Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1965 volume:

HARDING COLLEGE SEARCY. ARKANSAS VOLUME .............. XL! 1965 Cpetit 99am . qt JUDY LEE EVANS ................................ EdHor : '2 -;? Ww s ' W s rig JOHN MICHAEL WATERS. Business Manager ---c' - :4 DR. JOE PRYOR .................. Facuhy Advisor .w-g. 1:33:77 a CphiceQegg CJJehitage . . . . . . wag Qoamed to us; to age, emjog and page on umngiQed to aQQ gememtiomg to come. TABLE OF CONTENTS DedicaHon ................................................. 4 Adminis+ra+ion . ,, . .. .... ..... .. IB Classes .. .. .. . . 3B S+uden+ Life ,, .. .. 30 Social Clubs ....................................................... l06 PersonaliHes ............................... . . . ........ I44 OrganizaHons ........................................... .. I60 AfhleHcs .......................................... , .................... . I86 Academy ............................................... , ......... 220 Adverfisemenfs .................................................. . 260 Direc+ories A. . . 287 BRACIKCTT LJLJHARY HAzuz-mhd 1;;.-;xz;;w.s:TY BEAHCY. AH 721497000! JAMES ACTON HEDRICK, EdD To a man who has given more than a decade of dedicated sen'iro m l-Iarding Cullogv. tn a man M10 is udmirvd and respected hy the com munity us well as by tho mllogm In a man who is recognized as an outstanding Warhor in his academic fivld and whom? CnllHSPl is h'vquomly suuglll. In :1 mam who has a liven inlm'est in UN entire pmgmm m Harding: College. In a 1mm who has impirml hi9 studr'nts In arhivvv high prnfnssimml gunk: mirly in their carvers. In a man wlmsv Immhlv life 1an smwire has dmnnnsiralcd true CIII'iSlianily. we. 11m senior class of I Iarding Cnllogo. rospvclfully dvdiratv the 1065 PETIT JEAN 10 Dr. .Tamos A. Hedrirk. James At'tnn derirk was born in Howe, Texas. Why 1 5. 1017. Afivr graduating: from the Hnwo High Srhnnl lw vm'nllml at North Texas State Univm'sily whom: hr.- rtwoivod the BA. de- groo in mm. tho MA. dvgrm in 104-? and the Ed D dogrco in 1051. Dr. Hvdrirk became a Certified Publiv Acmumzml in 1961. During VVnrld War II Dr. Iledrirk was; mmmissioned an officr'r in tho Signal Cnrlm and was pro- mritod tn the 'ank of Captain. Dr. Hodrirk ininvd llw faculty at. Harding in 1052 ai'tvr l'uur yozlru of lnachinp; at Arkansas TorhA No is a mmnhox' of Phi Doha Kappa, the Anmrivan Armumingx Association. and other .L ixL .Xx -N 11 N6 srudenls W whewher involving personal plobhzmi class work, 7: v plofesnonul murler W was oiwoys on area m wh:ch Dr. Hcdnck excelled 7: DICATION mele heart, great service, i'rk- the man of dedication med socimios. He has also contributed wvoral 'cles lo scholarly journals. .He is a slump; supporlm' Of 1110 Harding 350mg; of m Hwy m .unmq 05 a hobby, D,- -tic teams 12ml dent's rmsswnunlry running: HEdmk sewed m '9 0595mm C'OSS COW'W Cooth- ' a hobby. Tho Hnrh'irk's lxnur rhildrrn aro 011 .u from nursnry school In college at Harding. Hedrick is an deor in tho mllego rhurrh of and svrvm a-s treasurer. : AWIICK FAMILY. DIHHHEJ M's, Sara Hednck. Rum, Ann, MJ-c and D'. James A Hedrick, OUR PRICELESS HERITAGE Tradition, Heritage are Fundamental to Harding U4Qma dUlaten Near the foothills of H10 Ozarks. Midst of hill and plain; Stands nur glorious Alma Matvr HardingisllPI'l1mr10 Christian standard is hm' mullu; Christian life is strossod; And in ovory hranrh of learning. Each one duos his lml. Harding opens wiflo lmr portals. Thus. inviting all Vth would tread the palh tn knnwlorlgv: Hood then tn her call. Qesmtn Sing the churns! Shunt it lnudlv! Erhning through 1110 vuln Hail to thorn holnvml Harding! Alma Mator. Hail' THE Admmsstrmion Buildrng, symbolizing Ihe physical center of Hmdmg, forms a back- ground for the Alma Morer explessing the spu'wruul cmd emorional hear! oi cur mHege indeed found Us place m lhe sun ern Ms cmzeng surcessfuliy lwe accordung Io ihe nl found In the Ebie and re the Hcdrlions of lreedam embocted m our Old Glory ix our prit'nlnss heritage. UI'R PRICELESS HERI'I'.M:'IC' ll ix lhv birthright navh I't-c'vivos in living rreatorl in Hulk inmgv. tht- fl'i'iftlnnl tn vlmnsv lllo pathway uf eternal det'lll'Y. thv rlmllmlgp tn surl- riuv lhv earth. In harness llw fnrrm nf nuiurv amtl 1n Immdon mar inlollor'tual huriznns. II is thu- lrmliiicmu. zu'mmplish- mvnls. goals and knowlcdgv thnoalhnd m w; by 0111' form J'allwr's. This grvat heritage inrllulm thr- l't'liglilllH l'nunddtinn Hf fililh in Gnd With I'PSPUCI l-lll' llw porxnnzilily Hf man. It im'lurios I119 basic fl'ovdnms of nm' Anwr'imn way M NH uml tho immmm'ahlo lJCIleith I'm'oiwd f'i'um um parvnls. uur st'lmnl. nur teachers and um' frivmls In mu-nrv. liflv ilwlf OUR RELIGION Religion is dedicated people worshiping GOD nu uh m. YE 5in know Ihe mnh and me truth shall make you free s inheren! in our reli- gion IS a conhned search for knowledge 1hrough Bcble study and daily medlwmion. hMy Jesus as thnu wilt. is a primary facet of 0111' religion s a religion based upon a rich heritage of history from the creation of mankinda through the life and death of Christ to the present structure of the church. Our religion should permeate every phase of our lives as students, friends, and citizens. It should be soon in our lives readily. The now trite phrase. umake your life an open book s a shin- ing;r example tn all hulds much food for thought. Believing and nbeying a supreme being is the fundamental way in which we find the peace and tranquility of mind necessary for living in the frenzied world of today. Prayer, our direct communication with God. becomes a soothing balm. As students. our rvligion manifests itself through daily Bible study traditional chapel ser- vices. regular church attendance, nightly vespers, spontaneous devotinnals. private meditation and prayer plus active work in mission organizations for some. Our religion is our very purpose for s- our mission s for life. Striving to uphold our be- liefs. but studying: constantly to find reason for these beliefs so they will not become static, is a responsibility we must talu1 as Christians. REVERENCING Hm Ahmghty through heurrfel: ncfs of worslup s church rmendnnces sEngmg, praying hatr-mng unri commumng s Joy Woomrd ts exemplary of chrchng murmurs experrendng Our rethon, MINISTER Joe Black works wuih The college congregalion where - Harding students and faculVy members worship during the school year. In a coloniul-slyle buildmg, 1he Downtown church of Chris? lh evangelis? Glen Pace m preach Chrisi to on expanding Seorcy. orship to God is a primary part of life at . ' g. Most students attend the College church Win 1 for regular worship and Bible study. annual fall and spring meeting is also a tra- a of our religious life. Some also attend scr- at the Downtown cengregation and others est Side in Searcy. Appriximately 80 Hart students and faculty preach weekly at mn- tions in surrounding communities. SERVING West Sade, thus congregohon mrwes under lhe work of Carl Mick, minisfer, to carry oul Chrisr's miswon Io reach His word He sfudy far all smdenfs is a privilege of Christian education. mWW- .;. .Mzh-Nwmnm .44. 13' 154$- ,... .. ' - ' . . . .7... 1 rs X - . ., . 1 17-7-33 4-. . . . A. , .. .I 4 $ infj- K Wu OUR AMERICAN WAY Past, Present, and Future Form Basis for Harding's Education Amvritu , , A tht- Iwunlilul? lltm' grout ii is tn luv em Amvriran lmluy? Um' way ulh lil'v. us proco- clvmvd by tho fulhvrs nl- Anwrir'n. is snnwlhing ln Im ElJlIJi'l'l'iillPd. mn'imi. Hurlivd nllrl Hll'vfully guurdvd hy oath riluml H'hm'o Anwrivan and Christian idmls gm huml in hand ix a Vila! I'HIP nhirh Harding,r atrium In fulfill in training; x'lmlvmc. In lakv their Illuu' as arluh Chrixliama nnd ri1ixmw in tho c'nmmunity. Prmervatiun Hf IJLlI' husiv Anwrirun lhrvmhnms will mlly ho arhitwvd through Ilu- wurk of in- tvrmlntl Students. wellrinl'urmml almul nur horitr ugh Study in lhv pulilirul :md hiatm'irnl rmlms llurtif'icw us in lho mnlinninu strugglo against lho itlmlngios which wmllcl dvstr'ny nnr f'roor IIIJIII h HllF Hwy Hl'tx mums rhe fum'e course 0' Amemz: :m .n Th5 nremdenh THE land m freedom 'ml Meghan year c ngmg sVudem V-cE-ELJS cw munhy cwoCse Our new 1eoder5 FREEDOM, He :u I'x. Vim: PTT'W m3 . Wu J f'iC m we wmdy h 9; '3 ::re wE :' u: i V -; ': : '; -:, to NM b, :V 'u'ure I 151-41isii .4. 'l 1' 291-3130! 011.11 0 1:- . n by she posl, yer i1..1cr1'1 1112 11.111e. Bob P3d12'1111llz . 'Li howlldge 11101 11135 been nccun u1aVed1LC1r'ce1r11ng 111a Amer1-c 1n w. .151 of i1 11:. $ 1011-11 mgr- 1. - II- '11$ cl q Q 1' 1' 0 g. i g AA i11-1I1 'i'iff I v .E 0 41131 0. 1-1-6 $idertivirlbiit 1.. 07' mvpmm 11:11: ,r...rwm.1; '- - . w ., WI? 1 ' :1 I o 11:1 '::..'V'OI'B? 1 etau-t . 1Mh0$sm . 9m .. 1,. H 41; PRELIMINARY architectural drawings for a new science buildmg wnrh Iaborurories 0nd lecmre rooms reveal dreams for the future of our school In the Greater Harding program OUR SCHOOL Tradition, service, dedication manifest heritage f MEMORIAL; FIECD H'O'L' 5E1 II'IODES Memorlol F1eldhouse, named after a faculty member, 15 par! of our school open for use by smdents 1n physuml developmem GENT Ioilmg 1n, lhe iog 11131011111 the becnmful Hardmg campus into shlmmenngl musty mocnllgh! wiih merely 0 him of c: buildmg VISIble 0111' school - ll1al part 111' nur priceless heri- tatTO 11 111111 was 11111 1111th1 111111lo 111195111111 by the 1:111r1flcos of alumni and Irionds 11f Harding - has a physical plant v11111111i 11! approximately 12 million dollars. Tim b111111lil'ul campus serves this institution of learning 111111111 I'anevor. it is not siatit'. A twu million dollar ranmaign for a iLCroator I'TardingM is in 'its second y11a1'. Con- strucliun is well alum: 1111 11 1111111Lpurp059 Al111111151A111111'i1'1111 I1111'i111g1s Conlor and plans are 111111111; 111111111 fur 1111.1 building; of :1 new science 111111. The musir 111111111'111111111 is 11xl111111ling into 11 1111111. wolliequippmi 1'111'111'1li11g'1111111111. l'Ial'ding is moving: f1'11'w111'1l1 811111115 of 11111 pant n'l1i1'l1 11111'i1'h Harding's 111511111; includn II111 11111111 frum IVlnrriItun t0 81111111 in 1931 t11 H111Unllmx'1w 1.111111g01'11mpus. 11111 horilatro 11115 1111111111 11111111111 until the pre- sonl E 1061. It is 111111111111; 111111 will runtinuc to grow only as 11111111151 it in supported by 11111511 whn realize the good 111111 Harding 11111151 1:311. and will 111'1'11111111ish 111 11111 11111'11I11111111111t of Christians and riti'zons. It is 11111' 1'115111111sii1ility In use this I1111'iiagc1 111111 1111111 111 1'1111li11u11 it. f111'11111 genera- linm 111 Cnmo 1 in build a iKCrvator Harding. II I'M II IEIIIE II III R hisfory Veils of Arkansas Christian CoHege us Hurdmg's parent- in original udmimsrrchon bualding is located or Morrmon, Arkansas ' ING The hmcless beauty of the Harding campus, Ihe My pool on image Wthh wnll remain etched in '13 memory of all her students. IN MEMORIAM CDR. g9. dbl. Qaaueg !895-1964 . Dr. Lloyd Myers Graves. M.D , served 23 years on the Board of Trustees of Harding: C01- lcgew the last 10 years as Chairman of the Board. During his time of loadorship 1110 College has made significant advanrvs in physiral facilities and academic standing. Born in Cnpiah County, Nlississippi. in 1895. he attended Bun'itt College hofnro enrolling in Vanderbilt University from which 110 rvcoived the JVID. degree He became the first fullrtime health officer of Shelby County. Tennessee. in 1926. and was named suporintondcnt of health for Memphis in 1928. The city and county health departments morgod in 1942 and Dr. Graves. as the first and only director. load IVIcm- phis tn naliunal rnmgznitiun as a Clean and healthy City. He died of a hmrt attack in Nash- ville 011 December 5. 1064, at the ago of 69 while attending a meeting nf tho Tonnossoo Public Health Association, 13 OUR SCHOOL Key Buildings Hold Heritage for Future Success CAN N 3 :s a Us lAlD Cling Tn prmirls- wilu-I'Inr funililim iIII' pl'r'ae'rlhnu Hw ur's-al kpirihml hwril-uiv in lelxlhmih'. HH- Hilllc- Building. IHIINIr'lItIl'el in thi1. is llat' rllml vxhxrhiutlx ilwtl ILIHM'IIHIII building Hl'nllmnm mem'iql Ulnz'dn. lmill in VWH. lil'l NI'IllK 1n lltr Hauling rntmmmilx tlu- glnn illll'HmlImI llvl'ilaui- of Illudrl'll mun lhmugh ?XWNI HIH-hllly .wlmlml xnlmm-s mni xar'inux Mlmllc-llu-mnrx nmIc-rialx -I'lt' W, . Amrrium 111mm Hllilelillg. d Illmit'rn ssrmml Inuiltiing lnllsll'lll'l 'a In 193$. lmuws ww-l'ul cadt'mir Imilx n! 111w I HHI'LU'. Illl' Sflllml HF Amnrimn ShHlit'H uhit II ml mils suln'r'inr Khulvlllx llmm H any :Iv'un'lnu-nls rm- un inr iensiw klllth nl' nllr Arllr'l'i man lwrilugr. Hvlu'I-wnlalixr mi Ilw x-x :wllmll durlllihun Imililic-x Hml :ll't' 1hr hl'r'lldul' ul Ila! tlitl;I kllllirltlxik'H !1ILIIlil.lll. u Iinllrlilnr'x I'm unmvll lmill in I 'hl Hilll flmulx umlri lmtn-rl Iargt-lx In ch'lummx lmtmm. 7g -' CONVERSING wmh wsmng pnrems, Dan Tuyhar expenences one 0' rhe yoys of seemq IDVPd arms qf'er :2 Fong period of sepomnon OUR PARENTS Sacrifice, dedication and love depict parents Life, as our priceless hcritagm is a God-given gift which comes through the love and desire of two people for oath nther and fur Children. These two people arc the nnes we affectionately call h'mom and Wladu Our parents. not only bring: us into the world, but also provide the opportunities for us to live, t0 grow. to learn. to succeed and eventually to he parents ourselves. They form thv basis of Ihnught by which our lives are governed h the foundations by which we choose our pathway of life.' Appreciatinm as defined by VVebstor, includes grateful recognition, sonsitivc awareness, and discriminatingI portoplinn 0r enjoyment. Our parents should always be able to see in our per- ception an awareness of their encouragement. the opportunities they have given us. the sacrifices they have made and are making. TUITION, money pond for educmion, W5 symbohc of socnhces 0! our perems for rhe commuing search For knowhedge Yodays' woer demands. REPRESENTATIVE of our working movhers is Mrs. Ben Grey. 05 she counsels wilh sludnms in u Jonesborc, Arkansas, dassroorn. 16 E. joy, accomplishment, thankfufness rhese are feelings o! bmh and studem after Thar Iong-soughrfor diploma has been awarded. gwmg ag Chnigtians. geading as emmpgeg. ?Ieachmg a3 gchOQang. SmeOunagmg as counserne. chsoctating a9 $niend9. Qua 5acu0ig hengctg Cult CJSGMtage a3 wag paeged to them. u4dmimgtnation ADMINISTRATION Energy and calm characterize Harding's leader DR. GEORGE S. BENSON is recognized first W and foremost a5 a Christian leader. Students ' and faculty are often amazed at his abiliiy to develop and In direct personally the intricate operations that make Harding an outstanding academic: institution. Energy, hard work. and intent dedication to Gnd are some nf the dynamic characteristics that have made DrA Benson eminently success- ful, Tho iGrcat or Harding', program is fast he- comingr a reality. and Dr. Bensonas fine business judgment and oxcellem planning have been the driving forces behind the success of the two million dollar campaign. Dr. and Mrs. Benson gain spiritual strength by studying the scriptures together each morning. Their rich experiences in Chinese mission work have been valuable and meaningful in local church work and in training young people for the missinn field. For 29 years Dr. Benson has guided the destiny of Harding College. He has imparted zeal and enthusiasm to thousands of students who have observed his exciting and purposeful Christian life. SERVING ably :13 secretary for the presydem 0F Harding College, Miss Margueme OBOruon moves a hard, effluent. rlreless worker ASTRIDE one of hrs horses Dr. George S, Benson epiromizes Hue CATCHING the coHege Mane, Dr Benson and sdmcl pxlm Harry Rlsmger leave pose svrcnqw and :hgnny he exudes ms PreSrdem of Harding on one at the mJFv mp5 Ihey mks. rumumgm :he year on behalf of Harding. ADMINISTRATION Vision and planning mark our administration DR. CLIFTON L. GANUSH JR. is a power- fully built man with the knowledge and ex- pericncc necessary to perform the varied re- t sponsibilitics of a busy college viceApresidcnt. fk An excellent teacher and advisor, Dr. Ganus sets a rapid pace as ho directs the School of ,.. American Studies and serves as Chairman of the ' Department of History and Social Science. He is able to relay his knowledge of American history to the public through lectures and publications and to impress upon his audiences the priceless heritage American citizens enjoy. Active in civic affairs. Dr. Ganus is a member of the Searcy Chamber of Commerce and the Lions Club. His work as director of youth semi- nars on Americanism is an important factor in developing well-informed leaders for the future. Dr. Ganus takes a keen interest in every facet of the Harding program and ably assists Presi- dent Benson in administrative responsibilities. R. T. CLARK, JIL, PhD CLIFTON l. GANUS, JR., PhD DR. R. T. CLARK is an outstanding athlete, a successful coach, a challenging: professor, a capable administrator1 and an internationally- recognized scientist. He is completing his second year as Vice-president in charge of Research at Harding College. Chapel audiences will long remember Dr. Clarkis wiL wisdom. and thought provoking lectures. Just the sight of his pose as he addresses the student body gives promise of vital lessons that he is certain tn present. Dr. Clark can still give any man a good race a whether on the track field, in the research laboratory or on the speakerk podium. His hard work as a campus leader and his ability to pro- duce under pressure have brought national recognition to Harding College. IIis consistent and sincere enthusiasm is often just the tonic needed to cure a flustcred freshman. a discouragi ed athlete, or a somber upperclassman. h LOTT TUCKER. BA LOTT TUCKER. Harding's capable Business TVIemagcn is a leader in Church and Civic affairs. A member of the Southern Association of Cnllego and University Business Officers. Mr. Tucker is a capable and efficient financial Ieadon In addition to his duties in administering the col- lege budget, ho is responsible fnr maintenance of the school plant and for the investment of the endowment funds of tho cullcgo. He also is supervising the constmctiun 0f the now huildings in the uGreater Harding project. As immediate past president of the Searcy Kiwanis Club. serretary 0f the Municipal Plan- ning Commission and a leader in the Little League baseball program, Mr. Tucker enjoys a prominent and influnmial position in the Searcv community Formulating the policies of Harding College is the responsibility of tho BOARD OF TRUSW TEES, a self-perpotuating body of capable busi- ness men. professional men and educators dedi- cated to the promotion of Christian education. These men serve without salary contributing their time, wisdam1 emergios and even financial resources to the advancement of Harding Col? lege. Dr. L. M. Graves, M.D.. Memphis, Tennessee.- 3 member of the Board since 19-1-1, served as as chairman from 1954 until his sudden death from a heart attack on December 5. 1964. The VicesChairman. Dr. Houston T. Kames, Baton Rouge. Louisiana succeeded Dr. Graves as Chair- man of the Board. Vi :0. MSTEES. FRONT ROW: Flonoy Alexander, Lemon Johnson, L, M. Groves' Housron Kames, Wi Oi Beemon, Richard D. Fuller, J T. Cones SECOND Hf him D. Baldwin, louis E, Green, D F. Anguish, J B. Mclmeers J, A, Thompson. T, J McReynolds. George Roberts. Olen Hendrix, George S. Benson. ADMINISTRATION Administrators generate student achievement The talents and disposition needed by a dean of students are effectively portrayed by Har- dingis Dean of Students and Director of Admis- sions, VIRGIL LAWYER. Dean Lawyeras first contact with students frequently begins when the students are snphty mores or juniors in high school as he speaks to high school hcollege daya: programa for youth meetings at congregations throughout the state or at hpmspective student meetings of alumni chapters. He also corresponds with thou- sands of students to inform them of the excellent program at Harding College. As coordinator of the student orientation pro- gram at the beginning of the fall semester, Dean Lawyer has the exciting responsibility of meet- ing students and helping them feel at home on campus. His wit, keen insight into the psycho- logy of youth and genuine interest in young people enable him in an effective manner to make students aware of the great opportunities available at Harding for them to have an en- joyable time while they develop physically, intellectually and spiritually. His office is open to students for help with their problems. VIRGII. H. LAWYER, MA JOSEPH E. PRYOR, PhD Ably and amiably tackling any task before him. JOSEPH E. PRYOR, known to most stu- dents as ;Dr. Joe;n discharges the responsibilities of the Dean of the College. He also serves as a cnordinator for the North Central Association Liberal Arts Study program, Secretary-Treasurer nf Region II of Alpha Chit second Vice-president nf the AEA Department of Higher Education and Councilor for the Central Arkansas Section uf the American Chemical Society. Since assuming the deanship in 1960a he has continued some classroom teaching each semester in his major field of physical science. Dean Pryor inspires many faltering students With his vivid descriptions of todayis physical world. A graduate of Harding College, Dean Pryor draws upon his collegiate background as editor of both the Bison and Petit Jean to provide in- valuable assistance to each Petit Jean staff as faculty advisor. He also serves as Harding's faculty representative to the Arkansas Intercol- legiate Athletic Conference, drawing upon his intercollegiate experience in basketball and track. He serves as a deacon at the College Church of Christ. 24 INEZ PICKENS. BA Efficient and reliable, VIRGIL BECKETT is responsible for registering students.1 recording grades, preparing transcripts, checking graduation requirements and making various academic studies. . An alumnus of Harding College, Mr. Beckett Is an able counselor and advisor. Seniors ap- preciate and trust his advice and knowledge when checking on graduation requirements or making important decisions about graduate study. His friendly smile and pleasingr disposition add a note of pleasure to some of the long and tedious tasks involved in maticulation and other routine academic procedures. A vital part of the Harding campus, Mr. Beckett enjoys all of the Bison performances on the gridiron, court and diamond He also enjoys ti gatne of golf with his colleagues or working in his yard. A member of the college church of Chrtst, he and his family enjoy the fellowship and the opportunities to serve that are so much a part of this active congregation. His dedication to the church and t0 the community is exemplarv of his work as registrar. i u INEZ PICKENS has served very ably as Hal: ding's Dean of XVumon since 1955. Her interest in developing maturo Christian wumen has made many friends aiming: lmth Slutlents and faculty. Mrs. Pickens also sm'vos as directnr nf Pattie Cobb Hall which houses Iloiirly 0110 hundred Harding women. AS a teacher of lingligh at the Harding Avatlcmy lVlrs. Pit'ktins instills in her students an appreciation fur moat literature through her vlussm in English and American literature. Her thoughtfulness and gmmino concern for nthors are major roasnns Why the Dean of VVnmen still rnrrospnmls with lmnrli'mls of Har- ding alumnae who are nnw lmmomakers and mrnor women. :Vlrs. Pirkcnr: is an avid spurts fan. an intrigu- ing toaclior. and a faithful Christian wurker. She is 3 active membor nf tlm Hartliner Business: and Prnfossirmal Vt'umvn and tho Soarry rlmptor 0f A.A.U.VV VIRGIL BECKETT, BA 'qu 1 Q. 1- - PK .. '95,! mm HARDFNG'S Buhle deprirlmenf chairman. Joe Hacker, ll James R. Allen, M!!! Assismnr Professor Bible James D. Bales, PhD Professor Christian Doctrine Leslie Burka, MA Professor Greek and Hebrew William J1 Hacker, MRE Assrslunt Professor RellgIOUS EdUCOlIOn Earl Canard Hays, 80 Associate Professor Bible and Church Husrory Robert Helsfen, MA Assistant Professor Bible John Rober' McKay, MA Asslsrom Professor Bible Nuale Thomas Pryor, ThM Assistant Professor Bible Andy 1'. Ritchie, MA Assnsfunr Prefessor Bible Jack Wood Sears, PhD Professor Blble BIBLE Hearts, minds of students influenced by words, actions The Bible. the hub around which the college revolves is ably taught to all students by a dedi- cated faculty. VVnrk is administnred in the Biblical, doctrinal. historical, and practical areas, but the impact of this department does not end in the classrnum. Bible majors and others stu- dents likewise benefit from 1110 Thanksgiving lectureship. an inspirational and instructional weekly Mnnday night mooting. numerous special interest meetings, and four annual semi- nars featuringr outstanding ministers from throughout the brotherhood. Tho Timothy Club offers practical advice from ministers. elders, and church workers each week to Bible majors. The depariment has made a special effort this year to work through various organizations, in- cluding the Student Association. to foster a keener interest in the Bible and in religious activities among; all Harding's students. W. Joe Hacker. department Chairman. is currently on leave of absence completing a doctorate in religious education at Snulhwnstern Baptist Seminary in Ft. Worth. SEARCHING for lrulhs Ihcn Hordmg College and lhe world was huwlt on, Bill Show! seeks to lmQFDVE his knawledge of Bible fruth. receives lhe Christian Educator award from Jum Blll Mclnteer of the Twenliuih Century Cllriaiicn. I Q, I M. Altman, MA Cit M. Back, MA Winnie Blll. MAlS M. E. Berryhill, MA Shiriey Birdsall, M515 Bob J. Gilliam. EdD I nan? Professor Assistant Professor Assisranl Librarian Professor libfdrlun Associate Professor 11ml Education Physncal Educohon Physical Education Psychology '7 Omar, MA Bob Knight, MA Ted Lloyd, MS Leonard Lewis, ND C. R. Montgomery, PhD Maude Montgomery, MA Hurry Olroe, EdD Professor Assisfum Professor lnstrucfor Professor Professor Assisrom Professor Professor 'ul Education Physrcal Education Physical Educmion Educomon Educcfion Educo'rion Physical Education 1? 'Mk. M1 Wayne Puckett, EdD Mariorie Ryan, BA Clarenu Sanders. BA E. G. Sewell, PhD W. K. Summi , PhD Murrey Wilson, MA meessor Associate Professor Instructor Director Professor Professor Assistant Professor Education Educahon Physical Educmion AudioAVisuul Services Education Psychology Educarion CATION AND RESEARCH h standards, wide back- uchieve certification 'i MAKrNC - . -. WORK bl e preparation of elementary and secondary AS ers is a major function of Harding College ; . -- : - - approximately sixty per cent of the recent .. ates have completed certification require- . ts, The undergraduate teacher education ' ,. ' ' +r m is NCATE-approved. Dr. Harry D. : I - serves as Chairman of the Education Divi- and also assists in directing the research m on a scientific evaluation of physical :x: levels. Dr. W. K. Summitt serves on the 7 . of the AEA Department of Higher Edu- . . .. and Dr. Edward G. Sewell is president of ' Arkansas Association for Student Teaching. '7 . Ted Lloyd and Mr. Ted Altman, both in ' 'cel education, are new members of the JACKIE Kwng. sludem rancher Hmdtdme expenences premb Irmmng xvhJF severrH others observe her uchons pnor ro lheu mm at reochmg. . . . .-!-' Beaumont Memorial Library contains more - 73,500 carefully-selected volumes. During past summer the library was made a deposi- - for selected government documents. HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS Basic appreciation for life found in humanities and arts Primary objectives of the academic program at Harding College arc to help students develop the ability to communicate their ideas effectively and to acquaint students with the great art. literature and music that is the heritage of twentieth century man. Formal academic work in this area is supported in an outstanding way through CO-Ctlrricular activities in dramatics, forensics. student publicationsa band. a cappelle and special interests groups. National recogni- tion has been achieved in these activities for the superior quality of student performance. Dr. James L. Atteberry is serving as Chairman of the Humanities Division and Professor Eliza- beth Mason is Chairman of the Fine Arts Divi- sion. In August. 1964, Dr. Kenneth Davis com- pleted all requirements for the PhD. degree in music at the University of Indiana. Mr. Earl Wilcox returned in July from a twovyear leave of absence at Vanderbilt University where he com- pleted all requirements for the PhD. degree in American literature except for the dissertation. Mr. Doyle Ward is on leave of absence this year working toward the PhD. degree in speech at the University of Missouri. Mr. Ben Holland was on leave during the fall semester writing an M.A. thesis in drama for the University of Smithern California. New teachers this year are Robert Privitt in art, Sandra Williams in English and Van Alessandro in speech. Von B. Alessandro, MEd instructor Speech Jnmus L. Anebc-rry. PhD Professor English George BuggeH, MA Assistant Professor Muswc Venilu Bridger, MAT Instructor Enghsh Neil B. Cope, MSJ Professm Journalism Kenneth Davis, MA Assistant Professor MU$IC Grover Goyna, MA Assistant Professor English Ben J. Holland, MA ASSISTUnf Professor Speech iii 0911 ' ,1 4'11 TESTING Iwhmml equipment for Harding 5 new radio station KHBC, Bull Oliver works under the dHECiIOn of speech department head, Evan Ulrey. CHALLENGING lhe mmds of IN; smdoms Io odupl V0 Hie world of higher educmion, Dr Jnm Almhcny ailcsses The need of thinking the furure of the clay, while she shapes her own fulure, Semor Ar! Mary Ellen Boskm works on 'he poner's wheel m we Arr DepartmenL Lutham. MA Elilubefh 3. Mason, MA Erla T. Moore, EdD Mono 5. Moore, BA Charles Pinmnn, MA Robert H. Privi . MA '-ll!arl1' Professor Professor Professor Insfrucror Assistant meessnr Instructor English Art Music Music English Art Ivan, M l. C. Sears, PhD Ann Sewell, MM Evan Ulray, PhD Richard Walker. PhD Earl Wilcox, MA Sandra Williams, MA HIM Professor Professor Asslsmnt Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor lnsrrucror English Music Speech Speech English English 29 NATURAL SCIENCE Expansion, research key to secrets of natural sciences Preparing outstanding students for graduate and professional study 15 a major objective of the Division of Natural Science. The strong academic program is rc-enforccd by the team research pro- gram in life sciences under the direction of Dr. R. T. Clark who was invited to Tokyo, Japan, in September to present a paper before the Inter- national Congress of Sports Medicine. Dr. Jack Wood Sears. chairman of the division. was an American Chemical Society tour speaker in November. Mr. Don England in chemistry, Mr. Kenneth Perrin in mathematics and Mr. William Rushton in biology have been on leave this year working 011 the doctorate in the respective areas. New faculty members are Mr. Bryce Roberson in biology and M1: Robert Smith in chemistry. A major project of the division this year has been the preparation of plans for the projected million-dollarsciencabu1ld1ngt0 be constructed EXAMINING me remnms of u dissected ml 111 u course in CCmPGFUhVE NDXt VEEII' zmmomy D1, Hughes pClnTS our OthHS To Gary Abney and Tom Blucker. Mildred E. Bell, PhD Robert T. Clark, PhD W1 Norman Hughes, PhD Maurice L. Luwsun, MS Bill W. Oldhum. MS Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Home Economics Biulogiml Suence Biological Science Physizs Mathematics Dean B. Priest, M5 Iran: H. Puckell. M5 Ward B. Roberson, MS Jack Wood Sears, PhD Robert M. Smith, MS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Professor Assistant Professor Mathematics Home Economics Biological Science Biologicaf Science Chemistry William C. Slavens, PhD Elaine Yhompson, MA William Wallace, MA Dorothy Wellbome. MS William D. Williams, PhD Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Assisront Professor Professor Biological Science Home ECONOH'IICS Mathematics Home Economics Chemistry C. Mat AngeI, BA, CPA Jerome M, Barnes, MAT szihng Tnstrucior lns'rucmr Accow-mng Soc-Ul Scnence Geneva Comhs, BA Billy Ray Cox, MBA, CPA Instructor Assrsvonr Professor Secrelnnol SCIENCE Buswness AdmlnlSVU'an Jum-s Hadrick, EdD, CPA Raymund Muncy, MA Professor Assusranl Professor Accounting HISTOFY Dullus Roberts, MA Jae T. Sagraves, MA Asststonr Professor Assustom Professor POII'ICGi Smence Htstory Jerry 0, Stan, MBA Ermal H. Tucker, M5 Asswslonr Professor ASStSTOn' Professor Economics Busrness Educohon Busmess Admlmstrmlcn Billy D. Varkler, MA W. L. Roy Wellhorne, MS Assistant Professor Professor SocioFoqy Business Admmistmhon . IAL SCIENCE HISTORY, as taught here by Professor Segrcwes to Ron Young, means ' something because It ts presented as an mfmesimg commentary on He ch of the American way 1n in energetic division ' ' paring outstanding students in social - e, business and education for leadership 7 'ns through the American Studies Program major activity of the Division of Social a:vwce. The general education program in this consists of a political, economic and histori- 't gmdy of the United States, a survey of Euro- K: history and a study of international rela- 1: . Advanced courses are offered in history, ting, business, economics, political science, rial science, sociology, and social science. . . theme for the American Studies Program : year was uAmerica's Future. Trips were e to St. Louis in the fall and to Cincinnati the spring to study business, industriaL and t . ment activities. Visiting speakers and mbers of the faculty present semi-monthly ' 'tars on some facet of the theme. INFORMATIVE describes JEHy Smrrs Smurduy mom-Hg news analysts . l5 . Roy Wellbome serves as Chairman of the ' ion of Social Science; Dr. Clifton L. Ganus, 15 the Director of the American Studies Pro- . u.Bi11y Ray Cox in accounting and business, c Angel in accounting, and Raymond Muncy Jhistory are new members of the faculty. 32 Tod M. Altman, MA, Direcior. Armstrong Hall Karon Arnold. BA, Secretary, Science Depurfrnent Piggy Baku, BA, Secrerory, Bible Department Jerome Bumos. MAT, Direcmr, Graduate Hall Ruth Beards , Accountant, Business Office Reba Berryhili,BA, Secreroryl Library John Barryhill, Secretaryl East Hall Omar Bixler, BA, Field Representative Mary Loycu Bridges, Secretary, Business Office Corinna Burl . BA, Library Assistant Anita Bullor, Secremry, Healrh Center Brenda Casey, Secreiqu Public Reiations Lynn Chandler, Bookkeeper, Business Office Johnnie Fay: Claude, Secretory, Development low Combs, Secretary, Office of Dr. Bales Doris Coward. BA, Secretary, Alumni Office Lawrence Dean. Pressman, Harding Coliege Press Margaret Dean, Manager, Mailing Room Kenncsh Dunn, BA, Field Representurive Gertrude Dyios, Manager, Callege Booksfore John lee Dykes, MS, Director, Studenr Center Latina Dykls, BA, Secretory, Business Office Merle Ellie , Receiving and Sforemom Clerk Opal French, Post Mistress Bill Fumor, Manager, Harding College Laundry Carol Gnnsnar, Secreiory. Business Office- Rulh Goodwin, Director, Kendall Hall Corinna Hurt, Coliege Dietitian, Manager ofCu . Wanda Hays, Secretary, Vice-Presidenr for Reset! Roslen Head, Directors West Hall Barbara Hausa, Secrefnry. Education Depomnen? Ruby Jo Hughes, Secretary, Developmeni Office Ruby Jones, 35, Director, Ccthcorf Hull Arm Kalluy, Secretary, Academy lou Lawyer, Assistant Post Mistress Margie loni'z. Secretaryi tibrory Joyce Lucas. Secretary, Business Ofiice Dixie Mchrkla, Manager, College Inn Mildred McCoy, Secretory, Placement Office Thomas Nelson, 35, Research Center Associate Y engaged m heipmg studems find iobs afTEI graduation, Mrs McCoy Mu Placemem OHire shows Bcb Peorcy some mformcmon on u possvbk: 10b, r AFF Maw. Secretary, Sludenr Personnel Office Ml. Secretory. Business Office A- P000. Secretary. Vice-Preswdenr Mon, Construction Superintendent - ,Assisrunr to the President 'dlrl. IN. Nurse. Health Center Pluck. Assistant Post Mistress r . Why, Campus Maintenance ' , Bus Driver - , Maintenance Deponmenr and Pilaf laborhun, lPN, Nurse, Health Center I. Simmons, Director, Public Rermzans H Smllh, Secrerary, Dean of Students Hill, Student Work Supervisor ' Spars. Secretary, Print Shop ,, Spurloclt, 3A., Assismn? Engineer A ' Mm. MA. Asst. Director, Public Relations ' 9M: Manager. Coflege Form and Dairy MOI. Secretary Studenr Personnel Office . Twit. Executive Secrerury, Alurrvm Assoc. ' '-- Tillman, Engineer , - mood. MS, Accuunmm, Business OHice Wm. Manager, Hafding College Press uni. Vice President for Development 3. IA, Cashier, Business Office Indispensable tn llw npornliun nf Harding Cnllcge are a number of nnn-toarhingz employeps who perform a var'ivly nf sorviros and Who are rofon'ed In as lhv Stuff. Many ulal'l' Iilombers hawo ,Q'iVPIJ years nf' svrvirv tn Hm mllogo and they are genuinely rlvtliralod In the aims and nhjectives of tho mllvgv. VV'illmut tho capable and unselfish servirv uf' lhnsv pnnplt' tho oxcellent avadomiv pmgrnm muld nu! lw maintained. Although students frmluontly dn nnl recognize the importance of 1110 activities nf' tllosn ponple. thoir svrvicvs dirorlly affoct tho daily life of 03611 student. They render many vssontial 50r- viCPs that nflon gm unromgnizvd. I'onscientious staff maintain, operate campus ACADEMIC LIFE Academic life encourages students to excellence W0 learn. wr- understand. we hmadnn nur sight thew ztrc fnnx'an'l-moving slqu in tho prurms fur XVllik'll we camv tu st'hnol m'mlomic gr'nwlh. Tlu'nughllut H10 er11'. Classrtnun life fllllliHlth'. tvm'lu'rs loclurv. sludoms St'illTll for knmvlvrigrv. Cnllvgiato lifo is arddmnir nrhiovo- rm-Ilt plus sm'iul and exim-l'urrit'ulm' arlivitics. Tim lvarning lu'nccss lakes plum daily through thv nll'inu; clr-Imrimonls MY 1110 illslilulinn. At Harding: HIPSD dt'ptll'ilnPHH inrlndn Art Bible and I'Zvliginn. Biulngiml Srivnro. Bminms and Iirnnnmir's. Etllll'illhm anti Psyt'hnlngy. English Language, Fnrvigll LilIlgllzlum, General Srir'nce. ilielnry and Burial Scimlrv. Humo quumics. Juur'lmlism. Mutlu-malim. Musit'. Physiml 171111- m1inn. Pllyairnl Sris-nrr' mul Spmn'll. Classes urn lllnnnml till ;I Kt'11105l1'5l llilhiH, SI-drrhing i'cu' tho unkmmn: Studying. Ht' as lhv r'nsv may Ew. :'1';2::1111'111;: fur finals r'lnsinf: nnutllt-r' your llu-so arv all parts of llu- svhool ymlr Whit'h mulw it a prnf'itzlhh- Wilmn nl' Ivnrn- ing amll UlliH-YIIIPIII fur 111mm uhu rumv ln apply thvmwlvcs tn llw siluatiun at hand. EXPERIMENTATION docsn! boiher Tommy Coder. 05 he pre- pares to run c: series OF EESTS on SBVENJI chemicals in U Mb. EXPLANATION of various skemml slruclures involves Mr, Rob- ersan and Dwighr Bogus m on intereshng bmlcgiccrl conversarion 34 ICAI. experiences of the gran! men of Ihe past such us are recorded in me - 'I Brewer Room, are 0 greur hem and mspuuhon I0 'Odoys Bxblxcm smdemr, AS the DwrecPcr of Tes'rg m'd Court.ij .: z; :' ' ' PW confers wflh sewer Brwn Jchc-bz :L-:J' 1'3? , 51m mmluNkkm-m '1 dilli'fgn..'l IHC research In Huldmgs physical fxmess program reamed in on oufsiondmg dw'splay of the NASA exhibn n lame Rock's Barton Calwseum 35 INSTRUMENTAL mLHU-L of her mdw-nimd n UTILIZING EXPRESSI'NG her .' Cl'EiHV '. ; ' in mi i:m:L :iemcnstnves heir 1r A , : 1 'g - 1 o; UMTING their pFon of unuck in prepormion for a series of business games at Michigan State, Harding; ream consults with Mr. Bill Cox. mfenrion from elcmcnrmy level smdenls enabhes prOC'HCE! reachcr Marilyn Fm- ; In direct young minds in 0 new learning experience which comes in educafion. BUSINESS admimvrmwon mnior, Joe Brlnw. fwd; that mac- hines skiH wa md Iwm m sluciy 41s wuH us In fumre work. . ...... 5 r . null... ' .m . . ... . I. t N. ..LIQMH. adjm-bw c418,...manrwuww. Ll, WI... 5 .r. itagj25'x..iz'ruvhm . .3. .5511 A .a- .5 w mr-aanJnraJ h.r . ..r m ......na. .. u. .22....1... Sula... 1.; ..5 .u. I. .f 3.5V. amt... 5... .u... SC, . 5 II W n 2... .. 4.7.A fhrllct. .y.. F. ..4.... i chiuing 5oz academic exceQQence. Cphepahing 60h uocationaQ 5utuhe. anisgimg them geanch gm bnowQedge. u4009pting Qeahningh chaQQeuges. Associating with othehg 06 QimEQM intenegtg. Qtudentg worth thhough cQasg and Qtudg go Qeann what our: hehitage hag wiQQed. CQasges ' .':I - ,wa V SENIOR OFFICERS. John Ryan, Sponsor,- Whecler meds, Presidem; Barbara leiiams, Secremry; Bob Ollhum, Sponsor; BxH Short, Vite President SENIORS Hard work and awards culminate the senior year REGINA SPIRIT AWARD TERRY SMITH A Chrisiiml man. a grand example. a spark- ling.r lwrmnulity a hard worker. a Shulmlt lmlrim'. n nllnml frivnrl all are rharactm'islirs nf tho Roginu Spiril Award I'PCipiPIH. Torry Qmith. lhis' yvur'l'. hunurvo. was a nearly unanimmls svlm'linn. zmrl rightly so. Terry: :1 Bihlo majnr Hum filnrlutlnlv. N'Iississippi. transferred from tho l'nix't'nily ni' NIissiSRippi tn Harding in his frvshmnn yvm'. 'lk-rry, business mmmgor 0f the Iiis'nn. has hmm inninr Class prosidont and l'uvnritv. Rnligiuua Chairman fur tho Student Aswriuliun and n momhvr 0f lhv Timuthy Club 21an inlvrn'ullvgialv tennis 103m. 40 NANCY ABLES, El Dorado, Ark; Business Educmion; GATA 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3; Chorufe 1,2; Bison Boosters 3,4. JOE ADAMS, F9. luuderdule, Flu; Physical Educchon; SNEA 2,3,4; Americon Srudies 3; OCAPA 4, PEMM 4; Invomurol Spons. MARCIA ARCHER, Bonneville, Miss.; Englxsh; OEGE 1.2.3.4, Trees. 4-, Dociylo; logy 3,4; BriTish Columbia Club 4; SNEA 1,3,4. JIMMY ARNOLD. Nashvilla. Ark; Englxsh and History; Chi Sigma Alpha 3,4, Pres. 3; Alpha Chi 4, ViceAPres. 4,- Who's Who 3,4, S.A. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3: Ilson 1,2,3, Associate Ednor 3,- Americun Srudies 1.2.3.4; Phi Alpha Them 8.4, Pres. 4,- Pa Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3; Varsity Debate 12.3.4; Press Club 1,2; Band 1, FRED W. ATCHISON, Paragould, Ark; Biology; Alpha Phi Kappa 12.3.4; Bison Boosrers 1,21,21,41; Intercollegiate Boskefbull 1,2,3; Inwrumum! Sporrs 1,2,3. PIISCILLA BAKER, Arlington, Va.; Home ECOanlES; Regina 1.2.3.4, Hismriun 3; African Club 4; Doctylology Club 1; SNEA 4; Bison Buosters 1. Big Sisters 2 Colhecon 1,2,3,4, VicerPres. 2, Pres. 3. MARY ETHEL SALES, Seurty, Ark; Music Educmxon; Regmo 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3. Vice-Pres. 4,- Who's Who 3.4; Homecoming Court 3.- SA. 12.3.4. Cabine1 2,3,4; Pliif Jean 1.2.3.4, Organizations Editor 4; A Cuppella 1.2.3.4, Ensemb1e 1,-Ielles and Beoux 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosrers l,- A Tempo 3,4; MENC 3,4: Big Sisters 2; SNEA 3. JEANETTE BALLARD, Cullmun, Alan Siology; Transfer from Alabama Christian CoIlege; Them Psi 3,4, Treus. 4; Pa! Juan 4; Chorale 3; Sextet 4; SNEA 4; Science Club 4; OCAPA 4. MARY BARRETT, Springfield, Me; Home Economics, Zela Rho 3,4 Sec. 3, Vice- Pres. 4; Dodylology 1; SNEA 2; Colhecon 2. CLAIWA DOIOTHEA BARTLEY, Rogers. Ark; Elementary Educmion; Omega Phi, African Club 2,3,4; Docfylology 4; Choru1e 2,4; SNEA 4; Grace WeHs 4. SHERRY BARTON, Birmingham, Ala; Elementary Educchon; GATA 1.2.3.4; Pol Jean 2,3,4; SNEA 1.13.4. MARY ELLEN BASKIN, Slilwall, Okla; Arr; K0 Jo Kai 1.2.3.4, Hist. 1,3. Pres. 2;.Who'1s Who 4; TNT Club Queen 3, Sub T-Ib 4; S. A. Cabinet 3; Doclylology 2,3; SNEA 3,4 Bison Booster51,2,3,4; Big Sisters 2; Biii'rsu 1.2.3.4, MINEIL IAWCOM. Clovis. NIw Mam,- Mathematics,- Chi Sigma Alpha , . Trans. 3. Pies. 4; Chorale 2; Stience Club 1: Campus Players 2,3,4; ' - Pli Omega 3.4. IIMDEN, Tuarlmnu. Ark; Elementary Education; Omega Phi - 1 2.3.4, . 4.- le Jun 4; Dacfylology 3.4; European Club 1,- Brirish Columbia - :13. Sec. 3; SNEA 3,4; Young Republicans 3,4,- Blg Snsvers 2 IICHDOLDT, Kenn , Ark.; Home Economics,- Irunsfer from Arkansas College,- SNEA 4; Colhecon 4. imam. Sunny, Ark; Biology; Transfer from Arkansas State Teachers :Pioneer I,2,3.4; Bison Boosters l; Pre-Med I,2.3,4. IVIN IEIIYHILL. JI., Sourcy, Ark; Physical Education; African Club Chomre l.- PEMM 3,4, Vice-Pres.; Intramural: l,2,3,A. IILIO, Houston. Tun; Social Soence. HOLLIS M. BLACK, Berkley, Calif.; Business AdminislrcHon, Lambda Sigma 1,2, 3.4, Set; Who's Who 1:, S.A VicerPres. 4,- Bison 3; Buson Boosfets 1: American STudies 2,3,4,- OCAFA 2,3,4. Pres. 2,3; Young Republicans 3, Intermflegiote Tlack cndeSS-CowxrryQ; Xnirumuro! Sports 1,2,3,4 ill-EN ANNE BLAKE. Coffax, In; Business EdUCO'IOH; Transfer from York College; DEMO Cm Omega: SNEA 3,3. Bison Boosveu 3, ANNE A. BLUE, Jonesboro. Ark; Physimf Educahon, Zero Rho l,2,3,d, Rep. 3; Bnnd l, BwiC-n Bocalms l ? PEMM 3. NED BOAZ, Muyfield. Ky.,- Biology,- Transfer from Lubbock Christian College; From: Sodnhg 3,4, Trees, anercollegime Basketball 3,4, DWFGHT BOGGS, Hazen, Ark,- Biology,- Gofmcy 2,3,4, Pre-Med 4 JOE B. BRADBURN, New Iberia, Lo.; Biology,- Slgma Tnu Sigma l,?,3,4. Pres. 3, SEC 3 SNEA d, Inllc:murnl1,7,3,4 AHrSWfS 2,3,4, CAROLYN BRADLEY, lubbock, Ten; Busmess Education,- Transfer from Lubbock Clms'mn College WHC 3,4, V:ce-Pres,; Mary Queen Nommee 4; Duc'ylology 3, flxomm A, SNFA 3.11; Bwson Boosrers 3.4 HOLLY BRANNON, Roswell. 60.; PsychologyASomoJogy, Delta Chl Omega l,2,3,4, Sporrs Dimmer 13,4, Rep. 3, Per Jenn 1,2,4; Charme 3,4; Bison Boosters !; lnlorclub f'mmm 7 NICK BRIDGES, Florissunf, Mm; MUSIC Educohon, A CoppeHrJ 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Quunm 1, 7, Belles cmcl Boaux 1,2,3 SNEA 4, A Tempo 1,2,3,4; MENC 3,4. WILLIAM E. BRIDGES, Reckfnld, L; Busmess Administration; Trcmsfer from Yorlr CoHege, FAG 3,:1 GARY L. BROCK, Inglewood. Colit; Buble cmd Blblrcn! Languages; TNT 2,3,4, Pres. 3, VuwrPrrs 4 Bum Tau Gamma Dub Beau 3,4, Norrhern Lughls 1, Twmorhy Hub 1.9.3.4, Montred Club 3,4, mrercollegame Track 1,?,3,4, Intro- muml Sperm l 2,3,4. ALVIS BROWN, Evening Shade, Ark; Mmhemoncs, Bela Phi Kappa l,?,3,4. Vice- Pres. 4; SNEA 3,4; Mfmmural 12,3,4; All Stars Basketball 3, JAMES C. BROWN. Slunford, K14 BibIE, TAG; Timolhy CPub 3, Vice.Pre5 2, lARRY BROWN, Memphis, Tenn.; Mmhemnhcs, Fmier Sodolws. THOMAS BROWN, Wichila. Kun.; Morhemahcs, Transfer from Friends Unwemly and Wichita Universiry; Mohvcon, SNEA a; Intramum! 3,4. CHARLES BUCK, Barbarian, 0.,- PhySIcol Educollon; Transfer frnm Florida College; Frafer Sodolis 3.4: SNEA 4, PEMM 4; lnlrumural 3,4; AlI-Stars Football 3, Vuileybull 3. PETER WAYNE BUMPASS, La Grange, lll,; Bxble and Bwbllcol Languages; Delta love i,2,3,4, Pres. 2, Sec.-Trecs. 3; African Club 3,4,- Duceylology 2,3,- Timothy Club 3; A CappeHo 1,2,3; Chorale l, Belles 0nd Beuux 2; Bison Boosters 1,4. CHARLOTTE BURKE , Dora. New MEL; Elemenrory Educahon; Transfer from Lubbock Chrisncn CoHege, MEA 3,4, Vme-Pres, Devoluonnl Leader; Who's Who 4, Galaxy Club Queen 3,4.- Bison 4; SNEA 3,4, Buson Boosrers 3.4; Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Cour! 3; Class Favome 3. NIORS , lFood, and fellowsmp were the components of cm enioyable iuniorrsenior banquet CH Litrle Rock's Hotel Lafayette during rhe spring semesfer. DAVID B. BURKS, Trulh or Cnnssquantes. New Mam,- Ariounhng and Busmess Beta Phx Kappa 1213,41, Pres 4 Sec rTreus. 3, Who s Who 4. S. A Pres 4 Pelil Jean 1,234, Photographer; P Gamma P5: 23 A Amenmn S'udles 2.1-1 DORIS ANN BUSH, Cnulidge, Ariz.; Art; There Pm L234, Pres, Hys'oricm, Inrercluh Council Representmwe, Who s Who 4; May Queen Nommee; May Queen quhst; S. A. i, Sec.- Pem Jean 2; Dactwmogy 1; European Club 2; SNEA 3, VICe-Pres.; Bison Boosters 1; Bug SisTers 1. Chawrmnn; Biwsu 4, Sec. Vme-Pres.: Interclub Council I HUGH EARL CAMPBElL, McAlesler. Okla; Physncul Edumhon; Sub T-IE: l ? .3,4, Chaplin; Bison Boosters 112; PEMM l,2.3, Vorsuy Out: 12.3.4; anercollegrore Football 12,3,4; M'frumurol Sports 1,2,3,4 AIl-Smrs ? 3. MADELINE CAROL CAMPBELL, Melbourne, Ark; Psycholoqy-Sonobgy; Kappa Delro 113,4, Trees. 2,3; Bison Boosters 1,2; Big Swslers 9: Intramural Basket bolt 3,- AIIVSchrs 3. CARMEN M. CAMPERELL, Albuquerque, N; M.; Elemenlmy Educmfon, OEGE 1.2.14; May Court L Fem Jean 2,3,4 Dccrylology 1,114 Chorale 3- SNEA 4, CHARLES D. CARTER, Pine Bluff, Ark; Business Admzmslrahon Galaxy 1 2 3 4 BRUCE CASADA. Bonneville, Ark; Bible Transfer 'rom lubbod Chrismrw Cm- lege BETTYE CASEY, Scurry, Ark; Musk, GATA; A Cuppellu 1,2,3, Sen 2; Ensemble 2,3. tANNY CASEY, Searcy. Ark; Chemistry; Sub T46 1.2.14, Fast Mme 4: Alpha Chi 3,4: Who's Who 4; IntercoHegme Track 1,2,53,11, JIM CHESTER, Buy, Ark,- MUSIC Educmion; Trnnsfer from Arkansas State CoHege; Lambda Sigma 2,3,- th5 Who 4, A Cappello 2,3; Quartet 2,3,4, Belles cmd Beaux 7,3; SNEA 4; A Tempo 3,4; MENC 3,4 MARGIE CHESHOLM, Plains, Tenn; Elementary Educerion; Transfer from Lubbock Chnshan College Beta Tau Gamma 3,4; SNEA 314 . CHAIOLETTE CHITTY, Houma, Lu.; Hementaw Educufion; WHC l,2,3,4, Repl, Pres; Fraler Sodohs Club Queen 3; A Coppello l,2,314; Chorale 1 Belles and Beoux 2,3,4,- SNEA 3A; Bison Boosrers 1. ,unior - Senior festivities highiighf exciting year DARKHORSE mndndme, Roy McGee, furiously attacks his s1ice of water- melon in 11:5 effort 10 gain the IiHe of champion wuicrmelon emer, SENIORS ENTERTAINING wnh svoues galore, Dr. Glen Cunningham, femured sneaky m 1051' springs wniorrsenior bc:nquel.gave $1imulahonf0r1h0ughf, Students, faculty bring enioyment to final year WilLIAM Y. CLARK, II, Shelfer Island, N. Y.; MmhemoHcs; 5319ch Tau Sigma; Intramural Sports 9,3,4. DAVID N. CLINGER, Fort Worth, Tex.; Enghsh, PIOHEGI' l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, H151. 2,3,4: Chorale 2,3, Bond 12.3.4; SNEA 3; Buson Boosters 1,3; Symphonene 1,2; A Tempo ?,3; SMENC 3, OCAPA 4; Young Repubhcuns 3,4, Camera Club 2,3,4, Vite Pres ?,3; Imramurol 1,2,3,4. JACK D. COLVIN, Vivian, La; Bible, Beta Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4, A Coppella 1,2,14,- Chora1e 1; Band 3, BETTY HARTLEY COMES, Rogers, Ark; English; Omegc Phi 12,34, African Cfub d, Chorale 1; SNEA 3, NANCY COPE, Searcy, Ark; Hememory Education, Zeta Rho 1,2,3,4, Rep. 2, Trees 3; May Cour! 3: May Queen Nominee 3: Chorale 1.2.3; SNEA 4: Bxson Boosters 3,4 SUSAN ELIZABETH CRAIG, Godfrey, IIL; Secretarial Science; Beta Tau Gamma 1,21,21,11, Sec. 2, Trans. 3, Vace-Pres 3, Peril Jean 4; Chorale 4; Band 3,4; Bison Eoowers 1, JUDITH DEANS DANIEL, Dallas, Tel; Elementary Educcrion; KO Jo Kai 1,2,13,41; Pam Juan Queen qulisr 3; May Queen Finaiisr 4; Lombda Sigma Queen 3: Dcmylomgy 2,3,4; SNEA 2!, Bison Boosters l,2,3,4; Homecommg Arrendom 2; Campus Players 12. KAREN DAUGHEIYY, Granite Cily, 1II.; Elementary EdUCOth; Dehu Chi Gmegu 1,2,3,11, Pres, 3, Sec. 3; SNEA 3,4; Bison Boosters 3,4; Big Sisters Q, lmrurnuroJ Span: 2,3,4 CAROL JEAN DAVIS, Searty, Ark: Elementary Educmion; Kappa Delta 1; Bison Booslers 1,2,3 E. BERRY DAVIS, JIL, Fayetteville, Tenn.,- Biology iPraMedi, Mohican 1,2,3; Pel'i1 Jean 3,4, Pre-Med 1,2,3, Intramural Sperm 2. BILL DAWSON. Gainesville, TEI.; Genercl Science. DAVID L. DAY. Ripley, Miss; History; Transfer from Northeosf Mississippi Jr. College; Galaxy 7,3,4; Zero Phi Zeio Club Beau, SNEA 7,3,4; Intramural Sporrs 2,3,4 44 w MAV DILLARD, San Antonio, TEX.,' Elementary Education; Them Psi l,2,3,4 DUEI, Opullka, Arm; Bible: Transfer from Alabama Chnsmm CoHege; H y Club 3,4. ,. DUNN, Scurry, Ark; Arr; GATA l,2,3,4, Sen. Vice-Pres.; Alpha Chi '.Set.; British Columbm Club 1,? Chorale l, Bison Boosters 1,?: Bug SIS'EYS 2, 1.2.3.4. - I DYEI, luw'un, Oklu.; Business Educuliun; Transfer from Cameron Smte inge; Kappa Kappa Kappa 3,4; Pelit Jean 3,4; European Club 3-, ChorcHe -: SNEA 3,4; Bison Boosters 3. SUE EAUES, Kenna , Mm; Hernenmry Education; Mu Eta Adelphion 3,3,4. Trees 3, Pres. 4,- Brilish Columbia Oub 4; SNEA 2,3,4; Big Sisfers F: Interciub Ccunol 4. HOME ECKERBERG, Kansas City. Kern; Busmess Administration, Transfel Oklahoma Chnstiun College, Them P54 1,3,4, Sec. 4; Chorale 1,3,4: -' . 1,3,4; SNEA 3; Swen Boomers 1.4: Sc-ence Club 1, Young Repubhccns d. .42 ELIZABETH CLAIR ELY, Searey, Ark; Horne Etonomrcs Kappa Pm 1,234, Sec 3; A Coppeilo 1,2 3,4, Ensemble 1 Belles and Bnuux 1,2,34 SNEA 3,4 Colhecon 3,4. JUDY LEE EVANS, Murrilton, Ark; Busmess Education, Zola Rho 12,14, Rep, Who's Who 4,- S. A. Elecnon Chairman 3: Bison News Edmor T,2, Fem Jean Assistant Edmor 3, Editor 4; A CoppeHo 1,7,3,- SNFA 4,- Blsun Boosters 2,3, Young Republicans Recording Sec. 3,4; Big Sisters '2; Press Club ?,3, Sec. 3 FRSDA FERGUSON. Norfh lilfle Rock, Ark; Vocational Horne Emnomwcs; K0 Jo Kcn, SecsTrecs. 2, Vice-Pres 3; Pelit Jean 4, Dunyioloqy ? Brmsh Columbm Club I; Chorale 2,3,- SNEA 3,4; BISDN Boosrers T13, Trans Ewg stlers F. Colhecon 1,3,4: ln'erclub Councnl 3. MARILYN FINLEY, Flymoulh, Mich; Elemenmry Educalmn, Omega Pin l 2,3,4- Colhecon 1,2,14,- SNEA 1,2 3,4. DAVID FOUSS. MurieHB. 0.; Phys-cd Educczhon TNT i,2,34, Vwce Pres A Montreal Oub 3.4, Vice-Pres.,- SNEA 1,2,3; Brson Boosters 9,3,4, PEMM 3,4 PreS: Varsiiy Club 3,4; Intercollegiule BusebuH 3.4, ln'romurnl Snorfs 1.2.3.4, AII-Smrs SoFlball 2,3,4, Baseball 2, . PHYLLIS FOWLER, Ash Flul, Ark; Elementary Educuhon; Kappa Phi 12,14, Pres 2,- European Club A, Chorale 3; Bsson Boosters l Colhecon 4 lmrnmurol Sports 2,3: Inferclub CounCll 1,2. MARGARET W, FRANKS, Winnelka, lll.; Polmcol Soence Transfer From Nowh- wesrern Unwersny, OCAPA 2,3,4. Young Repubhctms 3,d MAURICE R. FRANKS, JIL, Winnelku, lH.; Polwcrd Scacnco Tr-rnan' hon: Norah western Unwersny; OCAPA 2,3,4, Tress : Yowg Pepuhhmna 31 '1 RONALD FRENCH, Liberal, Kan; Busmess Educcjhon Lambda S-gmn W 2,34. WhO s Who 4; Sudan! Assocxahon 4, Petil Jean ?J Aurrrnhnn Uub 3,4, VicerPres, A, Tlmolhy Club 2, Chorale 2, SNEA 1' 3 A Pm; 3. Swan Boos'ers l.2,3; Amencon Studwes 3,4 Intramural Sports M RICHARD TERRY FRUZIA, Lansing, Mich; Elementary Educcsnon, Ironsfer from Magr: Valley Christian College; Ploneer l,4. PAUL M. GARDNER, Vienna, W. VIL; Physical Edutmxon; Galaxy 1,214, Pres ?,4; Delta Chx Omega Club Beau,- SNEA 4, PEMM 3:1, lnlmmuml l,2,3 4, All Sims Spooll 3, Baseball 2,3 MARY HALE GARNER, Calico Rock, Ark; Elemenlnry Edumhow OEC-E 1.23.4. Sports Dvecvor ?,3. Sec. 2, 3, Hm. 4, imronmral VoHeybaH 2 3,4, Bas'ambnll I,2,AH-51urs Volleyball2.3, Baskeibcll 2,3, ANNA GARRETT. Salsbury, So. Rhodesia, Africa; Business Educmion; Transfer fmm Southeasrern Christian College; African Club 2. VEINA GARRETT, Salisbury, Sn. Rhodesia, Africa; Elementary Education; Trans- fax from Southeastern Christian CoHege; African Club 2,3,4; SNEA 2,3,4. THOMAS GASKINS, JIL, Pufmdala, Fla; Business Administration; TNT. Sec; Ihon 2,3; OCAPA 2,3,4. VJce-Pres.; Young Republicans 3,4; Intramural Spurrs 2.3.4. LEAH GENTIY, Alhambra. III.; English; 2910 Rho 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1, Pres. 2,3; Beta Phi Kappa Club Queen 3,4; S.A. Cabinel 4; Chorale 1,2; Band 1; SNEA 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Bison Boomers 1; Big Sbsters 2; Biiitsu 1,2,3,4; Cofhecon 2,3, Trees. 3. lEE GOAHEY, SI. touis, Mm; Accounting and Business Adminisfrarion; Galaxy Trees. 2.4; Beta Tau Gamma Club Beau 2; Pi Gamma Psi 4; American Sfudies 4. lINDA LOU GORDON. Gruenwnod, Ark; Business Education; Phi Delta 1,2,3;4; Dcctylofogy 2; Chorale 1; SNEA 2,3,4; Bison Boosters 1; ?k Gamma Psi 2,3. Rep; Intramural Sports 1.2. Jlll GIADDV, Tulsa, Olden History; Them Psi 1.13.4, VlCe-PFES. 2, Trees, 3; Poiil Juan 2,3,4; A Cappellu 3,4, Ensemble 33.4; Chorale 2; SNEA 2,3,4; Bison Boosrers 1,3,4; Campus Players 1,2; lnrromuml Sporfs 2 ANITA LOU GREEN. Choshrton, lnd.; Home Economics; WHC 1.2.31, Sec. 3,4,- Moy Queen Nominee 3; TNT Club Queen 4; Bison 1; Path Jean 2,3; A Coppello 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Belles and Beaux 3,4; SNEA 2,3,4; BISOI'I Boosters 2,3; Colhecon 1,114. RICHARD DALE GREEN, Doniphnn, Mm; Mafhemufics; Alpha Phi Kappa 1,2.3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Intercollegiate Baseball 1,2,3,4; 1mmmumepor1s 4. ANN GRIFFIN. Pin- Bluff. Art; Home Economics; Tri Kappa 2.3.4, Pres, Sec; 5. A. Cabinet; Oriental Club 2, SNEA 1,2,3; Bison Booster: 2.3; OCAPA 2,3; Buitsu 3; Coihecun 3,4. ROBE A. GIISSOM, Williston, Ha..- B1ble; Delta 1010 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Rep, Pcrliomenforion; Afrrcon Club 4; Timothy Club 1,214; Lorin Amer1can Ciub 2,3,4, Pres. 3. VlCe-PFES. d; Chorale 3; Science Club 1; Mission News Lemar Ednor 3,4. JANET O'HAIA HAMAKER, Dumas, Ark; Eiememary Education; OEGE; SNEA 4; Bison Boosievs 1,2,4. MARY LOU HARRELL, Clobumo, Tex; Elementary Educmion; Tmnsfer from Lubbock Christian CoHege; Dehu Chi Omega 3,4, Hist, Rep, May Court; May Queen Nominee d; SNEA 3,4; Bison Boosters 3; Intramural 3,4. GLENN EDWIN HAWKINS, Tern Hautl. Indu- Bxble; Transfer from Ohio VoIley Coflege; Chi Sigma Alpha, Treas.; TimoThy Club 4; A Cuppellc 3; Quarter 3; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; lnfromurn1 3,4. HAROLD L. HAVS, Trnnron, Ionn.; Bible; Fronsfer from Freedeordemon College; TAG 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Timothy Club 3,4. LILY DIANA HAYS. Tulsa, 01:113.; Business Education; Omega Phi 1,?,3,4; Stu- dent Association Cobmer 4; SNEA 4; Amencon Studies 2,3,4. LAUREL JANE HEID. Slmsburg, 0.; English; Omega Phi 1,2,3,4, Pres., Sec, Trem.; Rep.-Hisr.; May Queen Nominee 3,4; Bison 1; Bond 1; SNEA 2; Bison Boosters 2,3,4; Big Sisters 3; lmerclub Counml 3. MARY IETH HICKS, Tuckumun, Ark,- Business Education; Tofebl 1,2; Sfudent Associahon 4; SNEA 2,3,4, Hist. 3; P's Gamma Psi 3: Colhecon 1; lnrerclub Council 1. 46 - E5 is deod,' moulned me saddened observers, as prolonged words of eulogy were read over Ned Boo: favorite per tarantula ur pool-side mes ,NIORS pideHs death draws mixed emotions from crowd JEIRY HOLLIS, Columbia, Lu.,- Bible, TNT, Treos.; Ductylology 3 mehy Oub 1,243.4; Monfreol Club 3 d. Pres 4; Chorale 3? PATRICIA SHULL HOLLIS, Buffalo, M07; Elemvnmry Erlumhon, 29m Rho 1,214, Pres, VicerPresc PEHI Jean 2; Mon'reul Club 3,11; SNEA i,'.7,3, Croce WC'HS 3; Phi Alpha Them 3,4, Vice-Pre5 ; lnTrclmuchF 1,2114; All Star 2.3: Jn9erclub Council 3: Les Bonnes de Christe- 3,4. Chairman EUGENE HOLT, Vancouver, Wash; Mmhemuhts; Transfer hem Ponlnnd 5mm College; Iwmoihy Club; Inlrumurnl ankeran JAN HORNBUCKLE, Jatksonvillg Ark; onlogy Galaxy; Ducrvlology '3 Onemal Gub 3; Band 1,2,3, Pres 2, 3; PrevMed 2,3 4 Pres ? 3 4. JAMES THOMAS HORNER. Wichilu. KunA; Bvblc rmd stvoryu FN'HEY Sodnl-s European Club T,2,3,4. Pres. 4 Campus Players 2 3 ernmurnl Sports. BARBARA 5. HUFF, Detrcil, Mi:h.; Physwcul Education Transfer from Mmhlgon Chnstinn College; Phi Dem: 3; European Club 3A; PFMM 314; Inlrclmurnl Sporls 341 RICHARD THOMAS HUGHES, San Angelo, Tu; 8min. anhdn 5.9m 1.3 Who 3 Who 4; Bison 1; European Club 3, Pres Tumoflw Club 3, era-Pres, Pres 4 A Cappellu '2; American Smdies 1,? DONALD HULL, Boran, Cnlif.; 500m Scuence, Transfer from Pupncrdme Cc-Hege Beta Pin Kappa 3,4; Timorhy Club 3; SNEA 3 CHAROLETTE R. JOHNSON, Gainesvillia. FIEL; Mmhvmnhts, Tmnsfer from Um varsity of F'OHdO' Delta Chi Omega Tumolhy Club 1P5 Bonnes d2 Crws'e 4 SHIRLEY JOHNSON, Walnui Ridge, Ark,- Elementary Educahon; K0 Jo Kai l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres , Trees; A Cnppella 9,34; Ensr-mbh? 9; Chorale 1; EeHes and Becux 2.3.4: SNEA 4 STENNIS JOHNSON. Steens, Miss; Mavhemums, Chi Sigma Alpha; Marh Club 4.- Cumpus Players 2,3,4, Treos.; Alpha Psi Omega 23.4; American CoHegmie Players 3,4. JAMES H. JONES, JR., Broaksville, Ha..- Englssh, Transfer horn Honda COIIEQE Alpha Chi: Peril Joan 3,4; SNEA 3,4; Pl-u Alpha Theta 3,4. Pep; Young Repubr licuns 3,d. Treos.: Intramural Spam 3 d. 47 VN- x mm. VARIED expressions 19nd to reveal mixed Thoughts and ernm'ons of groduming seniors 05 they wait to receive their diplomos on commencement day. SENIORS Graduation climaxes college careers for seniors JOHN JONES, Channolview. Tom; Chemistry; Sub T-lb 12,14; In?ercollegiafa Track l,2,3,4. RUTH ELLEN JONES, Uvbunn, llI..- English,- Trunder from University of Illinois,- SNEA 3, Young Repubhcuns 4, BEN KAIL, NorOh LiMIe Rock. Ark; Biology; Berg Phx' Kappa. DON M. KAMSTRA, Eureka, Kan.; Biology,- Transfer from Lubbock Christian College; Frorer Sodulxs 3,4; Young Republicans 4. BARBARA KEE, Searcy, Ark,- History JAMES KEE1H, Shrevepuri, Lu.,- Busmess Administration: APK 1,2,3; TAG 4, DENTON lEE XERNDDLE. Wynne, Ark; Business Administration; Fruler Sodolis 11.3.4, TFEUS. 2,3; OEGE Club Beau 3,- Tmorhy Club I. 2; Brwllsh Columbia Club 2,3, Chorale 1,7,3; Inrmmurul 1,2331 CAROLYN KINARD, El Domdo, Ark: Home Economics; L05 Componeros 123,4, VICE'PFES, 3, Pres A. Bisun 3; Austrolxun Club 4; Doctyluiogy Oub 3; Montreal Club 3,4; SNEA l,2,3,4; Bison Boosters 2,3 8,9 Sisters l, Colhecon 2.3,4, Hist. 3, Pres, 4; lmerclub Counccl d, JACKIE KING, lubbock, Tam,- Elemenrory Educarlon; Transfer from luthCk Chrisnun College; Omega Phl 3,4, Sec. 3, Pres, 3; May Queen Nominee 4,- Chorale 2; SNEA 3: B'son Boosters 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; AllrSrar Basketball 2,3 DOUG KOSTOWSKI, Flint, Mich; B-ble und Biblscal Languages; Transfer from FreedrHardemun College, TAG 3,4; Timothy Club 3,4, Pi Kappa Della 3,4; Debate 3; Intramural Bowling. I'LL lAlRD, Grubbs, AHL; Physical Education; Framer Sodom 1,2,3,4, Vwce-Pres., Traci; Ductylology Club 2; Chorale 2.3; Bison Boosters 1,- PEMM 2,3,4: Intro- rnuml Spells l,?,3,4; AHvSmr Footth 2 GAYLON W. LAMB, Dllighl. Arkx, Enghsh, Beta Ph: Kappa l,2,3,4, Rep, 2, Sec. 4; CECE Club Beam 4; Bison l2; Pelif Juan 2, Charale 3; SNEA 2,3,4, Srcte Executwe Commmee Member 3, State President 4,- PreSS Cluh l,2. $ LANE. Wynnu. Ark; General Science; Frater Sodalis 1.2.3.4. Rep,; British umbiu Club 1.2.3: Charade 1.3; pre-Med Club 4; Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. VI LAWYEI. Mounlain Home. Ark; Business Administrmlon; Sub T4 6 1.2.3.4; mural Sports 1.2.3.4; AIl-Smr Football. IE MAE lEN'lZ, Parugould, Ark; Physicoi Education; MEA 1.2.3,4. Pres. H131. 3. Trans. 3, Pres. 4. PEMM 3.4, Trees. 4; ln1rumura1 Sports 1.2.3.4; -51or Softball 2.4; Volleyball 2.4; Basketball 4. H MAYE LlMtURG. Tonnwundu, N. Y..- Business Education; Delra Chi 6 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3; Northern Lights Club 2.- SNEA 3.4.- Bison Boomers 1; ' an Studies 2.3.4; Gunus Award .3. . MUIIEL lUKE. Huangs, Neb.; Home Economics; Transfer 1mm York a; lalin Amerscan Club 3; Bmish CD1umbic Club 3; A Cappello 4; 3: SNEA 3.4; Big Sisrers 4; Colheccn 3.4; Les Bonnes de Christ 3,4. ' McCUIBlN, MoncHe, M0,; Business Adminisnonon; Delta lmu 1.2.3.4. MARILYN MIHIOY, Ruyol Oak, Mich; Social Scaence; Los Compuneros 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3; Inrevclub Counczl 2; P051 Joan l.3.4. Bison Boosrers 2.3.4; Amencon Studies 3.4.- Phi Alpha Them 3.4.- Young Republicans 3.4.- Compus Players 1.2.3.4. ROY ELLIS McGEE, Bonneville. Miss..- Physicm Educchonn. Mchmon 1.2.3.4. Trees. 4.- Vorsity Club l.2.3,4; 1n1ercollegnc11e Football 1.2.3.4; Imrumural Sports l.2.3,4 KATHY McVICKER. Homer. La..- PsychotogySoclology; Beta Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4. H151. 1. Trees. 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; May Court 1; May Queen Nominee 3; S. A. Representative 4; Bison 3.4; British Columbia Clul: 3.4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 1; Bug Sisters 3; Inverclub Countll ?.4 CYNTHIA ANN MARTIN, Baniiuy. Flm; Home Economics; Transfer from Central Florida Junior College; Phi Delta 2,3. H151. 3, SNEA 1.2.4; Colhecon 2.3.4. WILTON MARTIN, Obion, Tenn.; Physwcl EdUCCHIOI'I: Transfer from Freedearde: man College; Sub T-lb 3.4, Quunermuuer d; SNEA 4. Bison Boosters 3,4; PEMM 3.4; Intramural SporTs 3.4; AIl-Srurs 501113011 3.4. BeskeTboll 3.4. JAMES L. MAY, JR., lepunlo. Ark; Buble; TAG,- Trmofhy Club I. Intramural SporTs 'l. SHARON MAYNER. Ozark, Ark; Home Economics; WHC 1.2.3.4, Trees 2, Rep. 2. Vice-Pres 3, Trees. A; Bison 4; SNEA 3,4. Bison Boosters l; Colhecon 2.3.4. DENNIS IAY MILAM, Little Rank, Art; History and An; APK 1.2.3.4; Biiirsu 4. JUDY SYRACKE MILlER, Sptingfiold, Mm; E1emenrary Education; GATA. Alpha Chi 4; Chorofe 1; SNEA 1.2,3; Bison Boosters 1.2.3. NINA LORENE MOORE, Pumgnuld. Art; Home Economics; Transfer from Freed- Hardeman College; Tofebf 3.4. Sports Director 3. Sec. 4.- African Club 3.4; SNEA 3.4.- 519 Sisrelrs 4; Colhecon 3.4. Hist. 4; Immmurai 3. 4. CLARA MORGAN. Morrilfon. Ark; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1.2.3.4.- Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4, DORIS MORRIS, Bey. Art; Home Economics; Tmnsier from Alkunsas State College; Kappa Delta 1.2.3,4, Sec. 3; Perit Jean Queen Finalist 3; Lambda Sigma Club Queen 4; Homecoming Court 2; SNEA 3,4; Bison Boosters 2.3: Colhecon 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. 49 LINDA MURPHY. Cadiz, Ky.; Mathemchs; Lcs Compcneras 1.9.3.4, Trees. 2 Pres. 3; SNEA 2,3,4; 1n1erc1ub Councd 3. JERRY LEE MYERS, Biggars. Ark; Business Admiantrorion. Tronsfer from Somhern 30pm: Coilege; Bern Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; SNEA 3.4; Intramural 2.4. DONNA FRANCES NEAL, Cleveland, Miss.; Home Economics: Dem: Chi Omega l,?,3.4. VrcerPresw Sec, Trecs.; Ductylobgy 2,3,4; British Columbia Club 3.4; Chorafe 1,2,4; SNEA 3.4; Bison Boosters l,- B1g Snsfers 3; Colhecon 2,3,4; Interclub Counol 2,3 KENNETH WILKEY O'NEAL, lubbcck, Tux; Biology; Transfer from Lubbock Chnshon College; Sub 1-16 3.4. Chaplom, Alpha Chi 4. Pres. 4; Who's Who 4; Phi Della Beau 4; Senior Representatwe 4; Bison 3,4; A CuppEHc Quorfer 3,4; Chorale 3.4, Pres. 4,- !nrrdmurul Sports 3,4. NANCY DIANE OSBURN, Forrest City. Ark; Elemenrmy Education; Phi Oelro 1.2.3.4. Pres. VucevPrem May Queen Nominee 4; Dadylology 2; Band 1; SNEA 2,3,4,- Blson Boosters 2,3,4; Big SJsters 4.- IMercIub Council 2.4, SOLOMON MORGAN OUTLAW, Aluchuu, Flo.; Physical Educahon; Mohiccn 1.2.3.4,- PEMM 2.3.4. Trees. 4,- Vcrsny Club 1.2.3.4; Inrercollegiote Football 1.2.3.4.- lmmmurcl Sports. Tenms 3; AH-Srcr Baseball. DAVID OWENS, Tulsa, Okla; Journalism; Transfer from David lipscomb Col- lege. TAG; Bison 4, VICTORIA PAINE, Saarcy, Ark.- E1emenrory Education. GATA 1.2.3.4, Trees. 3; A Coppella 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Chorale 1.2; Bison Boosters 1, Big Sisfers 3. GLENN PARKS. Searqr. Ark; Bible. J. HOWARD PAULlIN, East Lansing, Mich; Mathematics; Mohtcun 1.2.3.4, Scrwbe; Ductylology 1.2.3.4.- Nonhem Lights 1; Chorale I,- Buson Boomers 1.2.3.4; Scrence Club 4; lnlrumural Sports 4 lOVERD PEACOCK, Tiplcnville, Tenn; Biology, Sub TA16 1.2.3.4. Skipper :1; Kappa Delta Beau :3; Junior Represenronve Studenr Assocmnon; Pre-Med 1.2; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; lmercollegmte Football 1.13.4. Cup! 4. imrercollegiore Track; ths Who 4. BO! PEARCY. Galnuvilln. Tom; Accounting; Mohimn 1.2.3.4; Ju Co Ju Beau 3.4. Pi Gamma Psi 3.4,- Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; 1mercoilegiole Football 1.2.3.4; In- tramural Sports 1.2.3.4,- AH-Srur FootboH; Pulil Juan Sfoff 4. JAMES ROLAN PEBWORTH. Whiniot. Cnlil.; Music and English; TAG 1.2.3.4; A Coppello 1.2.3; Quarter lTraveIoiresl 1.9.3.4; BeHes and Beuux 2,3; A Tempo 3.4. Pres, 4; MENC 3.4; Intramural Football. BRENDA lARAINE PENN. lynn. Ark,- Home Economics, Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4.- SNEA '2,- Colhecon 3, KATHLEEN PHILLIPS, Idalou, Tum Elementary Education; Transfer from lubbock Chrishun ColJege; Them Ps- 1,?,3,4. V-cerPresw Pres.; SNEA 3.4; All-Sfur Volleyball 3. THOMAS ALAN PRATHER, Chicago, Ill.; Muthernuncs; Konnonia 1.2.3.4. Sec.- Treos. 3. Sergeant at An-ns l. JEROME D. PRINCE, Mublarnn. 6a.; Physwcol Education; Trunsfet from Georgia Tech; TAG 4; AEX 1,2,- Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Intercollegiate Fomball 1.2.3.4; Intercollegiate Track 12; Inframurcl Sports 1.2.3.4, MERLIN R. PRIOR, Imperial, Nah.- Business Admmlstrofion, Transfer from York College,- Bera Phi Kappa; Alpha C111 4; Student Association 4; Bison 4; PIN! Jean 4; A Cappeiio 3,4. Quunev 4; Belles and Beau: 3.4; EISOH Boosters 3,4.- Americon Srudies 3.4; lntrornuro1 Sports. IORS Campus beoufy revealed in unusual night view WHEELER POUNDS, Cordovu, Aln.; Socml Scuence, Galaxy 12,314, Rep, Vice- PrES. 1, Pres. 4,- Las Componerus Beau 2,3,4,- Bison 3, Dnctylology 1; Nowhem LighTs 1,2; Timothy Club 1,2; Bfl115h Columbia Ciub 3,4, Choral 1,2, Vice-Pres., Pres. 2,- Bison Boosters 2,3,4, VICErPl'eS. 2, Pres, 3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. EARL DEAN POWELL, Sioux Cily, la.; Business Adminxslrmlon: AEX 1,214, Pres.,- Alpha Chi 4; American Studies 2,3,4. RITA JEAN RACHEL Russellvillo, Atk; Elementary Educchon; Omega Ph- 1,2,3,4, Rep, Hist, Sec, Vice-Pre-s; May Court 2,- Eison 2, Pam Jean 4, Choro1e 1,2,3: SNEA 1,2,3; Bison Boosters 1,3,4, PORTER RAGSDALE, Atlanta. Ga; Physmnl Education; Transfer from Universww of Georgia, Alpha P111 Kappa 2,3,4; PEMM 3,4; 1mercoliegicre Football 113,4, American Collegiate Players 3, JAMES AUSTIN RANDOLPH, Hobbs, N. M.; Music Educohom Transfer from Lubbock Chrisiian College; A Coppella Chorus 3,4, SMENC 3,4 lEO GLENN RANDOLPH, Spade, Tenn; Physical Edumhon; Alph Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4; Infercolleguufe Football 1 ROY ALLAN REAVES, Mulden, Mm; Business Educuhon; Transfer from Soufheas? Missouri State College; TAG 3,4, V1ceeres; Intramural Spons 3,4; Intramurui AIl-Stcr 3, MIUON REED, Searcy, Ark; Bible and Speech,- Doha lam 1,23,44, Rep. 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres, 4; Timothy Club 1,2,14,- Chomle 2; Campus Players 3,4. SUE REICH, Pontiac, Mich; Biology, Transfer 1mm Fraed-Hurdemon College,- Africon Quiz 4; PrerMed 3,4; Smence Club 41 lnrrumumi Sporis 3,4, TOM REPPART, Rochesier, Minn; Speech 0nd Engl-sh; Who's Who 3,4 Smdeni Assoczmion 2,- Bwfsu 4; Campus P1ayers 113,4, Trees. Pres.: A1pha Psi Omega 2,3,4, Sen, Business Manager: Amenmn CoHegmle Woyers 3,4, RICHARD MERWIN RHEINBOLT, Scurry, Ark; PrerMed; Lambda Sigma 12,3,4; Ilson 1,2; Bwscn Boosters 1,2, 1mercollegmle Track-2,3, Cross-Ccumry 2,3, CHARLES RAY RICHIE, Atlanta, Ga..- Busmess Adrmmsarmuon; Alpha Phi Kappa 123,4, SechreGs; lnrercalleglme FoolbuH 12,331, J. K 1 JANA Orr and Duck Covalinski enjoy 0 relaxing break from the regular CONGRATULATING EHen MFCKIUMy fol her nomuyul of Crcon s queen campus rouline or the annual SArspansored Homecoming chili supper. m we Hmdmg produmon of ANTIGONE mg 5r-w-rnl of her dose fnenda, SENIORS Various student activities create busy, busy life WILMER IIKARD, Tuszumbia, Ala; Elementary Education Transfer from Freed- Hordemun CoHege; Ouloxy 3,4, cherPres. 4; MFA Beau 45; A Cappello 3,4; SNEA 3,6, Pres. 4, lINDA RISINGER, Starry, Ark; Business Education; Regina 11,34; ths Who 4; Bison 1,2; Pelil Juan 1,2; A Cuppellu l,2,3.4, Ensemble 2; BeHes and Beaux 2.3.4; SNEA 4, Bmon Boosters 1,2. JEFFEREY ANNE ROREX. Arlington Haighls, lll.; Business; Zem Phw lem 1,2,344; May Queen Runnebup 2. PHYLLIS YVONNE SARVER, Spencer, Okla; Psychology-Sociology; WHC 1,2,3; Chorufe 1,3; PravMed 1: OCAPA 3,4. RUTH ANN SELBY, Clarksvillc, Ark; Horne Econormcs, Delta Chi Omega l,2,3,4, Pres.; AEX Queen; Dactylmogy 4; SNEA l,2.3,4, Sec. 4,- B-son Boosters 3; Scuence Club 1.2.3, HIST -Rep. 3; Cclhecon 1,2,14,- Interdub CounCIl 2,3. CAROL ANNETTA SEXSON. lnn's Summii, Mm; Horne Econochs; Omega Phi 1,2,14, Sen, Pam Joan l,2,3,4; Bison Boosters 1; Colhecon l,3,4, Trees. 4; Imramural Spams 'I CATHERINE JEAN SHANNON, Henderson, Tenn,- Elemenrcwy Education,- Transfer From FreedrHurdemun College; MEA 3,4, Hist; SNEA 1,2,13,41, MARY NELL SHANNON. Henderson, Venn; Physmal Education; Transfer from FreedAHurden-Ion College, MEA 3,4, Rep., SNEA l2, PEMM l,2; Intramural Sports L2. STEVE SHANNON, Sr. Joseph, Mich.- Morhemuvin; Transfer from Benton Harbor College, Froier Sodom 1.2.3.4; Student ASSOCIU'iOn 1.2.14; SNEA I,2-, Intro- rnurol Sports 3.4. SYLVIA ANN SHELTON, Now Boston, 101.; English; WHC 1,114; Interclub Councwl 3,- 319 Snsrers. IIILL SHORT, Bulawayo, Southern Rhod-siu; Bible; Frmer Sodolis l,2,3,4, Pres. I. HOPE SHUI'TSl Purkonhurg, W. Va; Elementary Ed'UCUHDn; Transfer from Ohio Valley College; Phi Delta 3.4, Pres. A; Bison 3,4, News Editor 3; Chorale 3: SNEA 3,4; Colhecon 3, Intramural Sports 4; Interclub Councnl 4. 52 3 I. SIMPSON, loch , Art; Biology; Zeta Rho l.3,4, Rep, 3; Dudylo- 3A; SNEA 1,3,4, Hm. 3; Brson Boosters 1, Pre-Med 3,4, SCIence Club I. mum, Wall Memphis, Ark; Music; Transfer from FreediHcrder-non Col- llginu 3.4,- ths Who 4,- May Queen Nommee 4; Koinonio Queen 3; In 3.4, Sec. 3; Belles 0nd Beaux 3,4; A Tempo 3: SMENC 4. 1'. SMITH, Anniston, Alm; Physical Education; TNT, Sec, Delta Chi Beau 2; Bison Boosters 2, PEMM 3,4,- Fnrercollegrme Buskmbun T; ' -I AlI-Stnr 1.2.34. SMITH, Thuyu, M0,; Muswc Educurion, Kappa Kappa Kappa l,2.3,4. Sec. .; Church l,2,3,4. Ensemble l,2,3; Bond 123,4, Bison Boosters Tcmpo 3,4; MENC 3,4, MIEN $MfTH,Wolnul Ridge. Ark; Elementary Education,- Kuppa Delta ' . 59a; May Queen Nommee 3; Pioneer Queen 4.- A Coppello 2.3,4: j. I; Belle: and Beoux 3.- Bison Boomers 2; MENC 1. mm SMITH, Clarisclalo. Miss.; Speech and Bible, Transfer from Univ '0' Mississippi; Mohicun l,2,3,4,- Them Ps- Beau 2,3,4, Studem As- h Illa . Assnsiunr Business Manager 3, Busmess Manager 4,- Pet :3 Timothy Club 1.2.3.4: Bwson Boosters 2,3; Cioss Favorite 3; Class Pres. -- lngiata Tennis 3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3. JANET RUTH SOMNER. linculn, Nah; English; Transfer from York Coliege; Delta Chi Omega 3,4, Pres. 4, Trees; Bison 3; Chorale 3-, SNEA 3,4,- Bison Boosters 4. SHANNON SPEARS. Freoporl, Tex; Biulngy, Alpha Phw Kappa 12.3.4, Scribe 3, Rep. 4,- Bison, Sports Editor 2; Peri! Jean 2,- lmercolregiate Basketball 1.2.14; Intramural Sports I,2,3,4. JIM E. SIANLEY, Sun Valley, Culif.; Bible; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,2,3,4, Sec: TimoThy Club 2.4-, A Cappelio 2,3,4; Belles and Beuux 2,3,4. CAROL STARR, Knobel, Ark; Horne Economwcs, Koppc Phl 12.3.4. Pres, 3, 4, Sec. 2. KARI. STAUFFEI, Nenshu, Mm,- Accounhng and Business; Transfer from JopFin Junior Coflege, Alpha Eplision Chi, Sec, Treas; Ausfralioq Club 2,3,4; Oriental Ciub 2; ercfe K 1,2,3,4; Pi Gamma Psi 2,3,4; Camera Club 3.4, DONALD L. STEVENS, Hatfield, Finn,- Art,- Galuxy; SNEA 'I; Bijnsu 3, Pres. 3, GAIL STOKES, Andalusia. Alan; Home Economics; Transfer from Alabama Chris- tian College; Them Psi 3,4; Chorale 3; SNEA 4,- Bkmsu 3.4 MONTY K. STOI'IS, Guukar Ciry, 0.; Elementary Educclion; Galaxy 1,234, Rep, Sea; A Cuppeflu 2,3,4; Chorale l, SNEA 3,4, JOHN C. SUNDERLAND, Carihagn, M0,; Biology: PlOnEEF 123,4, Sec, 4,- In trumurcll Sports T,2,3.4. SANDY KAY SWANN, Dallas, Gm; Elementary Education; Transfer from Freed- Hardemun College; Delta Chi Omega 3,4, Sec. 4; SNEA 3,4. IIENDA TAYLOR. Furogoul'd, Ark; Elementary Education; Omega Phi I,2,3,4, Sec, 2; Chorale 1,2,3,- SNEA 3,4; Intramural Spam 4. DAVID HOWARD TAYLOR, Picnyuno, Mm; Business Adminisrrovion; Mohfcun 1.2.3.41 GATA Beau 4: Pi Gamma Psi 3,4,- lmercolleglme Baseball 3,4,- In- tmmural SporTs I,2,3,4; Intramural All-Slar Baseball, Basketbafl, Soffbull. 53 S. JOLEE THAYER. York, Nah,- Music Edumlion- Trunshy from York Colfege; Whoa Who 4; European Club 3,4; A Cnppella 3,4, Ensemble 3,4; Belles and Becux 3,4; SNEA 3,4; A Tempo 3,4, MENC 3,4, Co1hecon 3. CLAUDET'I'E KATHLEEN TROMPSON, Hot Springs, Ark: Elementary Education; Lus Componercs 1,2,14; SNEA 4. BONNIE IHOMPSON, Searcy, Art; Business Adminisnution, Sub T-Eb 1,2,3,4; Regina Beau 2,3,4: Bison 3; Bwson Boosters 3: Vorsny Club 2.3,- Intercollegiate Sports 1,2,3; Intramural Spons 1,2,3,4. CECIL TILLEY, Edmumon, Canada, General Science; Beta Phi Kappa; SNEA 4; lnrramurol Sports l,2,3,4. JOHN HUDSON TINER. Pocahontas, Ark; Mmhemurics; Science Club 1,2,3,- Comera Club 1.2,34, JOHNNY TOMS, New Smyma Bemh, Fla.; Sociology and Psychclogy, S1gmu Tau Sigma, Sec. 2, V1ce-Pres. 3; Choruie 2,3; Infrumurul Spam 113,4; A1I-Sror 1,2,4; MARTHA ANN YOOKE. Rayville. La.; Journalism; Kappo Phi 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3. V1cerPres 4; May Queen Nominee 3; Bison 'l, 4, Associate Editor 3,4; British Columbia Club 2,3,4; Bond 1,2,3: SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 1; Big Sisters 2,- Press Club RYAN TOUCHTON, Jacksonville, Fla. Physkol Educmion; Transfer from York CoHege; Sub T-lb 3,4: lnrercolfegiule BuskeTbDH 3,4, JANET TURLEY, Kansas Civy, Mm; Elementary Education; Transfer from York College; Donylology 4; SNEA 4. LARRY TURNER. lincoTn Park, Mich,- Music; Frater Sodolis, Reg; A Cappella 3; Chorale 1,2; SNEA 3. JOHN GILL UNDERWOOD ll, Sentry, Ark; Chemistry; Sub T-16; All-Sfcr 2,3, LEONA WALKER, Waxahachie, Ten; Elementary Education. ESTHER WAN. Hong Kong, General Science; Camera Club 2 SANDRA WARD, Maplewomf, la; Elementary Education; Theta Psi l,?,3,4; Polir Juan 3; Chorora 2,3; SNEA 3,4,- Bison Boosfers 1,3,,4, ViceAPres. 4; Intro- murol Sports 1,2,4, JOHN MICHAEL WATERS, Alachuu, Flu; Accounting and BusineSs; Mohicon, Big Chief 3; Who: Who 1.1; Fe! Jean, Business Manager 3,4; Pi Gamma Psi 2,3,4, Pres. 4; American Srudles 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; All-Star Base- ba1l 3, FombaH 4. PAT WATSON. Cumpholl, Mo.; Elementary Education; Delro C111 Omega,- Sigma Tau Sigma C1ub Queen 3,4; SNEA 3,4; Bison Boostem 3,4; Big Sisters 3, PHIL WEAR, Furl Smith, Ark; Atcouming and Business. TONY W533. Nonh East, Pm; Business Admlnisvalion; Transfe: from Florida Christian CoHege; Tenn1s 3,4; Bowling 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3. 54 RICHARD WEITKAMP, Deloplaim, Ark; Physical Educmion, Bern Phi Kappa SNEA 3,4,- PEMM 3,4; Iniromural Sports 2,3,4 MARCIA WESTERHOLM, Fort Worth. Tex; Elementary Educauon. EDWIN WHI'IE, um: Rock, Ark; Bible; TAG; Timolhy Ciub SANDRA JANE WHITE, Rulevilh, Miss.; Efemenfclry Educolion; Tofebt, Secl l. Trees. 2, VICE'PI'BS. 3; Pa ! Juan 1; African Club 3; Bnhsh Columbia Club 2; SNEA l,2.3.4; Bison Boosfers ?,9 3,4, Eng Sssters 4: Inferclub Council 3, SNOW WHITE, luxorc, Ark; Home Economics.- OEGEJ VIC9 PVeSH' SNEA T; Bison Boos'ers 1, All-Smr Baske1bofl, Volleyball 2. ' BURT WILKERSON, North UNI. Rock, Ark; Bible; Tronsfev from Little Rock University; Tlmofhy Club. BARBARA JOAN WILLIAMS. Hula Connr, Yul..- Enghsh; Transfer from York Coliege; Ko Jo Kai. Pres., Sec, May Court 3; SNEA 4; Bison Boosrers 2,14; m rramuml Sports 2,3; Alllsmr 3; Inferclub Council 3. JIM ED WILLIAMS, Moborly, Mo.; Speech; Chi Sigma Alpha, Vice-Pres.; SophOv more Vice-Pres.; Dacfylology 4; A Cnppellu 1.2.3.4,- Quarret 3,4; Belles and Beaux 2,3,4; Eund 1; A Tempo 3,4; MENC 3,4; Campus Players 4; Intercol- legiate Tennis 3,4. RONNIE WllSON. Lubbock. Tum: Bmlogy; Transfer irom Lubbock Christian College; Frater Socialis SHARON WILSON, Starry, Ark; Elementary EducuTion; WHC. RAYMOND WOODAID. Cullman, Aim; Psychology-Sociology; Transfer from David Lipscomb College; Chorale; Intramural Sports JAMES WOISHAM. Annlston, Alu.; History-Joumulism; Beta Phi Kappa; Illon 4,- Science Club I 55 Gary Lee Abney Richard A. Abshire Jnniu Akin Wynn Robert Algae Donna Marie Allen Jam 0. Anderson Phyllis Argo Berni: H. Bailey Charles D. Baird Jerry Van Baku Rnbley 1'. Barber Avoyd Ann Burrs Charlotte E Burton Tommy Baiemun Judy Linn Bn'es Harry Bowccm Puffy Marie Bells Joe R. Bulew Betty J. Binagar VVlemsfown Parngomd, Ark. Dehglar. Ark Lunvunworfh Kan TwpvonvnHe Tenn. chfpcrmso Ind Wm own, S Oak. DcVnH: BMW Avk Enom, Aik. lellford, Ark. Arhngron, VG. Unrendon Ark. WIChI?CL Kan Eagle Lokex Fla. . Ouirmon Ark. LUbbaLI-r TEX. N. M. Fueepon, Tex Claws, Memphis, Term W Va. William Blukemnre, OHuhomm Cu'y, OHn Thomas Q Blacker Jerry Lee Balls louis Dean Bond Barbara L Donnell V. Carolyn Bunnell Gail Verleen Boyd Ruger Euge ne Boyd Vernon H, Bray Aiita Mae Brown Jerry Brown Anthony lea Bryan? Bnnila Bumposs Sandra Burchfield Nelda Jo Byrd Sandro Ann Calzote JUNIORS Junior JUNIOR OFFICERS. Jerry Sum, Sponsor; WdMnm Tucker, Vm: Prowircnl; Caro! N lmle Rod Arl-w Ncwpcm Ark Bloken Bow, Okla. Domphcml MO. Domphun, Mu N Y, L.Evnrowm N Y. NPW Orlenn5 Ln lDwHown, Mr Doro. Hn Dumas, Tex Ft Smwlx Arlx Shgler, ONO, Lake VxHirjge, AW Ozark, Mo El Dorndo Ark. class officers strive for an interesting year Etu Ray Cox, Sponsor. Marilyn JV Cope er Wanna MC --3 g: k A Dion Carter Pagers Ark ' Ronald Lee Cusileman Murhson Tenn Muriorie Ellen Chambers Uxmbndge, O .. .5 .1 I ix h -: , .: gs: .J IN- ' ,a Winston G. Chandler Mnhdvam, Ark David Chin Kunln lumuUI. Mubysux ' 7 Clifford :1 Clark 9.0m.- mm M w Robert fhomus Clark 5v I'D; A!- Suzanne Cluwson bluvmvnmx Lu: Eddie Cloer Spvmgdum Ari Marilyn Jane Cobb Spunglwcld, MC Barbara Cooper Pu'lfwswlla AIL Shirley Couper BEHL'SviHC AH- , Tomie Sharon Cour'ney Bds'ron L'! Omugene V. Cowun 30W; W'- Bernie lynn Co: Julsonvslte Ark Charles C. Coxe anmm Efwlv, FED Randall B. Crider Mpmphxs, Tenn Betty Ann Crook W Hdenq Adv Danny Ev Crow Althelmer. Ayi- Puulu Crow laurwrl Prinnzz- Tm Michael W. Curry Puebkl Colo. Jacqueline F. Daniel DnHus, Tex Kay Darfer Minna, AIL Earl D. Davidson Moniqomew, Aid lorry R. Davis Spurugdnle, AIL Richard T. Deon Scurry AF- Roy H. Beaver Fr erh Tex Paul H. DeFaor Mornllon, Ark W. Ferry DeGruw Furogoufd Ark Nanty E. DeSham MempFus Tenn Bellie Ann Dickerson Tumm, Miss Donna C. Dobson Jay, Flu James E. Dockery SDIIHQdGEE, Ari Ronald H. Duran Wheehng. W Va Irma Dye Lmie Rock, Ar? I N. EN!!! 7 Pomhomus, Ark. IIIII Fayette. Ala Inglis Red Lion, Fa , I. Eppn Musston. O Illll'iigu DnHos, Tm Iymnn waeml, Kun. ' Blush! Fnidoy Osceola, Ark, ' hulu Neosho, Ma Juan Flipplll Sterlmg, IH, P. lppin Reyno. Ark Muril Form BardweH, Ky, Woods Frunth Semcy, ArF. - l. Frih-rg Faum-ew, Mom I Fuller Horrlevxlle, Ark. W. Gudborrv, N LIMe Roda, Ark. Mn. Gallon Birmmghum, Ala - I. Gumball Anchorage Alas 57 Cliiton Loyd Gunus James W. Gardner Donald lay Getty: Jamey louise Gihon Benny L. Gooden Brent Graves Jim Gluy Sonny Guild Janelkay Gurgnnus Berkeley N. Hutkell Lame Huines Bryan A. Hole Wyzunu Faye Hall Karen Lynne Hardy Verlnn Hurp Corn Sue Harris Donald M. Hawthorne Rnsfen F. Head James Garry Heulh Paggy Sue Hambree Larry 5. Henderson Jerry E. Hendrick Sharon Lou Helrod Puuf F. Hess Put W, Hilu James Larry Hillis Anita Joyce Hobby George Alvin Hobby George H. Holzomb Kennelh Hallingswodh Jimmy Hausa Julia 0. Huddleslnn Allan H. Hudgens 58 Seur'cy, Ark Salinas, Calif. Wmerloo Ind. Coumh, Miss, CurhsLe, Ark Hora, Ill. Jonesboro, Ark. H Worth, Tex. Memphis, Tenn. Umon Luke, Mich. New Orleans. La. Dnnville, Ark. Loire Crryj Ark. Jodsonwile, W Warren, Mach. Memphis, Tenn. Raymund Hawkins Oklahoma C-ry, Okla. Lokwenel La, Seurcy, Ark, Ptymourh, chh. Judsomn, Ark Avondale. An: Flint, Myth Rosweli, N, M. York, Nab, Fl Smilh, Ark. Seurcy, Ark Fnyerfeville, Ark Fnymlewlle, Ark. Mobxfe, Ala. Tyler, Tex. Glen Deon House wmnur R'dge, Ark. Pine BIUH, Ark. Nushwlle, Tenn Anthony Kan, Margie Jacques Sharon Sue Jennerle Darliss E. Johnson Kenneth l. Johnson Michael lynn James Patsy Ann Jones Alia A. Kurnes Jimmy Wayne Kee Jo Ann xelly Karon Kay Kelton Thomas E Kemp Allen Kannisnn Connie Sue Kennisnn James Allen Kent Kathryn G. Knsl'nwski Billy Joe ladd Mnlliu 9. LaFevor Evelyn Marie luird Okolcnu, AIL Sprmg HIM, Tenn. Pnngbum AIL Leavenworth, Kan. GquorL Mrssr New Albany, Miss. Kevil, Ky. King of Prussxa, Pu. Fl War'rh, Tex. Ports, Ark. Milford, 07 Jerome, Mn. Jerome, Ldo. Miumil Flo. Harrlmun, Tenn. Reyna, Ark Nashville, Tenn. Seorcy. Ark. Shiu Oi law . Hong Kong Dorothy June Layden Gideom Mu Wiilium David Lee Durango. Colo lorry Joe Light Rock Island. HI Sieve McAfee Baytown, Tex Andleu En McAllisfev Cucomongu, Calwf. Ralph Melvin McClugguge Derby, Kan Rnger Lee McCown Hmbolo. Pu Tana Kay McDonald Lubbozk, Te, Knraen McElroy Oscoda, Much Larry D. McFadden chkory Ridge, Ark Ronnie McFarland Huntsville. Ala. Clair B McKeun Durlmglon. Pa Cudis C. MtKnighi lGCev. Wash Put McMuzkin Tuscumbio Am Clyde Eugene McMurruy Columbus. 0. Jutkie Mnhnn Bmeslee Muss Rem: Fuy Marteney Liberal, Kan, Rem: Mcmin Seurcy, Ark. Wilma Faye Masters Bradfovd, Ark, James Maiheney Morrilron, Ark. Don Mathis Augusm, HI. Elizabeth Matmiller Gullen, Ark. Charles P. Mayer Idabel, Okla. Eileen E Mazumn Shawn. Pu. Harry Donald Medley Memphis, Tenn. Philip Hk Merrell Barbarian, 0. Mary Dun Merriman Devon, Mmh. Rosalund Merrirl Kobrno, N. Rhodesia Roy Merr'm Kwomo, N. Rhodesia James l. Miller Lmle Rock, Ark. Ralph leroy Miller N lmle Rock, Ark. William Norman Milner Benton. Ark Tum Milton ,. Fr. Sn'mh, Ark. G. Vicloria Mitchell Memphus. Tenn Waw- Monro- Ahus, Okla, Ealin- Moore Salem, Ore, - Ion Moon Oblon. Tenn. Moon Troy, Tenn. Mn Megan Reclor, Ark Joy Mnrris Newbem Tenn. Gameswlle, Tex MemDhis, Term, - Umnlhy Nonh Madison, Tenn. . 3. Cd. Camden, Ark. . Lu O'Kelluy Ausrell, Ga. DIIVII' DurduneHe. Ark. M. Organ Shreveport, Lu Du Or: Lubbock, Tex. 10 In Parson: Cowngton Tenn Id L Pennant: Youngstown, O. C. P-atoxit Twpmane, Tenn Juno Pohwonlu Fr 0rd. Cahf. David M. Peebles Saratogu, Ark. Roger A. Perhucs Gaylord, Mich. Richard Edwin Perkins Dulfos, Fax. Deinres M. Felars Holdrege. Nah Dale L Philbrick N. Hampton, N H. Annette Phillips Wilmington, DeI. Myrna Sue Pike Huntsville, Ala. Robert E. Radar Yorkiownl Ind. Carol Ann Reynolds Tulsa, Okla. Andy Richmond WoFdron, Ark. John D. Rickeif Moody, Mo. Ed Ricks Limo Rock, Ark. Dickie Ray Riding: Gwdeon. Mo, Jean T. Riggs Dulles, Tex. James Dwight Robb Flint, Mkch. Hallie l. Robbins Hanover, N. H Barbara Sue Robertson LINe Rock, Ark Randy Robina : Benfon, Ark. linda Robinson Manxlnl Ark. Jnhn A. Rohlfs Akron. Mith Putrixia Sue Romero New Orleans, La. Dana lynn Rowland Plymouth, Mich. Ernest G. Roy Piymculh, Much. Frances Rushing DEFunrnk Springs, Fla. Donald P. Sumanie FT, Worrh, Tex. .I. Erwin Sandlin Semcy, Ark. Terry A. Seaman Bakersfreld, Calif. lorry Mack Sheehy AHunml Go Patritk Shelbcurne COIpus Chrlsu, Tex, William M. Simmons Beaumont, Tex. June Kay Simpson Ransom, Kan, Sandra Simpson Lusaka, N Rhodesia Both Smi'h Cornmg Ark, Danny M. Smith 51 Francis, Kan, Wulmr Kyle Smock Molme, 1H, Donna Franzen: Spaulding AbMene, Tex. Linda Dian Spears CuHrnun, Ala. BeHy Spencer tht, Mich. Brenda S'unley Bmd Knob, Ark. Carl D, Stark Secrcy, Ark. Gwendolyn C. Starkey Canton, 0 BoHy A. Sin Sun ANTONIO, Tex Carole Jenn Stackler Abilene. Tex Carole Stephens Montgomery, A10. Robert L, S'avansou Albionl Neb Sharon Stagner Crysml Sprmgs, Miss Sandy Sue Sinna Navasom, Tex. KIM! L. S'ruughn Kansas City, Kan. Bonnie Slruwhuclxer ngmun, Kan Linda S. Studebaker Jeiferson CiTy, Mo. Jerry F. Tote Mcgnolncl Ark. Martha A. Terry . Midland, Tex. Mary Louise Thomas Searcy, Ark. 60 H n - ' Ita ! n 1:. m w .. nna .- a... nnnu h n l l conversmicn wnh Larry ugm, Kaveen McElroy ewdemly doesn'r realize may he .5 furlolly explessmg dwsopprovol 10 when she has we say 0R5 w-eaningful te I ephone cal Is make dorm I ife fun Sieve Thornton Thermopolns, Wyo. Kan Tiplon Russeflville, Ark William H Tucker Tuscaloosa, Ala. Robert M. Twyford Newport, Ark. Lee C. Underwood Searcy, Ark, Dwayne Van Rhunon Porogould, Ark. Jchnny Ray Vaughan Bartlesville, 0H0. Linda Lee Vaughn Morrmown, Tenn. Luty Wall . . Hong Kong China Bonye Rhue Wakefield Lafayette, Ln, Jawel lynn Ward Slnrksvdle, Miss. Karen Faye Warren Henderson, Tenn. Rita .Io Webb 7 lynn, Ark. Jimmie Earl Wen Fulton, Mtss. . Louellen Wes! Seorcy, Ark. Donoid Wheeler Conneour, 0. Glen Paul Whiiulur Lubbock, Tex. Gaty Whilby . Memphls. Tenn, Gus While Bwhop, Tex. William Ralph While Memphus, Tenn, Lanny Glen Wildmun Moro, III. Dennis E. Willard W Plains, MD. Lynn Willbanh Chattanooga, Tenn Linda Williams Cleveland, 0. Floyd Wayne Williamson Dxeds, Ark. James W. Wilson Springfield, Mo. Linda Sue Wilson Lubbock, Yex. Dana Carole Wimborly . Recror, Ark, Arnold Brooks Winter Ruleville, Miss. Bari lyn Wood Klornurh FaHs, Ore. Jo Ann Wood , Delaware. Ark. Glenda Fay Yule: Ft. Smith, Ark, Eleanor Marian Yingling Whecron, Md. Run K. Young ngmun, Kan. Larry M. Yorche Shrevepon, Lo 61 Myra Marie Abraham Roberl Vnnn Adams Frances Lynn Allison Margurel Ann Arnold Mary Mnrgurat Ashlon Peg AV Auli Don Robert Babb William Bailey Billy Joe Baker James David Bales Sherry Lee Bollhrop Fr Susan D. Burden ?ulrick N. Barker Janice Mavie Bony Pratt, Danny Lynn Bariley Cherie! Brute Burton Mark Baieman SI. Clan, Mo James Lewis Bell anon, 0. Linda Joyte Benson Mcmmc: Ark Ruby Kathevine Bans Carolyn June Binkley leona CA Binkley Uemmons Robert Allen Bowden Hurksvmle, Billie Jean Bmdsher PM'DL Danna Joy Brown James Ray Brown Lewis C. Brown Semry, Ark. Cheryl K. Burl BuM Ida, Robert E. Busbee Clucngo, Ill Faye Ellen Bush Linda Sue Byrd Kenneth H. Carpenter Pa'ricin Ann Chambliss Darwin Loyd Chandler Charles Miller Clark Norma Faye Clary Barbara Coral Cleveland James H. Coleman Donna R. Cook Sherman Glznn M. Cope Neosho, Daniel Genrge Canon MunhceHo, Donnie Cox Judscnville SOPHOMORES Sophomore leaders look forward to future events SOPHOMORE OFFICERS. P T N Monroe, Dumas, Searcy, Ark qurman Memphig Tenn N Lmie Rock, Ari: Poncn CHy, Okla Woodsfueld, O Hebe-r Spnngs, Ali 00, Rwandan Sprmgs, Ari Clarendon, Ark Searcy, AIK Worm, Tex. Senmohln, Miss. Kan. Oakley, Kmn Clarkste, Tex ermmghom, Aim HICLOly Rudge, Ark Paqqonv Ari: Tex Ark Buooklrmdl Ark C-romi Binnc. Mmh Coolxdge, Anz LnHe Rod, Ark Krmms Cny, M0 L5: Tex VVUHHITEL Tenn Warren Mldw ?UHuIth, L'J .anyv-He Tenn Tex, Moi Ark. Afk Clark Sponsor; Don JCW'r-son, .2! C Pmmzl'cnk Joseph E. Pryor. Sponsor. H 8'. V 'I: Prudent; Shnon Wiserwer, Secretary; Duwd 5mm. F V I la Hundlnon Veronc Po L Humphnys Memplns, Term , ,Joyu Jackson Mcmhews, Mo ' .' .hy Jomigun Buyrown, Tex Mon Jun Monhccllo, Ark .-l W . Pmugowd Ark Hindrll Newport, Ark, SM Hendrix Anlome, Ark. Columb-o. Tenn, Hillon Eosl Prame, Mo, Hinds WOFTMHWQYOH, Ind E. Hlnson Senrcy, Ark Sun Hm Puggonn Ark. MI Hollis Princeton, Lu. ' E. Milfllr Seariy. Ark. Howard Pallngould. Ark -n HuIy Mtsrwnulle O Hula?! , Kennmr, Mo Wayne L. Craig Wiliiam L. Culp Walter Cunningham Mass mm, 0 Lw'He Rock Ari! Seozry Ar; James G. Curtis t'olormdo Springs, Com Teresa Mae Cuishall James Houslon Davis M. Dianne Davis Shuren Ann Deacon Anne Dilslear David Royce Diron Marilynn TA Dixon Philip R. Dixon Karen Lucinda Donley Steve Edward Dunn Mary Ann Eddy Barry George irskine Thomas Vann Evans Glendell Ray Farm Dun H. Finrow Parsons. Kan Hot Spr;n95 AIL. Bn'esviHe A'l WuueM-, Ci Debwure. O Ti'llbodoux MI. Mumford, Ala Newport, Ark. Ehwbeih Pt: DeQuE-en, ArL Mcmhon. ArL Crests: Depot V' Alamo Tenn ' 153-3vap HI. Sem'le, Wash. Rachel V. Fishel WmsrowSMEm, N C Robert M . Ford Berkleyl Mmh. Jackie Lynn Forrest N Lmll1 Rocl- AIL. William H, Forsylhe Gordon Butch F0592: Michael S. Galvan Carol Sue Gunsner Emilie Claire Gardner Camille Berry Gornefl Horace Kelley Geurin Mary Ruth Gibbons Ronald Linn Gibbs Peggy Jean Grandi Wiilium Wallace Grunt Mm-gme l'Z! Sra 5bcro. Ala lnrh-undpolrs, Ind. Colhnswlle, I. North Bend, Ore. Memphrs, Tenn Benton, Ark Seurcy, Ari. Escondma Cald. Memph s Tenn. Mendhnm N J Marilyn A. Griffin V'dorqdc Spr ngs HI Ellis L Huguewond Mempmi Ienn Sandra Jean Hall Wew Mempins, Ari Vivian Delores Handley Lawrence Roy Harris Junize Kay Hawkins Elilabelh Ann HEdlilll Susan Helensthmidl C. Beth Hemingw-uy Forming, Ark LEWIE Rock, ArL Torre chu'e Ind Seamy, Aw Scm 0:990 COW Murray HIM N J June! Elaine MICInud Lofoyene, Ind Charles W. McCullough Salem, Ark. Puul Edward McDaniel EusV Point, 60, Ivan McKinney Lake VwHage, Ark. Keith McMullen DehwarE, 0. William Roger Mnddux Ho! Springs, Ark William I Malone Arlyngron Heights, Ill Vevo June Marleney waeral, Kcm Janice Anne Maxwell Memphw, Tenn Karen IL Mlyholl LMe, lH Arnoid Dun Muzy Bonhem Tex Charles E. Miller N lHHe Rock, Ark Kenneth Eugene Mills Searcy. Ark Joyce Anne Maura Phoenn, Am! Mixhuel Edwuld Moore Spungfmld, MD James William Moss Bohvur, Tenn Leon Myevs Chmon. Ark. Phyllis Diunn Nuylat W Memphns, Ark Befiy Louise Neiderer York, Pu Burke?! Nelson Gallann, Tenn Shirley Norih Mndxson, Tenn Lela Oliver 5L Unir, Mo Juliu K. Owens N Lmle Potk: Ark Paulette Puyk Albmn, Po. Nunzy Parks Chmlesmn, Mo Jimmy Paul Hurst, Tax Rnberl David Pearu Abilene, Tex June Dian Peannn New Parr Rychey Flc: Catherine Ann Peters HiHen Po Karla K Plielar Fougnn, Okla Dwighv L. Pierce N Lmle Rock, Ark. Carol Ann Piimnn Morrllionl Ark Paul M Pm Memphis, Tenn Michael Plummet MOSSIIIOn, 0 Carol Lynn Fruchu MtAIesTer, Okla Elma Jean Ramsey Bexgmcn, Ark. J. 0. Ramsey Bergman, Ark. Jerry Lynn Reuves Maiden, Mo. Johnna'n Lou leaves ST. Lows, Mo, George Mark Radwine CordeH, 0H0. lois Ann Roiboldv Neosho, Mo. Pu'riciu Ann li:hey Gnhann Pnrkl Tex, 64 Dunuld Hall Johnsun Shreveport, LaV L. Darwin Kcichline Conneaut, 0 Carl R. Keller North Madison, 0. Nancy Kendn'ck Kukwood. MD. Run Killzn ,, Monroe, La. Cheryl lynn Klnman Clurksville, Ark. Doloris Kay Kirhbride 1ndiunapolis, Ind. Edilh Kiser Lawton, OHCI. James R. Knight AIma, Ark. Oran Virgil Knox Roymondville, 12:. Martha Louise Knger , Burtlesviile. Okla. Erlene Marie Laney Broken Arrow, Okla. Suzanne Learned Harrisburg, HI. Mike lefors Springfieid, Moi H. Luvonne leraux Sh Louis, Mo. Reta Jeanna Lloyd Spring Hill, Kan. Linda Kaye anklar Lexing'on, Ky. PhiFip Max lnrenz Wiclwfo, Kan. - Mario Rilchia Seurcy, Ark. I Immaur .. . Fredrucksburg, O. lohom , . England, Ark. - Jo logtn . Parkersburg, W. Va. Kayo Iolan , Overland, Mu. : - I. RnH-dga Memphis, Tean 5. Scfloy Timon, Ia, VI 5. Scunhrs BeH, Calif In- Saundra . Memphis, Tenn I. Salvldge Coven. Mich. Canal Surll . Ashdown, Ark, Ellln Samar N, LiHle Rock, Ark. ','. K. Shannon Stevenswlle, Mich ' Showmaku, Kulomo, N Rhodesia W. Simmons Lepanm, Ark. - LII Simpson . Overland Park Kan. Don Siumoro Muskogee. Okla. 9 1 y Ann Slinkard . Rogem, Ark. David E. Smith Ashdown, Ark. Gaylcn Smith Memphis, Tenn. mum Wayne Smith Searcy, Ark, Luis Margaret Smith Lewmville, Ark. Paula Ann Spencer Warm Springs, Ark. Rubye I.. Spriggs Morrilfon. Ark. lenim l. SInHurd Mounrmn Horne, Ark. Emma Lee Sinnley Sun Valley, Calif. lindo touise Stanton Nedrow, N. Y. Carmen J. Slevans Summin, Miss, Sylvia Mae Sievans Corning, Ark. WilIium Edward Slohu Bossier City, La. Connie Jean 1uylar Dmmond, Mu Jack I. Tfenl N Linle Rock, Ark William PL Tvicluy Mnoke, Ark. Linda Rae Troner Lenzburg, III, John lobed Tucker Grove City, 0. Gary 0. 'l'urngr Highland, Ill. Janet Ann Tysinger Lancaster, Pm John Thomas Valenlinc Dallas, Tex. Marilyn Vaughn Glenwood, Ark. Sherry L. Wail N. Lmie Rock. Ark. Harold Arlen Walker Spring HI , Tenn. Donald lobar! Wall Sibley. La. Glenna loan Wallace Perryville, Ark Mary Nancy Watson Anniston, AFa. Reba Joan Wayland Deloplome, Ark. Carolyn D. Webb Seorcy, Ark. Lois Marie Webber Des Arc, Ark. Robert Earl West lndianapohs, Ind. Lloyd Thomas Wulbraok Lowell. 0. Andy Whiddon Jacksonville, Fla. Joel Edwin Whive Motheson, Colo. William D. WhiHen Memphis, Tenn. Carol Ann Willis FL Worth. Tex. Sharon leAnn Winner Glenwood, Ark. Cnnnie Sun Weill 5r, Clurrsvilie, 0. Elizabeth Woodard Cullmcn, Ala. Jere Woodward Searcy Ark Jay Woolard . Nuylor, Mo. Kenneth W. Wotshum Anniston. Ala. Paul W. Yurlc Harrisburg, Ill. 65 FRESHMAN OFFICERS, Jemmy Allen, Sponsor, Ken! Smnh, Pveswdem; Berh Smulmg, FRESHMEN Preparing for eventful year challenges freshmen Lam: Joe Aaron Deruld Ailes Homld Alexander Mike Alexander Nancy Allmon Ben Anderson Terry Anderson lclry Arnnld Tim Ashbenry Reba Ashley Jun Alieberry Mary Helen Austin Cheslar Baird David Baker Kalhy Ballhrap Charles Bulber Ronnie Barker Ronnie Burner Jennellynn Barnes Shown Barnes John Barren Sum Bates Carol Jean Beam Ridmrd Beth Carlo Bel! Janei Bell Milne Belue Paulene Senna Sewarly Jo Ierry Robert Shirley Eice Sue Bixler Roger Blue Ronald Bnillu Koy Bonnell Ronnie Boudrn Brenda Boyce V ,. Michael Boyd leuh Bradford Pam Bradford Undo Broun Sharon Ann Bray 66 Berry ..... ir'cnm Ark. Vghlmmso, Ind L'u Ar'L Tusrulmuw Nu, Pwmon, Pm Mommw Aln. CWUFH'IFJW. O. Lmle P00 ArL. N Lw'qc VD?! FM; N l: M,- PmL Aria. Secauy Ari- Trummw, ArL WlanOlFl. Ark Mcm;:lus., Tenn F0 Worm, l'ex varf-nrlmn, Ark N Lmlg :3 L Au. le FEM, AH. Hebr-r Sm lh'zs, Av. huh: Am, Hugh Swmga, H11. r?uIe-rm, O Gmnme Cnry W. Hwny Twp Pf: Lulbohu-n MC, Elvin u. Cm L Ash: Suan'ly Alk N Lmlp Pod, AIL . W Lcrirlyp-Hu O. 0mm. AH- 5w um. AIL. SK , Am Mfg: Okla DCILIJL m MD, MOHJ-om Ark Huhbrm: Ark. 5r Louis Mo. U-mmy Mk Etc; V um. mm Leuwoml, Kan. New Ormuvi L'I Vim Nusanndm, .MWII k Nashwlle, Tenn Juncnon Cyry, Ark. , Foley, Am. ........ Belleville. W Clarksvnile, Ark, 51 Loui5 Mo. . Brosley, Mo . Orange, COM Atlanta, Ga Bemon, Ark Bradford, Ark. Lmle Rack, Ark. Bumste, Ark. . Pungburn, Ark Ene, FCL Drew, Miss Wichita Felts, Tex lndmnupohs, md. m ti. ht?- Kuye Carpenter Lavon Carter Barbara Chopin JeIrY Cherty Ann Clark Gilber' Clark Sherry Cobb Robert Cobum Donald Cullins William Collins Pally Columbus Jenneile Conway Mary Cook Gory Ccllrell Charles Couch Penny Cnyne Arlene Craig Carutyn Craig Randy Craig Dunno JD Crunfutd Mickey Crumn Pauleile Crew Karen Cronin lorry Culbreafh Bill Daily Lyndal Dale Donald Daniel Donald Davis Janis Davis Robert Davis Shawl Deny William Dempsey James Dennis Dee Didrikson Carolyn Dimuzin Linda Ann Dismuke Elbert Dixon Ray Dooley 10m Douglas Thomas Duncan Max Edringlnn Allan Eldridge Kansas 6: um MO. Volclosm, Ga. Scum Bend 1nd. Mer'vmhls Tenn. Sammy, AIIL EoHege Pork, Md Bemon, Atk . 3::qu Ropud5 an. ST, Umr. Mo. Omaha. Ark. Grand Frame, Tex. Anchorage, Alas. Searcy, Ark. Arionra. Gar Emma College, Pa ST, Lcms Mo. Mnsdeon. O, Godfrey, m. MnssiHon. 0. Memphis, Tenn, Anmsmn. Ala. Ensues, Ln Denver Cob, 0955911, Ark. El Dorado. Ark. PusselMHe Ark. Dam; Tex. Spfmg HIH, Tent: Sneersvdra La, Seomy, Ark. Bemor1wHe. A'i. Teamkdnn. Ark. Memoh s. Venn. Bayrown, Tex, YeHwHe A1k. Lonske, Ark. Searty. Ark BmMestE 0H0. Hmmprngyx I!I SEEIVIV Auk Pumgowd Ark Wont! Pwer, IH 67 Ken Ellingwood Carolyn Ellie Dale Ely AIeIa Emmerich Robert Erickson Judith Fagun Diane FeI-Iling Put Ferguson Cindy Fisher James Florence Nelson Fang Judy Forbess Ruberf Ford Alvin Fowler Charlotte Fowler Mike Frumpinn Garry ank John Frazier Faye Freeman Hugh Freeman Karen Galyeun Norma Gammel William Gummnn Lonnie Gardner Danna Kay Gurlock Dunc: Garrelr Lorry George Nancy Gibson Kenny Glass Philip Glenn Jimmy Gowen Frames Grady Danny Grantham Pamela Green Larry Griffiih Marilynn Grimes Kenny Grubbs Lynne Guelhs Parker lee Gunn William Haines Nancy Hum Mary Hamblen Ft. Wayne. Ind, Memphis, Tenn, SEEHLV, Ark Houglwon, La MUSSIHOH, 0 KpnnEH, Mo. SGIEHHE Bead:i Ho N. LvIHe Rotk, Ark DdllosJ Tex Enslrop, La. Hong Kong, Chma Heienu, Ark. Mustle Shoals, Ala. Yuma, Ariz, Texarkono, Ark. Inducmmpohs, md, RDHKL Mo. Wubel, Okla. Dun phnn, MO. Natchez, Muss. BenfoerF, Atk, Closwrt, Ark. Warner Robms, Ga. North Bmd Ore. NMErrmlus. Tenn, Conroe, Tex. Luke Prov-demeJ L0. Santa Ann, CUIIVt. Memphis, Venn. Seuuy Ark Doha, Ark. Mempi ws, Tenn. Wynne, Ark. NoshviHe. Tenn. Thayer', MO. Gould Ark. Cusu C-wllvr'ien AWL Awful VIC, Tex. W99 leuum AIR. klwr'mc, Ill. Shwley Ark Oowr-Fulom Ind. Horace Humby erlchnowes, L0. Curtis Hamilton Hcpwns, Ky. Karen Hamilton M'IU 30l1 W. Gwen Hampion Housmn'. Mo. Jimmy Hampton r SPHI'EV, Ark. Connie Hardin Andvo-uge, A105. Donna Hardin Arbyrd, Mo, Carroll Hargrove Poplar EMU, Mu. Lynn Helper N LHIe POLE, Ark. Beverly Ann Hurt CmveI-WIP. Tenn. Mifchell Hartley Srarnrcy Ark. Myrene Hayes Jnrksmwxlm N, C Barbara Clair Hays Montrose, Cola. Nana Hays Scm'cy, Ark, John Heard N. LdMe Pock Ark. Delma Heggfe Senrcy, Ark. Jeannene Heid Strasburg. 0 James Hendrix Presm'T. Ark their privilege V0 vove, Von RIS'OU and a fellow cl055 j, old In Ihe selecslon cl DHICOIS for the forthcoming freshman year Rosemary Hendrix Shirley Herndon Sum Hesver Joe Higginbolham Richard Hintcn Allen Hive Don Houdley Bunnie Hoffman Marcy Hoggan Janis Hohlier Dionne Holder Deanna Holland Theresa Hollis Rhydonia Holt Will Howard Grace Howell HeFen Howell Jimmy Hubbard Judy Hutkuby Jean Hudgeons Arthur Hudkins Janet Hudsan Brenda Hughey Sharon Hunnitun Sherry Hunl David Hunier Sue Hyde Royce Jenkins Donna Jennings Earline Jester Mithael Johns Carof Jahnsfon Tim Keuihley linda Ken Garry Kelley Jimmy Kelley Rodney Kendrick John Kerby Jeanne Kline C. A. Kuyllendall Candy lungholf letitia Lurkins ' Sean? inL Mempms Tpnn, Lewgich Am th Bcsmh Te: Srmm 13th Cum Sgnmg H H Tenn H'JWITVCF 'l Ird Hymcg'h M-CF lnfrn ENE Hui Berkeley Mo Siam; ArL. Mernplm, Tenn. FIJIHWEleHR 1H 'TISHE HI Am, in To- S:L earorx Mo u'c-lumbm. Tenm Wmhm FCIHS, Tex Kurmn Viw, M0 AH ume PcVL. 59 1-'n AIL Many 5 ?enn Yi hci'wx, Ln ngnmn Kan i-me-lele Ark. Tyler, Tex Tulm, fer. MICOSLML Arl- Senrty, A rL Maynard Ark Cwneswlle, Tex. Seam, ArL Pomch. ldn Searcy, Ark Shrevepon, Ia DnH'Js, Tex Pochesler, an Ozark. Ark Fl Colhns Colo Vnmnrmso Ind rticipotion initiates freshmen into collegiate life CHI SIG wnmmes have Cl rqrher pale pusly look as May pause for a minute from u nigh! of fun sponsored by thew own hnppy-gorlutky pledgemcxs'ers Carol McMillan MeHssa McKee James Muzkey Mary Madden Gloria Maddox Pamela Magic Kirk Mann Dennis Manuel Wanda Mcllin Ceiiu Mauck Suzanne Mayer Carolyn Medearis Moria Michael: Peggy Middleton Johnny Milieu- Mark Miiler Diana Mitchen Terry Miull Betty Moore Janite Moore Mike Moore Pu! Mauve Carol Morrison Juzky Mmrhon Pam Muilins Susan Nags! Put Nuuy Michael Neal Phil New Susan Nichols Te6 No-Ian Jo Ogle Trena Packer Linda Parker Suniu Parker Gaty Parrish Ronald Parsley Judy Pauilin David C. Pearce Karen Potme Nancy Pause Many Penrnd 70 New OHenns, Lu DnHos. Tex. Bumwnghnm, Ala. Cloverdnie. Md. Henderson, Tex. South Gme, Culwf. Boxf0wn Tex. New lberm, La. LI-J'hsdclo Mwss BI nley, M0 tn-unsns F 155 Tex SVNe, Md mg W Va - 'Un Ark, Cam: malls, Ark. Sn'w Imu, CHIN, 0- qu-burg, S C Alylt-ne, Tex, N. L'Hu Pocl- Ark EH :vad'e Ark SmeMDIEL Mo. Euleslec, Ark, DHHUS, Tex. Hawk? Smmgs, Mo. .- 1-: mar 3;. Ah de fr: Kan :IHMJS, Tex. IMOSHJFWJVD. Lu. P chnm Ind. SF'HCy, Atk, Mork'lonwrvl AID. Forresj Ind. lwre Fsck, Ark. VFW Eurer, Ark. POPS. Ark. FuyeHEwHE, Ark. Spungche, Ark E Lonsmg, Mith. Lake- Juckson, Tex. . St Lows, Mo. Anchorage, Nos Dennord Ark. Larry luwsun . Sealcy, Ark. Mike Lawyev Mountam Home. Ark. Ginny Layne Housmn, Tex. Rothelle Leckliter Wmfreki, Kon. Ledeenu Lesler Jackson, Tenn. Jean lewis . Shreveport La, Robert Limburg Tovmwondc, N Y. Jerry looney Paris, Ark. Chuck Lycurdi Chmago, III. Douglas McBride Camden, Ark. Ellen MtCnuley Garden Cny, N. Y. EddieI McClellan . Sikeston, Mo, Karen M Cavmick Pme Bluff, Ark. Gary McDonald Wmc'nesre-r. Ark. Brenda McFarland Humswlle, Ala. James McGarrily S'm Cxly, Ark. Johnny McGinnis El Paso, Tex. Mike McMutkin 1uswmbia, .u n. r- walermelon seems to well occupy the cmenhons of Don Medley. Mike:- Wmers, and Bob Lone m Phe fall school wmarmelon fesvivifies. .1SHMEN oId watermelon Wrecks ice at first pep rally Judy Pentecost Washingiom D C. James Petersen W Babylon, N Y. Bruze Phillips frlmden Ark lumona Phillips W-Immgmn, Del. Dale Pickens Somerfom 0. Ken PiHmun Wynne, Aw Midge PiImon Movwllor Ari. Martha Pifner Senrq AIL. James Ponder V-Jmnrn M CV Joyce Porler ', !e- Peck .Arlr Doyle Preslridge TilWVEF, MCI Ken Prize V P..- Sondra Prui Janis Hagan Sam Reeder H Wham Tex. Gayle Rice 7-: In, F121. k Tex. Segucy Ari. Murlhu Richey 'VI'ENJ Becky Riggs Hurry Risinger Senrcy, A'k. Van Rislou LLIHyeHe la. Mary Rogers Kennew, M0. Sharon Rogers Sammy, Ark Sidney Roper Bilr'leste 0H0. Patricia Ann Rouse Fravmmgmn Ark Jnhn Ruddick C-u-Lghi AIR Dwighl Runledge Fzmham, O. Sherry Solvent VWH'V'T-ce 79' Helen Sample Judscnc Ark Sheri Savage LI'TFE Pod, Ark Sieve Schlo'zbauer Few Wor'h Tar Nancy Struggs F'Is' Pow , Ga Karen Scrcggs Newporn A-ir, Jimmy Studder Pusselll Arir Gino Seaman Bakeuhdd COW. James David Sears Searcy Ark, Mary Ann Sewell Searcy, Ark Beverly Shanks CoHlnste, IH Wayne Shuppley Mrmplns, Tenn James Shavers Sconsboro, Ala Frances Shaw Van Burem, Ark Annie Shaw Fcr' Srw'h, Ark. Linda Show Ldrle Peck, Ark Sara Beth Starr Jimmy Siawud James Stone James Street Paula Sirnud Btendu Swarm , Larnnu Taylor Rachel Taylor Barbara Thompson Janice Thompson Ed Thornton Kenny Tillman Joye. Timburlake Funnil Timmermun Barbara Tullesun John Took. Michuef Tumlfnson Elaine Tumay Ann Vnnamun Rabbi Vunn Gcilyn Van Rhunon Johnny Vincent Lynda Vines Midmel Wade Sharon Wnrdell June Wuhan Karon WICI' Blaine While Fay White John While Jerry Whitfield John WhiHieJd lorry Whitney Kay WiHIil'o Pnlrkic Williams Iny Williams Jerry Wilson Bill Wemac Lynda Woods Dale Work Sun: Wright Lloyd Tingling 72 Stale College, Ark. Alamo, Tenn. Spring HIH, Tenn. Senrcy, Ark. N LirHe Rock, Ark. Doiias, Ga. Darciemelle Ark. Decorur, No. Seorcy, Ark. Waterloo, Ark, N. Little Rock. Ark, lake Vxllage, ArkA Jacksonwlle, Ark. Quebec, Canada Dierks, Ark. Rayville, LO. Rmhland. Wash. Quilmon. Ark chkory Ridge. Ark. Farminglon, N. M. Porogould, Ark. Colorado Springs, Colo. LiHIe Rock, Ark Russelele, Arkl Kingman, KorL Campbell, Mo Ft. Smiih, Ark. East Pomr, Go. Burger, Tex Wynne, Ark. Carurherswlle. Mo, Hayli, Mu . Kmmundy, III. Fort Wor1h4 Tex. Mempha, Term. hpvcnville, Tenn. Semcy. Ark. MurywHe, Tenn. Savannah, Ga. Trenton, Mich. Tempde Cny. Calif. Wheaten, Md. Gene Shields Cherry Shqu De Simpson Kathleen Sims Belinda Sinele John Skinner Bob 5mm! Cheryl Smith angarel Smith Mary Alice Smith Mithael Smith Sharon Kay Smilh Wayne Smith Bettye Smy'he Jimmy Spaulding Norma Sluggs Beth Slarling Kan Slurr Glenwood, Ark. SI N'lmys W. Va. Shreveport, LCL Rociiovd. lll. Owl Trough. Ark. HoHy Grove, Ark. Lmlc Rock. Ark. Bossier Ciw, Lu. Shirley, Ark. Ruchcndsan, Tex. Carlsbad. N Mex, Cornmg, Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Ward. Ark. Searcyl Ark. Seorcy, Ark. Forl Wonh, Tex. Son Anionic, Tex. -. - N0 Burton, pmnvst, pfays for me enloymem of studems m Ihe annual begunning-afvsnhool recephun sponsored by the Srudenr Associchn SHMEN friendships mode at SA-sponsored events :77 INTING IiNLMH ww- r.u.-. ?ITIHS E-l 1:;bnirt r'Jz-rrm-H 9.1m, EWN u: WP'f'G5 WU - W -:-h' H: -' 4 L-w-nI-re-ss 'C- 3-1;! Fca'w :n'i p'L-rrsh CAMPAIGNING fc-v fr IHu-u Hump M'HJJW-n au'm Imhuwu am We mmi- ym-r- m irlmlion spved'uea WWW wom-mx wu- mwh- lu- NIL HF-W yDW 73 Randy Allison . Randy Baker Jim Banks Lee Bnrrun Mary Berke Mithoe! Bostic Don Boyce Mary Soyuz Gary Brown Michael Candle David Corruth Donna Chambers . ?efe Christy Mike Collins Much th Kay Crawford Beily Crenshaw Nancy Dusher Dale Davison lindu DeWoody Malia Drill Larry Eoff Neal Fain Mary Federunis Kaye Fewell John Frenxel Befly Haley Dun Hardy Bobby Harpole lurry Harris Mei Hukher Ruth Ellen Hinds Ruben Hollawoy Bill Houts Synetre Hubbard Leora Hughes Pocohomos. Ark. louisville, AFuL Portland, Ore Decatur, No. Sherman, TexL Senntobuo, Miss Torrance. Calif, Wenmnhec, Wash Eamon, Ark Albemarle N. C Tul'wa, Tex Cambridge, 0 Freemonsburg, OL Tmzzha, Tex WELHJU. Kan. Wuldmn, Ark Rulhevford, Tenn Vuldosto, Gc: Burhngmr, VI l'cm'rien Ark Com! C-nblcsL Fia. Ft WOrth, Tex. DuHux Tex L Surlvcy.A!1v fxmnnHe, Tezr Bmcswlle, Ayk, antvsviHe, Ari: Wrnervlwer, Mich Success, Ark Searcy, Ark. Walnut Ridge, Ark. Wormmgmn, Ind, Clmron, Ark. Kunsr'ls Cny, Mo, M-Jgnoha, Ark SUIIUUS, Calif. :1: QA hL L 31.41 ALL SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS . Spring semester enrollment reaches new heights CLIMAXING hours preparation, Ike grand hnale of the Jumor cioss-sponsomd Vorzew Show provided many needed laughs and erpermnces I 4 :X .5 VI 43 34:9... onu enioys orange iuice and cookies offer donming one u T77 pints of Mood given by Harding's studenr body. ORGANIZED for the hrs? ume- Th-s yeovE a SpC'CIOI dwerhon of Ken DOME has mhen ovgr me Eob 0F rocmqu Hymns from Harding. Dale Isom Carolyn Johnson . David Kelly Paul Kile Ron Lumber? Hurry Lisie , Jimmy Lava Dianne McCullough Sandy Maiorunu Thomas Mania Roger Massey Harald Mobley Sue Moors Luuisa Nusko Patsy Oliver Jerry Phillips Howmd Powell Linda Pru'her Duane Road: Benny Rolland Jury Seweil Sam Shawmuker KenI Smith Sandie Smith Jimmy Smithson Nancy Smithsun Louis Stapler Dwight Storm Dannie Taylor Wilma Taylor , Jack Thorn Carolyn Turner Jake Vincent Karen Wardell Carlos Walth lobe Wood mrordmg chums Birmingham, Aic Memphis, Tenn N. Madison, 0. Kearney, Neb. Wicklnffe. Ky. Canyon, Tex. . Tulin, Tex. meingmn, Mich Fmsburgh, POE . Wayne, Mich. E Wheeling, W. Va. Ulico, Miss. Georgetown, Colo. Cleveland, 0. Dardoneile, Ark E Hackory Ridge, Ark. Leochville, ArkE Seulcy, ArkE Urbunm HIE Luke Cily, ArkE chrchwroches, LaE Kolomo, Zombie Secrcy, Ark. Rocky River, 0. Summerville, Ga. E .. Chartanoogal Tenn. EE N. LiHIE Rock, Ark. Vwenno, WE Va. Belleville, III. Ccldwater, Ill. Vienna, W, Va. Lincoln Park, Mich Russell, loE . Penaloso, Kan. Sprmg Hull, Tenn. Carlsbad, N, M. under the j GRADUAIE COUNCIL. FRONT ROW L. C. Scars, W. K. Summifi, W. L. Roy Welibcrne, Leonard ngis. SECOND FCOW': J E Pryor C, i Gcmus ORIS 5. BRYANT STAN COMES GERALD CASEY DICK COVALINSKI Camden, Ark. Newport, Ark. Searcy, Ark Baskin Ridge, N. J. BA, Blble BA, Biolagy BA, English and Physlcal Education BA, Psychology SHEBA CUNNINGHAM LLOYD HENSON WILLIAM DAVIS CLEDIC JACKSON Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Augusto, Ark. N. Linle Rock, Ark. BA, Erementory Education BS, Agriculture BS, Agriculture BA, Physical Educarion EMOGENE JAMES DAVID LYONS RUBY LANDRUM BOBBIE P. SANDLIN Seurcy, Ark. N. linle Rock, Ark, Searcy, Ark. Soarcy. Ark. BA, Elemenmry Educclion 8A4 Business BS. Home Economics BA, Elementary Education 76 THEMA SMITH Auguste. Ark. BA, English CURTIS H. SYKES N. lim- lnqk, Ark. BS. Social Science VANILLA W. TRICE Augusta. Ark. 55, Elementary Education OTIS L. WALKER UMI lock, Ark. 85. Social Science tcAIIIE ANN WASHINGTON Sumy, Ark. 35, Elementary Education CMIOLINE WHITE Kmuu, Ari. IA, Elementary Educarion DUATE SCHOOL '3 paration of superior elementary and secon- teachers is the objective of the graduate in Searcy leading to the IVIaster of Arts I Teaching degree. Emphasis is placed on gthening the student's knowledge in his .I'g field since those entering the program meet certification requirements or meet 7 requirements through undergraduate t 3- e-up. English and humanitiesq Social studies, natural science are the three areas besides ation in which graduate work is currently . Dr. W. K. SummitL Chairman of the , ment of Educatiun and Psychology. serves Chairman of the Graduate Cmmcil. 'Zf -- years of graduate study in Bible. re- '11, and religious education are nffered at Harding College Graduate School of Bible h Religion. 1000 Cherry Road at Park Avenue. phis. Tennessee. Degrees offered are the r of Arts. the Master of Religious Educa- and the Master of Theology. Emphasis is -. upon teaching the Bible and closely re- subjects at an advanced academic level. outstanding faculty has been assembled. a library building was dedicated December j1964, and two modem apartment buildings 2 been cnmpleted this year. Dr. W. B. West, gserves as the capable Dean of the Graduate nf Bible and Religion. 'roduote school furthers interest in education PUTTING experience into apphcmton ts one of the excellent characteristics found by Clecim Jackson and Franc-s Whuremnn m Hmdings graduate studyt l $,Mx 78 Jam E. Arnold English Mary EIheI Buies Musxc Education Doris Bush An lunny Casey Chemistry Regina Hadley Dunn AI! Cliflon L. Gum's Ill MUSIC Educahom Bible Richard Grnn Maihemufics Lily Hays Business Education Pony Shull Hollis Hernenmry Education James H. Jones English Judy limburg Business Educuiion RcHu Martin General Science Faye Manet: History, English Judy 5mm Mllllr ETemenfcry Education Kenneth O'Neul Bioicgyf Dennis Organ Mathematics Earl inall Business Administration Marlin Prior Business Admlnlsvrmiun Llndu Rising Business Education John Michuci Walers ACCDUH'IHQ and Bus-ness f ? HA CHI ciety recognizes excellent grade achievement CEREMONIALLY being induded as new Alpha Chi ofhcers. Jimmy Arnold Ken ONecl, and Regina Dunn accept the responswbihly of leadership, Stimulating the achievement of superior ' alarship 0n the part of her students is a vilal tion of a college. The Arkansas Eta Chapter i Alpha Chi, a natinnal honor scholarship 'ety, was chartered ml the Harding campus 5 the spring of 1957 to assist the faculty in 'eving this goal. The chapter of a national or society was petitioned by the Alpha Hurmr 'ety, a local honor society organized in the ter of 1955. Membership in Alpha Chi is lted to not muro than ten per cent of the :w 'or and senior classes. Membership as a junior er requires the attainment of at least 3.70 23: larship average on not fewer than 80 semes- mhours and membership as a senior further '7' 'es at ieast a 5.50 average 011 not fewer . 104 semeslvr hours. New members are ucted near the beginning of each scnwster th an impressive ccronmny followed by a er. At cummcnrmimm each spring: the chap- presents a key to the graduating senior who : achieved the highest academic average. MIIWM ' didjusting to schooQ 0:59. $ A b1 31 CUUonshiping togetheh. . if; r Sngaging in speciaQ activities. Qtudging 60h Qesscms. dwinwumg oun goaQs. u4he a pant 06 the memonieg we CWEQQ have 06 Ouft Me at gAanding. Student 91:69 M ORNIN G LIFE Morning calls sleepy scholars from sweet slumber Responding to the challenges of the new day - a day that is dawning with increased oppor- tunities and increased responsibilities for the educated Christian h Hardingts students rise from their night of rest and prepare for the activities of the coming day. The day itself starts as soon as the forever- ringing alarm is finally turned off, and the ttpicking up of the pieces begins. Some go to breakfast and then head for class, while others prefer to wait until the last minute before head- ing toward learning. However. sooner or later, the challenges of Pducation must be met by college students. Stretching from a hand on the alarm to Chapel. the morning seems to be broken up into several units that involve getting started into the day, Chapel itself is a thought-provoking period early in the morning that is designed for worship of the Creator and the presentation of stimulating programs of student and educational interest. After chapel. a rush to the mail box and then to class involves all in a madhouse of confusion. Classes fill the rest of the morning and then noon arrives and the morning ends. IUDELY awakened by an alarm clock, David Smith precedes to shave, and then go to the cafetem for breakfast in order to get ready for class. 5 SOUNDING the urorrn early in The mornmg, Hurdmg clocks mus? n'ng tong and loud m order to pry drowsy students from the arms of Morpheus iv Ph- Iund'l lino wailing to eat, many students Talk with their friends, worry about the next class, or plan for later in the evening. ighn for everyone include receivmg u IeHer from home, from . I or sometimes even on advenmng circular or drop slip EVERY mormng durmg :Ioss days, fhe entire smdenr body as- sembles to worship The Creator cad learn from differem programs WIS SPENDING a major pornon of his time in class, freshman Ken Ellingwood Jeams quickly that class attendance is a necessary evil of college life. AFTERNOON LIFE Classes and assignments occupy afternoon time Developing; into a whole person is 0110. of the main activities of the afternoon at Harding. Classes cnntimm the task that was begun in the morning. and thv thought-creatinns of the past geniuses come to life again to vividly impress learning and its values upon the students. i'lnwover. as 1110 afternoon wears on and the t'lasses draw In a rluso one by one, many other events begin In takv their place in the develop- ment of the UI'lIiI'O person. Sometimes this de- volnpment is a quiet. refreshing mmnent with a who and a friend. a time to relax and let the day's activities sink in. or it could be an animat- Dd disrussiun ml 11 - large courso assigimmnt. Boyonrl being; concerned with only the ac- t'umulatcd knowledge of the ages the afternoon prm'ides a chunco in work off steam in a variety of intramural spurts. Also, many of tho Harding smdonts work :11 various campus jobs to help off- sot tho exponsws uf a mllege education. The after- 11mm lends itsvll' as a convenient timc tn particiA palv in rnrnu'rirulnr activities. 84 CHECKING their watches in order to see ii they me Still on schedule- ior The cmernoonts many activities, is a custom mos! Hordmgites follow every day. action berween the Mahlccns and Galaxy finds Mike Plummer easing 1rd base after a long drive to the outfield whxch scored two Mohimns far a cake in the student center, Linda Risinger and Jim Stanley 0h. osmcic'ion of their friends and of each other m 1he afternoon hours. K STUDENT worker, Moria Caner, spends part of each day cleaning glass to offser costs us many Harding coeds do. NANCY Allmon uses the library for a quiet summary durmg the lung, busy ofiernoon, in order 1'0 shut our the noises of the day ,- INVOLVED in the rupture of 2: good close baskerball game, Harding ions are drawn to the action. and their cheers hang on each and every play. MICROFILMING much of the educcrionul mcreriul in the library allows Virgil Knox to research much more anormuffon then befme. ICE and sleet come together to com the branches of the campus trees with c: shimmering film of crystal prisms. as winter's blasts hit Harding lore of night vHT LIFE '1; .anY activities seen at night 0 Harding campus Aradilinn a a word that involves many of tho a of Harding life a rarrios m'm' after the a have become silent - after they have me silent only to hlnssum with the night of the campus. e night life im'nlws all of the students. all .e activities. and all at the elements that ther make up and mako meaningful a major .011 Of college life. ether those tradilimis involvo having: tn ! for tonmrmwis assignment and tnnmrmwis t or taking time In rnlax with favorite mm- :15 at the theater. tlw fact that night life at g involves ovorymm is inescapahlv. 1' 50m? 1110 sudden swamp of mid. wot rain turns to iro amt mats the campus in spark prisms, remains a: math of a i'ampus tradi- V as the snrial Clubs having meeting: to plan imiting future events. 7 ding the signal fur night lif'o at Hardin;T e tn a close. the hell. which rallu lho mods A . dorm at 10 tft'lmkk. rings nut rn'm' the cam- 1.0 remind us: that trarlitinn fnlhm's us even ' the nighti CAMPUS night He pivots mound docks - cafeteria timepiece. hbmry hour glass, personal wrist watch and fmutty around dormitory clocks totlmg 10 00, n- , fa tho show. sitting in the swings, and then walking to the dorm a? 10 otclock, Francene Spoulding and Gary Goss typify dating couplesi ,,-...uapu,.u .. :1 A MAY DAY Color, pageant, and beauty welcome in spring Beauty, pagentrya tradition are inherent in the annual May Fete sponsored by Ju G0 111 womenis social Club in the spring. The selection of a queen begins in the fall semester when an array of 20 lovely ladies are presented to the student body in a chapel pro- gram which cvnlcrcd this year around the theme of uMy Fair Lady? Kay Darter was the director. The student body chose three as finalists. then elected a queen. Excitcmont runs high on that spring afternoon when the revelation of queen is made as she is crowned and her lovely court is presented to the student body and senior day visitors. A select group of young ladies entertain her majesty and her court with the colorful winding of the May p010. Tripping lightly across the lawn. the ladies wind colorful streamers into various patterns to strains from Tchaikovskyk iiWaltz 0f the F'lcwvors.H It is indeed a fete for spring. Flowers. green grass, spring weather, colorful dresses. and beautiful music are all a part Of that memorahlo afternoon which has long been a tradition carried nut by the In Go In Club and Harding College. MAY QUEEN NOMINEES. FRONT ROW: Korean McElroy, Sandra Burchfield, Carolyn Bradley, Vickie Mitchell, Sue Studebaker. MUFIIYn Cobb, BOnHU CantreFl, Gall Stokes, Betty Ely. Anna Smirk Nancy Osburn, Shirley Cooper. Mary Lou HorreH. Jackie King. SECOND ROW: Koren Kelmn, Manho Terry, Judy Daniel. Carol Bonneil, Sandra CaFcote :5. t. t - LVWLworh'w -4, .v . .. l THE stage IS set for the queen and imr ceun ro reign over the May Day event. - NDED by beautiful young women the mlorful may pole rzwmrs the hwdmonm wmdmg which announces Ihe umml of ngnq nl Hrurqu CoHcge. IN, Ann meforrl s'mVs mross We bridge over THE My , In her walk :0 the gazebo m become May Queen of 1964. I964 Queen of Maw Ann meford, and her nHPncfcmrs cemer Iherr altenlion on 1h.- periommrcsl as the mulhcoiored s'reczrners are woven mlo inrrlcnre pnwems. A ANA .. 0 . .x x :5 p- -1 VP '; , 1 u t , 3- ' W341 W m .f: .1. .L SELLING plush: yearbook wvers under a campus swing during EAGERNESS grows apparem on Ihe face ; of many Harding siudents, as u Pom Jean dedrCGlIOh day Lynn Reeves offers covers to sTuden's yearbook receiving line forms by the bell tower for each I0 96? on annuaL DI. ATTEIEIIY, recipient of the yearbook dedicmion, recaives the Hm copy from RM edifor, Sandy Childers AGLOW wa'h wmlv; bub 5M0 ': MM In H 'M mu; .-:-r 19V 05 bcmg :IGWEEJ quePn. m mg lrcm Pier warm pc-rsmvH-vy 90 ENDING 0 long year of hard work and reward. ednor Sandy CMders drommimHy unveils rhe 154 P91 Jean, which broughr Hmrdmg AJI'AI'HL'TKGH honors for line fwfrh straight year. 'le JEAN DAY ts and surprises - those nice things of at someone is always trying tr; keep while ne is always trying to find out e 'are revelations of Peri! Jean day when the annual is presented 10 the student body their enjoyment and approval. This day is . culmination of a year's hard work e it is 1editor's, the business manager's, the staffs, Hneents day. Honor for a job well done is .iu'w ed upon school personalities. a select Mu. of the year, and upon yearbook staff ' hers who have completed a long. but ref 4 - ; job. 9 '64 book, edited by Sandy Childers, was ed in its gold brilliance duringr the month 3?. Recipient of the dedication by the 10611 class was Dr. James L. Atteherry Loightcm : was business manager. illwing the lovely ceremony in the large - 'um ensues a mad rush for variuus star : on campus where each student receives his ' of the book which becomes a favurite keep? or the years ahead. joying the page-by-page scrutiny of the pictorial diary. the students also enjoy the - sack lunches while staff members attend Alla uet closing an exciting year. UN QUEEN NOMINEES. Shirley North, Jo Ann Kelly. Doris Morvis, For Watson, Susie Romero, Ruth Ann Selby, Karen Warren, Manon Yingling, '3 Minion. ancene Spoulding, Mary Ellen Baskin, Lech Gentry, Patsy Smith, Charlotte Burke , Anita Green. Tadition and dedication reveal annual surprises PETH JEAN QUEEH, She'lu Mitchell, proudly and gmmousfy ncwpts her bou- quet of roses presenled by Sludem Assonotion Premdem Joel Anderson GRADUATION Progress writes 'finish to dreams of the past years Climaxixmr their collegiate years. 166 seniors received Harding Collpgo dogroos at commence- ment Pxerrisos May 28. 106-1. In addressing the graduating seniors, the late Dr. L. M. Graves. chairman of Hartlingk Bnarrl of Trustees. em- phasi'm'd tho vast. pruhhims nnd npportunities of the day He rmnindod the students of what they had zm'hmplished up to now and rovoaled many of tho unfavorahlv things Surh as treaty breaking. inlornatimlal unrest and ulhel' disturt hing fuctors' whilo advising thom rm hLCnnTom- plating Today's VVm'ld, WX'itl1 the possible exception of the Civil W'ar period. Dr. Graves slated. er tinunlry has never cxporinnccd more widely divvrgent and conflicting philnsnphies than at prosem. But he was quick to emphasize thv positive nature of prevailing nppnrtlmitivs. MI'ho future of our murlh'y. ho saidf is rlvpendont on those who are willing to stand M1 the foundation which made nur muntry great. and which gave us as individuals the frovrlnms; and liberties.- whirh we enjoy today. Congressman UrPn Harris was awarded tho LLD dogmn and Jim Bill TVIrImeor was named alumnus of the year. WITH the world and the rear of chair life before them, Harding's nerviorl walk our of commencement exercises and info a chulIenging and exciting future. INTENSELY interested in baccalaureate admonnions given by Clean Lyles, Joel Anderson rypifies The weH-prepored graduates of Harding College. '...'..'-'J.'..- H A ERVDTWN-G ADNH I--I. WONDERING ubuur The fuTure and how It WIII OHECI their lives, Don and Pat Bowman lulk r0 Barbara Barnes about plans forfuture years. REALIZING a dream, Junie MIIler and Noun Jean Berryhill exp- erIence their huppIesr moments WIH'I Iheir fuends after grudummn. GRADUATION means the key to the WWW and a march Into life for seniors enrenng the oudItorIum und commenccmem echises. 93 ANDY Saunders and Brem Graves happily unpack their belongings in WHILE Otis Edge looks on, Dormitory Director Jerome Barnes fuliills one anticipation of the new, choTlenging year which hes ahead for Them. of his many duties as he assigns James Dockery his room in Grad Dorm. BEGINNING OF SCHOOL Excitement pervades campus as school reopens WELCOMING his new roommate. sophomore Larry Harris steps aside to direct . , , . freshman Ron Burner's moving in. Both are from Little Rock' Arkansas. A unlquc combmatlon 0f frustratlon and an- ticipation invaded the Harding campus for the annual beginning of school rush, which is ex- citing t0 freshmen and new students, while the older ones view it with sort of despair and re- signation. Returning to a campus where many friends and memories have originated is a thrill for students of previous years. Meeting Countless new friends. learning about dormitory life, at- tending mixers and receptions of all kinds. stand- ing in endless lines and taking a battery of brain- racking tests are strange. memorable events for freshmen. That first Week of September with its divers activities ends with the start of the search for academic knowledge as classes begin and the myriads uf reading and writing assignments are made by seemingly cruel and harsh professors who hlhink their class is the only one. The week which passes so quickly closes after a short in- troduction to many aspects of college life has been made to those who come to learn. 94 1 ;Whid'l seems to be one long, unending line for everyone, causes the people in the line and m the desk to look for the end of it KOINONIA pledge Ken Carpenler works cl 0 mmufe losk assigned by one of his pmdgemmters, who always have his inferesf at heart. YYPICAL of 5H: mmudu cf pledges durmg oH of pledge week, rho mgn 05 cm: IJPdEJC wsHy mews for 0H, Jm 0n msignwhcnnl wedge APPEARING he'c-re riien pledgemxstresses, r'ne Bela Tau Gamma plvdges,weormg lheir bows and orhcr picdgewcvk n'hru. imroduxe their Thermoshackomorhmws TO We amusemem of passing upperdossmen. $me for help m getting her pXedge book qu of mgnmurm, Gioria 'H-dox frunlicolfy Irys imld lo Manse The hardhearted pledgemasiers, THE AF'K ng do Wev boa! '3 iack cs pCIW, ghver by 'Fehr Medgy-mwrmy 93 9'5, DGEWEEK xcifement and frustration face harried pledges Green, lowly freshmen and new students inure a week of being insignificant rats. ff. - 'ches, worms. and finites plus being subordi- Me to those Who were once considered equals :1 y to find themselves again fully accepted as 351. b members and friends at the weeks end. Pledge week. a period of orientation, comes ' ' ' g the seventh week of school. After each M oent has stated club preferences. bids are 1- erly awaited to find out which club they are ' g invitation to jnin. , Included in the weeks activities are good deeds 1:. pledgemasters. hours spent in required studya -- -Ctical jokes and menial tasks such as measur- the sidewalks. counting the hmoons? and llecting endless signatures. Some clubs turned week to good advantage for getting campus ubs done such as cleaning out the 1in pool. Countless numbers of required dates, major :1 minor, gave opportunity for many people 1. get acquainted. Rough initiations and impressive. candlelight -'A monies where club vows were read brought rl- end to a long wvok for tired pledges - and ; I edgemasters, PLEDGE Nudge P'mcm 15. gwen n Mhung usaperdussmcm Dwnyre ch meonen u; ' HOMECOMING queen Doris Morris regofly migns over The 1964 Bison-ASIC Bear full contest on October 10. QUEEN candidates Dons MOHIS, Mcniun Ymang, and Karen Wunen perch mop urnvenv ible boo? durmg Homemrmng pmnrie prior r0 Witnessing The Hurdmg-ASTC foolbnll game. 64 HOMECOMING COURT. Senior Mary Ellen Baskln. Junior Vacki MiTchell, Queen Anandam Karen Warren, Queen Doris Mouis, Queen Arvendun! Marian Ymgimg, Sophomore Monho Koger, Freshman Kafhy Bulkhnop .1. .1. ?' ECOMING multiplicity of exciting events delight avid fans p, cool fall weather; falling autumn loaves returning alumni 10m atrru'Jsphem m the ' 7?. Homecnminp; wovkond early in October :' u the Bisnns met the ASTC Bears in the an- pigskin clash. end activilivs hogan Friday with a rhili at Camp Wyldennd and a spirited pop :3 following around the freshman bonfire at base of B00 Rm'k. Tho owning concluded . singing of hymns nf dovnliun whilp a M cross suspended fmm the Cliff abuvo was; me. y after noon on Urtnhm' 10. Bison fans into decorated cars which ranged in mndol A Cadillac to an old hearse. carrying a ban; -- FBear Bearer: Post game car for ASTC. t0 ' t caravan throughout the town of Soarcy mm Field. candidates Karon W'arren. Doris Morris arian Yingling and nlhor ladies of the 64 were introduced tn the fans in pro-game '65. Tommy Carton 1963 co-raptain, o Doris Morris as queen at halftime prim' ESCORTING senior represenrmwe Mary Ellen Boskm onto vhe field in pre-gcme H51. Band pcrformanro :eremonies is coroptain Loverd Peacock. Vickie Mitchell and Ray Richie follow COIONATION of the Harding Homecoming queen. sweet! and feminine Doris Morris, is a half-nme privilege of '963 cc-gapraim Tommy Carter frili'lds. and students gcrher an the campus during Homer ' hunch! acquaintances and $0 wmch the Bison football team ENTERTAINMENT Entertainment fills 155 with laughter and song Enlorluimnvm - lsm'lhrmanccs inlendml tn ontvrtnin. unmsv. divert. vtc. h mmos in many fnrms nn thv Harding; rumpus. It is pruvidvd by studmns. l'm-ulty am! prnfossionals in 21 wido mum! of programs from dramatic productions sut'h ma uCi'lrnvlnl In the more jnko in the Class- mnm m- tlm'milnry. Typiral ovr-I'yday fun i: ovon Found in rurrmlt fads much at: Waurfingf1 nn sidt'walk Rkillv huzlrdc. BELLE Of the dmmg hull, Corinne Han smgs to uccompammem of Mr. h Grover Goyne and J. D. Rmketr and cmuses students with her Iulent. 'MPISH Elf 50b HEIS'EH reads leh'9'5 '0 Santa Claus dUHng the SAS annual Christmas Party ius? prior to the long owuned Christmas break UNDER the lvghls m u footbuH game, Hmdmghs marching bcmd cn1eriomnd the crowds with music and formations durmg the hulF-Hme intermission. 'X'x .:-. rs! Joy: concerning ?he misswonury efforts of The Church of Chrlst PREPARING the minds of the lectureship guests for a speaker, V nd inleresf lo the many visitors at the annual foH Lectureship. Eddie Bugger! leads the Church: In a program a? religious hymnsh r? 'URESHIP ,hrristion edification enlightens our Thanksgiving INDIVIDUAL msrruchon and ideas cm characterishc of The many smaH seminars and dosses that bring together Ihe great minds of the brotherhood. h Bible study fills Hardinghs Thanksh week as Christians from all over the world ' to benefit from tho fvlhmrship. idvas and tions of other hrolhren at this well- lectureship which is a rich heritage of m; College. 3; God and P was the guiding thomo for m lat annual Nnvnmhor program in 1964-. ' came from '29 states and four fnroign : Germany. Canada. Israel and Japan. outstanding Bihlo scholars wen:- fmtm'ed daily lectures. forums. classes. hmchonns ers during the fnur-day sossinn. The concert band. a cappella churns, menhs quartet. lndios' cnsc'mhlo and the y chorus performed throughout the ing speakers for tho lecturcship were : Lyles, Little Rock: I'hlgn MCCnrd, Oklai City, Okla.; E, W, Mr-Millan. Santa Ana1 :.'h and Ira North. Madimm Tenn. Nightly 'fngs were held simultannnusly in the ml- 'a-rditorium and in the College churrh of ' - building. BELLES AND BEA UX Traveling entertainers E'Tllis is the 0nd of a fairy tale that I wish cnulrl haw lastc-rl longer, was typical of tho mmmcnis ni' l'nurtoon Belles and Beallx return- ing to Arkanws at tilC F1050 of their third USO- Natimml Musir Cnunril-sponsured overseas tour in October. This Caribbean tour cm'Cer United States bases in Panama. P110110 Rico. Grand Turk. iCIOLIthm-u. Cuba and San Salvador. Tim Bollvs 21nd Bmux covered ovor 22.000 miles un a fivo-wook tour of bases in 1ho Far East in 1060. Timy spam nine weeks in Europe in 1961 Alsn. timmtless programs have been given in Arkansas and throughout the nation for various rivir nmanimtinns and schools. Varivty is syimnymnus with their show which is complete with nnwlty acts. patriotic and soon- lar s'migs mid Brnmlwny hit presentations. Sur- prising tn sumo was the fact that the most popular purl ul' Pvm'y program was The religious section when such numbers as EMy God and TH and Whist a Clusvr Vv'nlk V-Vilh Theon are sung. T110 lSPllos and Bcianx rarry more than $4.000 wurlh nf HiPTWlpilHllii' snund equipmenL musical instrmnr'nts. mslmnvs and properties with them. Komiotli Davin .liu. assistant pmfossnr 0f musif aml tlirr-Hnr nf 1110 A Cappolla Chums. is directnr of this wnennml travel group. u dscn BELlES AND BEAUX. E i i L Ji i 90 VI Ei .. Zita. A '1; E i ,9. n u 102 Eigws Id ieCC-li. area of Caribbean four JOURNEY into The rropicully beauiifu! Cutibbeun 'Fm the Beltes 0nd Beau: begun with boarding 0 bus on the Harding campus in Searcy, Arkansas. Firirus SVJHiGy Eaies Ti'nyer Dimmer. Eiv VV'coci Smilh .Jc-Fmson CHIVy, It! n inflating t. Y i- F: The' I' . WOUNGI I . qr. - mg. 5. er i.l . . , G HEADQUARTERS US ARMY FORCES SOUTHERN COMMAND INING i'orr T'w EMMA. w: H'AIJ'S :www :' L 1r; Peck, 'PC I'I munugen Ker E'cww. rnqwnu 3mm,- r'lr'f: Hm -' :'I'l Hw- x'm Hmclm . PROTECTED by H16 U. 5 Army From Casing Ihe BeHes ?:an Beam were outsronding durmq 'hew performances cu Guantanamo an r'ubo . Imburkmg on WOW LEW Vour of ?'10 CUNbbecm for We USO 'Fe Hmrqu BW'es 'H'ri BE'JLIX r::J:.t1'.!'r':d CF Kf-YV - LNG 05' '. ' TN' ': 9707' .r f Smhichimg the Qiueg 06 students. gnawing Qeadehs 60h senuma. CWonkzmg togethen m pnojectg. CDeuerpmg sociaQ gnaceg. 9:5erng cgasgmates adjugt. C5019 gociaQ cflubg carmg 0m 9719 tnadition o$ Ignieninmeeg. 900mg CQubS SOCIAL CLUBS Clubs enhance Harding's friendliness tradition va' uf a tyrannical pledgomastm'. lnughlcr amnng' tho plvdgos. assrmiatinn in plvusum Burt r'onmlings and lhv quiet unoncss lhm thmhs thrungh lhv group as a canrllv is lit and Ira- rliliuual u'nrds ill't' Spnkon arc the PITIUHUHR that Om'vlnpv lllre Harding student wlm is a member nf a Suviul t'Illh. Fierce loyahy pounds through 1110 Irain at an vxriting inhutcluh haskotlmll QRHIIO. Quivl sympathy is: vxproswd through fluu'ors' svnl In a: sirk club monlhm'. Lnughlvr Ellmllllflk at a rlnh muting as a mountain Climb in Hll' wring rlwn'a the brain Hf tests. tliffvrmninl mlllzltiulls nml m'l'rdlm liln'arv hunks. le Ium-lhm'nvss uf tho Harding sncial club sutiHit-s Hm Sllriill dosiror. uf man. Thv spirit of timing things for nthvrs and with nthm't: i5 thv glimmvring rmxurcl l'uunri hv nll snrial rluh nwmhm'w, HAPPILY gowng ubour her pledge business Kappa Kappa Kappa mmme Sheryl Deny rmries 0 key fer COHEEHDH of signmurps. GAIETY characrenzes the atmosphere of the WHC s Counhy Supr per 05 beau Poqcr Mrfnwn engoys rolking to Wm club members. SPRUCING up her d019, Perry DeGrow, for We Them Psi banquet, Ji Gruddy pws on the boulonmere and the fwn-shing pouches before leaving. FORMAL imfiafion for the WHC mdal club is a very impressive ceremony 09 new pEedges kneel in from of ofhcers to repeat Vhenr vows of loyalty. - in an :nioyoble and pleasant conversation wuh 1helr club queen, A EPSILON CHI n car windshivlds Complimcnl.G of 1110 social Club was mm uf the many wr'viros the club porfurmod nn campus this yom: ' inter Wonderland clorruratiuns rrvatml a , as atmosplwro fur AEX momhvrs and dates. Special vntorminvr Dan Smith 10d Hllp in tho singing nf Christmas carol: . anenjoyab1e meal. Billy Ray Cm; mmplot- - evening with a humorous spooch. Hoping Yuletide spirit. ughout tho entire plmlgc wonk activitios mpus was dnlted with AEX umhrollas. a. ; an open umbrella regardless of wmlhor 1'15 was nno 0f the plorlgf- duiim vnfnrcml pledgomaslm's. z d semestnr arlivilios were highlighted ting partyr and a woinor mast. u Ann Selby reigned as Phlb quonn for ' -nd year. She kept AEX meetings enjoy memhers mm w M Pawn , Pteu Bryant, Vw'ce-Pres.,- Wear, Sec; Stouffer. m- 7- Hadrick, Jerry Smrr, Sponsors. providing plenty of mnkiPs and candy 3m :52 1?: J: Ann Selby, ore P0? Hula. Amhony Bryant and Eari Powell. ovngmc1rk on campus, AEX cleans windows AlPHA EPSILON CHI. TOP ROW Hednclv. lsponsod, Starr lsponsod, Bryant, Fnberg SECOND ROW Grantham, Homes, Henmn, lee. THRD ROW- Hire, Johns, Lycurdi, McKnight FOURTH ROW; PoweH, Sumpsonl Smuh, Stauf'er, Wear h w 7 3 IV! 0' 5 u 107 ALPHA PHI KAPPA Athletics and outdoors occupy APK talent, time Beginning earh in the year. APK got off to an active start on tho ymHs activities. Among the early cvmlls Unjuyorl hy tlw Club members was a hamburger fry at Camp VVyldcwood, whorl even the rainy Weatlwr failed tu dampen club spirit. As the wmlhvr drove the club to shelter. they found the Sub T's already there, and ended up having: a guml time together. play- ing games, having mntosls and singing songs. Special interest during 1110 year came to the club mmnbors as tlIr-y uctiwly participated in all of the iniorrvluh sporting activities. Even though the Club did not pmducv championships in every sport. lllr' lcams that did roprnsont APK were always exciting to watch and drew large crowds for whatever llloy Ilzlpponod tn ho playing. ALPHA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW; Cox Sponsorl, Wellborne fsponsorl, Atchison, 50'95- Brown SECOND ROW: COHIHS, 5. Cox, D. Cox, Crow, Green, Medley. OFFICERS. Sundlin, Pres; Green, VicevFres; Richie, Sec; Crow, Trans; THIRD ROW: MIIOITL Moore, More, Ragsdole, Randolph, Richie. FOURTH ROW; Roy Wellborne, Bwlly Ray Cox, Sponsors Scndlin, Smith Spears, Thornton, Whiddon, Whitaker. WITH c.li of v'rnt- mrvon clependmg on when GUM More shcors ins free llucw, the rest of Ms APK Tenmmcues nnxruusly nwmr the successful shot. 108 1m WA. TOP ROW: Wilson lsponsorj, Aaron, Abshire, Anderson, Baker, C. Barber, R. Barber, Burtleyl BeH. Bowden. SECOND ROW: AA Browm JV Ml, Calvin. Crufon, Dempsey. Bailey, Daron DeGrmw. Eyman. THHZD ROW;Fuwes, Hester, Hull, Johnson, Koil, Kendrick Kent, KuykendoH, Lamb, FOURTH ROW: Lconey, McDonald, Merrell. Meyers, Nelson, Organ. Prror, Scudder, Smith. Stepfer FIFTH ROW: Stone, Tilley, Tumtmson, Walker ' -mp, Work, J. Worshum, K Womham Yurcho. : PHI KAPPA 'xcienlL Rome sets mood for Beta Phi festivity 'J'Han'lan theme set the atmosphere for Beta - i . spring banquet at Bill's Restaurant on ' t ' 5. Queen Leah Gentry was an honored of the club. Thanks was; expressed to her uy favors and fur loyal support given out the year. .se-knit group, Beta Phi Kappa moved mll club classification during the last to a record membership of 49. to be ,und largest menas club on campus. Ninth ' y members joined the triple ton ranks sw'e this number. Doing.r well in large vampetition. Beta Phi was runnCr-up t0 g Champions. , i. i , .r- :::1-;. '- V' N. .Ml'b. P'N-i A- Brown; VWPP'ESVI Lamb, 595-? Johnson, CHRISTMAS is mode more fun for Bern Phi Kappa members as their queen, - 1. mWiIIon. SDQMOV Leah Gentry, culs rhe cake for the pony glven before :he hohduys. 109 WISHING he Fm:an golTen up on this Monday morning, CIII Sigma ball carrier Ellis Huguewood can't seem to ger going against the cpposifion, CHI SIGMA ALPHA Dormitory parking areas marked off by Chi Sigsz CHI SIGMA ALPHA. TOP ROW: Moore lsponsnrl, Adams, Arnold, D. Buwcom, H. Buwcom. SECOND ROW: Clark, Dixon, Gudbeny, Haguewood, Hawkins. C n Pi in im 1n nnterials cam THrRD ROW: Johnson, McMullen, Miller, Moore, Pcrtezana, Radwine, FOURTH 0 I but g: t P d 10 pus ROW: Roberts, Sufley, Saunders, J. Williams, R. Williams, Wilson. improvement, Chi Sigma Alph-El nilembers mark' cd off the dormitory parking: areas with paint T 1;, brush in hand fur their annual club project. F m . Another task for the year included the keeping! 1 of an activity bullvtin lmard in the student e 7 center, announcing nffvrampus entertainment in. ' surroundng Cities. Memphis and Little Rock. A Sharing the Pi Kappa Delta forensics trophy with Lambda Sigma was an added feature of Chi Sigma actiml. The first of 11m year fnund nld members en! joying a stag outing to Haber Springs. Peggy Grandi was elected as rluh queen. Later fun in! cluded a halloween tacky party with folksinging' by Jim Ed Williams. Bnh Adams and Bonnie Huffman. A OFFICERS. FALL: D. Buwcom, Pres.; J. Williams. Vice.Pms.; Wilson- Sec.; Hawkins, Treas. SPRJNG: Wilson, Pres,; Saunders, Vice-Pm.; Adams, Sec; Padezcmu, Treus.,- Erle Moore. Sponsor. 110 I IOTA club banquet has Rhapsody in Blue' theme .- efnrmal banquet Rhapsodv 1n Blue um highlight of tho x9211 far 1119 Delta Iota 5'. Clifton L. Gamus presented a rlolitrhlfnl a and the duh queen JUAI'III Kellv. was -by hemp; askvtl to entertain wiTh tho L Folk Singers for tho nmrasinn. ta Iotafs club hut Bales' ResorL luralmi fifteen miles nnrlh of Search was 1110 site - initiation nf six new members. The non joined 11m wlvran members for a vom' ,edt tzLd hAwl Anldr up VVYldc'wumi prm'idod a IJiclumsuuv E f: P . for the Delta Intak: and their dutos in tho ' 7,. L 7 The informal fumtinn was a hamburger Which they all oninyvd playting gamma. A Via a. m. - gwn IoAnn Kelly Shnvmd her capability l, . A; L made tho. year nlnl'o oninyahlo fur tho rluh L a' s with her gifts uf rakvs and cookies. Q, 7 A Delta Inta's bmughi the years activity in :1 s- with an outing held at a nearby rosm'l i DELTA IDYA. TOP ROW: Hughes lSponsorl, Baker, Boyd, Bumpass, CquA SECOND ROW; Graves. Grissom, Henderson, Hollis, McCubbin. THIRD ROW: McDaniel, McGinnis, Marhancy. Mills, Perhacs. FOURTH ROW: Phillips, Pin, Reed, Ricken, Simmons, Wheeler. , ,. Road, Pres; Rickelh Vme-Pres.; McCubbin, SecL-Treus; Hughes. Sponsor vb Lr for cl club meellngL Dech lords dxscuss phma for Ilwa commg ovanls of ma sdwool yem us John Pirlew pwsnips own aha meeting FRATER SODALIS iThe Great Society' entertains Fraters at banquet AkxhlildJltlhl mug: Hm .J 54 'Adnijt. FRUITFUI. Frarer plotecl of helping incoming new students move all their luggage and clothing into then moms was n rent service to oil involved. Satirizing the iiGroat Sncioty was a chore ably performed by Prnfossnr Jerry Starr at the Fratcr Sndaiis banquot centered around that idea. The January vvcnt was held at Kelleyis Bald Knob restaurant. with a smorgasbord serv- ing Entertaining: with delightful singinrr was Anita Smith. She um: accompanied hv'VI ' arv Ethel Bales. A year of c1050 fellowship among,r the momhors led to the adaptation iii a spcciul project of meet- ing all new boys to show them to their rooms and to help them ttln'oak the in in making new friends on campus. Another Club project led to the purchase of now bulletin hoards fur the cafeteria entrancowayfm' college announcements of activities: and uthor items of interest. Club queen Susie Rnnwm was active through- out the year in cooking: fur uher Ciubq and the guys didn't fail tn Pxpross their appreciation tn hm: OFFICERS. McCown, Pres.; Combs, Vice-Pres.; Merritt, Sec; Bouz. Trees; Jerome Barnes. Andy Ritchie, Sponsors, FRATER SODALES. TOP ROW; Bcuvnes Ritchie Itsponsor-st, Baker. Barron, Booz SECOND ROW: Bollsl Larry Brown, Lewis Brawn, Buck. Burterfietd. THIRD ROW: Chm, Combs, Garrett, Gunn, Hobby. FOURTH ROW: Hotlingswonh, Homer, Kumstrc, Kernadle, Knox. FtFTH ROW: Laird, Lune, McCtuggcge, McCown, Mazy. SIXTH ROW; Merritt, Far- sley, Seividge. Short Shannon, Shewmcker. SEVENTH ROW: Toyfor, Turnerl West, Williamson, Wilson, York. WHITE COATS, lace and hug permeate the atmosphere of the gtrisi dorm beiore 'tve Frmer's banquet of The Great Society J J AIiAl.lll .TOP ROW: Davis lsponsorL Ryan lsponsari. Simmons tsponiorl, Alexander Baiue Boggs, Boiila Boudro, Bray, Curler SECOND ROW: Collins, I. Day, DeFoor, Dye, Fairiey, Ford Gardner Gourley, Hornbuckie. THIRD ROW. Howard McClellan, McKinney McMackIn Mayer Miller Morrison Pounds. Radar. FOURTH ROW- Richmond Rikurd Shelborne Sizemore G. Smith M Smith Stevens, Sfoits, Tore Trickey, Wildman. ALAX Y 7-0iboli championship added to Galaxy honors The Davis homo. mi the outskirts of Soarcy. the lutiaio for 11w iniliaiinn 0f fifH-ml 110w Iaxys. Afti'r this 1110 new members joined the ran mcmlwrs in build club spirit and on: iasm 21ml tugolhvr tlmy worked in rapture -small club rug tap; Championship. 'fHoliday in Snnw was a perfect time for 'Ita Claus to visit the Gulaxys and ilinil' guests Buck Puwors Hostaulrant in Boobs. This formal ttook place in vaomher. Santa. Eddie Mc- l-Ian. presented the Club momborsi dates with ' Which wore purvlmsod by the members; Smith sang Christmas songs to round out 'EVening Iii mitvriaiIIIm-nt. The Galaxy's added money to their scholar- p fund as part IIf the annual club project. Queen Charlotte Burkvtt kept the club mem- : well supplied wilh cakes. cunkips. and other d things to rat. The year was Plimaxod with ,mformal function and outing: in the spring. N... IX ISIS. Gardner, Pres; Rikurd, VicevPres.; DeFoor, Sec; Goorley, HARD running Charles Carver Ines m bem cm a bun! against Mohican, as -l.; Russell Simmons. Jack Ryan, Ken Dams, Sponsors. the Guluxys oHempT To hold on io IhIair mile 05 club softball champions. 113 KOINONIA members proudly honor club queen Linda Robinson for her fme support this year with a sweater bearing the Koinonla club's insignia. KOINONIA A growing Koinonio reflects members' progress KOINONIA. TOP ROW: Walker Hpcnsorl, Ailes. Alexander, Berry, Boyd, SECOND ROW: Campbell Carpenter Cosrleman. Duncan. Efkins. THIRD ROW. Erskine Grant. Hamby, Jones, Kn FOURTH ROW McKean Mitell Pearce Peebles Prochar FIFTH ROW- Reeves, Stevenson Tucker G. White J. White, Whitney OFFICERS. G. WhIreI Pres; Reeve: VIcerPresI; Jones, SecI-Treos; Richard Walker, Sponsor. H4 Centering many of their activities around a secret cave, the Koinonia club had a very active year. Early during the year sixteen new mem- bers were initiated in a rigorous induction cere- mony. At selected intervals in the school year. all of the members met at the cave for stag out- ings. During the semester break the clubhs new off- gold blazers arrived and worn: proudly worn by the club members as symbols of being a Koinonia. In keeping with the traditinn of having club functions, a beatnik party was held at the Pump- ing Station during the first semoster. T0 round out the year. the club held a banquet at which their queen was honored. Also during.r the second semester- an outing was held on a beautiful spring day. To keep 1th members happy and also well- fed. Queen Linda Rnbinsnn baked many cakes and other tasty foods for the Club meetings. This little luxury was one that was greatly appreciat- ed by the members. UBAD SIGMA E-mbers give toys in SA sponsored Dolly Drive' 77 October. sixteen pledges were informally 7m into Lambda Sigma at the Starfs farm. officially became members of the club at. , initiation held in the Bible Building. ' rzg outing was held at Bluff Hole in order we club members could become better ac- ' and discuss plans for the year. oriental theme was the setting for the - third function on December 7. The n; Station was decorated with oriental in an attempt to bring a far eastern atmo- to Searcy. Chef Dick Covalinski prepared wiental dishes for the enjoyment of club a . and their companions. Jo Ann Kelly. ;, v and Cecil Ethridge furnished the en- 1 em. I 7 3t A .;G: :4 . nr, Young, Pram Edge, VicehPres; Gardner. Sen; Dockery, Slgmvu, Sponsor. TOP ROW: Segmves Espcnsorlh Brack, Combnsk. .7 SECOND ROW. DovisJ Dockery, Douglas, Edge, THIRD ROW: Evans, Form. Forsyrhe, French Gardner, ' NH ROW: Homilmn, Hudkins, Hughes, Human nghr, 1mH ROW: Milmn, Morgan, Parrish, Perkms, RobFnelre. :ThSIXTH ROW: Starr, Trenr, thtby, WhiifieFdi Whnren, H l - Ill ; 'v- $ r5. , . m v A:f t - T I 1 I h a It 1. I f l'ha traditional posih'an for 0 lowly pledge, c: kneeHng PLEADING cries of the lambda Sigma pledge go unhceded by the mercih ,: 5mm shines the shoes of hfs unperturbed pladgemcmer, less wedgemosters as They commue to iniimm him we thew eigrmimtinn. L- 214'? 41114: MONICAN. TOP ROW; Priest lsponsorl, Frock lspcnsori, Bailey, Burner, Broderhuusen, Brown, Chandler, Cherry, Coborn, Culbreuth. SECOND ROW: Duyil. Didrickson, Ely4 Fowler, Hampton, Frank, French, Golyun, Gray, Haines. IHIRD ROW; Harris. Jernigun, JeTer, Kemhley, Killen, Ludd, Lee, Lorenz, Mc- Afee. McGeev FOURTH ROW: Maddox. Mann, Moss, New, Ouch, PuuHin, Pemcy, Plummer, Price, Ricks, Sumanie. FIFTH ROW: Simmons, SmiTh, Street, Taylor. Turner, Twyford, Von Rheenen, Woters, White, Wimers, Womuc. MOHICAN New challenges, old rivalries typify the Mohicans 3:333:hm;21:5 :Iagiizhifs:51:1: 5:02;? Trmmvhma the MM sweep- stakes nclnrs fur the flfth cmnsorutlve year In Harding's annual Intramural Speech Arts Tournament. Gaining permanent, possession of the swoopstakos tmphy and the Alpha Psi Omega dramatics award was an added humor of the contest. An undofr'atod Mohican ragtag team took large club fnnlhall championship while they were loyally supported by their club brothers at the games. Each touchdnwn brought a rousing rendition of a now Indian fight sung. OFFICERS. Somome, Big Chief; Homes, Linle Chief,- Vun Rheenen, Scribe; McGee, Wampum Man; John Frock. Dean Priest, Sponsors. H6 ' EERS ing at Wyldewood is one of Pioneer events VHF to date on Pioneer acpivmes, membefs John Sunderlund PIONEER. TOP ROW: STEVEHS lsponsorll Abney. Brown, Furl. HF-Mtavh check Yhe all clubsh bulletin board in the student inn. SECOND ROW Comer, Chngerh DooIa-y, Ellwngwood THIRD ROW: Epps, Erickson, Fruzia, GcmbreH. FOURTH ROW: Hackefl, Howthrone, Heath, Hendrix. FIFTH ROWh Haudley, Miller, Royl Rutledge. SMTH ROW; Sunderland, Tookeh Vincent, Webb, ...1 in keeping with their frontim' spirit a third function excursion tn Camp 00d. Members and their dales oninyvd h: weiners, eating. singing. and talking;r jthe campfire. Mark Millm' and E11011 y, special nntvrtaincrs for tho nvnning. 5 imusical Hate to lllP nrcasion. .5m and ability gave Pioneers surross - athletic events for the year. In small ' petition Piunr-m's finished as mm of 111v ' Clubs in remap: fnulball. 5016111311. vol- and bowling. pledges assislcd llmir exaltod plorlgo- in fine fashion thruughmnt pledge week , u g specified dutiosh Pledge Wonk was 3. to a Climax by tho fvared rough initia- oneer pledges worn not disappointed: ' members prepared an owning that .IJ even the bravest pledge. but all mmo ,3;- With flying colors. 5 FALL: Hacks . Pm: GombreU, VicerPresh; Sunderlandl nus. SPRING: Gombretl, Pres; Whitehead, Vice-Pres: M. Treus.; Clerk Stevens. Sponsor. SIGMA TAU SIGMA Folksinging entertainment highlights club function W'm D W H 1?.4 I .!;; 0K m H n lxb. ,1 hrI, SIGMA TAU SIGMA. TOP ROW- Sears lsccrisar't E-rlr-rnrtnh B'qtliwm, B, Clan, CL LIME SELFIND F'u r' Ccuzh, P. Cirzq, W, V-uug, IiIcrrrrce THIR'D 90W C'xvorgc k , v w ,. NJ: Herdrtcli HII'orx FCUPTH ?OW'; KewM He KNW, McF Hdmy Mnlcre ManuizI. THIRD ROW; Norton Skrr'lrcr, Stcmlcvt Stciust Toma Wesrbmok. TAKING Mme out from a Sunday afternoon basketball practice, Sigma -m An active year was begun by Sigma Taus with a party at the home of the sponsor, Dr. Jack Wood Sears. This party was in honor of the new men on campus to give them an opportunity to become acquainted with club members. After a hectic week of pledging and after a rigorous informal initiation. fourieen pledges joined the veteran members in planning the activities of the year. On December 5. the club brothers and their dates enjoyed a delightful evening at the pump- ing station. The occasion for this gathering was the third function. Ellen MCCauley sang to her own guitar accompaniment for the enjoyment of those present The annual banquet was held at AndersonIs Restaurant in Beebe, March I 5. Throughout the year: the members competed in various intramural spurts contests and also enjoyed many nthor types of activities together. The spring muting gave an opportunity to enjoy fellowship with one another and to enjoy out- door activities including hiking. playing games, and picnicking. OFFICERS. Brutiburni Prc5,; Keiclwhnc, Vtcc-VFI'resd Westbrook Trees; Dr. Jack Wood Sears, Spmsort C. Clark. Sect; Tau's discuss ?eom strategy for the upcoming bcsketbnil season. h. I . akin AII LIA I A 4:. IV; W IV AI.AI , WROW: Gunus isponsorl Higginbovhcm lsponsori Algee, Bailey Boles Barker Campbell Casey Ciork Coleman SECOND ROW- Crider, M. Edlingion Genus Gardner Gi.uss Hawkins. Henry. Higginborham. THIRD ROW. Hohccmb Jones, Kerby lawsnn D. Lawyer M Lawyer -Mn,Miller. ONeoI. FOURTH ROW: Fuul Peacock Pearce Pim'nnn Randolph, RIsII-Iger, Robb. Scholrzhauer Sears Shcppley. FIFTH ROW. Shields, ' Thompson Tillmon Touchron, Tucker Underwood Valentine Willard chdurd Woodward 16 ciion guest of Sub T's and dates is iYunkin' ed activities kept tho Sub T 16 members After initiation of pledges. thv rlub made Jo: their social functions and project. i: . outing was held at Camp VVyldowood fall. The Alpha Phi Kappa serial club I were the guests of the Sub Ts The funnier! was also at the 8031'ny campA i for the club brothers and their dates were given the privilege IIf meeting and family. Yunkini! is a very special , ead member of the club. Sub Tis informal soa-theme banquet was event. as was an outing to a mountain 7 Hawk Skipper; Casey, First Mare; J0n959 Yeoman; Milken ClUB queen, Mow Ellen Busiin, is specioily honored by beams; the first I9 DI. Higginbomam. Sponsors9 in line 3'0 kiss the famous coconut head member of Sub T, Yunkin, H9 TNT Combined Christmas coroling puts club in spirit Caroling with their club sisters, the TNTS helped to bring Christmas cheer to Soarcy hos- pitals and rest homes. Afterwards the Zeta ths treated them to refreshmonls at tho. home of VII: and Mrs. Muncy. Delicious pizza topped off a delightful even- ing at the pumping: station rovrrwatinn mum after an enjoyable hayride. Second hvlpings of pizza in large proportimls wore rharat'teristirs 0f the evening's l'lut Contribulicms toward tho crmstmctinn of the intramural bulletin board was mntinnod 35 pro! ject of the year for tho rhllL HSpace. a limitless topic. was the basis for TNTS banquet activities on March '20 Lovely ladies, flowers. guud fund and an interesting speech complotod a nighl nf funnal outertain- ment for the club. Springtimn hmught about the annual outing. FIRECRACKEIS urwi ELM; nu:- ei-te order 07' the day for me TNT ptedges us tt'ey ciruer Wm! cm: 0 ; 7:: v-E'Ory as they we for 'he softball chumptonship. OFFICERSt Brock Pres; Fouss, Vtce-Pves; Smock, Sec: Tipton, Treast; Dr. Joseph Pwort Vwrgil Lawycn Sponsorst TNT. TOP ROW Lawyer lsponsori, Pryor tsporsorl, Babb, Churtes Baird, Chester Baird, Eelew, Blucker, Brock, Curry, Dnlet SECOND ROW: Domel, Davidson. Ducnt Favor. FC-uss. lems, Gowen, anfnht Guild, Horgrove. THIRD ROW- Heard, Hollws, Johnson, LeFors, McFarland, Moore, Odelll Pierce, Presnidge, RODW- FOURTH ROW: Sheehy, Don Smith. Dowd Smith. Smock, Stroughn, Thornton, Timon, Von Rheenen, Vaughan, White, Ymgrmg. 120 m n 111 1H dim W ' ,1 1Y1; ?.WEMXM ii. , GAMMA. TOP ROW: N1 Pryor t5ponsorl, T, Pryor fSponsorl, C1 Burton 5, Barmn, Beck, M. Bridges, W, Bridgesl Brown D. Chandler, L. ChandA 9 ROW: 5. Cunninghumi W. Cunningham, Curtis, D Dixon, E1 Dixon, Duer, Dunnl J, Humptoni N. Hampton, H. Hays. THIRD ROW: W. - , 5. House. G. House, A. Keevh, J. Keerh, A. Kelley, J. Kelley, A. Kennison, C Kennison. FOURTH ROW: D1 Kosrowslu. K. Kosrowsiu, J Low , G. Lucas, J. Lucas, 8. May, J. May, Monroe, 5 Norrh. FIFTH ROWE T. North, D Owens, 5. Owens, J1 Pebworth, M Pebworrh, Prince, 61 133mm. G. Seaman, T, Seaman. ALPHA GAMMA 211' Joween party highlights year of togetherness ear's active TAG 1110111131113 lransfm-med FELLOWSHIP was en1oyed by me young as well as me old as TAG go: d room into a haunted hOIISC CUTTIPICtQ off to 0 big 51cm with a masquerade party planned for the whole family. etons and coffins to celebrate the Oclo- 1 .. oween night. to keep the moaninrr 0f tlwir Greek .1ta Alpha Gamma F6 Gnrl Husband i e - foremost in their artivitivs. is the- tion of all residents of the married stur ' ants in a Wovkiy dm'ntinlliiL c participation roarhod an all time TAG with the intruductimi Hf a new 1pmg1'am for the married sindvnts. Both i women partiripatcd enthusiastically -'s club and intramural spurts rom- 7' i. Cums, Pram H. Hays, ViceAPres: D1 Chandler, Sec- and Neale Pryon Sponsors I21 CLUB QUEENS AND BEAUX Graceful ladies, handsome men represent clubs That uspecial someoneji for social clubs comes in the form of a good looking guy or gal to represent and aid the club in group activities. Guys coach intramural sports teams and do all sorts of odd jobs for their favorite group of ladies while the gals bake cookies galore for club meet- ings and special occasions. Representing the merits clubs as their Peri! Jean queen nominee is a privilege for the ladies. Christmas. birthdays. Valentine's day - all give perfect ttexcusesii for clubs to do something nice for their favorite. Beaux and queens are always able to find a good deed to do, also. While the ladies are not adept at coaching male intra- mural sports they are loyal supporters of the Dam; Mylo, Dom Morris teams by regular game attendance. By the same mm LombrIrI 39m right, guys excell in directing athletic activity and usually leave the Hkitchen department to their favorite ladies. Each club reserves the right to claim that its choice is the best and reveals this to others by the various ways they select to honor him or her - with a gift nf appreciation and by giving them that tLrod carpet treatment daily, Reaching the finals of the Petit Jean queen selection is an achievement toward which each tkswecthoart strives as the ultimate honor she ran bestow m1 tther guysfi ancene Spuulding Ken OtNeul Nptvt WW Kr'lppn Phi DM'O Donnie Ihumpsan Linda Robinson Gary Brock lnuh Gentry 989- 0 Kalronta Berg Tau Gamma Beta Phi Kappa 122 Foggy Grandi Paul Gardner Jo Ann Keily Roger McCown CHI Sigma Alpha Dehn CIH Omega DEW: lam WHC Tom Iluckot Shirley Norm Wilmer Rikard Koran Warren Kappa Phi Them Alpha Gummy, Mu Em Adelphxun Mulncnn 50H. Romero Whaeler Pounds Palsy Smith Gary Simpson Frafar Sodclis Las Componems Pwoneer Kappa Dem: Van Ihnnln AniIa Green Terry Smilh Put Wuhan Omega Phi TNT Them Psw Sigma Tau Sigma Jerry Brown Guylon Lamb Mary Ellen Baskin Dan Medky ZW-il PW: Oege SubAT '6 Kappa Kappa Kappa Rulh Ann Selby David Day CharIcH'e Burke Clair McKean Alpha Epsrlon Claw 2mm Phi Zem Galaxy Tofeb! ANTHONY C-udberry and Ms club brcvher seem to be delighled with 1h. cherry Due bemg served by Ch: Sigma Alpha queen, Peggy Grundi. Hub Pearcy William Tucker Ju CO Ju Ju Go Ju Randy Crider K0 Jo Kcn I24 Mclilyn Grimes smiles a perplexkng smile for her pledge - on she carries the Beta Tau symbol to please them. 'A TAU GAMMA 'TWelve Beta Tau Gamma rlods wont n gh a week nf Irving inferior creatures and l ucing their black stuffed ' l'hcrmtrstmckm ers to many, many people only In Cnnb the period as equals and club sisters after utiful. candclight formal initiation at their nr's homo. Their sponsor is Mrs. Ruth -en. Other Cluddy activities of the work wded writing descriptive poems about pledge na- es and entertaining them with a Iiizm x - featuring Pat Hichcy singing $110112111i : cy,s El Charm was the scene 01 a Spanish vous whore Noale Pryor was the speaker. Evening of games and fun was the annual function. ijcCt mnnm' was cnntrihlltod . j SA Lounge. FALL: McVicker, Pres.; Wood, Vice-Pre5.; Arnold, Sec; .Tms. SPRING: Leroux, Pres.; Arnold. Vice-Pres.; Smdebaker, , ,TrauL; Rmh Bearden, Spon-sor PROSPECTIVE pledges mee! Bern Tau Gommds Kathy MCVIcker, Sue Studebaker, Susan Craig, and Eileen Mazumn OI Ihe annual open house. hermostrockamortimer' rules during pledging IEFA TAU GAMMA. TOP ROW: Beorden lsponsorl, Arnold, Barnes, Binkfegn C. Craig. SECOND ROW: 3, Craig, Dixon, Dobson, Fcn-esl, Grimes, Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Hemnschmidr, Leroux, Jester, Johnson Mchcker, Mazumn. FOURTH ROW: M. Richey, P Ruchey, Rogers, Studebaker,-Timberlake, Wood. DELTA CHI OMEGA Old Fashioned Christmas' is formal banquet idea DELTA CHI OMEGA. TOP ROW: Davis llpomorJ', Bell. Bloke Brannon. Chopin. SECOND ROW: Conway, Daugherty, Hurrull, Jnhnaon, Limburg, THIRD ROW: McMiIIon' Merriman, Morrison, Neal, Park, FOURTH ROW: Penrod, Scruggl. Selby. Serliff, Summer. FIFTH ROW: Bk Swunn, 5. Swonn, J. Watson, N. Wulsune P, Woman, Wimberly. ENJOYING refreshing cokes and wearing Their new blazers, the Delta Chi : gather in the student center m discuss pl'ans for the spring semester. Eleven pledges were informally initiated at a bunking party held at the home of the club sponsor, Mrs. Kenneth Davis. Solemn formal ceremonies concluded the pledging activities. An Old Fashioned Christmash was the setting for the Delta Chi banquet held December 14. A Christmas tree with decorations made by mem- bers of the club, along with pine cones and magnolia leave5.decorated Kelly's Restaurant at Bald Knob to set the mood for the event. Neale Pryor delivered an entertaining speech and .To Lee Thayer sang a number of songs centered around the Christmas idea. Enthusiastic support was shown by the Delta Chi's this year in the intramural sports program. There was good participation in all activities. The Delta Chihs greeted new women at the fall open house in their new white wool blazers. At the start of the second semester, plans were begun for an informal function and a spring retreat. OFFICEIS. FALL: Sommev, Pres - Neol, Vice-Fresh; S Swann, Sec; Serliff, Treos. SPRING: Sethff, Prese; annon, Vice-Pres.: Scruggs. Sac; B. Swarm, TFEGS ; Betty Daws, Sponsor a: A ncuke supper highlights pledges' hardships Jo industrious Gata pledges prepared a ' us pancake supper for their pledge- 1 s to celebrate the longed- for end of week. The pledges formally became mom- of Gata after an impressive ceremony in me of their sponson Mrs. George E. Bag- 7. the later fall the Gatas held a weiner roast '5 Camp Wyldewood. After playing and singing arnund the campfire. the r- able evening was brought to a close with 'onal around the dying embers 0f the fire. I participation in sports was good, and the '4 especially enjoyed the competition in all. members and veteran Gatas found en t at bunking parties and meetings ';1 bout the year. At these informal meet- '- they made plans for a spring banquet and 1v . GATA. TOP ROW: Bugger? isponsori, Ables, Bares, Brodsher, Butler. SECOND ROW: Culcofe. Collender, Courtney, Crawford, DUViL THIRD ROW: Dunn. Gummefl, Howell, MunmiHer, Parker, ?oyner FOURTH ROW? Porter, Reiboll, Taylor, Wear, Wolfe, Woodard FALL: Cuurlney. Pres; Taylor, ViceiPres; Worfe, Sec: Trial. SPRING: Wolfe, Pres; Taylor, Vice-Pres.,- Brodshen B. 77903.; Jeunne're Boggerf, Sponsor, - I, Connie Tuylar and Lois Reibolt, industriousry work to keep Iha tradifioncl club scrap book up 10 date with news and information. -.3-4---., 1 SERVING punch ro newly ll'HHOHEd Ju Gm Ju s, old member Koren CAREFUL prepcn'oncn exhlbned by Sandra Smith and Fruncene Warren welmmes Judy Huckoby and the new sponsor Jane Sharp. Spouldmg, -s necessary vo n successfulpresemuhon oi Moy fe'e. JU GO JU lollipops and Roses' picturesque banquet theme Make it her birthday each day of the week . . . give her Hollipops and mses set the scene for Ju Go Jlfs banquet January,r 16 at Buck Powers. Beth Smith presented the theme in song after a delirious buffet meal. Billy Ray Cox gave the after dinner honors; in his speech centered around humor revealed in the recent Kennedy term of office. President Paula Peacock gave gifts of appreciation to club sponsor. Mrs. Cliff Sharp, and heaux Bob Pearry and William Tucker for their continued support. The traditional May Foto is an event spon- sored by the In Go Juss, Each ynafs president is director of the spring pageant. WVIy Fair Lady supported the queen selection in a fall chapel program whom cnlnrnd lights, beautiful music and charming ladies created the mood. Dalton Eddleman was narramr. OFFICERS. FALL: Peacock, Pres; Spuulding, Vuze-Pre5,; Warren, Sec; McElroy, Trecsr SPWNC. Dorlul'. Pres.; Yates, VICE'PIES; Spoufding, Sec; Starling. Trecs. June Sharp, Spunsor JU GO JU. TOP ROW: Sharp lsponsori, Butler, Camp, Crook. SECOND ROW: Duder, Fisher, Forbess, Hedrick. THIRD ROW: Huckaby, Jones, Langholf, McCormick. FOURTH ROW: McElroy, Outlaw, Paullinl Pea- cockr FIFTH ROW- Phlllips. K. Show, L. Show. Spuuldlng. SIXTH ROW: Starling, Tnyior, Warren, Yates. l ' , ,.. x .. w .x g . k .' x ! M Q- , , r' 5 k , f 19 J - .4 5' .. 1 ol1he desk Io svgn cu! befme ienving for a bunkmg pmfy $250 Krupp Dehn 5 onhmpnre cm emoyoble avonmg o! holqimg and fun waiion-Luau sets scene for traditional function 2 ve lowly plmlgos woro informally initiai- -- the humour 111v duh sponsor. 1X-11'5.P1:t kt' lt. KAPPA DELTA. TOP ROW: Pucken Isponsorl, Boyce, Brown, Cumpbeil, B. ' tradition of a candle lighting Wromnny Cooper SECOND ROW: 5. Coopen Dismuke, Ellmn, HnHond, Hunnicun, THIRD ed by 1110 Kappa DCli'dlS Ihis FCHI'. h gOW; Jacques,PKelly,Flf:rg:r,R$oyden, Lurkins. FOURTH ROW: Morgun, Neiderer, id at Billk Rnstmn'ant. After this imprps- wenSI mm em W: R-gga smnh' Tysmger' WWE' Webb. -':Eeremony the newly initiated mmnhors and w 've members oninyod a special catering .1ver Bells chimed fur the Kappa Doltzfs Tibeir guosls al a fnrmal banquet hold at - Restaurant in December. Wrayno Puckett - letters to Santa from the Club members anmond Munry spoke for the ovontful m:- ' a To round out tho evening of entertain- Harding Burton arcumpanied Anita Smith he sang songs vvntorod around tlloChrist theme. The mistross nf rorvmonies- Martha presented gifls tn the Club sponsnlzwqrs. tt. and the club 11mm. Garv Simpson. traditional Hawaiian Luau. rnmploto uu muus. bright flnworod shirts and leis. eld in April. The club members rhuso tn packages fur Iwody people as tlloir club ' FALL: Knger, Fresr; E. Cooper. che-Pres; Wan, Se:.: Kelly, ING: Morgan. Pres; Woir, Vice-Pres.; Webb, Sea; Owens, lune Puckett, Sponsor KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Lerner and Loewe musical idea highlights festivity Flowers and silhouettes set the mood for the formal banquet at Billie Restauranta February 27. To Carry out the theme, HMy Fair Ladyf, Kay and Beth Smith sang: songs from the Broad- way musical. Dr. Clifton L. Ganus delivered a delightful speech fur Tri-Kappa's and their dates. On October 26, ten ttgnphers shed their black socks and became active members of the club. They were formally initiated at the home of the club sponsor. Mrs. Ganns. with an impressive candlelight ceremony. The fall weather and beautiful scenery were enjoyed by the Kappa Kappa Kappefs and their dates at a muknut held at Camp XVyIde-wood. The evening of playing games and singing songs was highlighted with a devotional around the dying embers of a campfire. A chapel pmgram nnrl muting were planned for the spring; semester KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA TOP ROW: Genus lsponsorl, Bradford, Brightwell. Clory, Cronint SECOND ROW: Deay, DeShczo, Dyer, Galyecn, Griffin, Hurt. THIRD ROW: Hendfix, thds, Kendrick, LcFevor, Mchun, Mllchell. FOURTH ROW Pimer, Ricet Smrth, Stevens. Wyllbunkst Ymglsng. OFFICERSt FALL: Griffinl Prest; LuFevor, Vice-Pres; CFary, Sec; Kend- rick, Treost SPRING: LaFevor. Pres.; Mitchell, Vice-Pres; Mohun, Sec.; Ytngling, Treest; Louise Genus, Sponsort DIllGENTlY spendmg thew nher-tenrstudyrrame preprmng for them coming banquet these four HwKappns appear engrossed m making paper Flowers, A PHI 'c week 0f pledging for the eleven some- bewildered and bedraggled new Kappa was climaxed by an informal ceremony - 1 Ely home in Soarcy and a formal care- i. at the home of Mrs. Barbara Altman, club highlight of Kappa ths functions this as their uVVnnderland By Night banquet was held at Buck Powers Restaurant on 14. The couples were entertained by 'uss Simmons with his cartoons presentcd H a centered armmd activities of the Club -.1 FALL: Starr, Pres,- Tooke, V;ce-Pres.; Ashton, Sec; Barrefii '7 MG: Hondley, Pves.; Hawkins, ViceiPresu- Ashton, Sec.- jfllaa Barbara Altman, Sponsor. 3M . TOP ROW. Altman lsponsorl, Alhson. Anderson, Ashton ' m; Aulr. Barren. Barry, Bean. THIRD Row, Bice, crmg, Ely. FOURTH ROW: Freeman, Handley, Hawkins, Hohller. ' , Holt. Lecklifer, Nugei, Packet SIXTH ROW: 8. Smith, K j hf, Tech. gar. w '5 :1 1-11 ' wlw 9 ven new members complete roster for 1965 51$ p0? their new door signs Up, these Kappa Pin 5 work enrhusxusnctu To put the fxrxshmg wuches on men Hue qurl wlm... duh gmbmms PICTURES we mm of rhe Measure of a banquet. zmd Ihese Ko Jo Kai COMBINED efforrs me somehmes used for mm extra Thrust 0: EMS WU firmen'lv wdh ?iwewr dales befare raking 1heir mm before We camera shown here wirh Dole Philbrick and Judy Daniel ioim'ng forces, KO JO KAI Hayride gets Koiies out under evening stars early KO Jo KAI. TOP pow; Tucker uponson, K. Buhhrop, s. Bnllhrop, Boskin. A night out under thv vvmling stars was en- me. SECOND POWh Jucque Dnmel, Judy Dnmcl. Fh Ferguson, P Ferguson, jOVGtI bV 1110 KHjiPS Illld TIIPIF dnlvs in October. Gardner TWRD ROW. Crubbs, Gurgonus, Hnm, Hardy, Jennings FOURTH h h POWV Jnhmon Kline Masfers Phdbchkh Prucho. FIFTH ROW; Rutledge, B. 23X hayrhio Ullding ill BRO Rlllhk H115 tllC PVPDt 0f Spencer, P. Spencer, Turteyh wmmms, the evening: At tho rhuqvn .a'ilp. tho ,LLTI'JHP 011- juyod a u'vinvr maul and playing games. To mmcludo the vva. an inspiring dm'nlimlal was held. Brilliant lT'd Kn .ln Kai hln'u'l'S made their eight plcdum vnsily nwrgrlizuhlv' ml campus during plvdgo Whvk. They nl'l'irinlly bofame mem- hers 01' the Hub MIN 11 lhmlul initialion cerc- mmly hold in Komlall Hall which waS climaxcd with a hnnkin;r Imrly ul lhv humo of tho sponsor5 Mrs. Turkvr. Bill's Restaurant was: dvmmtnd in Japanese fashion for 11w formal. hzmqlwl. Fvbmam' 15. The lhmmu This Is My Nighl. was carried out by Sungs sun;r hy Shirlvy .Inhnsnn as 5116 was acmmpaniwl by Mumha linger, OFFICERS. FALL: Hardy, Pre5,, Jncquu Domai, Vi:e-Pres.; Gardner. Sea,- B. Spencer, Trees, SPRING; P. Spencer, Pres.-, E. Spencer, Vice- Presr; Prucho. Set; Khne, Trees; Ermol Tutker, Sponsor, fr; VJ. 835 fly preparation by Lus Componerost Martha Terry and Brenda Jackson assures that all Is in recxdxness for then clubs uprommg funciton 0MPANERAS ?iRoaches' proceed to sister rank during week . TOP ROW: Pittman tsponsort, Argo, Boyd, t' ROW: Emmerich, FuHer, Grady, Harris. THIRD - , Ken. Kinurd, Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Mc- . Mouck. Moxwefl. FtFTH ROW: MOORE, Murphy, h 5mi'h- S'XTH ROW! L Smith, 5mm fdv TWYv WGV' Eleven new members were wolmmod into the LC Club after an informal initiatinn at the Col- lege Park and a memorable fnrmal candle light ceremony at the home of the fall semester spon- snr. Mrs. Russ Simmons. To end their pledge duties. the ruachesl' prepared a supper for the appreciative active members. A ttSpanish Fiesta was hold Novomher 20 at the Pumpng Station. Dressed in Spanish COS- tumos. the LCS and their dates enjoyed eating rhili. playing gamesq and singing: group songs. 51th! Makes the VVm'ld GU Rnuqd was the February '20 banquet at Burk l'nwors Restaurant in Beebe. An entertainnwnt speech was pre- sented by Raymond M11110; ilntl Anita Smith sang songs to sot tho nmnd for tho uvmsinn. Onto a month. tho LC'S nnjuy swimming, hnnking parties. wvinnr rtmsls. and seasonal partios togethor. Thvir annual pmivrl is doing composites of Clasws. This yl'ar Hwy Chose a special pmjvrt nf helping: SIIIJIHTH an African missinnary. REE 1n - .uu-umu OFFICERS. FALL; Knnord, Pres,- Terry, che-Pres.; Jackson, Sea; Argo, Treus, SPRING; Terry! Pres.; Maxwell, Vuce-Pres.; Moore, Sec: Jack- son, Treast; Mrst Chortes Pxnmun, Sponsor. 133 MU ETA ADELPHIAN Club spirit gives incentive for sports competition MU ETA ADELFHIAN. TOP ROW; Ryan Isponson. Auswin, B Sonnell. C. Bonnell, K Bonnc-ll. SECOND ROW: Burkelr, Oeyebnd, Cobb, Eades, Cnifm, Hampton THIRD ROW Jonns, Krarnes Lemz, Nwry qulor, Rogers. FOURTH ROW: C. Slwcmnom M Shunnon 51TH, Wind VJEISDFL W;sener PIERCE t- L'Jrrw,?Av ' .w H35 5 ruamph'rq-d by K,': 1,. Siwmnon :15 she smps in TIME 1 - 'wtv Licm' :Nflv befoh? V requ gem EH 'hr- ground After being Immally iniliaivd curly on an October Sunday nmruing. lln- new members en- joyed breakfast with their nr-w r1111; sistm's. They thou jninml forms for an activn year of partici- patinn in Club sports and other Club activities. A hayridv 10 Camp V'Vyldowund provided a night of fun for U10 MEA'S and tlwir dates. The events uf 11m evening wore hrnughl to a close with a devntitmal annmd tho campfire. A style Show in whirh lho MEA'S modeled fashions from Krolfs l'ur tlwir gurus tho Reginak was hold at tho hnnm of tho vluh Spunsnr. Mrs. Ryan; After the style show. a rvroption was held. kay rather urlivitivs xwro vninyod by the NIFAE lhrmlglmm 11w yi-ar. k2? OFFICERS, FALL; Eudes, Pres; C BonneH, VICE'PTES.: Cleveland, Sec; 3 Bonnell, 'i'necas SPRING: C. BonneH, Pres.; Wisener VlCe-Pres.; Griffin, Sec; Word, Treos.; Marge Ryan, Sponsor. WITH CJ mwgt'uy ieuve M5115 Mary Shannon ausploys the form she Ens mqumed :bzrough !cmg1 howls of urmhce wi'h Vhe Sho? PU?- hrE . ice was echoed in the Oege third function e hot chili and Spanish music created a Hsouth atmosphere to the mid-wintcr zty. The couplos dressed in Mexiran ms to add color and festivity to the occasion. thusiastic Gaylon Lamb sparked the rluh ny athletic victories by performing: his rule ' coach to a perfection. Gaylnn was rah I for his efforts wilh a new navy blue rluh complete with the Oogo emblem. New members kept. the Club beau supplivd with brownies. and rookies throughout tho I I pledge week. ' Blue Moon shined over BilTs Restaurant x the year with a March banquet. The -Hardeman trio Irzn'olod all the way from esseea t0 help svtiho mood for the event. ite elephanth, gifts and Christmas carois 7 hted a Yuletide party at the home of tho . ,sponsor. Barbara Barnes. Y? $ .- - FALL; Simpson, Fresh; Wakeheid, Vwce-Pres.; Deacon, Sec; teas. SPRlNG: Kelrcn, Pres.; Benson, Vice-Presh; Turney. Ir. Treos.; Barbara Barnes, Sponsor Warm Kelmn, June: Humokm, and Junie Simpson say I; W? and meet many new girls under their club embhem '1. ormol party takes Oege's South of Border' OEGE. TOP ROW; Bumes Isponscrl, Arrher, Benson, Bray, Cumperell. SECOND ROW: Cape, Caner, Deacon, thnen, Fowler, IHXRD ROWv Garner, Homaker, Hays, Kelron, Mayer FOURTH ROW: Moore, Farina, Romero. Swmpsonl Slogner. FIFTH ROWh Stone, Turney, Wakefield, Wallace, Whlre ' ESTEEM in The shape of 0 dub blazer Is one of the many ways in which Ihe Oegehs show Ihewr pleasure to dub beau Gaylon Lamb for his serv'xce ATIENTION ' i' L-'- ' 4 C ?YHI : ': ' - ll :': :i'v Erma: .M-Pn-H'H Hm? nrj M MN VWHI 'n- .'y'l'l 'Fan': Wu: unis OMEGA PHI Western attire creates atmosphere for function OMEGA PHI. TOP POW Arwberry tsponsom BurHey, Bmson, Bnmdvn Emc- An early spring informal hmr'tinn was mliuy- qmr. SF-CCV JD F W'nrvhrrs FMEy, CanCCL: Harri-n Hay; THIPD ROW: H. Ho d, J Hm l, m. :s'on. Humnhreysr ?QUUH POW ng Muchmon, M90 on lx 'm 1r F'LTH POW P:- I Semen chud Tuylor. . . VGugH! Jnym'i HIPII' atlxw-nlm'm min ilw wild and u'cmlly wr's1. Hiding; Imt tiny and playing ml l1 x'th1W'hnv ua Phik uml Illvir duhw cm March f5. DI'CSSDd in u't'ulwrn :mirv. lln- mu'lmyx oni gmnm xw-ro lhu- main mvnh nt' 1l1vtwv11ing, Eleven plodgm worn l'nrnmllx' initiatmi at 1110 hnmo of tho rluh sporlmr. Mrs;1.1mmAtlvhon'y. They ininml fnrm-r. ni1h the- thran mvmhvrs to cnmplvtc il your nl' m'tix'c- lJaLI li: ipnli:m in Club RIMII'IS 21nd urtiviiit's. V'io11x Cill'l'PH tunk llu' Hnu'gn Phi's and llloir gumts In 1110 uhl Ixrvnrh qnnrivrs in Now Urlmmt: l'ur thv fnrmnl lmnqur'l. Iivlly's Grill in Bald Rnnh wm' Hwy vl'fm'livvly dvmrated with flumling.r rumilm amt! n mural Whirh gave tlw illlptTFQiun 0!. silting nn H Imh'nny out under 1110 stars. Clmrlnllv Ilumplm-ys was mistress nf cm'mnmlim; am! .lnAnn Kvilv and Roth Smith mllm'tainvri fur thn uruup, OFFICERS. FALL Hun Hobby, Trerx; SPRIN Sec; DJSIIEF.TY'EL1S PJ'I' IN W Hwy Plum. F'wclwl Vlw PIPS; Sexson, SEL; .., VwP-pfFS; Chambers, Snomor 1 . 1, 11m. II on enioyable Time for Xhe Phi Dehds 05 they dwscuss plans For Ihe iwure cvcnrs whwch me- lo take place rfurmg Hm sprmq sempsmu E'ELTA 1 pus invaded by Delta Rots'during pledging 1'n rats wore infm'mally initiated at lege Park and aftorwards tlmy onjnyed 8 party Wlth H101? WW d'lh 915101? 111 PHI 1mm. TOP ROW: Pryor :sponst, Abraham, Alimon. semen, chkerson. eof the club spunsmz Mrs. Trm'a Pryor. SECOND ROW: Drrshaor. Gordon F. Hull. 5. Hull, Henderson, mm. THIRD members 15701.0 taught the F1le IIIUHO. ROW: Osborn, Philhps, Pruitt, Rohan, Rouse; Solvunl FOURTH EOW; Saunders, . . . . 5ch s, Shuhz, Sh ns. V'nes. W I . before ourselvvs' at the formal 1111t1aV 99 U I In J'wauber 5 provided a perfect timo fur lho banquet, s117211113531 in Frost.u held al taurant. Neale Pryor filled the 1110111012 wing with humor and thought to pro- entertainmont speech. after which Km club beau. led the gmup in the singing l at songs. ub enjoyed an active year of participat- 7 uh sports and lhc- ycars activities were with the third function and an muting. I FALL: Shum, Pres; Dickerson. Vice-Pres.; Roien, 5ec.; -i. SFRJNG: Rolen, Pres.-, Henderson, Vice-Pres.; Phillips, . Trans; Treva Pryor. Sponsor. 137 REGINA Teosf of the Gods'provides food for Regina event The 1793151 hf tlm Gods proved a perfect svilingj 0f the Regina's I'vln'um'y 1 banquet. En- tertainment foalurod Rvginzfs own Anita Smith singing and Joe Blm'k speaking on Greek tra- ditinn. T110 scene was transfm'mod into a Greek garden. Each plate mrd n'namvd the ladies and 1hoir guests as Creel; goth am?! goddvssos. Climaxing Regina plorlgv wool: was the 2111-- 1111211 fall outing to Polit .Imm. Dr. .100 Pryor aC- unripaniod tlw mmnhvrs nn a hike to Cedar Falls while others prvarrml 1:! try out 1110 water hicyrloi In the midst nf nalurv's loveliness tho lirod queens alt- ilwir lratlitiunal mvnu consist; hm nl' Eluppy luvs and 5!!!1:1'95. In addition to IIH'M: eu-livitivs. the club pro- 50mg tho RPQina Spirit Axxard tn the student svlnttorl by tho snniur'a In lwsl typify the true Harding Spirit. 9 OFFICERS. FALL thpm, Pres: Boles, Vwce-Prcs: Burden, Sec; Martin, Trees. SPRING: Kwnmun, Pres L. Byrd, VrIe-Presr: Borden, 5E: Morfin, Tracts; Bessie Moe Pryor, Sporsot. REGINA. TOP ROW: Pryor uponsork Aneberw, Baker, Bales. SECOND POW: Burden. J Byrd, L Byrd, Clark THWD POW- Fleppin, Grundi, Herndnn Holder FOURTH ROW- Hyde, Kmmnn Lloydl Marlin. FiFTH POW: Medeuris, Mullms, Pumcm Reeden SIXTH ROW: Risinger, SeweH, Smhh, ergh', - SCENIC, cenrer-the-eunh type of beauty entrances Regina thrley ROMANESOUE mmosphere 0? lbs Regina's formcH banquet doesn'! Herndon and her dam Ron BoiHn 01 their fCIH outmg Io PETiT Jean keep the guests, like Nuke Frumptor, From ncHng casual and ?alkaTiVl. u 4 ., F 1 x. 1m 2'3: ! ETA PSI '7 een participation earns volleyball championship Ten rahhils officially became Theta Psi's they wore instruvind in the traditions nf . club at tho fnrmal initialion hold at the home the club spnnsnr. Mrs. Juhn Pmck. Tho 7 .;:es quirkly jninvd l'nrcos with tho ariivv hers and tlw vlulns vagvr spirit led tlwm lthe winning of tho volleyball championship. Ek hayridv 1n Boo ank in late Nnvombm' was I' clulfs third funrtinn. The t?mlmH couples 'huddlcd near llw firv as they ato Imt slew. evening was brought to rlnse WM: a rim mal. Lee Thayor sang: 1111109 . fur the Theta PSiE; -. their dates at the formal banquet. The me0 .215 Blues was mrrivrl nut with a silhnuntte Bark as the main domratinn. - H FALL: Phillips. Pres; F Bush, Vsce-Pres; Eckerberg, Sec; Trees. SPRING LOIrd, Pres; Sleckler, Vice-Pres; Kee Sec; Tram Charlene Frock. Sponsor. E'KL TOP ROW; Frock Esponsorl, Ballard, Bell, Bradbrd ROW: D. Bush. F. Hush. Curshnll, Eckerberg. THIRD ROW mwdy, Hayes. Kee FOURTH ROW Kfser, Luvrd, lewts, Moyr WFTH ROW: Phillips, Robbins Slunley, Sieckler. SIXTH ROW- - Thompson. Vunn, Word ' in a rugged battle to maintain control of the baskelboll, Sandy lEAPING out in from of her compeMors during Hock arfd field day, :7 W BOPbeG THOMPSON f59 for the Theft! Psi dubs right to the ho . Them Psx high iumper Sandy Ward dispkiys good form In the evenlr 91- It '-l , H.137. 1.3: MARCHING .1 311-0 Io Ihewr club loyahy song mess Toieb! roads wonder w! thew seemingly endless pledge quulrernenrs can ever be completed. TOFEBT Tofebts and dates enioy a Winter Wonderland' After rough initiation at the College Park the eleven Hluads 11ml :1 morn Sulmnn and serious formal iuitialiml. 'I'Jlig was lwlrl nl Echo Haven and the girls wvrv ndnmniahvtl 1n rmnomber the Club slugan. Tu unr Fallwr I'VI'F hr 11110. Devemhor brought a W'inlor H'nmlorland to tho 'I'nt'ohls anti llwir guests. Hill's Restaurant was dot'uratwl in u Chrialmax utnmsphere to carry out lho thvmv nl' tho hanquvl. Raymund Nlumiy fillml tho t-vmllful l'VOflilljJ; with humor by 1qu spont'h afivr wllirh Kmn U'Nval and Roy Deavor gave a gala mnsiml umlrihuliml. March wmthor pmvidml tho atmosphere for a hayride 10 the Pumping Simian. A huntenanny kept the Tufohls 21ml lhl-ir dalvs busy on the way 10 the silP ul' 11w l'unrtiun. After arriving, the gmup vlliuyvrl Cmultry Capers. OFFICERS. FALL: Troner, Pram Ramsey, VicelPres.: Moore, Sec; Hendrlx, Treas. SPRING: Davis, Pres,- McCIoud, Vice-Pres.; Coyno, Sec; A. Brown, Trecs.; Geneva Combs, Sponsor. TOFEBT. TOP ROW: Combs tsponsorh Allen, A. Brown, D. Brown. SECOND ROW: Bumpuss, Carpenter, Chambliss, Cuyne. THIRD ROW: Davis. Gonsner, Gibson, Hendrix. FOURTH ROW: Ricks. Hinson, Huletr, Learned. FIFTH ROW: McCloud. Moore. Ogle. Puke. SIXTH ROW: Ramsey, Rogers TrnHer, WhiTeA i ' 0f the oldest clubs rm campus also con- -. one of the Oldest traditions of third fllIN'- on campus by having their annual - s- ' Supporgi at tho Pumping Station. In a .per, which is carried nut with tho Imp- the farm several decades ago. the guests' embers enjoyed gund country fund and ly in the year, nine pledges woro added membership ranks and Roger NIanwn acted as club hmu. During the Hymn: lhv members as well as the 01d wurkod on projects including the WVinlor VVnndmu ibanquet at Buck inersi Honored at tho . as well as at many intervals during the Which included a surprise birthday party. - h beau Roger MrCc'M'n. FALL: Robinson, Pres.; Bradley, Vice-Fresr; Cook, Sea; ' 1.; Mrs. Ed Woodwuri Sponsor. SPRXNG: Robinson, Presr; V-lce-Pres.: Fischel. Sat; Brcdiev, Treos.; Mrsi Bill Cox, Robinson. Brenda McFarland, Pam Green, and other WHC's entertain new club beau, Roger McCown, wiih a birthday party. ditional country supper party observed again WOODSON-HARDING COMRADES TOP ROW: Binkley, Bradley, Chiny, Cookr SECOND ROW- FJSCHBI A. Green, P. Green, Hunl. THIRD ROW- Locklur. McDonald, McFarland, Mnyner, Robinson FOURTH ROW: Scroggs, Smllh, Timmermnn, Wl'liisi Woods. ZETA PHI ZETA iNecking Porty' provides unusual function theme The unusual iiiNTvrking Party theme for Zeta Phi Zetais third function ill. the Pumping Station recreation mum mmo from a series of party activities which includod paying pennies per inch for the measurement of their datesi necks, the orange relay and tho life savor game. Eleven pledges vnwvd Wu 2013 Phi we will be true at initiation in Urtnlwr. Contributing mrmoy m the SArsptmsored student lounge was a t'lnh pmjvcti Navy blue Club blazers addml n nwasurr' of unity to the group as thoy pruurily U'UIT' lhvm nn campus. Zeta Phiis Hliuyvd prvpnring.Y treats for Club beau David Day nf'lvu. Ho gawv the ladies a valentine hm: of candy to vxprvss his apprecia- tum. ZETA PHI IETA. TOP ROWi BeH fsponsorli Brown, Burchfield, Burris, Cofurnbus. SECOND ROW: Clow, Donley, Game , Harper, Hemingway, Hoffman. THIRD ROW' Hudson, Jenon. Momn, Rorex. Rowland, chcge. FOURTH ROW: Serzler, Smele. Spears, L WIIIIUmSi P Williams, Woolord. OFFICERS. FALL: Spears, Pres; Rowland, VVCEVPYES; Woolurd, Sec..- JeIron. Trees. SPRING; Spears, Pres: Doniey, Vace-Pres.; Mariin. Sec; L WiHiczms, Treasi; Winnie Bell, Sponsori SITTING m 7he wudem lounge. Sharon Burns, Sherri Savage, and Janet Hudson discuss lhevr plans for pmhmpnhon m me Speed! An; Tournament .' 142 RHO ae scenic beauty of Petit Jean State Park ed the finishing; touch to a day of fun shared Zeta Rhtfs and their dates in a fall outing. 'tes whetted by various activities such as --; and boating were satisfied with huge ea'gs of chili accossm-ized with cheddar -., crackers, and carrots topped off with . cious snmr057 'uiting the hospitals and rest homes at -'- : 'tmas time with club brothers. the TNT'S, - Zeta ths an unusual opportunity to have but also provide a littlo rhecr for the lives L fortunate pnrsnns than themselves. 6! b projects to help the needy included 1110 'on of clothes in good repair for the Ark- State School fur the Colored Deaf and in Little Rock and tht' purchase of Bibles instructional materials for the West Plea- ' Street Church of Christ in Searcy. FALL: Cobb. Pies; Bdrrerl, V:ce-Pres.; McMockm, Sec; Tum. SPRtNG: Pfeifer, Pres; McMockm, VwreiPresu- Stephens, 5V Ilblidc, Treas.; Eloise Mumy, Sponsor .II outing to mountain begins Zeta Rho activity ZETA Rl-IO. TOP ROW: Muncy lsponsorl, Barren, Bens, Blue, Cobb. SECOND ROW; Fogan. Genny, Hollis, Knkbride Laney. THIRD ROW: Lesler, McAlllsrer, McMockml R. Murfeney, V Maneney FOURTH ROW: Pearce. Pentecost, Pfeifer, Shanks, Simpson FIFTH ROW: Shnkurd, Spuggs, Srephens. Taylor, Tolleson. AVSimplon.Ken O'Neol, PatMcMackm, and Jun Coleman mm with lunch afreru morning of hiking on on curing Io Pelir Jean Stare Park i-m-lvwirmn m Mfilmmw erhesenting achievement. Qadmtiug chow and beautg. CBeammg With Chnigtiau Qoue. CDemongtnating Qeadenship qanitieg. Quacmg the ineg 06 othehs. Cpetit 99am pensonaQities ' CBecowte hemembhances 015 the gem. CpensomaQities ChanQotte CBunltht Campus favorite Charlotte Burkctt Wins friends easily with her swnm smile and warm personality which excludes 110110 from 1101' circle of friendship. Charlotte is a senior olomontary education major from Dura. Now Nonicn. She is Galaxy sweetheart. CDortis uUOMiS Wanen CWahhen UKRtemdath IN-minine and swept aw words minml to do- sm'ilm Doris Morris: Lamlnlu Sigma Immincc. The air With Whirh Slll walks imprmsns 1119 idm of a L'3511111.1121l11ral hvamv 10 lhnsn vvlln s00. :VIOhiCEHl lady- Karon YWarrml. 1109505804 a rare 901150 of humor whirh midi; sparkle to hpr al- ready Cheerful disrmsiiiun. Karvnk uvid interest in dning for others purtrays vividly Imr Chrisr timl character. POISED und friendw or We SNEA rezepmcm, Chuvlmlr: Buukcns charm cmd chmoqler isn't ObSCured because 0F being n sfrrmqur 147 :4 .VWT E g9Udy CDanieQ allitemdamfg K0 .ln Kai numinoo. Judy Danicl is a senior elmncnlnry mlucatiun major from Dallas. Texas. Her willing: spirii and sunny smile haw raptiA vatml tho approval of many. many friends on tho Harding,r t'ampus to make her a school perv mnalily. Pormnahle Vickie Mitchell shows her vivacL ousncss through her capacity as head Cheerleader for tho Harding Bisons. Vicki. a junior English- social srionco majur. is from Memphis. Tonnes- soo. She is Tri-Kappa's queen nominee. PEIHAPS best known hr her wmnlng smde, Junior Carol 1W ' hm? li' y; a $739 . IMF? I'm - u... .. . awkwm BonneH spends much of her Mme serving :he smdems in the school cufeverio, in. w I o : 3. mm '.m- 12 4m . en: '4; . .3. a$ mmgfga. k ya, 5 mm. .. ia h fUiolor'n LleifnthP flahofl CQonneQQ A friendly Hhello and a quiet. hul winning aw are you? are phriros exhibiting tlm nth of Character possessed by iuuim' Carol Yinell. Carol, the nominee of Mu Illa Adolf , n, is a junior home ECOUOmiCS maiur. W: transferred to Harding last your frum itunesseds Freed-Hardoman Cnllc'gv. g$0mecomimg Queen 1 mnininv. awvvt. and quiet en'o rlost'riptivv worth allnlut Dnrix Nlnn'im '64 Bison Hnmornm- ing quvn cloned by the Smdont lmdy frnm tho lhrtw l'uullmll lvnm nmninws. She is a svninr hnmt' m-unnmim Hliljnl' l'rnm Bay. Arkansas 150 50min- gumm- Wuhan QUannan uMmcian Cyingi'ing 04ttemdamt9 Karen Warren Bison cheerleader and Mohii can Club queen, is fmm Hondorsnn, Tennessee. SincerityA a sense of humor, and LLlikability are obvious characteristics of Karen's personality. She is a junior elementary education major. Junior mathematics major. Marian Yingling. pnssesscss a rare song? of fashion and beautiful auburn hair which prnsonts a 'ic;harpu ap- pearance on campus. She is from 1Vheat0n. Maryland. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Vickie Murcheli, Kathy Bclllhrop STAND- ING- Martha Kuger, Mary Ellen ankin, 151 Get JUN CQOumd gouand Cpaacocb LMang Sibel? CQaQaQ Pariidpalinn in a mulliplirily uf ururlvmir and oxtrn-rurrirulm' activities has rendered Luvm'd PPilFUt'k worthy of the Bost All Round imamr. A M'niur biology major. Ltword is from 'I'iplmn'illv. 'lhmvssoo. Mary Ethel Bales. knuwn to all as 'Nlethol. ln'ighlvns 111v lives of her friends with u rhovru fulnoss. Charm and sincerity which is raro. MMIWL a svninr music education maiur fmm Smrcy. always has: a minute tn spam from her busy srlwdulv to 10nd an car or a hand 10 a frivnd in nmd. 152 5 9:10am Qtudemte Q:'W$ n v- CDetta dUlaniin iljiJ'f'x . '. CDon gohnson Jilmior genm'al Rrimro major. Rotta Marlin Quiot. thtmghlful Dun .Inhnsnn iq Prlff Iran - dious examplo ul' Harding: laulim. Slm ig hnnm' student for lhv sovnml ymna No is u lmsir '3 Searcy. ArkansasA moss: mlminisu'aliml muim' E'rum Shrevann. Imuisiana CQass gauonitee SENIORS Jljlmrlj 800m Qaebim JW 59005 TALENTED w r--' Laid clmi mowed under .. w-r F-'!S Mwy- EHE-m Baskm 01- 'W':: W :V air: 5 ac rig to halo ' w Shllwrd' OHjhoma 15w; cr' Hands same: -. . - 3 FFJSSFWG'CS by 'ms er.- --ZI r'. '1 n'yle'NWS game Md r'v L Wm n' ma :1 unior JUNIORS 10.5mm QWQOMU qMmen global: u 51,155 fir re Kareer ALWAYS on ' aw: ' M' ' -:-r 5 65 Sfudyr V'w M05 ?:Emlng :1 mm Osccr'il M15 GUIE'I. , -. ' :r.-u;,-n'--Hy ;:- E HUEP'-::I W-Hum hu- 'lfjc'er-sr-ES map: GETTING ' s' ' -': Dszg quash c1 ' ' ' n lives V 1 ::f a 0115. dfly hm mm; m.. w -' mm Lem LHHF P HIS :3 : BwH Moss Li urns v.-'Musrln'n ', SOPHOMORES- :fiuda CRU rd 'RiQQ QMOW: FRESHMEN fpam UUqun AK rn 0mm EASY GOING, wnw xmert-amr'i m rhc warm u v, on m IL descnbes about him and w Ho bnnqs HIS calm freshman frlvurmj Ken Smrr rnrmrwr m Hm mmgyw. an Sun hmoniu Texas VIVACIOUS, Jmenhh: - both rhnrucrcnze me gfrl p:cJ-.ed by her I mrm Hussmnma :15 then f-cw- ar .. Pam MuHm frnzlwily- mnrmer and bright QMIDOL cam Ierg SMHHE HM. ur'lmelcmlous fun 155 m, JAMES ERNEST ARNOLD . . . S'udem ASSOUOWOH V0: Pmmien', Amr-m-m Swdwes Studem, Pw Kappa Della HOLLIS MANSFIELD BLACK HI . A . SfudEn' Associa- 'on Vme Plcmm-m, OVAPA Presdent Lambda Sigma MARY ETHEL BALES 80st and Beaux, A Cnppelln Chorus, S'udenr Assouuhon Rvpnearxnmnve, Bug Smer. SNEA Regmo Presxdem. lANNY MAX CASEY . . . Alpha Ch Treasurer. Resenmh Lab Assrslum, Sub T. ' 3: A 1 r , Y 4:. 'zlgv AQALALA'. ' m . i . I RUBY CHARLOTTE BURKE . Homecoming Queen SNEA MEA President. JUDY LEE EVANS Fem Jean Edw'or, SVudem Associu9ion Cabinet Bison SPIN 19654963 A Ccnpcha Uxows. SNEA. Zala Rho. 1105 WHO i tion to membership in Whois W ha 5 Students in American Universities and gas is one of the top honors that a junior or r can receive. Criteria used in selecting Hts include the studenfs scholarship, his ripation and leadership in academic and urricular activities, hi5 citizenship and a to the college and his promise of future i ess. Faculty members review a list of junees submitted by the Student Council and additional nominations before they make final selection. To be eligible at Harding age for this honor, a student must have a cumulative average. Preference is given ,,, u '05 but three juniors I Clifton Ganus III, . Organ and Jim Wilson I merited recog- F ' . Jimmy Arnold. Mary Ethel Bales and - names of the twenty-three students select- i appear in the 1964-65 edition of Who's Among Studems in American Um'wrsitfes Colleges. These students also receive special : w-uent service through this organization ' receive a certificate of membership and are eligible to purchase a membership key. 'IICMEI. WATERS . . . i Pam Jean Business Mona- Mia! Ptasidem, Intramural Spnrfs, Amerimn Studies, 'ludenf Leaders are recognized for their merits THOMAS DANIEL REPPART , l9tu3-10b5 American Coller grate Plrlyers. Campus Players Npha Psi Omega, anladc: Sngma, MARY ELLEN BASKIN . . . Sludonl Axsonmvon CDhIHET, CiEDEFinV'ii-W. 1963 Homecommg Queen Ahendcmt Fem Jean Queen Nommne, K0 .lo Km. JAMES ALAN CHESTER , Traveinires Owner, Belies cmd Bmux, A Crippelln Chorus, MFNC, A Tempo, SNEA, Lambda Sigma WHO'S WHO 1 u; if a 11: as F. CLfFTON LLOYD GANUS Ill . Belles and Benux, A Cuwpella Chorus, RICHARD THOMAS HUGHES . Twmothy Club Pregldeml A CoppeHo Band A Ir-rnpo, MENI'., SiuclE-nf Assocwuhon Cubmel. mummurmg, Sub T. Chorus, American Studwe; European Mwsswon Cfub. lambda Sigma. RONALD LEWIS FRENCH , SNEA Preswdem, Siudem Assocmtion Cnbmev, Bison Booster Oub, Amerwcan Sludles, Lambda Sigma. DORIS BUSH . . Smdenf Assccmmon Secrefmy. Jumcr Class Secre'my-Tveasuren Big Sitar, ?Qtui May Queen 15themjrm'1! Them P5: ' DAVID BASIL BURKS . Sludem ASSOCIU' Non Pn-sIdeW, Petil Jean Photographer, LUCY ANITA SMITH . , . BeHes 0nd Benux, A Cup- LOVERD PEACOCK . Enlarcorleglme F009- 196964, Beta Phi Kappa Presxdem, pella Chews, Per? Jean Queen Nominee, Regma imll cmd Truck, SA Represemohvn, Sub T-Wb. r-w JD N WILKEY O'NEAL , . Npha Chi PreSsdenn . Jioff, Siudenr Assocmhon Representative, Chorale, Sub T 5 I x LINDA JO RISINGER , V , BeHes and Benuxl A Cupchn Chorus, Regina. fvmlau wuson . . S'udem AssociuHon Treasurer, A CD ella Cho 5 c I K, C9; 5 m n, . pp w KB 1 'gm pH JAMES EDWARD wnumms Belles and 80mm: memor- legume Tennis, A CcppeHu Chorus, .MENC On ngu Alpha. JOE! THAYER . . BCHES 0nd Beuux, A Cup DENNIS ORGAN . . . . Bison de'or, A Coppelln, Alpha Chi, EWOWWSV European Mwssnons, MENC, SNEA, Coihecon Represenmhve 1'0 RPQIDHDI Council, Infeeregime Bowhng, Bum Phi Kappa. Wanging the othoolQ. Skpandimg the intehegt. CDeuerpmg 9peciaQ taQentg. erorzting H19 news. Cpehpctuating Our! memmiag. 93kg ongamgationg 05 the 0000690 SmbcaQQish coQQegiaEe Mo, thamgatioms STUDENT ASSOCIATION Organization, planning mark student association One of the must active organizations of Har- ding College is the Student Association which serves as a communications link between the students and the administration. The SA has had multiil'acot functions in providing for various student programs and activities which have required the coordinated efforts of both students and faculty. The year began for the SA with a preschool conference to make plans and arrangements for the years activities. Orientation for new students was facilitated by their offnrts. The new student mixers and tho all-schoul watermelon party aided many in getting: acquainted. The SA was especially active in planningr the events for Homecoming. The November 0160 tions stimulated the SA to hnld a straw election for Presidenh Governor, and concerning the amendment legalizing gambling in Arkansas. Christmas brought plans for the annual party, the toy and dnlly drivv fur certain childrenas homes. Throughout the year. the student body enjoyed the use of Ihf' now Cinemarscnpe screen and lens at the campus movies on Saturday night. SERVING Luvsh '0 wmw, Vashmerx Eu'cen Murunn JUNO! Pepro- sem'nrnm huhn mime nc- g-yl-ry c'mceri 5-13 of +9 rogustrnhon Imc, CABINET MEMBERS. FRONI ROWh Hays, Gentry, Bole: Cnifh'n, Hkks. SECOND ROW: French, MwHer, Abshire, Prior, Smock, Smrlh, Gardner, G : V t 162 v . ' I ' V w BARBARA PW ,ww rwl , I.,,.,-r,l. t;on .. r wmnr 1m i3: , , mm H! V-gHy Drwe WORKING for me Studenl Assomrmon and for c: greater ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES. FRONT R W. P I d M ' O or E SW ' azurm, McVIcker. Hordlng, PrEsndenl Dowd Burirs cmends m many funchons. ROW: Luwvel, Keiclulme Vun Pheenen, 0 Neal. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. FRONT ROW Gullwom lspansorl. Bush, Flow: Black, Wilson BTSON SFAFF EDIYORS. SEATEO; Jim Worsham, Sherry Ballhrop, Suzanne Cluwson. STANDING. Mnrgcxref Ashram Gory Lucas. THE mm! task of schg enough ads each week 10 defray Th I f i V $ e coss o W mg was experly manOQEd by Terry Smnh CHEERFULLY performxng the tasks that wnfronf the Bison editor, Dennis Organ works to puT our onolher newspaper. TIMELY editorials, articles of srudenr Mteresr, and me responsibility of us- sisn'ng 1he editor keep Martha Tcoke and Don Jahnson m their typewriters. 164 iON .iesh approach transfuses life infotheBlSON eeping the student and faculty informed of 417115 happenings is the main function of the FACULTY patron for a neWSpuper isnil an easy lob, bur Neil Cope cap- . It 8180 gives an Opportunity to students ably handles the delicate reins of advising wirheur ordering or censoring. ' wexercising their journalistic abilities. Near . end of each week the assignments are posted i the volunteer student writers begin collect- I; their news. Countless hours are spent in in- ' g. writing: stories. vditingr copy- proof- s; copy. writing headlines. and meeting 'ues. All of this is carried out under the hle leadership of Dennis Organ. pditnr. and ' Smith. business manager, Faculty advisnr '13 Cope aids the Bison staff with his vast cx- , ace in tho nowspapor and the journalistic the 1964 spring meeting of the Arkansas -'e Publication Association at. Hot. Springs, the Bison ratnd an impressive first place jhe General Excellnncc Contest for 1963434 achieved second place in the Sweepstakes t for individual mmost points. . year was highlighted by the staff banquet the end of tho school year at which do- g students were given recognition and o. , im FRONT ROW: Smilh, MCVVCkEV, Crawford, Neal, Lewis, Tooke, Cicwson. SECOND ROW: Lucas, Barber, Maxwell, Yunghng, SeweH, O'Neal John. WIN ROW: Prior. Worshum, Barker, Start Organ, Yurcho, Davidson, Wilson. KL PETI'I' JEAN SIAFF. M'UFI iK'h Y'm'r'. E hug? ' HVhE'FH Sa-sc-n SFh'jCN-D DOW. Bales Gradrjy, Pilchd, Cum; Brrmvor- THIPD POWC push Samanieh lt-L r- h PETIT JEAN Zestful attitude helps lift staff to excellence SUCCESSFULLY combmmg all aspects of editing a yearbook, Judy Evans gmded The 1965 Pelif Jean m o vireiess manner to a rewarding cllmcxh Fun-filled hours of hard work, writing copy, captions, cropping picturoa organizing and re- organizing, scrutinizing type for errors, laugh- ing, and crying went into the production of the ?65 Petit Jean. The yearbook 4- a picture-filled diary of a memorable year h required sacrifices of time and energy from many people including student, staff, faculty, and administration. Student interest and a rich tradition of five consecutive AlI-American annuals pushed the staff to strive for excellence in quality. Planning and overseeing production were the primary functions of editor Judy Lee Evans. Business manager Mike VValcrs took in a record amount of cash from ad sales as a contribution to successful editing. Deadlines. necessary evils in annual work, pro- vided stimulation for accomplishing what was to be done. The seemingly unending pressure faded away as the final pages were completed and key staff members were off to Oklahoma City to proofread the final copy before it was sent to the publishers at Topeka, Kansas. A yeafs dream was fulfilled and climaxed when the '65 Pctit Jean was dedicated and pre- sented to the students in a beautful, impressive, May ceremony. ' W EDITORS. SEATED Yores Crook STANDXNG Sexson, Bales. Owens Surname . w 9 , : E v an 1 KEEPING Hwe finanual Iemrds, 5CHIHCJ u rmord amount of ' F ads, were Iobs handled by busincas manager Mike Waters. EXHIBITING hrs usunf verve and casual charm, phomr gropher Jun Ed Gray flashes a bwg smile for Ihe mmero T Might wil, understondmg and 1051 plum mlenl characterize DI. Joe Pryor, :dlnlu very ably 0nd effechvely as faculty advisor $or lhe Pom Jean. 01 lha typewnler and desk, assmam Ednnr Tommy Jack Miller! and Business Manage: Randy Robinene seem ro be In comroi of swuanon ad LES BONNES DU CHRISTE. FRONT ROW Tummermen Sims. ByrdJ DeShozo, Reiboh. Solvent, Wright 87 Eonnell SECOND POW: Benson Imonsorl. Ashley. Mohcm. Cnlron, Wwd Percrs Nage! THFRD ROW: Swarm, Kmnrd, Taylor, Cook MuHins, Hawkins, S'ephens Barre?! FOURTH ROW: C. BonneH HOIIIS. Ln rd tau Morrm SECRES, Parsons DwMuzu: K. BorneH RELIGIOUS GROUPS Promotion of Christianity aim of mission clubs AUSTRALIAN CLUB. FRONT ROW: Hams, Sulvcm, 6iiron, Mahnn. SECOND ROW: Moms, Phllzsz Cope French Parsons THIRD ROW: Shewmoken Pryor Esponsorl, Parsley, Sklth-r The hope for lnmurmwk Christ ianiiy through out the world is lmsvd npnn lho nl'i'nrts uf today's generalirm in r'vangvlizing llw world. Further ing' the cause of Christ has hvml an unitod goal nf all 1110 misxinn gmups. Preparation fur 11w missinn Hold is empha- sized thruugh thv study of rusimns. languages and basit' pruhlmm umwming rormin areas. Giving 011ailll';l;:t'-nwni ln missinnurivs alroadv Mlssrpn MONTREAL FRONT ROW; Jones, DeShozo. Tummerman SECOND ROW- established on llw 591,1 i5 u purl Of the pmgranil Kmmc' WM WRD ROW' Bake R How: J' Hem umlm'takon hy lhv t'hilrz, This is dune thruugh curroslmmrlvnw aml lhrnngll findnrial Cnntrihu- Home to missinnm'im in NW Hold. Campaigns. such as am plunnml fur Puvrtu Him and Aus- tralia. '11'0 also omphaxizml, Attrar'tivo displays wmw- wt up during; Lccturev ship week to amusv init't'vst in mission efforts. Bulletin lmards un campus urn a funhor aid in educating lhv pllhlir c'mm-rning missions areas. methods and novds. The rluhs also sponsored spoorhos by virailingz ChriKlinn Pducainrs. 1 $1 f. .' L x Q F . g. .'.a .t .- CLUI. FRONT ROW. Cope, Leroux, A Hobby, Wrrghf, Baker, Barren ' ROW: Bush. Orr, B. Bonnell, Guerhsl Cievdand, K. Bonnell, C. BonnelL l-AT'N AMERICAN CLUB, WONI ROW BOWEN, WHO MECuHOUQF. ROW: Sam Shewmoker, Sherman Shewmaker, Merri , G. Hobby Grissom, Former. SECOND ROW: Baker, KEMP; pinlhsas, GIHMN :sponscrj, Mcmin BRITISH COLUMBIA. FRONT ROW Near, Word. A. Tumhnson. SECOND ROW; McVicken Parsons, Bearden, Sommer. IHXRD ROW: BonneH, Tooke, Turley. FOURTH ROW: Pounds, Buggen tspontsofj. S Tumlinson, M Tumlmscn ' ,I l . i -. i 1 . . , G: I MISSIONS. FRONT ROW: Tummermon, DeShozo, SECOND ROW: Fowler, Hawkins, EOH Byrd Y CLUB. FRONT ROW: Pryor UponsorL Seaman, Head, Eoff, Cope,Frc1mmon, Hughes, D Smifh, T, Smith. SECOND ROW: Thorn, Hayes Isponsori, , French, Mllls. Gunld, Houlsl Mormn. Ti-HRD ROW: Pounds. Butrerhcid, Grnssom, Moore, Friberg, Vincem, Etevenscn FOURTH ROW Baker, D Van .G. Van Rheenun Hole, Eldridge, Dov$dson Boyte, Elkins FIFTH ROW: Massey, Hollingsworth, Babb, Scudder, Curry, Dixon, Hollxs, McFarland, In, x . K J x- F MUSIC GROUPS Interest, talent, work make chorus successful PERFORMING his duties as the Lord High Execunoner, Jim Chester alrempis EffiClCnt preparation 15 charactemsllc 0f the re beheud his iirsl viUIm in ?he Musu: Deportmenr's produnion, lhe Mikado. endeavors 0f thC A Cappella Ci'll'JT'US. Fnllnwmg the programs presented at the fall I.;cctureship, the Chums toured the States of Arkansas. Missouri, Nebraska: and Iowa. Supplementing the programs given. the ensembles. made up of A Cappolla members. 5311;: additional choral pieces. In the spring. efforts: were coordinated with the Drama department to produce Camefot and an opera. The performances of the chorus have become renowned by their romrdings which are avail- able in stereo as well as high fidelity. Construc- tion has begun on a now recording studio which will enable 1110 produrtiun nf oven higher quality uHymns from HardingH than the present high- fidelity tapes which are presented weekly on radio station in nver 50 states. The purpose of the Student Music Educators National Conference fChaptor name - A Tcmpoi is 10 promote music events rm campus. Each year the SMENC gives an award to the mitstanding music student. A CAPPELLA CHORUS. FRONT ROWi Knight Stanley, Sewell. Ashton. Hoh, Jennings. Spencer, Johnson. Chiiiy. Kiser, Butler, Byrd. Risinger. B. Ely, Anderson. Adams, SECOND ROW Guifd, C Miller, K. Smith, Hoffman, Jacques, Cook, Cobb, Sircughn, Thuyer, Fame, Fogon, Starkey, Cfcrk. Tipton, Genus. THIRD ROW: Buwden. Dawdson. Dixon, McDonald. Luke, Koger, Rutrenouri Mackey, D. Smith, Ssone. Toyiori Huddleston, A Smith. Coivm. D. Ely, Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Burlon, Huey, Barker, Organ, Roberts, Lewis, Allison, Groddy, Prior,Orr, Grandi, A. Green, Rilchie, McKecn, M0551 Tucker, J. Boles. FFFI'H ROW: Williams, Srons, Gooden, West, P. Smith, Bush, M. Boles, Whitby, DeGruw, Arreberry, Hinds, Hendrlx. M, Miller, A. Green, Lawson, Lawyer. FRONT ROW: Paine, Cook, Thuyem SECOND ROW: Cobb, t. RiHenour. THLRD ROW: Allison Koger, Orr, Grrmch, . -: Stroughn, Smnh, Pnor, Mockey RECORDING every weelvH line A CuppEHU Chorus mpes Hymns hom the Harding Campus m be dismbuted 10 radio mallow, rI-:ross me munlw. SMENCV FRONT ROW Huchesron C . Pagan Freeman, Emma's BHE'TL '-H'::yv?r DMD POW: Jennmgs A Snmh, Tnpmm Ternvjn B--ggel' ism: Vr: D SmHF P-I'z Dun W..JF- THIRD FTF'W Kay Smnh Slr Mn, Vr'enr, Simmons Guru; Cooden Karen Smnh FOURIH i Hum Budge;- Bells, Che59er. Tm v..r, Orr SHMULATING Chlisimos 5pm? iusf before the hofidays, me Choralertes cheer sTudem morale Wllh a ccnol of me season or the oH-school pony. CHORALE. FRONT l30W Parks KIILbHde, Medearis, Pemecosv, Eckerbezg, Nenl, Naylor Sims, Wright, K. Wear DeStho. D Dows. Morgan Webb, Tim- mermcm, A Hobby. Timberiake Argo Ham, wason. 0 Kelley, Wlllbcmks, Henderson, Kelly. SECOND ROW. Barren. Brewer P, Bradford Beam Hemingway, Gatlmk, HnL C. Crcng, A Crcng, Hownrd Ferguson, M Smdh, F Freeman 5. Craig, Wolfe, Reynolds, Robinson Bradley NogeL Lerouxl Sludeboker, Bo'riley. Cl9veland fxuslln, H HoweH. L Smw'h Dnsleor. THiRD ROW, 6 Howci-H WwHIomsj Rause, C. Smith, L. Bradford Romero, Forrest. Bmdsher, Courtney, Bulrhror; Muchen chd. Mlmon, Price, Trent, Bryant, MoNrmiler, McAllister, Cluwson bebons, Kee. McMallon, HLmT, Bumpass. Crew. Stavens, Jones, Sounders FOURTH POW: Brannon, S ecHer, Robbins, Humphreys. MoxweH. Dixnn, Laird Ford, H Freeman, Mdlomef, Carpenter Robertson, Boyd, Mills. Couch, C-rny. Daron. ONeol, Barron. Moore. Dennis, White, Woods, Stroud, K. Bolls, Pearce, Packer, ?Mmon. FIFTH RQW Bailey, MtCown, Kent Simmons. Pickens, Smock Anderson, Rismu, J BoHsJ Tumrinsonl Hedr-ck, Wesr, Baker Combs. Shawmnker, Hunrer a , .1 t' :14 1' M M I3 HHH-s'. - ND. FRONT ROW: Studebaker. Eixler, Webb, Chambers, Byrd. Crmg, TIDNJH, Pimer SECOND ROW; K. Bolls, Bradford, Brown, Bmdsher, Cape, Wllhlre. Holt Doran, Moore, Pfiefer, CIinger, Harmlton, Culp, Rilrcnour. THIRD ROW: Gooden, Gray. Fairley. Tooke, 1mm, Edrington. FL Smi'h, . Eckorberg, BHdges, Cusfleman, Michaela, Knight, Genus, Hamby, McCown, Jenkins, McCluggage, Jones, Couch. FOURTH ROW: J, BoHs lDrum logger? lDlranluIl', Huey, Tucker, Mr Smith, Hasfer, Kemp, D. SmHh 'WSIC GROUPS is ioy, beauty in search of expression 7 nder the capablo lmrlorship of G. F. Baggou. Chorale gives any student interested in music opportunity ln participate in its artivhios. Chorale is the largest musical group on - us. Ensembles arr fnrmod for further group The Chorale annually participates in tho. . . . . JERRY Bells plays Pned PIPEI' of Harding 05 he leads me pap band and ImurEShlp presents a CIITISUHQS pI'OgTEHTI many Harding siudenf lo a pep rally m the gym for the football pXoyers, . the Night Before Christmas, and takes ' g tour. Tho 1.065 lnurs included the 3121105 7- kansas, Tonnossom and Mississippi. other music group serving the Harding 5 is the Bison Band. Touring tho Unilvd Third Army bases in Doromhpr under wl Services spnnsnrship was a thrill fur -- band members. They were accompanied . P. Campbell. USA Brig Gen. I'RotJ and director. G. E Baggett Tho five-state mur ': 2.400 miles and inrhldcd ton porfnr- 625. Special groups wvro formed within 1110 d for variety Illlrnlmrs These included a con, band. stage hand. pop band. two ladies, ets and a male quartet. ill the fall. drum major Jerry Balls 10d tho. fm - in precision marching at. halfitime football .5. Martha Pitner was Harding's feature 91'. I73 CAMPUS PLAYERS. FRONT ROW7 Mostersl Buck, Huddleston, Laney, Hinds, MCCnuley. SECOND ROW; Lee, Sounders, Ciork, Nessmndro Esponsorl, Hollandr EowcomA Baremcm. IHXRD ROW. Reppcm, Vun Rheenen, Huger, Hawkins, Johnson, Smcxk, Presiridge, SPEECH GROUPS Speech groups recognized for outstanding work ALPHA PSI OMEGA. FRONT ROW: Bowcom, Alessandro, Sears, Ulrey SECOND POW- J, Pryor, Mason Pmman, THIRD ROW Rapport, Huger, HoHand 1sponsorl, Jv'wscn Campus Players. the local dramatics organiza- tion. provides an opportunity for students to par- ticipato in acting. play production, directing, mal-ze-up1 mstuminga and scene construction. New members are admittr'd by contributing 25 hours working on plays. The Harding audience was delighted with the two major productions of the year. Antigone and Camelot. Also a series of nnaact plays were presented in the Little Theatre. The highlight of the drama season camv when these produc- tions were presented on tour In the Fifth Army by the American Collegiate Players during February Alpha Psi Omega. national honorary dra- matics fraternity. is composed of students and faculty who have made outstanding contribu- tions to dramatic activities at Harding College. Individual achievement is recognized at the Annual Spotlight when drama awards and cer- tificates are presented. The highlight of the year for Pi Kappa Delta was the workshop attended in Oklahoma City to promote interest in spoprh and debate. COLLEGIAI'E PtAYERS. Lee, Hagen Hmds, Saunders, Flepparr, Huddiesr ' nmn, Williams, MCCUUEey, Eddlemun. Laney. ANTIGONE, p- uncle ng C.- . A Dan. FRONT ROW. Hudhns, Taylon MEAstlBI, Owens, HoHrmd Ulmy upongorw SECOND POW Pryon Smuh PanF-r Tguml Enmymy OCAPA. FRONT ROW: Surver, Franks, Ballard. SECOND ROW: McMurrGyJ McGinnis, Brock, Nash, Himon, Goskins. THH2D ROW: Thompson, Ginger, Rader. Engles, Whimen YOUNG DEMOCRATS. FRONT ROW: Hudgcons, Ymgling SECOND ROW: Moore, Welrkornp. Starr. THHED ROW; Abshxra Kuykendofl, SheXbourne, WhIIFweld. YOUNG REPUBLICANS. FRONT ROW: McElroy Herd Franks Eckerberg. Buck. SECOND ROWv Goskins, Brock, Nash, Hmron. THWD ROW: McGznnis, McMurrgy Podm Meron, Vaughan FOURTH POWA WhMen, Engks, Clinger Tooke, AMERICAN STUDIES. FRONT ROWr Humphreys, Hoysl Byrd, McElroy, Wait, Strawhmkur, Wllibanks, Harris, Limbmg, Watson, Chambhss, .Jrirlzson, Dyer SECOND ROW; Adamst Yurcho, Vaughan, Muncy lsponsorl, French, Baird, Waters, Young Johnson. Rnder, Elugles THIRD ROW; Prior, PoweH, Binck, Lorenz Underwood, Smrr, Costlemnnr Shellbourne Thompson. Burks. Firmus lsponsor? HISTORY AND POLITICAL GROUPS History clubs promote interest in current affairs PHI ALPHA mm. FRONT ROW: HoHis, Harris, McElroy, Mastersr SECOND ROW: Wilson, Segruves, Muncy, Radar. Trips to Saint Louis and Cincinnati were made by students in the American Studies g'mup in their gaining knowledge of our nation through first hand experience with business. industry and government. The topic chosen for discussion this year was ttAmorica's Futureq Outstanding speakers from the campus the business world. and other colleges and universities addressed the group concerning,r the American way of life. Selection for membership in the Schoul uf Ameri- can Studies is based upon academic achievement of individuals in the fields of history. social science, and business. Making their appearance for the first time on campus this year were two student organizations: the Young Republicans and the Young Demo- crats. Being?r election year. both clubs were quite active in striving;r t0 prumnte the interests of both parties. The Organization for Conservative. Academic and Political Action is mainly concerned with informing the student body about major current issues of political. emnnmic or social nature. Phi Alpha Theta is a national honorary history society composed of members with a high acadeA mic record. 177 H COLHECON. FRONY ROWv Selby, Neal, Barnes, Spencer, Maynard. SECOND ROW: Moore, Stafford, Hm, Baker, Austin, Ashley. THIRD ROW: Bonnelll Sex- son. Stokes. Swann, Kmard, Ferguson, Whne, DEPARTMENTAL Departmental groups based on maior interests .9- fe PEMM CLUB. FRONT ROW- Cokote, Huff, MoTtrnIlLer, WHson. SECOND ROWe Fouss, B. Loud, M Laud, Wenkamp, Gardner THIRD ROW; Ramsey, Motheney, Moss, Horgrove. 178 Colhccon is organized for all women, both home economics majurs and non-majnrs, to help them in becoming better qualified in the many areas of a woman's life. Colhecon activities strive for the development of more .efficient home- makers and more well-rounded women. Home- making. such a Vital part of a womarfs life, is emphasized in several programs and projects. Programs of interest included a panel of fellows discussing the hAttractiveness of a Woman,h a hairstylist with suggestions and demonstljations concerning becoming hair-dns, and a talk from a banker. The members served a brunch for seniors. The PEMM Club is of special interest to physical education majors and minors. Members also belong to the American Association of Health. Physical Education. and Recreatiori, Activities for the year included plans for attend- ing the state convention in Little Rock and the national convention in Dallas, Tex. and also the Gymnastic Championships in Nashville. Tenn. at David Lipscomb College. Sponsoring the Bison All-Star games, the PEMM Club stimulates an interest in the intra- mural program. Trophies are given to the most valuable player in each event. 1 Id: lsponsorii Slauifer. Bond. Jacobs, Sheliborne, Bu'ins Accounting meljurs onjnx' the actn 1110-1 111 Pi - ma PSi as 11101 1111301 t11dis111ssdev 01111111101115. their field 111111 111 1111111' spoakers i11 rolalod s of interest.11111 1110111110115 Lake lioId trips Memphis 111111 Lilrlo R111k 111 11117051121111: tho ices of Certifimi P11l11i1 Amountan and 111 ver 110w thov 11111 11111111111111. They publish a 'detter fur Harding graduates and they i11111111 mbers who later 111111111111 Comii'ied Publir mutants Iw 11111111111112 their 111111105 1111 an or plaque. A banquet 11itl1 the Accounting 11: from Arkansas 11-1i1 highlinhted 11111 0111117 of the Bisnn- 111111111111 B111 basketball 21111111. l'equL-Enting,r ll11' dark 11111111 abuvo 1110 3111110111 the mornimrs mi 1110 Cdmma Club $111111 nods nf111111rmi11,2 11111 quality of 1111111 phrmi i Phy CLUB. FRONT ROW: Form, Simpson, Stouffer. SECOND ROW: y, Williamson, Tooke, Clinger. 1 '1 m P51. FRONT ROW1 311911151 Dxxon. Buwd. Beiew Wwers Conway SECOND POWr Yuvcmo Vaughan, 5111-11111 LJr-rhwwcm: 113112211 THIPU POW Highlighting the fall 911111111111 activities for the Srionco Club was a fivld trip 1311 Benton, Arkansas, t0 the Aicna aluminum plant. Pm- moting interest in the sciences 111111111111 11011- science majors as WM! 115 stimulalinp; further study among those 1111'1j11rin,r.,r in 11 srinntific field is the general objective fur tho 1111119 organiza- tion. Prngrams 1110501111111 111' family speakers. local physicians and 11111011; are typical 11f the bi-weekly meetings, A spring prnjvrt of the Science Club was sponsoring 11111 high school Regional Scienre Fair. SCIENCE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Lawson lsponsorl, Love. Baird, Geurin, SECOND ROW: Tip1on, Rempsey, Buwcom, Brown. THIRD ROW: Rismu, Srth. K616111119, Ridings. 179 DEPARTMENTAL Search for knowledge stimulated by many clubs IIJITSUV FRONT ROW- Woods, Dunn, DeShczc, Howard, Gentry. SECOND ROW; Philbzick, Mason lsponsorh, Privm tsponsora, Pm, Allmon, 0 Bush. IHIRD ROW; Slevens, Brown, F Bush, Boyd. Hess MU SIGMA GAMMA. HCENT ?O'IJ. McEVw' SECONQ ROW: Y HLH V-QL Pear'cz'k', Cum '3: THIHU POW F! T 3 nghr FOUWH VON Fnt 1.1: p , urn 09w, 60,51 A1. P'Dvm 5' Ispcnscr, ICWH, Talc, Mo Bijitsu. tho Japanoso word for thing of boality. is also 1110 name nf a'gmup ml the Harding Campus of thnsv intvrr'stml in 1110 field of art. organizvd lo lmnnuto inlm'vst in the visual arts. IVTomhvrs nf Bijituu iuko l'rmluont trips to art SIHHVS in tlw arm. lulu? trips In find subject matter for their paintings mul Hwy enter in- dividual art work in varinus shlm'ings. A piece 111' srulplm'e by Huh Privitl, qpmleur. wac afcepted IIIr sllmving in Litllo Rurk'x leld Slum: Mu Sigma Gamma. a nmtiwnlellirs nrganiza- ticm upen fur HIPIHIJPI'hlliIJ tn inniul' and senior mathmnalicg majors. wag wt 1111 at Harding in 1110 fall of IWH. lew mulvnls moot for ad- ditional $111de in 1110 Huh! nll math - study wllirh could nut lmsuihly hv FHVPI'NI otherwise in tlwir undmumduulv FllllI'M'H'. A prujprt 0f the grnup was in slarl u filo uly mnlvrinl from select- otl graduate srhnnls in prnvidv inlm'osting infur- malinn L'nrlrscrning ulaln-rrlvwl u-urk in matheV malirs willl pmsilnlw finnm'iul assistanrp avail- abln. Dr. Arthur lh-mlmrl frmn 1110 Nlathe- matics Department uf' llu- Uniwrsitj: u'f Okla- llnma was a u'uvs't lm-tm't-I' in tlll' spring: 180 FRONT ROW: Pfenfer, Warson, Klrkbride, Neal, Bloke. Sims, Mariin, Turney, Wlllbcnks, Ditslear, Lesterl LcFevor, Reuben, Simpson, Jackson, Wayland, , Montgomery lsponsod. SECOND ROW: Rofenl Willxs, Reeves, Toyfor. Hicks, Leroux, Eodes, Kinurd, Baker, limburg. Selby, Rachel, Slone, Stafford ., . EVans. Binkley. Keiion THtRD ROW: Barren, Luke, 3 Swarm, Stevens, Taylor, Osborn, Bontey, C. Shannon, thpen, Archer, Jones, Bradley, ,w , Bmdsher. Boyce, Dismuke, Williams FOURTH ROW: Gentry, Dyer, Sommer, E chnn, M. Shannon, Hays, Tooke, Beorden, Maneney, Byrd, Wolfe. , Hulen. Curpenler, Flippln, Wlison, C. Bonnefl, K Bonnell, Wood, FIFTH ROW: Peebles, Stons, Engles, Rikcrd French, Robuneue. Boyd, Bond, T, n, Gardner. Gooden. Weivkump, Fnberg, OdeH, Absh-re, Lamb, A. Brown The Harding chapter of tho Sludnnt National Education Association. a prufvssilmal organiza- tion for students who plan In tmu'h. has a busy yearly program. An mrly drivv l'm' mmnhorship resulted in a record-brmking' 5307 momhorS. Dur- ing Amerirah Education V'Vm'k in November the members set up a very surrossl'ul display in a local store window. Hoprosnnlntivvs attended a Drive-In Conference at 80111110111 Slate in IVTag1 nolia and also an SARA lum'hmn in Little Rock in October. Filling stockings With mndy in take to rnlnrod deaf rltildrvn in Litilv Hark was a Christmas prujm't. Tho SIEHP cmn-mlliMJ was: hold 0n the Harding campus in Man'll, Regularly monthly meetings gmw 1110 stutlvnls gm nppnn tunity tn hear proi'ossimml mlnmlnrs' lrw'luro and tn hnar other programs Hf inlvrr'sl tn fulure teachers. Gaylnn Lamb chaptt-I' hond. was also 1064-65 state presidmlt. - ' 0 CLUB. FRONT ROW: Hillis, Taylor, Knight, Hudkms SECOND ROW: HUHTDI, lwponsod, Hawkins, Simmons. PHILOUGEIA. FRON? POW: Swmpaom Hobby. Sltl'OND POW Hughes lspcnsorju Mcuzcmn, Tnbboni McDonald THlFD POW Burma I'Wrihmr f-mu-n FOURTH POW. Endings. Ke chlme, Nor'h Howhucklt- RCA, Hardinffs radio station. began broad- g in the spring of 1965 under the direction . members 0f the Radio Broadcasting Club .2. m sored by Evan Ulroyx The techniral equip- ynt has been sot up in the basement of tho . ' ' . 0 building. The activities of the Radio Club . I 1 , e to provide cx'pm'ience for its members in . : . various phases of broadcasting and technical Law In Philougoia has boon organized for preqncd jars to stimulate 1heir interest in the field and promote further study. Under the Sprmso-rsllip Dr. Norman Hughes: the members perform .ces on campus in the medical science field. BISON BOOSTERS Baby Benny Bison adopted as Harding symbol BENNY, Harding's new Bxson mascot, who was acquired this summer, waits for The Bison foorbuH mom to come back on lhe held after halftime, A new mascot and a record membership of over three hundrvd studonls aided the Bison Boosters in boosting: thmil spirit and hackng the Bisons in all their onclomrnrs. The baby bison attended several of tho fnnlhall games and en- tertained the fans with his antics: of stubbm'noss. The Bison Boosters plamu-d pvriuditi pep rallies throughout tho year and also made favors for the tcam members hvfuro rnmvsts and sent telegrams uf entouragmnmlt tn tho hnys in UIILOLIOWH games. The Club rowix-mi hpvcial pemlission to attend certain away gnmos lhm arv not designat- ed for allhschunl attendance. The momhors wvrv urtiv9 in decorating goal posts and standh: for football games and in be- decking the smth'nt c'vntvr hvfm'o homecoming ceremonies. During 1'1 mlhall smsnn they sclecteil am nffensivra hPlnyvr nf tho VVook to be recog- nizod aflor oach game. Thoy also spunsured the Choerkading squad and supplind 1hm'1' needs. BISON BOOSTEIS. FRONT ROW; thliams, Swarm, Simpson, Taylor. Madin. Ditsleprlesrer. Davis, Spencer, Moore, Peters. Head, Ward. Daniel, SECOND ROW; Wxsenor, RacheJ. Hyde, Byrd. Vaughan, Robvnson, Green, AJImcnh Terry, Hufen. Peacock, Groddy, Benson. THiRD ROW; Randolph, Engles, Haword. Hudkins. RobmerTe. Dixon. McMackin, Geufin, Pounds. Harris, DeGrow, Prior. . . WOLOGV. FRONT ROW: Kirkbride, Leroux, Aulf, Davis, Barry, Sims. Byrd. SECOND ROW: Robinson, Hudgeons, Beorden, Vaughan, Cook, Guefhs, Setby, 'H'Blafl. THIRD ROW: Former, Orr, Covulinski, G. Randolph, Jonesh Moore. J. Randolph, McFarland, Benson. ECIAL INTERESTS .Dur interest in others expressed through service FELLOWSHIP is enfoyed by Mexican bandit Jxm Randolph and Eastern po- Tenfate Dick Covqlfnski along with others at Ihe Dacwluiugy cosfume party. One of the most active 0f Harding's groups is :the Dactylolngy Club in which inlorestod $1114 :dents can learn in spmk fluently Wilh lhcir ihands in walk with the deaf. Even' week :aeveral of tho members travel to Little Rnrk tn iteach Sunday srhnnl Classes at the Arkansas State Deaf School for colored pmple and to 1:01p in- ,tarpret worship soniros fur the deaf at the hCenu'al Church of Christ. Several fnrmvr mem- hers have become preachers for the deaf. Harding Business VVnmcn. the full-timo wo- men members of Ilardinghs faculty anrl staff. fmeet togothor once ovvry month to enjoy a mml 'm the Empire Room and to hear a program prov mutation on an aspect of personal hettonnont 7 - ey also plan a project each year. IIIIG IUSINESS WOMEN. FRONT ROW: Bans, B. Smith, Swink, Goudwm, Dykes, Rowe, Wilkerson, Cloud, Househ SECOND ROW; McCoy, Jones, wm. Combs. HEIL Harf, Howell, Pickens. THIRD ROW: BirdsaH, S Thomas, Knif, O'BomonJ Browning, W, Thomas, Pace. Hughes, Youngh 7'1 ea t x INTEICLUB COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Rachel, Cobb, Simpson, LaFevur, Owens, McVicker. Courtney. SECOND ROW: chkens isponsorL Spears, Robinson, Csbum, Wolfe, Koger, Rolen, Peacock, Humphreys. THIRD ROW: Griffin, Maxwell, ferry, Smith, Wimberly, K. Bonnell, C, Bonnelf, Kelton, SERVICE CLUBS College life varied by active club participation CIRCIE Kt FRONT ROW: Morgan, Price, Belew. Starr. SECOND ROW; LOVE: Robinene, Hudkms, Vaughan. Chandler. YHIRD ROW: Risfuu, Moss, Stuuffer. Haines, Dockery, Harris, 184 The girls, Interclub Council is very active in promoting good will and cooperation between the social clubs and in promoting club participa- tion in school functions, Composed of the presi- dent, sponsor, and one other representative from each of the women's social clubs, the Interclub Council meets once a month during the first semester and at Called times during the second semester. At times the members discuss and clarify rules applying to the social clubs and make plans for such activities as Open House to acquaint new girls with the various clubs and club participation in the expansion program of the college. Another service organization, the Circle K is the college branch of the local Kiwanis Club. A civic club, the Circle K is the only group allowed to sponsor money-raising activities which it uses to raise necessary funds for projects of benefit to the campus and the community. The members undertake various activities to develop leader- ship abilities. They attend weekly meetings. 'U 'V 1-.---. i - Big Sisters. 8 select group of upperclass umen, correspond regularly with new students :33 'g the summer months trying to give them 1 warm welcome to Harding; answering ques- m u about campus rules, customs, and accom- ma nations; and giving helpful hints about such f. as as Arkansas weather. The beginning of T 001 is made more pleasant by the helpful uttitude and friendly spirit demonstrated by :2! - hers of this group. New women are given .1: assistance in adjusting to their new sur- in dings. Wing parties in the dorms help them 15H making new acquaintances. Presenting a pro- '.- : a depicting school life on the Harding cam- : for women is a first-week-of-school project this organization. The Big Sisters also sponsor , u'mry Christmas parties just before the lidays. till Slstns. FRONT ROW: Luke, Cobb, Wesson, Curshall, Moore, Webb, Cook. SECOND ROW: PtCkEI'IS Isponsort. Wolfe. Ashton. Woir, Pfeifer. Taylor. - rd, Osburn, THIRD POW: Williams, Arnold, Brodsher. Eddy. Hendrix, Binkley, Koger, Humphreys, Setliff. 3-... 7 ING freshmen, Jeannette Hefd and Jean Lewis. are given a u; ., welcome and made to feel at home by big sister, Marilyn Cobbt '1 The Grace Wells Club was organized in the honor of Miss Grace VVoIls, a former student of Galloway Female College which preceded Har- ding on the Soarry campus. Miss VVellst a re- sident of Berkeley. California. ontinwed Harding College with scholarship funds to be given to worthy girls who need finanrial help in attend- ing school The club members correspond regu- larly with Miss W'olls and keep a scrapbook recording bingriaphiral infm'matinn about her and about each girl who has rorcived aid since the endowment was presented in 1961. GRACE WEllS. Clarita Bartiey, Faye Masters CDhiQQing under: dedicated coaches. CWonfeing hand in phactice. Urzammg them minde and bodice. CangiI-Ig hand and 5am. ernesenting the echooQ. SJakding'g athfleteg canny on Hm. CQictq henitage 015 good spozztemamghip. UWQeticg FOOIBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: Campbell, McGee, Connully, Skinner, Lycurdl, Fowler, Crider, Street, Paul, Moss, Ponder, Smith, Hrgginbothum lMunagerl . SECOND ROW: Pearcy iSrudenr Coachl; Kearhley, Bourdo. Shaver, Nix, Cherry, Plummer, Henry, McAfee, Mann, Dwdnkson, Ely. THXRD ROW; Couch Lloyd, McBrrde. Curbrecrhl Whnlby, Broderhcusen, Glass, Algae, Jeter, Surname, Outlaw, Dean. J. Dovi5 FOURTH ROW: D. Cox. Chandler. Rxchie, Howard, Stevem, Szhlonhcuer, Peumck, Prince, Pirrmon, Gowen, Maddox, Coach Frock. FIFTH ROW: Couch Ahmon, Ragsdcle, Mote, B Cox. R. Duws, Coburn, KiHen, Manuel, New, erlhn. Jones. Sears. FOOTBALL Determination and team effort highlight season CHECKING to see rlmr The holmcfs arc in good shape for practice, head coach John Frock makes Nuns wmh Tod Lloyd and Ted Alean. Sim'o Huh; six seniors and sovon juniors 1'07 pm'lml l'ur fcmtlmll practice. Coach John Pmrk and his nasislanls. Tod Lloyd. Tod Altman and Hugh Urmn'r'r. fared a fonnidahlo rohuilding jnh 'l'lu' l'invs'l grnup Hf froshmvn since Harding 1'97 snmvrl intm-mllvgialo football gm'v 1110 Bisons hrighi Impvs fur futurn years. Allhnugh tho tvam Inrkml tho uvomll strength that had Cllumrloriw 0d Hm blurk-and-gnldu in rorom years. it pus; Rossml gl'r'zllm' speed and an enthusiastic spirit The 90mm: uponod at home against the power ful Univm'sily 0f Tmmesseo IVIarlin Brznu'h. A1- lhuugh thv Bisuns played a valiant game. they were unable to mount an offense and yivldod the gmmv 2870. Morgan Outlaw plnyocl an out- standing defensive game. T110 fnlluwing week tho Bisuns lravolod tn Lawton. Olden tn play tho veteran Fort Sill service team. They played gallanlly though suffering a 33-0 Ines. 188 PUSHING cm Arkansas Ted: haHbmk uwuy hum We Bison god m :x lm-x h'um : Hm ' Hmdmg mam Hm n.- MORGAN Ouriow takes aim on a A 6- M iockler durwng c1 drwe up The middle m order lo Free Hquock John SklnHBl for a good gum for HOICEIHQ. CAUGHT in u Hop, Loverd Peacock is hut Hard by two Cunnoneers. 189 FOOTBALL Season evolves into a series of crucial plays The first AIC game was 8! Magnolia with Southern State Cnllogo. The Milleridors. the conference dark horse. downed tho Bisons 20-7. Dm'l Samaniv and Roger Wladdnx were defensive standouts. Thv fullnwingr week the Bisnns met Ouachita Baptist Cnllogo in a tightlykmntested gamv in Arkudoiphia. A11 intm'coptod pass and a rwuvvred fumble 501 up the two Tiger much- di'l'VTI'lS in llwir 13-0 victory. Maddox again playorl an nululanding,r dofonsivo game. The pProniullyistrnnp; ASTC ers ground out :1 1+0 victnry nvm' tlm Bismls in Harding? Humomming game. Porter Ragsdale was the dcl'onsivo player M 1110 game. The following week 1110 volm'am team 01' Arkansas A K' M dawn- Cd tlw Bisons 13771 51 Outlaw was uutstanding 0n dvfmlw and Jim Howard displayed groal offenn SIVP IifJVVCr. Tho Bisuns first vittury of tho year was a 7-0 defeat uf Millsaps 0111ng. vanrning 10 mn- formlco cran'lpvlitinn. tlm Bisons leVnOd CnIIPgC uf tho Ozarks 28-0. Gail Klutv was llw nut standing dol't'nsivc player and Howard used his pausing: and running ability vffvctivoly. SHOWING both me memol and phymcol 52mm of pluymg qunrvmbcck for me Bmons, Bernie Cox welcomes 0 chance to regvoup his Thoughza unri amnegy 3,4 CO-CAPTAIN Morqzm Omlaw demonsrroles his outstanding defensive obiln'y wilh a fine mckFo OH FDH 5W5 QUGNWbUCk in BiSO'TS SCCOHd game. 190 NE a short conference wuh head mach John Frog's. Harqu DEFENSIVE end Don Somame really puts the rush on the Ouochifu cker Morgan Ourfaw drscusses $8 ?EGm s dcfenswe srmmgyu qUDI'HBI'bUCk in an UH-c-UT EHGH f0 kecpxthe POSS from being EumpIETed. Ny'i'h ;- 5.. . ,. 5! IV . aMAK; ARDING defonsemcn, Jun Howard and Robm Algae, have the situation well under control fn educcnmg n For! SIM runner m the Bison treatment. BEHIND a ploletrwe screen of brothers, Puchnrd Draws heads for a good gain REACHING over hws shoulder In order 10 calch Ihe fombull, Fqunck STL-vc- MCAfer: Linens the Bwson oHense m gocd ncsmon to suarmn thew sconnq drwve. I92 FOOTBALL Bison gridders rely on Hemlm'snn Slam stummd the Bismfs winning streak by a 30-6 smro. Mike Plummor playvd allts'tmltlEng1y lJll :lvf'vnso. ancrd Poacovk scored the Bisons mlly lnuvhdmvn on a 6 3-yard run. Arkansas TorlL ltlf'i-t AIC fwtball Champions. defeated iho Bisnns 27-6 in the final game uf the season. Mutldnx. Outlaw and Ragsdalo were outstanding nn dnl'vnsv. Jorumo Princv scored the only Bison Innrhlan Outlaw. Rugsdale. Peacock Ray Ritlliv. Hwy McGee and Hugh Campbell mulml lllPil' rnllvgiuto fuutlmll rumors. Johnny .lvlm' mu! Gail Mute received hnnnr- able mentiml fur the 190+ AlerIC football team. Howard I'anvd wruml in the ATC in lmlh pun! returns and kirknff I'olurns, Plummor ranked ihigh in pass illh-rvvlrlinnu, I The nutslmlding pvrhnrnmmv of several frvsh- men and suphunnm-s. Howard. Plummon Jvtor. Maddnx. Jim Davin; ljvlv Henry.- Jprry Clmrm-z James Smurf. Rmmiv lx'illom Donnie Ccrx. Julnl Broderhmmm amt! Phil va gaw onrnuragvn sment l'm' Hm fulurv. .luninrs IWMO. Princv. :Samanio. Hnrniv Cnx. Rubin Algoc and Dirkio Dean will 1w kvy Innn 011 Hm 1065 Bismn Olevon. RAGSDALE 2211:! Maddox Sop Fr hJH hem iu-ji' ior rd er -'I 1:419 v 1, spirit, speed, and desire ' g-':;'g.;3.s ; . h . .i. OUTLAW, Algae, and Ragsdale stop 0 Far? SwH back for a shorl go'm, POISED ful u 'ur'tn n3 puss. cm-re-EJQ hwlm: ffsr- Icils my th ma war M-I-J m x LM'T '- . '0 annrd FOOTBALL Difficult schedule fails to dampen Bison spirit RESULTS H ard i ng Opponents 0 University of Tennessee 28 Martin Branch 0 Fort Sill 33 7 Southern State 20 0 Ouachita Baptist 13 0 Arkansas State Teachers 14 13 Arkansas A LQ: M 27 7 Millsaps O 28 College of the Ozarks 0 6 Henderson State Teachers '20 hi Q 6 Arkansas Tech Q15; . .5 CRIDERI Algae, and Skinner converge on buflcurrwer m smp his advance . POWER-PACKED qubuck SYEVP: McAfee shoots hi5 WUV thrOUgh the DEFENSIVE standout Gui! Mom, has the shuofion well In hand in Ouochhc fine and picks up enough yardage for an important first down. Hordmgs Homecommg game as he brings To a half an ASTC back. 194 SHOWING ' 4 : 41h K ddarminmicm by Hurdmg puss lushers Richie 0nd Algn overwhelm lhr: A $ M i - and result in an inaccurme cwd hurried pugs by Hie ht: :wd enemy qunrtwbncL. Morgan OUTIGW lauds Hie way m. cm 5 ' Hbuck Richard Davis sfrugqles tiesmer Qt 1J w rm .1 43:! Eli? m BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Alexander, Booze Bed; Bu'm, Brown, W-Hcrrd, Valentine SECOND ROW: Green, Morrison C055, Medley, Whimkar. Crow, BeH Dohl: BASKETBALL Roundbollers utilize fast break, fuII-courf press AIOUSED by some action rho? is taking place on the gym floor. Coach Hugh Gruever anxiously awaits the decision by the officials on We call. Playing an exciting game featuring a fast break offense and a full-murt-press defense. the Bison basketball team kept fans on their toes throughout the season. The 11u17 seasun record. 7-11 in conference play. does not reveal the fact that eight games were lost by one or two pnints or in overtime play. Ned 11037.. 51811 guard. and Gary G055 6'311 forward. m-Captains and the two seniors 011 the squad. ranked among: the top five in conference Scnring and showed AlerIC form throughout the season. Bum. was the top Bison rebounder and consistently ranked among the Conference leaders in this department. The dazzling floor game. speclacular shooting and amazingr rebounding: ability of Bnaz coupled with the consistent inside shouting and stellar defensive play of Glass led lhe Bisuns to several new team and individual remrds. Juniors Don Medley. Dwight Robb and Glen Whitaker each turned in some excellent ,Q'zunes. Harold Alex- ander. a regular starter. and Bunnie Brown dis- played great ability fur freshmen. The junior varsity team achieved a 7-3 record for the season. The Bisons finished among the top six teams in the conferenre. 196 REACHING iy, Ponr. wm ' rhvn crarcm: . . 5mm! :0 quH L, BOUNDLESS EH01? put ow man. 0: : Pg; BASKETBALL Tumulfuous action draws fans to Bison basketball IUCSI iIII'S Harding Opponents 83 Christian lirullww Cnllogo 90 86 Arkansas Cullvgn 99 72 llondrix 67 .03 CHHUQO nl' tlw Uzurkt'. 75 62 ASTC 78 72 Hmldm'mn Snm- 73 89 Arkansas 'I'N'h 86 43 Arkansas CnlIt-gv +3 7-14 Ulmrhila 80 71 ASTC 72 67 Hmidvmm Stalv 53 7O I'TMB 71 6-1 Arkansas A831 70 66 IIr'mlrix 6-1- 83 Clu'is'tian Iil'nllwrx Cnllngo 77 80 SuullH-rn Mule 74 871 Ozark; 77 67 ASTC 85 73 Ilmulvrmn Slalv 76 110 Lilllv Hm'k Uniwrsity 106 113 Arknmns Tm-h 8'3 57 Arkamm Cullujm- 50 7'6 Unurllitzi 81 80 Arkansm A N M 6'3 84 Hrmdrix 8'3 6.0 Suuthm'n Slalv 7.0 HQ LiHlv Hnrk l'uix'r'rsin' 70 877 Juhn Bruwu I'Hivvrkitx' 8:0 FAST MOVING guard chm'e Brown dnveg rhrOugh The mzddle of the key agonsr LPU ro em up his lav up and n possible Two palms SEEMINGLY wnH.ing on air forward CHEN Whimker cmemprs to de- h'mi wr- Hmci nq goal by hiocLing the shot, Wen mkng the rebound 198 successfully dribbling around his man and up the bnschnc to The bnaimt, quick guard Alexander climaxes hI', play with a short shot from under The her and rwo more poRnrs. HIDE in' mid-oir, Need Boaz fires in onmher of his unstopnbleiump shuts A senior rd. Boa: constantly amazed rho Harding fans with his unmnny speed and jumping ahiliw. HIGH above- hus rinfnnrzirzn Dan Medley pushes the boH 10 1' m 5 51mm offensive man- umm ' . : maunh m Shoo? 199 CROSS-COUNTRY Cross-Counfry team wins second championship Harding: Cullngo han'iors captured the AIC t'rnwn wilh Cliff Clark 0f Harding: and Hubby Rivhm'rlmn uf ASTC finishing: in a druid heal for lltv ruimlivirhml rhampiunship. Clark was AIC t'llnmpitm last yvar. alsn. W'inning four Hf six mvets. tho Soarvy team finished lwolml in the National Assnriminn 0f Intm'rnllvginlv Alhlmics Championship meet at Omaha. Nr-hrauku. Out of 1110 3'3 lmms roprv- M-rllml. Ilnwnnl Pan'np Cullngo hulk tho rimm- pinmhip lmnm's. Tho nutslanding loams curry luvling wm'v from small cullogos and universities arrmc. Hm mitiml, AR winners of District '17 of HM- NAIA. lhv Bisml team oarnod tho right tn onlvrrumpI-titinn at Omaha. Dolt'rminalinn. practice. and hard Work paid ' , ,' ', , ' nfl' 1H thv 1mm was 111110 In lnnk hark nn a sur- ' - L. ; . ' ' , ' ' .7 ::' . t'nssl'ulsvnmn IIarr1ing'sthin'1. ' ' ' .' :4. Thu! urlml nvvdwl word of enrnurngvnwnt or extra lillio prud camp from R. T. Clark. th. Harding's V'iu- Presidonl in Chargo nf Roscarch wlm llHllthl as rrrsssrmuntry and Lmrk Hlafh. XVnrkiug t'insr'ly wilh him was Dr. James A. Hodrit'lx. Pr'nfmmr Hf ACCnunting. TENSION mounrs os ALC runners prepare for another grueling race. lEADING all lhe others, Cliff PHILIP MERRELL. sirugglang to mom- Clark Sprints for record Hnish rukn c: grueling pace, swrides For a fmish. CROSSING ?he fmish ime, CID Cfork climaans cu compemive race, r: . . Pa;- x 705 '. EXHIBITING a smooth stride, Bobby Smish runs his 3V; mile roufe. EFFORT marks the face of Jerry Baler as he crosses rhe fmish line THE STRESS of n mng run is shown on Hm Mre of Ke-n Elhngwood HESITIIFS VViChita Stale Invitational Oklahoma City l'nivorsily '23 Hays Stale 62 Empnria Statn 68 VVirhita Stat? 101 Harding ' 110 Pittslmrg Slaw 169 Soulhwostorn 250 Harding; Inviial innal Harding: 23 ASTC 51 Ouachita 88 John Bmwn Univm'sity 140 Arkansas Tech 159 Lililc Rock University 187 Dual Moot Harding 15 Mississippi Cnllvgn 50 Dual .Vloct Harding: 20 ASTC 3:3 . $5 1 AIC Meet 31k - t , -. Hardinrr 251:1 '.. ' ;4 4' ASTC h 54 80111110111 State 78 Ouarhita 0-1 Class COUNTRY rem. FRONT ROW: Rhemboh, Merrell, Sm-Vh. re Clark, Hemlrrsml SUN? 'l'mlrhm'g 131 L-SECO'ND ROW: C. Clark. Ellmgwood, Brgken Brown Arkansas A LQ RI 1 77 201 IRACK;TEAM. H'DM ROW. BIULIP Jones, C CIJIM MdrreH, Harrison, Cr. CMIIL Cusey, Custom, MCDDnIet, SECOND POW, th'inboly PnuHmJ Bafeman, Wocdwmvt, Tnmt Icn, Hm-Lam Lawson Penmcl,, Cot ioft, Robb TRACK Diligence and oIl-out effort typify tracksters TWO first plurcs. tlu'oo somnds. and two thirds put Harding thim'luds in third place in 1964 AIC track mmpotitiun. Bub Camp. never beaten in AIC contests. ttmk first in lliv shot put. while Harding's mile mmllvy relay tvam composed of Lovcrd Pcacot'k. Bm'kI-Ivy Harkvtt. Dwight Robb. and Corald Clark tcmk thc rmwn. Jerry Baker. Tommy Haltoman. and R. T. Clark took second places in tho milv run. high jump, and SBO-yard Hm, rnspvrtivr'ly. VVonrloll Harrison won third in tho 8807yurtl mu. whilo Donnie Cox tied with V055 nl' AS'ITT for third in the pole vault. ASTC tank 111v nll-t'nnfvronce meet with a tmal smrc uI' 718 points. A LY M had 32 and Harding had 2213. The Bisrms alsn tivd fur fifth place with Hen- drix in tht1 Ilinv-h-am Harding Invitational. Oklahoma City I'nix'vrsily finishml first. Gaining: mmn novdcd dmnh tho Harding trackgtors mado an imprvssivn shuwing over the :65 season undor tho mliclmlvo of Coach R. T. Clark. Jr. Assistant Football mut'li. Tod Lloyd took over as assistant math in thv TH snason. He was Academy head much until September of the 1964 srhnnl yomx WINNER betomes loser us Bison rmler Cliff Clark breaks the Tape onty '0 be dusquollfned offer foil endlng record breaking race. 7.1 head up, Robert 0le mm; rhe second half of Ms 880 yard run VICTORY IS warhm reach as Bison Gerald Chink. clears Inst hurdle. SPRINTING out of the blocks m cm exploswe mm! m Me 880 yard run. Wendel! Harrison defermmes m bear rhe opposmon by givmg hm best. DEMONSTRATING peri'eU form as he- deur'; Ihe crossbar Torn Boremdn estobHshes a new Hurdmg record of 6 feet 7 5; Inches mgh wmping. EXECUTION of n wellrprachced exchange belween Gerald Clark and Lanny Casey pays 05? in The 880 yard rclny as the Basans come on 10 wln. Plat? of JUNE! Searry Russellvillv Cnnway Arkadnl phia Soarm' TWis-sisqippi PREPARING far :1 rwghw heave, AIC champion 5mm putter Bob Camp 99?: OH UHOHCV of Ms wmmng throws He was never beaten m AIC compelmon. 204 R ICSI HTS Tr 'mnx Conway V andrix : Harding: Hrindrix iulul Hrnwn I'nivm'sity Conway F AS'I'C'I AS'J'C Harding - Arkunsm Tvrh Harding: Hmulrix llnmlm'mn Harding: Ttwh Ozarks Arknnsm A xK' M Harding Umuh'ix Arkansas Twh Arkansas A x? M Harding Hmlrlmmm Harding: Torh Omrkx Missiqsimni Cnllogv Arkzlnszl: Smtv 'I'ulanv Harding: I-rllilm Cnllvgl'l' Scores SWIMMING First swimming team looms as pleasant surprise National interest in swimming as H mm- polilive sport, wag groully mtlmnrvd by the suc- cess of the youthful I'nitvd Htatm swimming tram in 1110 1.061 Ulympir ,u'amns in 'l'ukyo. Swimming was udrlmi Iml yvnr 11H llw niulh sport in AIC mmpolilinn. Pm'tirigmtinn in all minnr SPONS m1 lllv purl HF rnllvut-s in tho mnfnronce was urvnlly Rlitlllllilltftl 1am year whvn the AIC hogan giving em AH-Spnrtc I ITIph V. Swimrmng has lllaywl am ilnpuriunl rulo in 1110 intramural prngrnm u! Hauling: since Harding has an indnnr. llmllwl pnul: hmx'twm: it will take timo 1n build am imvrrullt'gialo swimi Illinfj 1mm. 1n 111v final AIC swimming: moot 135! your. andrix W011 mm! M llu' Mums ho- muw HF the avid ilHPIT'Kt111 IlIl'iT'i'I1ilt'hiIIGn'iIn- ming. Dr. Harry 01mm and Cuarh Alulm Pt'urk HIIAFN1 tho IT'SpunRilrilily HIES yt-m' HF c'narhing lla11't1i11Q s first swimming: tv-am. At mo 1imo 111211 HIP ynarbe'mk was: gluing; In prom; tho Tmm was prvparing for tlw AH? mt'ot In 120 hold at Ilnndl'ix. MPELING lmmseH an !I.a wmcr P- w brig hzw powelfm E'IEMTQ rim? Jim Homer lnurw3 Es C'J' uric H-o ma f Isegn a :NJISi-O: Sst of Mm SWIMMING TEAM. Hornihon. Pearce Homer iSmdenr Conch! Bnies, Robertson ALL us weH us Sveve McNee makes rum m rhlrd and smdes safely home, ACTION abounds from hm base :15 Don Sumonie splints across bag. STEPPING into me pitch, Dove Tayior sicims one mm the outfield. BISON corcher Steve McAfee goes into union us the ball is pitched. TURNING lhe corner of third base runner Gary Simpson fakes insTrUCo rions To play it safe from Coach Ted Airman us play is made ar home. 206 IASBALI. TEAM. FRONT ROW: Cox, Barber, Fouss. J. Mlller, PGUT SECOND ROW Bailey, E. Miller, Henry4 Simpson, Plummet, McAfee, THIRD ROW: J. Iarryhill, lAssr. Cocchl, Siatom, lMgr.J, Green, Jeier, Samanied Elkmg Hams, Couch Altman. 'HASEBA LL Hardballers pit determination against opposition i fpllcher Rmhurd Green swings for one of his many hits of aha yearv In his first year at Harding College Cnach Ted Altman found himsvlf facvd with 1110 task Hf rebuiiding a baseball team largely fmm Frvsh man and sophnmm'e aspirants who ropnrtwl for practice in February. Gone from lhp 106$ team were such outstanding: hard halIPrs as Stm'o Smith. twice AllAAIC catvlwr. pitclwrs Joe Spaul- ding. Jim VVatsun and Kim Pale. infielders Hummy Carter and Billy Ray Bardcm 11nd nut- fielders Jerry NInte. Ron Spillmzm. Joe Burlcson and Terry Burton. The. 196+ team was buih amuud four relurni ing Iettermen: pitcher Rit'lmrd Groom. shurl-stop Eddic Miller. first baseman Bornio Gun: and in fielder Don Samanie Freshman Mike Plummor rapidly developed into the Bisnn's most effective pilChPr and freshman Stove NICAIW'H ralrhing ability reminded fans of AlliAIC Stove Smith. Other newcomers to the team shuwinkr real prof misc for future years wore Pow Henry. Johnny .Iotor. Gary Simpson Jimmy Miller. Rob Barber and Dave Fouss, What the team lackvd in pose and finesse was compensated fur by onlllusiasm and hustle. Lacking power at the plate. the 10641- Bison nine relied heavily on wolmmod walks, daring base running. and dangerous squcozo plays to push runs acmssV In mnfcroncc gamos the team split double headerg with Henderson State. Arkansas A S: M and Ouarhita and Inst dnublp headers to ASTC. Tech and Suuthom State. 207 BASEBALL . i... 4;L.OA'1;3 I ... - 32., 1A.:vm5; 4' - RESULTS ' '. m .m r.1663: Harding Opponent urgi- ' 7 7 ASTC 11 x 6 Qt; 0 ASTC 1 .v V 1 Arkansas Torll 7 6 ; y: 1 Arkansas Torh .0 '- 6 3 0 Hondm'm m 14 .0 Hendorsun 5 2 LRIT 5 0 LRU 4 0 Arknmns A A NI 8 3 Arkamm A xQ NI 1 8 LRU 9 0 Sunthm'n Stall! '5 2 Snnthm'n State 7 '3 Ollilf'ililil 6 i Olliu'llim 2 STREYCHING hugh, fins! baseman Samonie auches 1hrow to retire runner. SOPHOMORE second baseman, ermy MIHer, uokwng 0 short lead off BATTERY. BnMey Jerer McAfea Green Plumrmv thud base- hos me onnupunon of sconng wuh the Hex! pirched ball, 208 l 1;?! . x53 IOWLING TEAM. FRONT ROW; Yurcho, Trickey, Smith. SECOND ROW: Boyd, Ersk-ne, Simpson, Barber Davis, Dockery Bur! BOWLING Bison bowlers strive for NAIA tournament spot In their sot'und yPar 0f AIC bmvling. tho Bison keglers ranked third in the cnnferonro Larry Yurclm and Dmmis Organ ranked among the top ten hnwlors in tho AIC. Compotitinn is hold on a Hmailitrgmphic basis until the cnnfm'onrn Hrnll-off is led in April. The top two trams g0 10 Kansas City for the NAIA Tnurnamont T110 1065 team shows promise of bring much Stronger than the twn prnviuus teams. In a Limail- o-grapllicv match with David Lipscomb Cullvgo. the Harding 1mm wml with a 2704 series Which set a now scluml rm'nrd. Ton men cnmpriso the team. but only llu' top five scores each Monday count. in rnmlwlitinn. Coach M. E. Bcrryhill ably dirvcts the activities: of Harding's kvg'lm's. BASIC to any good bowier us his approach to ?he game. Here Rob Barber demonsrroles his approach, as he prepares 10 launch rhe boll. INTENT on the pngfeSS of his fech bowiers, Lorry Yurcho waits for his Purn and also keeps The score sheets tcbulotEd for his teammates, 209 1'ENNIS TEAM- FRONT ROW Webb, Smith Combrell. SECOND ROW Williams, Juhnson, Steprer TENNIS Hardings first tennis team posts winning mark Coach Hugh Gmuvor and his tennis squad entered the 106-! wagon without any intercol- legiate exporionco and carm- nut fourth in the CUHfCFCI'ICP. Ounrhitu. Hendrix. and Henderson hold 1110 first threw lwrlhs. reshmttively Hardingk l'irsl-ymr notmvn included Tony VVehb- Torry Smith. Jim Fxl Williams. Roger Juhnsmy Louis Stopim; and M01 Gambrell. Five of tho nriginal six I'PHII'nOd for the 1965 season. ' '-1-.-. qu'UJ '- 1K . . . . . - -'0' 7-: .hh . l . PREPARFNG 10 slrxm home ms serve, Terry Smith puts hm ball Into orbn, STRAINING to momrom n volley, Tony Webb members to make the return. 210 ginning links season has Bisons as dark horse 1: 0f the ten colleges in the AIC entered an teams in tho 367hnle contest in 1964. ; placed eighth and picked up three in the AIC AlI-Sports contest. Dr. Bob J. , Director of Testing and Counselling. had participated in intercollegiate golf, ac- - the assignment of coaching the 1965 golf Early in Febmary he began work with u - a who reported. Instructing the men in je points of driving and putting Dr. Bob his golfers toward the AIC meet to be in Magnolia May 10-11 with Southern College as host. Lacking an outstanding , the team had to rely on team balance to as high a position as possible in cnnferenrv -s. GOLF TEAM. Gilliam lcoochi, Jonei, Chandler Tucker Lowe, Brack, - r the golfer's nightmare, putting, Mickey Jones POWER in she mifial drive 0H the 129 by sophomore George Lowe is ob Vbtlu on its way while Winston Chandler holds the pm. served by fellow golfers and Veommales, Willtom Tvcker and Gary Brock. 211 MEN'S INTRAMURALS Year long participation encourages athletes STEVE McAFEE tries in vcun for hrs! base in a sudden burst of speed in a determined effort to beat The hard, fast throw from the infield for a hif. TAKING o heohhy cut or 1he boll, BEH Dye. sends one flying mm The outfield in u effort m bring his Ream from behind in a confest in intramural softan ANCHOR man Roy McGee dnves sharply inlo the rape or the succeszul finish M the 440 yard racy dunng the closmg moments of a day of activity. 212 Earnin,.rgr awards is not the only reason or cvnn ihc- mos! pmfitable rousun for parliripaling in the intramural sports prugram al Harding College. The values one receives Stretch from incrcasing' skills in gamos and spurts unc ulromly knows tn learning totally ncw and different athictic abili- ties in a vm'icly nl' mntosls and organized sports. The varieiy 0f spurts extends throughtmt the seasons of the entire year to inrlurlv snftball and football in the falL volleyball and basketball during the winter. and basoball alum: with mu'k and field M'onts in thv spring ul lhc- yvax'. Concurrent with tllv I'vgular alttix'ilios of sea- sonal sports are 11w various individual spurts skills mnlr'sts. In this arm of pm'iiripatinn. 1110 individual porsml is mm! on his aptitude in personal owmts 5:11:41 us the mp0 rlimh and bunk hall thruw. XVhilo nll nf tlw arms are upon 10 all of tho students. ilw valuahlv nsst'ls arquirml in tho allv inclusin program arv RMfrCUHll'Ul. liming. Ctr m'dinaliml, tliudplinv and planning. Those arms nf dovoiupmmlt lu'lp nut nnly n'hilt' tlw student is 011 1110 ruurt nr lmrk ur diamuml. but also in the other ondoavm's ul' amdomir life as well as in 1119 pusl mllngo day's. VAUHING high into the cm, WEHiom Tucker, clears the bar lEADING the field Ned Bouz, strides effortlessfy toward Ihn fmnsh Inns of the 880 f0! fill? PIGCE In Ihe unHUCH track $1de field day uchvnies yard run. 8002 also won The 440.ycrd run, mule run, and vhe high lump for his Club HOPES, desires, and ospircmons for victory are more often than no! disrumed wirh unforeseen disappoinfmems during fruck and field doy s mrerclub comperihon and rivahy. ENGAGED in Ihe very strenuous and demanding sport of shm pumng, Chff Ganus mes wrrh 0H of Ms mwghr to win the annual track and held day event for his club. 213 h AMPD th stares of Wlow picyers and opponenrsh guard Gail More CONCENTRATION appears etched on rhe face of Dr. Genus as he prepares to rollnns rmri confrols the loose- ball 1n Cm inlmmural bnskelbnl game. defend for ?he facuhy in a vigorous studenrvfccuhy volleyball game MEN'S INTRAMURALS Sportsmanship is emphasized by spirited clubs Prmridingjr spice tn the intranmml program throughout the omiro spurts year. the renewing of rugged Club rivalries Contimumsly brings out the best in spirit and rnmpolition in all the clubs h both large and small. In many ways the Club program is the icing on the intramural rake. For whvn an ancient and tough rivalry is renewed, no matter what the sport. large m'nwds mmpnsod 0f vluh mem- bers as; well as just inloroslml students come and crowd the sirlolinos nr stands. This boom in spectators carries nvm' to 1110 Emma: and produces some of tho host 0111111.: and games over soon by the fans. The club program hoggins ourly in the year: with softball slurting vvvn hvfnrv 110w pledges arc inducted into tho various clubs. Closely fol- lowing softball. funihall brings the prngy'am on In the winter indoor prugrzlm, Volleyball and basketball mnvo intranmmls into spring. From there the nutdnnrs Iukm over in the form of a gigantic allrsrhnnl. qlhflllh lrark and field day. On This annual Thursday in the spring. school is suspended for tho day and everyone partici- pates in the ovonls which last from early morn- ing to late evening. EXTENDING their bodkes In 0 leap for We rebound, Walrer Cunningham and James Penrod compete hercely for me riqht to control the basketball. a. - foorbnli chammonslwps mo won on such Ways ns Hus n5 haHbock Bob penrcy ClrcFes and behind h's bro'hel s blozlmg for a louchdown INmAl. ton'oc? by defender BIH Womm', whuzh mned the Fomerl THE Harding infromurm program IS vay mum! rmmnq mp venous hose ham 'hE 'wmended reufwer resuhed in rm Interferenm penalty. rnmne'mve spor's bowlwnr; hm, Pvtcnw 'm Ircrnmmqw morguidr 500w 215 WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS Competition is the key to women's intramurals EYES CLOSED, Mm'v mm' IFII um'JUU mou'h agape; ADP Haynes Was 1r-r'omm I v nw mm 'M' wwwhw! M wwg m rIM' gwh m'vmmmd hronri wmp. CAUGHT WNW '11; 'r-- u :1 '- - ' L :m H: W Hum ; 1-1 N11, ngr-rr, rmrj qo OVEN rho m wH--,l:-'H' ubemr ?qu mud: dumce but ?0 FIRING up u sum from m dose,Burbora Thompson clams ihe scormg gap for her mom clurmg n fusr slrqulc beVWeen wwo women s boskeTboH teams 216 The Harding wumvnk program. which con- lt'r-w mmmd thv 11mm major m'livilim Hf Volley- hnlL basketball and lrark. is dirorlorl bV Margo Ryan. 8110 c'hwrflllly ul'punimw llw Inlay fur the intorostvd girls and mum lmrliriputm in many of 111v Contests in unlor In slun'lwu lhv c'nmpvtition. Ccmlpmilinn. whirll is 1110 law to any gnnd in- !ranmral program. wua' inle-nsv us mmnbvrs nf IhP wmnmfs sm'ial l'lubs Viml fur amnual Sports awards. Klau'iv Laird um wlm'tm! in; line hunk mural Athlete nl' lln- Yu'ur. Ht'r wlr'vliun was a Hull lmnm'. as: Ihv numml's intramural prugrmu 11ml many gland rlmirv; I'm' lhv annual award. Individual mum-sla nary f'I-nm lmmis man'hos tn basketball l'rvv thrmw. 'Hu- wunwn whu amass tho greatwl nmmmt nf puimx fur HIP Hmtnsts un- awarded iarkvts' nml n'nluhiv: nl Illv rlimax nf' Iho Spurting yt'zu' in n rheqwl program. Continuum vxpaminn ni'1hvmum!nfavtivitios llmt I110 Wumvn ram laelrliripnlv in. always as HHI'OQ 1110 pmgr'nm nf u ymlrly gmulll in run, lmtunls. Tho spirit uml nrtivily nll llm program. which Pannnl hv l'mmql ur surpnwwl anywhere vla'm is u primv n'emnn l'm' HIP xuu'vsS :nf Wunlmfs inlnnmlrals DISCUS instead 01 a dish in he: hands, Nnito Jenn Berryhill gets se1 10 see how for she can throw This unfumwhnr ob1ecr of muscuhmry, AHEAD o! the field by a large margm In rhe 100 yard dash, Sharon Wisener sets a school record for We even! m women s club uchon OIOUP participation and emhusmsm srimuTme tension-fxlled comesls. IAREFOOTED and showing unusual form, JIH Groddy manages to deer which highlighted The Intramural program provided forwomen s recreation. 19 high xump bar, which quclifles her '0 remoln In the CDmDEiiNOH- 2'17 VARSIIY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Eoff, Robb, Wes! Smith, Foussj Webb; Green Algae, CosVon Gad. SECOND FIOVV- Cox, B-OCL. anbcr Ptummer, Jeter, Henry. Horns, Moss. McGee THIRD ROW. Booz, Peacock Merrerl, Euiley Mwller, chho, Hobby, Somunlc Dean VARSITY CLUB Honorary Ietfermen's society promotes athletics The Varsity Club at Harding. an lmnnrary m'ganizatinn. is mmpns'wl nf llw Iiisnn alhlctes whu haw lotlvwd in unv of thv nine intercol- logrialo Spurn in nllit'h ths- rullvgv Imrtiripates. Tho Club's l'mrl'msv is In vnwm'nge- high stani danls fur Iiw lvtlr'rmvn aml tn pnnmuto mhlotirs. . HONORED guesw CH Hue hrs! Fombull pup l'lHy, Benny Hardmg's new Bison muscoy Moira on mm ohvmus plenaurc m We rootets. EYEING she lunwlcxckcrs ior winch I'ney WM be measured, lrcshman Jerry Fueny mm rm nld choY For John BrodEanuwn and MM New 218 CHEERLEADERS Cheerleading squad sparks school's enthusiasm Excellmlrv in I'OI'JI'CSPIItinj: tln' St'lllllll and leading Illv sllulvnts in rllvvring fur mrh nt' 1hr Bison teams was llu- main vhararloristir uf' Ihl' 195465 t'hL'UI'lt'iltlH'H Howovvr, t'xu'llvnrt' in anything is llnt vusily found and t'lwm'lvzuliug is 11m nxu'plinn. T110 measure of prm'isicm and timing arhimwi by this year's rhm-I'imtlm's was llao roml! ui' mum long hours nf Ill'ilt'tirf' with smqiun: path uflrm OOH. Monlpllianl Virkix- Milrllvll 19d Illic. vmlr's squad wiih t'hm'm am! dvtlit'alium in getting 1110 most out nl' llu- Illth uiliinf; Cheerluadvrs. Th? often flmilmuling,I M'IH-dlllv loft Um t'lLN-I'lvmlvrs brealhloss and hvhiml in stmlivs. but Hwy um'l' always at 11w Iiiwn gumm stimulating Rpiri! with CllPN'h 11w :1 virtur-V, Tragedy nlmmt ali'mk mmx during: 11w your for tho quul mul spcmmr Dr. Pryur in lln- lhrm SCHOOL SPIRII rullwes mm we v-n-ous mr-mbows of m cheerienders as Ufahighwayem'itlvm m1 mule1 to an nlll-Hl'rhlwn Ww'v W +9., mm M ' '4 7 0 711 W ? WW Sen'nmber- ball gamr', Furtunulvlv m: mm wne in'iun-d in tho mishap. LEADING Wen cheers the CHEERLEADERS. rxwu Hr'i, Hum; Hai'vvmg Vdue f-Jm-ru-U Chum: P,;-r . V'uw Wwwv. V.1? Bisons, Undue Mdcholl Ionps Io dmm n yeli 2:515; Ihe crowds m for SYMMETRICALLY mmnged an per 561' precisxor the EAUbEVUHT Bwson checdeodws bung the uowd 10 ?fr- wHIw rm ch-liucmnq cheer 219 myvr s ??yy-tgw '11; nm S. a w. t '. . . h.u Wm-r . 3. 1 x u L ; 2a 1' J ?.H ! muHHH- .3. A V b'm: : dldg'uetimg 60!: ghowth and M69. Cphepaning 60ft coQQege studg. 970me a nick basis 60h Chaigtian gemce. gigging a the 06 educator: 30a citigenship. Qenutng the 001212999 and communitg. gJahdimg's u4cademg and gnawing thooQ 99 the 6am Qinb in Our: echooQ henitage. 04cademg ADMINISTRATION Demanding excellence is road to achievement PERRY S. NIASON, IVIA. the Superintendent of llw Amdomy. has worked tn make it a top college preparatory schooL acrroditod by the North Contra! Association uf Colleges and Secon- dary Svlumls. .I. E. BERRYHILL NIA. is well known as the Aradvmy principal and social science teacher. TVIAKDF. MONTGOMERY. KIA. principal nf Hm olomvntary school. has supervision nvnr 11w sturlr-nt tr-m'llors from the College. J. E. Bcrryhill. MA, Academy Principal Plrry 5, Mason, MA, Academy Supermtendent Maud. Monlgamery, MA, Elemenlory School Principal 222 Iclburu Iamu. BA Naih: Berryhiil, BS lorry Bills, BA Mildred Bixlcr. BA Ruth Blowning, MAT Sum Casey. BA Joyce Davis. BA Physical EdUCCJIID chmv ELcnomms Musm, Brhhr Hemenfnry Srhool Hememory School stlory, Conch Science IIII Difas, MA Mary Helsien. BA Ed Higginbolham. BA Arm Kelly Luis Lawson, MAT Inez Pickens, BA Florence inell, MA Easiness Bmh- flomvnhuy waom History, Com'h SHLWImy Elemen'ary Schom English flcmunfmy School Bob PriviH, MA Kathryn Ritchie, BA Myrtle Rowe, BA Mattie Sue Sears. BA Cliff Sharp. BA Irma Welch. MA Ar: Mn'hemrmm Elemenmry Schoo! Hemc-mury School Srmnm Load beunv, Enghsh FACUL TY Sacrifice and patience germinate learning skills Endeavoring to maintain the high slundards Of the North Central Assnciation 0f Cullogos and Secondary Srhnnli Harding Academy provides an excellent fnrully tu guide the elementary Students as well as the students in high school. Striving 10 bring Ill? reality of Christian edu- cation to all wlm desire it. the busy faculty mem- bers help to sponsor many extracurricular activi- ties, bringing: their sterling examples of Christ tian life to the students in and out of 1110 Class imam. EI'IACMING several classes as well as odmimstrming, are but two of tho runny jabs handled weH by Academy Principal J. E Berryhiil in 0 day. DEDICATION Winning smile speaks well for closs-honored instructor Many of us gained a hotter undorstanding nf tho businvss world in his Classes. Under his guidance we not only learned tho morhnnirs of typing and shorthand. but we also found a viewer understanding of the Christian way of life. Bomusr' his cheery attitude has demo so much for I110 Academy. and because of his deep imr'rvst in Path of us as individuals. we. tho senior class of 1955. dedicate nur pnrtinn nf Hm Peri! Iran In Mr Bill Dilcs. Havingr taught. in tho Acadvniy fur sovoml years, Mr. Dilos joined the regular faculty in the fall of 106i. A 1056 graduate of Harding College, Mri Dilvs previously taught in tho schnuls Elt W'illifunl. Ark. his high svhnnl aimn 1113101: In Angus! of 1964 he was married to 1110 for- mor Biliit' LaFnrno-v. a receptionist at tho Rru Hr'arrh Cnntvr. MR. BELL DILES, MA 09000501 00000000 ,le 1,41 .li'i'r Vi tn ,Ie. M.- i1', n'! milk CLASSES under Mr. Diies ore cmoyuhie ns wuH us unw'uihve because of his rmurol reaching nbiI-w rmri H5 er-vfu! mh'wq'c- nr'd Chriihgn ideolsh t V. hi? 1 RECENTLY married to the former Billie LaFemey, Mr. Diles is affectionately Fed a piece of the neverrro belmgonen wedding take by hlS smiling bnde. DEVELOPING rzm'l'we 5LH5 m 'M: i cmemz:hr19 ;:r'5 qudcmy gwk run slmwn sewwnq RN ':1 rl'Jss 355 fmmm ! unrim 4w rhnirhon N Muss Barvyle ACADEMIC LIFE Students recognize challenges and opportunities The Harding Academy offers an academic life that prosr'nls ruumloss opportunities to the hrcth'adonirlg,r nf thv mind. The Academy student is able to explore all the phasos of life that might interest him as a craving fur knmvlmlgn is satisfied through basic courses in mam phases nf math. science. litera- ture and art. Tho dour tn the business wurld can be opened through mursos in shorthand. typing. and office prm'tiro. The musiral lulvm. of Academy students is tapped lln'ungh Iho inspiring Chorus and its activities. Aratlmnic and special interest Clubs are availahln tn sludvnts who wish to furtllor a special intornsL The academic lifv nl' the Academy provides a rich diet of sludy fur tho student who hungors fnr knnwlvdgv. OFFERED u variety 0? Sublems tmrl mhvmvs n1 Ihe Academy, Bruce Hrnson d'wooses a Course Nerrmq m; sWIs cm m- clrnwmg board 11' . I ACADEMIC LIFE The Academy offers growth through experience Maintaining a wealth of well trained, ex- poricncorl tvzlrhvrs aml a-ulministmtivo personnel, the Acadmny prndnm-s ml mltslanding senior t' las5 0f studoms vurh spring: Having boen given lhc opportunity In lmrlicipzlto in student loader- ahip. athletir m'mns. sm'ial arlivitios- and aca- demir challvngcs. oath studvnt can be well pre- pared to PIHPF mllogo wilh a rroditable tran- Script The spiritual aspect of tlm Afarlemy is seen in every day's at tiviti0s. daily Bible classes. chapel rlcvntimmls. :md rhnrus programs of hymns and spiritual sungzs. Thus this priceless heritage oar'h Aradvmy student is privileged to encmmtm' propmm him fur his rule in life. PROVIDED wuh me opportuniyy of gaining valuable expenence m pubhz spanking, C-nry Mnmn delwers a chapel soeech before The sfudenr body. PRACTICAL npphcn'mn cf prmmples demonslm'ed m Hint. H'W 11550anle part OF 'he Fenrmmg worms srrcssrd m Mrs. Davis :hemisiry d055, 226 $333335 0 0000000 0 5033533 5353353 553$33u5 'i .............. l 00 ach$u500 0 000000 0':IJ;V; 0 000000 E .O. ...?-1. 3$50?02t 0'0'0'0 ' ' 0 0 O I 00'03500300 h05.3335aam 1 00000000 L 000000000 i00000000 ' 0'0 5.0.0.330. .0 v0 5000000 350 353333 100 000000 00 000000 n9 vw0 00000 . ' 000 000000 -ng0 00- 00000 w H 000000 100000 . 00000 0 0000 x000, mECOMlNG COURT. FRONT ROW0 Roy Barnes, Sonya Pelwayr SECOND ROW0 Jenene Hart, Sandro Green Barbara McMIHIn, Sondra Hams. Ho Lana tMurciu Hays! Momno Prock. wSTUDEN T LIFE Extra - curricular activities mark student life JAmUIVE DION? Slevens effitwemiy uhllzes Ihe mrd Cmmog In 1.00 Mademy lwbmry. Mule checking references for r1 coming report i t II 1 '- ! +. 3-. u Tl'aditicms play a very importanl rule in tho Harding Academy slntlvnlk life..Ihily Chapel in'ugrams. Christmas and spring drama pre- snnlatiom. Hmnomming. snark hrmk. Chorus trips and sovmrthiriy muming' rohm'sals. doc- urating tho halls brifurv a hnllgetmo. plodgo week. and Awards Day aw iusl u lbw 011' I119 nccurences. Aradmny sturlt'ms me- Mpm'ionvod mu'h year fur several domdvs. Student life a! tho Acadmnfv offers many Clubs and urganizatiuns for studonl participation. Urganizatitms mnvl twice a wvok. nffm'ing- many valuable oxpm'ionrm in spvrinl inlnrosts and 5012 vials. and snrial Fluha pmvidc an outlet for hoallhv fun. ENTHUSIASTICALLY . r: Heady a 7 boos'ors show .. .. . ., . x . k . . . W . -0 C71! Cquim'Cnmm. ANSWERING quyshorw and gaming books SlgnEd whwle wearing colorful nmro 5 a pm! of n rvledcye week day, as Murgmev Formby IS fvndmg om SMILING wudems seem m be comem us Ihey push and shove them- wcy Po ?Feir locker or '0 Weir EH class Unough 'he- crowded hallway TRYING 1o keep Ins grade average CH H19 highest pcasszbk- level, lhis Muden? utilizes the FuciliHL-s mm are prowded by the Academy library ISDCIATION WM club becux Phwllip EWQH and Bruce Henson proves fun far Sub-Debs us they emoy some mnlk rogelher duung a mud: break. iUB-DEB The activities f pledge W691i came to an end sua-oEn, TOP ROW: Muss Berryhdl :sponson, Cam. comp, Ford, Formby. .th the initiation of nine new members. The SECOND ROW; Genus, Green, Hams, Jones, Lune, IHIRD ROW: Lawyer, dlelight ceremony was held at the home of Mmon' MCC'G'en' MCMi'Hni MOG'E' FOURTH ROW: Pe'w'ayh sem' snag , ian McClaren. vuughn' The Sub-Dnhs selected for their juninr and i'aslor beaux Phillip Elliott and Bruce Henson. ' mctively, and Bill Diles was honored as heachcr of the Year? Sub-Debs and dams visited HMoon Riverh at 1: annual banquet on March 22. The hDeb- HonorH award was presented tn the Suthph I'm best typified the spirit of the club v M... Green. Pres.; McCluren, Vice.Pres.; Cain, Sec.hT!eash; Sears, 1 Mulch. Hist; Jones. Songleuder; Ford, Debvor-Arms; Nairo Blnyhlil. Sponsor. 229 KAT Attitude of KAT pledges adds brightness to year The Kappa Alpha Theta social club started the year off with five members and eleven new members were addvd after the hectic activities of pledge week. At the annual banquot hold December 7. the KAT'S and thoir dates onjnyod an evening spent on a '8011111 Pacific island. Ellen McCauley, the folk-singor. ontortainod and Bill Diles was the featured spoalwr. Bunking parties provided opportunities in gm lugmlmr and make plans for pledge week or wnrk :m banquet plans and decorations. KAY. TOP ROW; Mrs, Dovus lsponson, Boles, Brewer, Brown, Bryson. SECOND OFFICERS. FALL: Laniey Pres, Brewer, VimAPreh Buffington, Sec,- POW: Buffmglom Evans, Fredrick, HoHond, Isom. THIRD ROW: Jamison, Tram; Bryson. Rep. SPRING: Brewer. Pres: McMasters. Vire-Pres-: James, Lnsley McMnsvors FOURTH ROW; Pm-ersun, Shepherd, Swan, Wuthers, Jones, Sec.-Treos.; Hales, Rep; Joyce Borrow Duws, Sponsor. CONCENTRATION l5 ewden' m rhe Faces of these members of Ihc KAT socml dub US Hwy endeavor r0 COmMFH prepnmemn for some club function. L it 230 SEVERAL STAR; Mike udmnlaqe of the rare abundance o! snow m Arkcmsns on the Amdemy town :15 more nmgd mEmbers of -hc Club tool: on STAR iPink Pcmther' purrs for STAR's formal banquet , The STAR's had their annual banquet at the Roberson's Rendezvous. with ttPink Pantherii 'Ierving as their theme. Folk-singer Synettc Hub- bard provided the entertainment for the evening Ind Russell Simmons presented a thoughtful apeech. The STAR's and their dates entertained the neighborhood around the campus with Christ- mas caroling just lmfurv the holidays. In keepi :ing with the tradition of helping others. the STARE aided sumo unfm'tunate people in Soarcy at several different times 0f the vear. 91mm. FALL: Hun, Pres.; Burger, Vice-Presr; Puckett Sec-Rep.; Went. Trws.; Hays, SIcr-m-Armst SPRLNG: Stevens, Pres; Fucken, w-Pmst; Hort Sec.-Rep.; Hays, Trees, Burger, Storror-Arms; Ruth wning. Sponsorl STAR. TOP ROW- MWSS Blownlng tsponsorl, Burger, B Bridges, N Brldges. SECOND ROW Delong, Harn'Hay; Holbrooks. THIRD ROWV Kttchmg. Prock, Pucken, Stafford FOURTH ROWr Stevens, Steward. Tetrell, Wes! . t 1 '- L l' ' ' i' . , l t -y . -.... - 'i' K x V ll I ACADEMY A CAPPELLA. FRONT ROW- Hays, Peiwoy, Burger, Com. Green, Steward Camp. Srevens, Holbrooks, Ford. SECOND ROW: 5. Stafford. Frederick, BGIPS. BIYSC , MCHWPH, JONES, Swan, Mason Hurt, Puckett THIRD ROWv Petersom David Berrthlll D, Pace. DICIL BerryhiH. S. Harris. Shepherd, Vaughn. MOON! J F'HCF. E. SIUHO'CL R7 Hams. FOURTH ROW: Henson, Pwpitln, Bndger, Elliott, Martin, Jordan, Cope, Wallace, Hednck Pe'ers, Garner, Roberrs, u,s MUSIC GROUPS Music, an integral part of Academy activities ENTHUSIASTIC f. n:nwil l'::emt3E's 'ecewe vulutnblu mus UH 'rnmng u: re- r: ':l', :'s .rur -,.- :Nn 'i'e-rhcr' cf- 10: rcrwiurtar onivuscr Lenny Bulls The Academy A Cappolia rhums. under the direction of Mr. Larry Bills. furthered the fine traditions 0f music lhc Academy has maintained in tho past.Admittanro into thorhnms is through tryouts. Tho churns hunk vau tom's this year into Missouri and other bordering states. The District Choral Foslival was under the direction of Mr. Bills this your and was held on the Harding: Cullvgo rumplm The A Cappella was given a rating: of 1 by all three judges. The Largv Chorus i5 dpsignod fur all Academy students interestvd in churns work. No tryouts are necessary fur partiripatiun. The Juninr Chums gives junior high srhool students tho nppurllmily l'ur experience in Choral Work in preparation fur later work in high schunL Sowml programs wvro prosnnlod by this ngup thruugh tho ymr. 232 49ft Vflr$tiiivim ,'y.1::'rugimunjg ' MICE CHORUS. FRONT ROW: Hays, Burger, Pe'way, Jones, Momn, Blue, R. Formby Eczggca-H CynTHia Bndgemnn, Black M Samrs, Brown, 0 Stevens. Kell, MOHQ. SECOND ROW' Mcmmen, N. Budges, Lane, 5, Smfford, Gnnus, Cam, Jones, Lawyer M Fcrmby, J Thomason, J Dow: P, Srevcns James M Maore, K.Sould,Fordl Harri Kmhmg THIRD ROW: Prank, B Bridges, Green, Bryson, Brewen S. Hams. Shepherd, B. 5:1ch Harden L D::v:s A Could Grooven BuHingmn, Pucker , Mason, Comp, Street McMiHm. FOURTH POW M Boles, PowelV Hek'en, Henson, Charles Bndgemnn, Lawson, anm J BerryrnH M Muncy. Rhodesj Bixler Roberts, Bndger, Hednck, Mr Thompson, J. Horns, At?eberry FIFTH ROW; D. Pace, EHwovL Did. BerrvhuH G Momn J Mocre, Pwpkin, David Berryhdl. R Harm, D Muncy, Peters, Gamer, EV SraHordJ Wulloce, Segmves. Cape leemboh. J. Pace. ADVICE m sought and gwen as director Lorry Bulls and student Jerry Moore look over a plate of mush: before a mormng rehearsm JUNIOR CHORUS. H'YONI POW EJJuuuH, Buduer Sears Cmuht MmMH, HrlrL SECOND POW. F1 FDHHLV. K-m Mono, Blue Normscm H-HFJD POW lawnn .J. Duv-s r.r..-Mslr.;.1 Mam. M F FOUWH N A vwld BerlthH. vaem H::I-1r.LKL-H Hcdv: ' HFTr+ RQW Hz: ? DC-WIH Bafes. Hams Ar-ohr-rvy MIG. 233 l ; 27 BETA CLUB. FRONT ROW: Hays, Stevens, Puckett DELong. Mason, Burger, Sears. SECOND ROW; Bryson, Stafford, Green, McClaren, Lesley, Harris, Hem. THIRD ROW: chwson, Cum, Jones, Muncy, BerryMl, Herwsom FuHey, Roberts. ORGANIZATIONS Honor students sound the depths of knowledge Eyomon Qtudentg Qandna Qneen CDicle CBermghiQQ 234 The Beta Club stands: for urhiovomont. char: acter. and leadorahip. In nrdvr u: be a member a student must maintain 11 WT; average 01' above for two mnsccutivo Rix-wook pm'inrls. Buying a frame for tho senior mmlmsitn and a Club break- fast at the 0nd of tho your for all members are prnjocts Of 1110 Beta Club. A really gond newspapm' was; the reward re- ceived by the H- ilrlc'at staff for thoir hard work and persorvanco. Undvr U10 rnpahlo editorship of Jencne Nari. tht- H'Hdrm has; hm-n a source of pride in tho onlirv srlmnl. Tim? and effort was spent by odilur Patlio 81w Sears and assistant editor Kittona Purkott. with assistance from the 6011ng staff. in planning: and nrganizing the Aradomy sortiun nf tho PNH .la'mz. PETIT JEAN STAFF. FRONT ROW: Futkerr, Ford, Sears, Stevens, Brown, Pe'wuy, Hays. SECOND ROW; Hun, Mason, Cam. Horus, Evans. Comp, Brysonr THIRD ROW: WQane. Sroitmd, Janes McCloren, Gwen McMHm, Jordan PLANNING a spread lor lee Academy sculion ure Fem Jean cdxror Pcmie Sue Sears cmri hm mmsmm ndwrm KiHenr: Pucken. WILDCAY STAFF. FRONT ROW: Emgerl Mason, Ford Mchllm SECOND ROW: Caih Comp, HarL Harris YHWD ROW, Kirchmg, Gcnus, Bridges FOURTH ROW: Green, McCiaren, Evans. Jordan mDUClN-G o sdiom paper penodmolly ore edelor JE-nenc Hm: ' and her amsmm edizor Nancy Bndges shown workmq logelher. LIBRARY CLUE. FRONT ROW. Sears, Martm, Baggcv, Formby, Emigcr, Umrk, ng. SECOND ROW: Blue. Dcxv.s Knchmg, Bndgcmsn, Jones, Moore, Gunus SCIENCE CLUB. FPONT ROW A Gould. C Gould SECOND ROW: Brwdges, Camus Bumpy THIRD ROW K907 Hg, Vaudr-n ! JUNIOR BETA CLUB. FRONT ROW Formby, Boggen, Clark, SECOND F'OW Rhodes, Cams, Srcvssns THIRD POW Croover. Arteberry, Moore FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF AMERICA FPCNT FZOW- SDGFS, Ford. Burger, Pucki-H, S'GNord, SVe-aens SECOND FOVK H-rr! Permian L'IW'fCF, Bt-rrth LSFJOFSCI'. THiRD POW AMMlHH', Hurr:5 Mason szus, Pch-uy, Cam: FO'JPEH F'Qw'v' Kwd'mg MEAL, I i K iSLmr'vsod. J, Han, Ca'm Evans. BWHHL'V, Janus, Akarem, LDSE'L Green, a a. it of the samo purlmst's as tho 1 03'5 Key Club. ORGANIZATIONS Industry and diligence rewarded in achievement The duties of lhv Library Club members are working;r in 1110 Armlmny lihrary under the super- vision nf Mrs. Irma Wolch. T110 Srioncv Club explores sr-ivnlifir imvrosts outside nf the class, room wm'k. Tho .Iunim' l-h-In Club is open to junior high schonl stuclonls nminlaining a high scholastic averagp. 11ml nmnniym programs and activities during llw your. The Future llunwmakors of America. undor the sponsorship nf Naila Bm'ryhill- engaged in projects. rlish'irt and stalo meetings. and their annual hanquvl. Thvspians helped in 1110 pm, ductiun nf drama or! ivilies during the year. Twu now m'ganizatinns formed at the be. ginning nf this year wore the Future Business Leaders of America. spnnsnrcd by Mr. Bill Diles. and the Junior Civiizm Club. operating for many THESPIANS. FRONT ROW: Sfcfford, Sears. SECOND ROW: Jordan. Wu BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW; Hays. Sievens, Sraffordl Green, Puckett, Gunus, Moore, Burger SECOND ROW Diles iSponsorL Thompson, Wallace. McCluren, dean, Jones, Lesley. Alreberry. Pulley MIDI CIVITAN CLUB. FRONT ROW Sems Han Brown, Ford. SECOND ROW; Como, Jones, Cum, Evans. McClurer THIRD ROW: Brewer, Mason. Bryson, Glenn. lusley. Kuchmg '- i . A '. 1 r'vwl-l'i w , PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW: Thompscn, Sears, Ford, Marhn. K419 Kell. DoLong. Burger, Brown, Hdder, Bridger, Lawyer, Formby Blue, Hays. SECOND ROW: Brwdges, Hams, McMwHen Grower. Evans, Mamn, Cn-n, Gunus, Hun, Camp, Bndger, Preckl vaens. THIRD ROW; Barnes lSponsorJ, Jones, Brewer, Bryson, Cream McClurcn. Lasley. Sfcfford, Stevems Pucken, Klvchmgl Dows, Vaughn ORGANIZATIONS School spirit characterizes Harding sports fans The Pop Club's main goal is to arouse the school spirit and support the teamsk The junior and senior choorlomlors wore an active part in I110 network nf srhunl lifv. Among the duties nf the POP Club. undm' tho lvarlorship 0f Juanita Cain- was the dornralinn nll tho halls for each football game and prvparalinn-nf tho homecom- ing activities including the virtm'y feast; Pep rallies before 1110 lmllgamcs were another sec- tion of activitios spnnsurnd by the Pop Club. The Junior and Senior Key Clubs are dedicated to serving: the school. Each year they work to raise money for different pmjm'ts fur the Aca- demy. Thoir suporvisnr ix Mr. Mason. the guperintendont nf Hm whnnl. Tho Citizenship Club. organized as a type of student gm'ornmom. SlI'iVOS hard to promote a better studentntoar'hor r'olatinnship. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Bridger, Thompson. SECOND ROW: Blue, Frock, Stevens. THIRD ROW: Dams Croover. 238 2.7 .. . val v rm, .nr, .: z . imfalgi-Ea'n-Lenrra x: - Jumon KEY cwa. FRONT ROW Hendrix, Bixler SECOND ROW: Mick, Berry- CITIZENSHIP CLUB. FRONT ROW: Han. Mason. Lawyer. SECOND hill,?urte:son. THIRD ROW: Finley. Jordon. ROW: Green, Pulley Lawson THIRD ROW: Thompson, Berryhill, Henson, KEY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Harris, David BerryhiH, Pulley. SECOND ROW: Smf- ford, Muncy. Roberts. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Ditk Eerryhill, Jordon. Henson WE 3333.11 CCyfootbaQQ $05561th w E .r . ATTENDANT CBanbana JACJAEQQM QUEEN Qandm Swain ATTENDANT 9-790 33am Eyewecomimg Count Sandha gnoen generic Emit LMancia 635099 JUlatha Cphock' 1; a 3 . $ $ .3; h 1 ,, ..w-- I ' . . -- I :1:m G ! I l y f - , 0 cu m. -- JUNIOR 39mg LMOOIIQ 099mm; gdaht $ENIOR ndha Qneen 1 iknuce 94mm CBahhg CDMQQips LMantina Cphocb. Qaeg gauonites FRESHMA . -7 uhcta Wage mtg ghompgon SOPHOMORE . pa. '3. m ' 3- a 33-... f A- . 3' . ' L: 1 ' U. 5; vmu. IT'I. ' 1:. $1'3.-x:' :w MAY COURT REPRESENTATIVES. FRONT POW Janene H'IH SIAP; St'ImI-n Uromt, Suereb; KiTry Pcmevscn, KAI SEK'OND ROW. Ijrwmi Pnnr Bruce Henson, Dal: eryluH Mag dlttendants QlunQeg Stamgond Stephanie Cpetwag duh gunmen Sandna Queen CBiler dlwandg W A... k duh and dUliSS gchmdimg cademg QandnaC Jneen CBmmO ?Honrmn 3mm? Hongun in. urtiw in many phasm nf Avadomy life. Ho i5 lmmidmll nl' tlln wnim' Class. active in the A Cuppolln rhums mul has partici- palod in fnnlball. lJilHkPllJilH. 11ml track. He is Indy an assvt m Hamlin;r 1'Kvadmny. Quiwt. unaekznnnng Sandra Hrovn 1121?. well mmod tho rospm'l nl' llw Rimlvnls. She is a ClElSF nl'l'irmg pro: 'm nf lwr mrizll I'lllh. a mr'mlmr uf lhci- A Cappc la rhurm and :1 lllx'nJ'iin ul' Iwr class and the entire smdvm hntlv, 7 l: - 14: .11! 7.1.; 8;. -- 4.261 $1.13; 1 t '31 ,5' 735 719511 - 194-:a Iwanivgs. 35.. 32 2 12 S4 91 30 so BI 72 ea 84 52 1 1n 1:41:14 am a h . 1. ; u .1 : -',E - i- - MIDI I-LJui-191nka'a-1r- .- n 2 3a.. .. ; , . FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Stafford Watts Harris Bridgemnn, Henson Wilson. Bixler, Luwsnn. Roberts, Bell, Mumy, David BerrthH. SECOND ROW: Conch Sharp Thompson, King Jordan, J Pace. Leaf, Moore,Mort1n, Petersen.Hedrick,D.Pace,DickBerryhiH.CoachHigginhorham.. ACADEMY FOOTBALL Tough schedule seasons players for future games COACH Ed Hugglnbmhnm shouts encouragemen! in instruction to MS . . 1 team on 11 : hold 05 the boys on me Sideline profit through observation. Under the leadershlp of Coach Ed Higgm- botham in his first year as hoad coach. the VVild- cats were hurt by the lack of depth and experi- ence. and tho Iecnrd drnppod runsidorably from last y'car s 10- 0. '1110 firstn gamb showed six boys starting that had 110Ver piaV 0d high school foot- ba11.H0wevor from tho stait 0f the season the team showed a great dotmmination and a will to win. The highlight of tho 30115011 was the Wildcats- hard fought 116 hnmocmning victory OVOF Clin- ton which cnnstitutvd their only victory of the 3. Par. Although this year s 10mrd V-V' as not an impres- siVe one, 1110 fans slinVV or! meat school spirit and their mm or saV die uttitndo bV filling the stands at every game. Three of the Wildcats wore placed rm the All- District Squad ThoV VV mo erV Moore James Bixler. and Dick BorthiIl.Je1mos Bixler and Dick Ben'yhill hnth rocoivvd All-State honor nhlo mention. Harding 0 12 0 13 EWTM. defense by Harding Academy deknders Bruce Henson and James Wish! punish the Opposmg runner from Harding's Academy in Memphis, NISUIT and gang rackfing were two of the moior strong pman of the 1964 union of the wuldcms, as 1hey demonstrate RICSUIITS Dos Arr Harding: nf Menuhis Booho Cntlnn thl Hazvn Ilvlwr Springs Clinton DoValIs Bluff Augusta Carlislt- Opponent: iii 1; 4 W H '30 thew skill on opponents. ATTEMPTING to circle hls own left end, Bruce Henson runs unto a Iinle more mterference from The opposmg ream Ilmn he had bargained for, AIR POWER in The Wlidcors' mroclr. .5 prowdcd by hmfbnck Bruce. Henson us he breaks mm the open to puH down u short hxgh pass. 245 RESI T I KFS Hardirzg Opponmts 26 Bomlvvinv 38 69 Komntt 58 48 Bvolw 32 55 Hurtlinlu Hf Nlmnpllis LH- 665 :Wvlhu- 49 0-H Pung'hnrn 50 57 Bald Knul: 311- 6.2 Htw'ln- 42 '57 Angusm 79 68 valtwilh- 28 50 Vilmlin 51 U4 Nt'wpnrl 75 L31 Calirn HIJI'L 51-7 530 Palmtinv 5F KW lethl 5-!- L33 Punghul'n '37 3'3 Hullllhitlv 73 63 Xll'an '33 H Viluniu $3 til Pungimr'n 72 7 lemlll Hahn. M M; Iit'llr-PH 5-1- Hf Cullun I'lamt 4'8 '30 AIIHHHIEI 53 72 Uriil'illlvillc 51 3'3 Pmmlmm 70 POINTING ou' 1m m-mmi uu-usmwrws m Hmf Horrlumy n'rucl In Law H ' . W M'- Hm-an mad F-J H-zg nl;oi5 - Im UMWS .le m. mm. Cu! tn Lrnlluu Plan! ,-D '33 Hum Ixnllli '30 38 lhmghilm hO WVhih- Humtx Im-imlimml IIVIIllFlliHHr'lll Hk-olm 111x ilulimml 1kmnmrm-n1 .ttjllLHHV 'I'unl'xmml'm Wjislrirt 'lhlll'lmnwlll TOSSING up 6 hm? Iimcw m oldw TO H'i'p Ibo Vvddiors ahead. fnrword Marry Thompson ulmsws Iiw oprmwlor why nor :0 foul, JUMPING My: :mow; Hunv oppovmn'; Hc'zrdmg e'undemys bug; men, Uxtl BwrymH xmd PHI HM .1 erw: w 4- Urudcnnch rzwmmzmv tomml Wu le 246 .. h MSKEI'IALI IEAM. FRONT ROW; Hams, Meuli. David Berryhill. Lawson. Muncy. SECOND ROW: Dick Berryhlll, Rhelnboll. Thompson, Moore. 3'1 , A . Coach Higginbolham. SKETBALL codemy basketball provides fans many thrills The Wildcats. after losing their head basket- 'i coach, Ted Lloyd. t0 the college last spring. e through with another winning season un- the able supervision and leadership of their 6 coach, Ed Higginhotham. The over-all spirit cooperation of the team members were major 1: 01's in achieving victory. The Wildcats did well in the County Tournar I but were put down by Pangbum in the . tgame of the District Tournament by a two . -t margin in an overtime. The Cats were spured cm to victory by their y fans who attended every game. The spirit- fans encouraged hustle and team effort as as fair play until the final buzzer. Senior Dick Berryhill and junior Phillip fut! of the Wildcat squad were named to the f-County team. The only senior on the team was Dick Berry- VWH and fans have high hopes of an even better .6 - . for the Academy in the 1965-66 season. STRUGGLING for rebound Harding Academyhs David Rheinbclt tries to gain possession of Ihe ball from Pongburn's high iumping forward, 247 TRACK Outstanding trocksters produce state champions The Harding: Acadmny trackmenq under the new coaching staff nf Ed Higginhotham and Cliff Sharp. face tho coming 50215011 with deter- mination and tllv'ir usual will to win. The W'ildcats high hopes rest, on last yeafs returning lettcrmcn. They are Dick Berryhill, Bruce Henson. Jerry Mnnru Cesar Leal. Mike Hedrick. James Bixlor. and Freddie King. IVIilcr Bruce IIPIISUII is bad: 10 run his last year for Harding; and many feel 110 will be more outstanding this ymr than last year. Bruce last year was a star atiractinn after he broke the State record for the mile. only tn finish a close second in a photo finish at the Slate moot in Conway. During the 106 ?- soason. tho Wyildcats won both the County and Dislrirt track meets with case. and thou llmk tho Stain B moot ..ith a large margin. The VViHrals set a slate record in the mile relay. and last yoaHs senior. Kent Smith. broke the state 4-40-yard dash rorm'ri. OBLIWOUS lo the shain on hi; body, Kent Smhh gives cull of his en. ergy ro speequ over :he hurdles in cm effon to win Phe state In class B. EDGED out by a scam hon, Hurdmgs Bruze Henson 1w: TRACK TEAM. FRONT POM 5mm SECOND POW; Couch uoyd Henson Km, 5 'Ums m 'm'd me and 1'95 up valuable WM PuHey: anyor THiPD ROW: Sears Brdqemjn, POOL P-wtqer FOUPTH POW- Sweet, BorrthL Ely WNIOI SKETBALL FRONT ROW: Berryhdl, Lesley, Bixler, Petwoy, Davis, Muncy SECOND ROW: Coach Coseyl Alreberry, HurrisJ Boles, Fame, Buanes JUNIOR BASKETBALL Junior Cats are spurred by strong team spirit JUNIOR cur, Jim Aileberry, goes high above the defenders to sunk another RESULTQ Mo-poinfer against rival Judsoniu us fellow players look on wnh gppmvuL Harding Opponent 31 Beodevillc 10 41 Kcnsett 31 22 Beebe 18 22 Bald Knob 5 3 28 Judsonia 53 21 Augusta 42 17 Pangbum 4-1 38 Bcedcville 2 7 28 Vilonia 42 32 McRae 26 44 Bradford 25 17 Pangburn 5 3 35 Pleasant Plains 27 25 Ken sett 18 37 Cotton Plant 23 39 Bradford 28 52 Rosebud 46 33 Griffithville 30 39 Pleasant Plains '52 Rosebud 47 CHAPEL Imuvuivz w idvvl r 250 SENIOR OFFICERS. Mrs Kathryn Rirchie sponsor, Dick Berryhm, vice-presidem; Bruce Henson. president: Dawd Pace treasurer Larry Bills, sponsor Srmdy Gwyn, sPcre'ory Mr Seniors of1965 exemplify leadership and spirit SUB-DEB SPIRIT AWARD DICK BERRYHILL Excelling in many areas. Dick Berryhill has been Chosen by his classmates as the student who best typifies tho true spirit of Harding: Academy. Dick. through his export leadership. personality and Conduvt is the example of the type of sincere Christian who is the ideal Academy student. Dick. an outstanding athlete. was named to the 1964 2-8 All-Distrirt football team. and attained the rank of llnnnrablo mention of the Class B All-Stato team. Hc- has been active in the A Cappella Chorus. and has been a member of tho boy's quarlvt A class officer for three years; Dick is a natural loader in all phases of his school life. Whether rm 8. haskmball court or in the class room. Dick shows tho alertness that has made him a favorite nmtmg his classmates. THESE hand: me n'pmsumuhve of ?he hands of semors IFIO? carry the- responmhllmes of We Acuclemv, ummlding Iheir wireless erimgv, SENIORS Individuals prepare to enter Iifeb widening doors RONNY BEtl. Seurty, Ark; KO 1,: 3 ; Foo'bJH L; .1 M :.. .. Jr i'ElA A Key Gab ! 4 Pen: Jean SmH 4 WJdan DICK BERRYHILL. Scarcy. Ark; K 9' 1,2 3, O:ssPre;12,Vacc-Plcs Mr Hwniliq A'H-vmf J. A; Nomrnee Nomnrm 0'35 Fuvc-I' e 233 Nsmmco Wntacw l; A Chews 1.21347 Ounvm 23- Key Club 34 Pres, 4' szanslnp flab 1.? 3,11, VICEw I 2.3. A Cup! 5; Buslcll'mH l, 3dr Truck . ,; .1 Pu-s Pu lwm SHIFT PAT BRIDGER, Searcy, Ark,- Trxmsfer from PurJ-wcw ngh thool, Sprmgflcld, MD: A Lupchd 3,4 Imge Chews 3.4: Band 2- Key Out: 4- Wder Bluff 4; Fombull .- -1 hrld- 3:1: FBI. 4 lOIS BROWN, Searzy, Ark: Irnrwfur from Longmom Hugh Sdncf. longmcm. LNG. KAI .1 kn gx- gus-m, 11 PH; Hub -1 Per- Jecm S' UH .3. 'HTsfc'! from John A-u'shml Hugh SLhocl, Puck- ' Chorus 3,113 Pep Hub 3 4' : Dob 3 4, ,3T3e'15. 4 A L'HJFNJH'I 4; ngc- FHA 4- PEI J-icm S'VIH :1 WHILIVI: Senff A. MARTHA CAMP. Winnfield, La.; Sub Dub :1 A V'upchal 4 ngr: Chorus 4 Pen Club 43 I'HJ'X d, P-HM Jerm SHJH d. Immfer from Wmnfdd ngh Schoaw',er1me, KEN COPE. Searcy, Ark; K Clmenalnp Chm T 3 .1 9 13? 3 A C-z:p;.-ell:1 I 93.4: lnrqe Chorus 3.23.4 Smuml: Hub 1.: Euske'balH 12$ Tmrl 132,324 LANA JO DELONG Wewaka. Oklu.; Tmmo'er 9.0m Vvaokn va Sd-ool Wewokq om Ln ,.;- Un- .lugd pm, Mlubd STA? 4 VICKI EVANS. Oklahoma Ciw, Okla; T'nnst'er fucm Joi'n M-zrshuH Hzgi' Schock OHuhomn H. 'y O-.l1. KAI A Fr-n Club 3 CF-Evi'hinder 4 Pan! me S'nff 4 FHA -1 :rwrnrnJ' :l E- ..WS -1 Jr ' run Club 4 MARTHA FORD, Evansville, Ind. Transfer from Wmem SCMOOL Ewmwva. IHJ. t1. Pep Hub 3-d- FHA xi L'ImurIe; lmrnmuml Spam 311 Homy Hzmison High Suh-Dob u Deb ur- cums 11. A kn ppc-Ila 4 Lvquu Chorus 4; Pew Jenn SHH 4 WJde Smff 4 1,: ALAN GARNER, Searcv, Ark; Key Uuh d FLJDTITIH Mar 1 4 V:Irmus i A CngpE-H: 1.4 Lurqt' CHOIUS 252 DEDICATING 15 one of Ike many nchH-es each semor' class engages in every yeun mew par! of Ihe Peli? Jean m Hm teacher of then choice .h SENIOR Alan Gamer buswes iumseH 01 completing The set for the annual Chrmmns play Coroneralion among We members of the production smff mode The even! a memornb1e endeavor m human re1mions SANDRA GREEN. Chesterton, Imi; Trnngler from Chcsrcaron H1931 551.le Ci-es-Ev. won, 1nd.; Suereb 3,4, Pres. 4, Class Sec 47 A CrrpDeHc: 3,4 59C 41 Latge Chorus 3,4, Band 3,4: Pep C1ub 3,4- FHA 3,4, Bum Club 3 A. SQL-Treas, 47 Cinzewshup Club 4: Peat Jean Stuff 3,4 ledccn SICJH 3,4 1nvclmum1 Spars 3: Jr. Clw'an C1ub 3.:1. PFES A SANDRA LYNN HARRIS, Seurcy, Ark; Transfer hom Slqumr H1gh School, S'UV'A gun, Ark; Sub-Deb A: Homecoming Queen 4; Nommee Class Favoure 4, A Cappelln 4; Large Chorus 4,- Peo Club 4- FHA 4 Prm Jenn S'aff A1 Wuldcm Smff 4; Intramura1 Sporfs 4, BRUCE HENSON, Searcy, Ark; Transfcr horn 50 le ngh School, Searcy, Ark; K79 2,3, Sac. 3; Mr, HOIdIHg Academy 4, Class. Favorim 3; Class V1cchres, 2.- Pres, 3.4; A COPPEUG 23.4; Large Chorus 2.3,4; Key UUb 4: Beta C1uh 2,3,3, VicerPres. 4, Citizenship C1ub 3.4. Press. 4: Football 2.3.4, Capt. 4: Basketball 7; Trrlck 2.3.4. JUDY HOLLAND, Memphis, Temm; Transfer horn East H1911, Mcmphis, Tenn, KAT 4 Pep Club 4; FHA 4, Pew Jenn Staff 4 immmmal Snows A Jr. Cmmn Club. 4 DALE ISOM. Birmingham, Ala.; Transfer from Phlhps Hugh, Birmmghom, Alu- KAT 4 Fan Club .4. FHA :1, Thespmns A DEBORAH JANES, Searcy, Ark; Transfer from Rumor Hrgly Realm, Ark; Sub 0913 3,4, Songiecder 4- A CappeHn 3 47 lurgc Chorus 3 At Fm: Gui: 3,4, FHA 3 4 Pew Je'm S'nff A1 1mrcrnurn1 Shows A JOHN JORDAN. Shawnee. Okiu.; Transfer 1mm S1'uwnec Hugh 5:110:31, Shawnee, Okla; A CappeHa A; Large Chorus 4, Key Club 3.4; Peri? Jenn Staff 4,- Wi1dcar Stuff 4, Thesprans 3,4. V1cerPres A FoorbrIH 11: Basketball 4: Trnzk A; 5:110:31 Play 3, MARTIN KRALLMAN, Crossville, Mm: Trunshr fvom Crosswlle H1911 SCHOOL Crossviile MO; Foo'bull 4. FLO LANE, Memphis, Tenn.; Transfer from Murrah Hrgh School, Jmkson. Miss; Suereb 4- Homecoming Anendonr 4- Large Chorus 4, Pen CFUb 3,4, FHA 31:1 CHve-Headcr 4 Pew Jecm Staff 4, ledm? Staff 4 1n1rgmmn1 Scorn d LORETTA lASLEY, Sentry, Ark; Transfer from Conway High School. Conway, Ark; KAT 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Pres 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, FHA 3.4; Bela C1ub 2.3.4; Intramural Soorls 2,3,4; Jr. Civumn Ciub 4, Trees 4, CESAR LEAL, Guatemala, TronsFer from 5'. John's Colfege, BeHze, B,H.; Football 7.3.4: Track 23,4. MARIAN McCLAREN, Searcy, Ark; Suereb 1.2.3.4, VICE'PFES. d; A CoppeHo 1,?,3,4, Large Chorus. 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4, Pep Club 12.3.4, Sgt-m-nrms 4,- FHA 2.3.4. Trans. 4, Debme Club T1 Beta Gui: ?,4; Pom .19qu anff 12,3111 Wildcat 51an 1,2,3,4; 1nimrnum1 Sports 1.91.3.4; wavcm Club 4. Sgt. 4. WELCOME pause m We mormngs ruurme I$ rho IOAS mad: break, where Nnn Gamer rclfks th Barbara MchHm over nmk BARBARA McMILLIN, Ackermun, Miss.,- Transfer from Ackermun High School, Ackerman, Miss.,- Sub-Deb 4: Largo Chorus 4,- Homemmmg Attendant 4; Pep Club 4,- FHA 4; lmromurai Spovzs A; Jr Cwimn Club 4. KITTY PATTERSON, Balesville. Adm.- Trcmsfc-r fnom BnlcsviHe High School, Bates- ville, Ark; Pep Club 4; FHA 4; Smence Club 41; Thespxons 4,- Lorge Chorus 4, STEPHANIE PETWAY, Searcy, Ark; Transfer from LEWIS County High Schnol, Hohenwuld, Tenn, A Cappelia 4, Largo Chorus 4, Pep Club 4; Pefit Jean SluH 4: Owls 1n!ramurc!8porrs 4. CLIFF ROBERTS, Searcy. Ark; ZKT l,?,3, Trims. 3; A Cmppella 1,214, equip- mem manager 4; Key Club l,2,3,d; Trans, r1; Foolhuil 2,3,4; Tmck 1,3; Sela Club 9; School Pioy 2. PATTIE SUE SEARS, Scurry, Ark,- Suereb 12,34, Hm. 3, Rep. 4, Class Rep. 9,3.4: Large Chorus 1,2; Per: Club l,2,3,-1, Rep, 4; FHA 3,4, Sec.-Rep. 4; De- bme Chub 2,- 3910 Club 3,4- Pcm Jenn 510 9,3,4, Ednor A; Wildcat Smff 2.3.4, Yhespian 2.3.4. Pres, 3, Sec. 4, Cm: Intramural Sports 1,2,3; School Ploy I.?.B; Jr. Cwmn 3,4, Sec 4,- Drumnms Club I, SHIRLEY STAFFORD. Searcy, Ark; STAR 113,4, Trcns. 2. Pres. 2.3,- A Coppelia 3.3,4. Large Chorus 1,7,34,- PL-p Club L? 3.4, FHA 9,3,4, Vice-Pxes, 4; Debora Club 2; Bern Club 1,2,3,4 warmy Club 1, Peru! Jenn 8::sz 2,3,4,- demr Bluff l,2,3,4, Assistant Ednor 3, delor 4 Thc-apum 3,4, Frog, 4, SEhDUI Play 2; Jr. Clwlnn 3.4, VXCGAPIPS, 4. KATHIE STUART. BHHOW. Hm; Tmnsfm from Miss Hunris's Florida School, Stuart, HCL: KAT 4; A Cnppellm 4; erw C'horm 4 Pm Club 4,- FHA 4: Girls' Intru- murul Sports 4, PAUL WALLACE, Seurcy, Ark; Tmmhzr from Durrem High School, LouisviHe, Ky.; A Cuppelm 4; Large Chorus. 4, Pen? Jean SIan 4 PAUL T. WILLIAMS. BELLE. W. Va.; Transfm from Dupom High School, Bails. W. Va: A CnppeHu 3,4: Large Chorus 3,4 DONNA WITHERS, For! Worlh, Tex.; Transfer from Richland th Schcol, Fort Worth, Tex.: KAT t1,- FHA 4,- A Cappnlln A- Large Chorus 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 4. EFFICIENT wolkmonsinp rs rendeued lo Mr, BerryhiH by Lorena Lesley 05 she utilizes her study half to qcun fouCIble framing :15 n1 secrefory. 1.. ' JUNIORS WHO! OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Diane Stevens, treasurer; Mrs, E'Mr. Ed Higginbathnm, sponsor, Charles Bridgemun, vice-presiden! Barbara Barnes, v Barbara Bales Roger Bell Gordan Berry James Bixler Cathy Brewer Charles Bridgeman Sonia Buffingiun Phillip Elfin Connie Frederick Janene Hurt Mike Hedrick Phil Hughes Linda Jamison Freddie King Linda Kikhing Gary Manin Molly Mason Gus Meuli Jerry Moore Juey Pace Mike Pipltin Kittenu Fucketl Philip Pulfey Jimmy Reeves Judie Shepherd Diane Slavens Jean Steward Darlene Vaughn Bobby Wilson Linda Wilson sponsor; Jenene Hort, secretory SECOND ROW: Philip Elliolf, Searcy, Ark. Senrcy, Ark. N. Lmle Rock, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Ponce City, Okla, Smrcv. Ari Seurcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. West Lmerw, Ky. Scolcy. Ark. Sammy, Ark. Spmcy Ark Indmnczpolxs, Ind. Senmy, Ark, WI-weburg. Go. Secrrty, Ark, Semay Avk Mrf'wehmi AHr Kense'L Ark . Serumn Ark . W7 CHICOQO, III. Scorcy, Ark Scarcy, Ark. Srllern Arlr Lxllle Rock, Ark Semcy, Ark meq Fails, Tex Santa Monwca, CCU Seurcvl Ark Searcv Ark Juniors endeavor to perpetuate 0 Christian spirit president- AS preudem 0f Hm sophomore class Murry Thompson I105 Exhlblled warned muumees SOPHOMORES Energetic sophomores develop individual leaders Shelia Burger Skippy Bell David Berryhill Nancy Bridges Rid! Harris Jack Huuplmann Mania Hays Pauletle Hulbmoks Raymond lasley David Lawson David Munzy James Pelevs Gus Pelersen David Rhainbolr Eddie Stafford Susan 1errell Mar'y Thompson Bill Wuns PuuleHe Wilson 256 Sonny Ark, Mo , AW Wulsrminiamh Colo. Somcy. Ark Smuty, Ark, SPCllEy Ark. Szil'uiy, Ark 3721!;32 AN FO'! NC! 'F Te , Scurucb -:I, M ISS. l-At KIN K, O SL-lar- ,3 AIL Sunrcy, Ark Semrcy Ark Luiwing, LC: Snurcy Arlr. lor leadership m many areas SOPHOMQRE OFFICERS. FRONT POVW Puck Hams, vwce presmiem; POME'NE HDIbFOOES, secrcmry Murcm Hays, TreasureL SECOND ROW: Mr. BM Dales, snonsor; Murry Thompson, presudem; Miss Ncmo Jean Bwrwurl, SDOHSC-I FRESHMEN Challenge to excellence James Anaberry Barbara Bridges Margorel Formby Deborah Ganus Catharine Gould Joel Harris Pamela Jones Lauren tuwy'er Gaan McMaslen Mann Lee Moore Barry Phillips Martina Frock Judy Slreel Kristina West m OFFICERS. Jim AHeberry, president Lauren Lawyer wce presxdem; Mono Lee WNW. secretary: Joyce Dams sponsor NNNlNG courses In home economics help freshmen Deborah Genus and Mona Ibo Moore in learmng basic skins in homemaking 0nd in selecrmg furure vocations. $$le CLASS presidem J'm f-Wuberry ronferf. wHFw freshman sponr accepted by freshmen Searcy, Ark. . Seorcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Kenserr, Ark. . Seurcy, Ark. Tracy CW, Tenn. Searcy, Ark. Chadron, Neb. , Searcy. Ark, Osceola, Ark. Seurcy, Ark. Searcy4 ArIL Searcv.hrk. 50f, Mrs. Erma Wekh rlboul m1 inmqumg duss sxrutmcn 257 EIGHH'I GRADE. FIRST ROW: Kay Bridger, Marthe Sears. Robbie King, La Donna Momn, Nancy Clark. CynTth Bridgemon, Alan Gouid. SECOND ROW: Snmmye Holder, Penny Groover, Martha Blue, Pam Srevens, jenny Davis, Sharon Webb, Sherry Kell, Mr, Sharp THIRD ROW: Bobby Helsmn, Jud: PowelL Mark Boles. Mnke Meyer. Mark Pcmarson. Jimmy BerryFnH. SEVENTH GRADE. FIRST ROW: Lorry Dows. Lorry Carter, Darlene Jones, Rachel Formby. Rosemary Boggeh. Janet Thompson, Alec Pelway, Mr. Casey. SECOND ROW: Richard Muck Johnny Baines, Charles Paine, J. R. Thomas, David Lnsley, Kei'h Rhodes, Timmy Bixler. Elementary School SIXIH GRADE. FIRST ROW: Greg Bridger, Sarah Hays. Mom: Frock, Beverfy Jo Pryor, Debra Sutheriond, Porn Milson. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Rowe, Kirk Sewell, Txm Ramsey. Dena Groover. Becky Bell, Poni Heisten, Miss Browning. No? pictured. Kathleen Sheppard, FIFIH GRADE. FIRST ROW: Donna Wilson, Alan Wulkerson, kae Milton, Joanna Webb. Steven Keller, Steve Dows, Ann Uhey. SECOND ROW: Mrs Helsfen. ailly Black. Oran Hordcasrle, Kyle Seorcy. Robert Foshee, Charles Gunus. Larry Porterson. : GRADE. FIRST ROW: Tum Smith, Kim Kellur, Bonnie Ulrey, Priscilla Gilliam, Martha Ann Hart, Debra Beck, Dianne Hedrick, Andee tuwyer, Leah , - . Mark Bixfen SECOND ROW: Mrs. Powell, Dcvwd Tucker, Bill Wellborne, Jeffrey Blockmure, David Black, Steven Willwnms, Done Altman, Jonathan - ', Robert Buggen, Mike Kiihnl. Kenny Hurrisv ' MOE. FIRST ROW; Mrs. Lawson, David Ozburn, Jae Pryor, Christie Vinson, Beth Dams, Karic BurkeH, Douglass Lohin, Paul Wilkerson lemenfary School - 'I' ' OMDE. FIRSI ROW: Mrs. Sears, Jo Beth Berryhill, David Wofloce, JGCkIE Moore' Rebecca Rowlerr, Nancy Harris, Robin Bales, Steven Morgan, Ellen Walker. Jan lawyer, Racky Allessandrc. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Meyer, Catherine Angel. Mike Hughes Kimberley Webb, Bryon Williams. Corn Frock. 3 Davis. Cheryl Smith, Clifford Oldhom gnowmg wtth Qeancg. CJalenng a Qead in time coma-m-Iumitgs $69. EHQQPEMQ the 00912999 and its Students. Qntsfluencimg the gutuhe. Qemaiuing thug to Our: henitage. 9110. bugmegs men 015 Qeancg pneung Cum on the 61:99 emtenpnise tnaditiom. UMUQIIHSQWGMS Joseph E. Pryor Virgil Lawyer Norman Hughes Buford Tucker Jim Howard ldf Tuck The Executive Council of The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION congratulates the class of '65 and asks your support in helping To build a Greater Harding. Evan Ulmy I. 1'. Clark Jack Spaulding. owner Local and Long Dis'l'ance Moving Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-3581 262 MAYFAIR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Buffet Luncheon - Served Daily -i.w, - - Private Parties. Banquets BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE and Wedding Receptions 'Put all of your insurance problems into the capable . :hunds of the LOWELL PERKINS INSURANCE AGENCY. New Mmageme '03 N' 59 9 PHONE CH 5-4661 ANDERSON'S GRILL Located next to the BELMAR Motel, ANDERSON'S GRILL is an ideal place to take your date for a de- licious steak or seafood dinnert They also have facili- ties to accommodate club banquets. BEL -MAR MOTEL Telephones, televisions, carpets. steam heat, oirucon- ditioningd and 0 swimming pool are iust a few of the conveniences which make the BEL-MAR the per- fect spot to spend the night, 263 RAND'S POLY CLEAN For expert service on laundry and dry cleaning, Try RAND'S POLY CLEAN on highway 67 next door To 1he PIT Need To get away from studies? Drive our to the PIT DRIVE-IN for good hamburgers, foot longs and shakes. PIT DRIVE-IN BRUCE R. ANDERSON ARCHITECT 502 Wallace Building LiHIe Rock. Arkansas The new AMERICAN HERITAGE CENTER, designed by BRUCE R ANDERSON, will soon become a reality of Harding. 264 CBiQQ'S RESTAURANT ' WWW 5m 0 Parties and Banquet Facililies MR. AND MR5. W. H. MCMIKLE . Seating Capacity 250 mm m SWIMMING Pom LEESTAURANT .1; , ' u '; HART AUTO SERVICE Arnold Brooks. Leo Baleane and Allwyn Harf are expert mechanics specializing in automatic 1ronsmissions, dynaflo-Fordomotic. 265 STEWARTS Feminine Apparel H's always a pleasure fo serve our Harding pa+rons. 106 North Spring CHANDLER TRAILER CONVOY INC. 8828 New Ben+on Highway llTTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS REMINGTON RAND SEARCY PLANT Factory branch sales for adding machines, cash regis1ers, calculators, and typewriters fo fit all needs. 266 Need 0 Typewriter 0r adding machine? You can rent One from the HAYES TYPEWRITER CO. Phone CH 5-4189 '1 mm. s SALEs-nEpAln :f'TY'PEWRITER C1: ROYAL. TYPEWRITERS The IDEAL SHOP has. the finest in women s fashions and smart accessories To highlight every wardrobe. 3M ?Wd 264mm Steaks - Seofoods Buck's Special Salads 8: Dressing GOOD FOODS SERVED RIGHT Phone TA 8-5700 Highways 64 8. 67 - Beebe Banquet facilities in the Myrene Hayes and Lance Hoines, Talking over 0 coke, STARLITE ROOM are enioying The pleasant atmosphere at Buck Powers. An inside view of the Starliie Room shows why many clubs have their banquets at Buck Powers Resmuranf. 267 --l-I v :- p-r..-a--- SERVliNG COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY? 7 Ci;imi HARDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS is happy to serve both the students and faculty of Hardwng and The people of Secrcy. Yow laundry and dry cleaning will be given The i :2 immediate ottemion of our competenT staff. a v.3 ' The convenient modern and efficien? coin-operated laundry eHows students 10 do laundry Themselves. J-b :.., '1'5' anmwvw 1 - - The new, modern qundry building is c: part of the facilities Tharallow the compefenf stufffo fundfon. 268 Located near the compusl OMAGENE'S GROCERY is a convenient proce to shop For your grocery needs. Stortk Drug Store FEATURING: Marcetle COSITIENCS Revion chy Dorothy Perkins For all your Drug Needs see Stotts Drug SOUTH SIDE OF COURT SQUARE KROH'S LADIES APPAREL 102-104 N. Spring Phone CH 5-4914 The Divisional Picture-Advertisement' Courtesy of HEADLEE DRUG If you like friendly, fast service, convenient to the Harding community! try the MODERN BARBER SHOP. I l L'K Watching the pork being chilled at the SEARCY FROZEN FOODS, Bill Dye listens as the process is explained. 269 WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY Johns-Mansville produc+s Coleman Heafing Beniamin Moore Pain+s Gould Pumps Arms+rong Linoleum Phone CH 5-9654 400 South Locust Phone CH 5-3591 East Market Grocery Frozen Foods. Grocenes, Meats Only one block from campus PHONE CH 5-3943 At SOWElL'S HOME SUPPLY you are presented with call The finest styles in furniture and home accessories. Harding College Bookstore Supplying The hes? in Graded Bible School Materials . . . Religious Books . . A Coppella Records . . . Rental Film Strips for corioge meetings . , . HARDING COLLEGE BOOKSTORE . . . Order by Mail PRINTING Inquiries are invifed regarding ihe production of any of your priming needs. Prices quoted wifhouf obliguliun. Our plant has both letterpress and lithographic equipment to give you the best of service on all your requiremenls. Also electroni: photo engraving to give you eco- nomical picture reproduction on any type of printing. HERMAN WEST. PRINTER M 585, Station A mam. ARKANSAS Booklets Catalogs Folders Brochures Letterheads Envelopes Receipt Books Invoices Statements Invitations Announcements. Certificates Handbills Sales Books HARDING COLLEGE Press 1213 E. CENTER STREET Telephone CH 5-442 271 SEARCY FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 403 Wes! Arch Phone CH 5-2436 .- i rvuAppuANCES my: ,.,. TV 8352 wmv 752 Radio and TV Servicenter The Radio and TV Servicenter provides competent, friendly service for Searcy and the students of Harding College. CoHege Farm Dairy The dining hall . . . the sfuden? center . . the ciormnones , . anywhere, unyhme, milk is ' nc1- Ture's perfect food' And milk is on its bes1when n comes fresh from The COLLEGE FARM DAIRY. 272 37 Min. -:a-x J n. The perfect picTure of c coof, satisfying drink. WW IEG US FAY OFF, wk GMC i- Pontiac B 0 L T 0 N 'S . f Frigidaire wk Cadillac Phone CH 5-3541 SEARCY, ARKANSAS COLLEGE MASTER 0 Thu Colleg- Plan for lino Collug. Man 0 Exclusive Banal of Spulul Ian: 0 Deposin Deferred Until Ynu are out oi School DICK MARTIN, Represenlu'ive Gamer-MCK em: e y HEUER'S SHOE STORE 3m Mb AV.- Phone CH 5-3516 For The besf in footwear, See HEUER'S SHOE STORE ' ' on the wes'r side of the square in downlown Seorcy. SEARCY, ARKANSAS 273 ROBERSON'S RENDEZVOUS Pleasant atmosphere . , . friendly, efficient service , . . the tastiest of food . . . the RENDEZVOUS seTs The sTdndord of excellence in Seorcy. We emoy servmg you,nof only for your formal bonqueh and parties. bu? on CIH occasions. ELLIOTT ARNHOLT'S Men's Young Men's S+ore WHITE HOUSE GROCERY HWe mm mm young men Located near the campus for your convenience. L 8: M Conoco Corner of Race and Blakeney Conveniem to The campus 274 llllllll. 3mm 3mm You can t beat The BURGER BARN for delicious, char- cocI-broiled hamburgers or sandwiches and quick service. SUPER-MARKET 'Besl place in iown to Trade THE TOT SHOP - We have everything you need for x'nfams Through teens. 306 N. Spring Slreel SAVE BY STOPPING AT THE TOT SHOP PARRISH JEWELRY Bondsd Lovebrwth Dxnrnonris Sterhng Chan 8. Crysfm THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Parker? 910ml Shop cm square 5m, mm 812 East Race CH 5-237! 275 276 ?ea! - P H 0 T U R. CEQIA CQQd Studio Ben Red Roger Red 205 Main Street Little Rock. Arkansas Besf workmanship Excellen+ quali+y Niffy Phofos Reasonable ra'l'es Eager +0 please Dependable service To keep weIl-informed about news of local and world- wide mterest read the SEARCY DAILY CITIZEN daily. ll 7 -. t? I 'i SEARCY SPORT SHOP 11' East lute Jim Thompson Siwfng Harding students and faculty since 1934, the Seorcy Bank has always been the bank of friendty service. THE SEARCY BANK MC 277 F 8 F CONCRETE Ready Mix Concrete Concre+e 81 Lighf Weigh+ Blocks Sleam cuted Laboratory tested All popular sizes 0 Concrete Brick Pmio Blocks 0 Dur-O-Woll 0 Masonry Corner Phone CH 5-5852 A large part of The facilities available by using F 8: F Concrete are seen in this picture of their office. Hg-FT F 8. F, which is suppiying The concrefe for the new, AIumni building, is well equipped To serve Harding? ?h?t:-i i A- .- 'I! a: I' '--' l . .1. 57'? A... I .; ' , QCYCLES 4000. WATTS WHITE COUNTY BROADCASTING C0..INC. ---- .' -- I'rliailim. VisiT :he friendly EAST END BARBER SHOP where capcs'me barbars are ready Io Old you In looking your very best HASSELL8 HUNT BeHer Used Cars Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-5544 El Churro Mexican Restaurant Specializing in Mexican bod Facilities are available for parties and banquets HIGHWAY 67 EAST SEARCY Aclin Motor Co. 1500 Eusl Race SEARCY, ARKANSAS New Oldsmobiles - International Trucks PHONE CH 5-3581 279 Expert repairing of Walchas-CIocks-Jewelry C. J. FANSLER JEWELER Quality first service always-Ullrasonic cleaning HO E. Vine Searcy Phone CH 5-2736 ALLEN'S BAKERY We specialize in decorating cakes and pashies. Home Of Good Things To Eat Phone CH 5-2875 Herff- Jones Company T205 Tony Drive Jonesboro. Arkansas BILLS.BROWN Represemmive The Security Bank Prompt, efficient, courteous service awaits you a? any lime. Let the SECURITY BANK solve ynur banking problems. 280 KELLEY'S GRILL SMORGASBO RD Each Tuesday Evening 4 DINING ROOMS BALD KNOB C$ PARIIES WELCOME PA 4-3298 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 281 ZER Gas Company For The most eomforrcble mdoor hving Throughout the entire year, depend on ZERO GAS C0. m Seorcy COTHERN,S MEN'S STORE Cofhernhs is Seorcy's leading store for The college shopper who knows good clothes You will always find a wide vorie'ry to ch005e from in a price range to suit your budgef. The NLW Root Beer just off of East Race Sireet is the piece To go when you wanf real old-fdshioneel r90? beer or a quick snack. For the convemence of The women students, deiivenes are made to 1he dormitories. 282 Dentist Searcy Clinic Dr. George E. Alco++ Bold Knob Por+er Rodgers HospHal Dr. George W. Bridges Chiropracfor The Professional People Salute the Students of Harding College Dr. J. D. PaHerson Demisf Dr. J. T. Hesfir Chiropractor Hawkins Clinic Dr. Lee A. Biggs Optomefrisf Drs. Garrison and Flippin OpTomeTrists Dr. Roberf J. Dacus Optometrm Dr. Bruce Robbins Dentist Let the EUBANKS AGENCY handle all your insurance fproblems. ' For security tomorrow see Eubcmks today. WHITE HOUSE CAFE Convenienfly locaied for Home cooking away from home. 283 Bowling cut Whne Coumy Lanes. is a port of Harding life for Larry YUrcho, 08 it is for many students. Spaulding Athletic Quads Incorporated All Nationally Advertised Lines 513 Center Street Phone FRanklin 2-2218 Liflle Rock, Arkansas For a perfect evening of wholesome entertainment take your dofe To enioy 0 movie of the RIALTO THEATRE. SKATELAND ROLLER RINK For that unique date or party, go to SKATELAND RINK 0nd eniOy the healthful exercise of rollerskaring. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY A DIVISION OF JOSTEN'S. INC, H:umil1:nl.Mo. - Topckn,Kan. 0 Visulinffalif. - Cumbridge,Md. JOHN A. CLARK VtARIOUK IEPRESENTATIVE Ham: Aounass 4132 N. Lusav Oklahoma City 22. Oklahoma Phone: SUnssi 9-8443 EUIIOII-ADVIIEI! lulIIIEIS 'AIIOIII The beginning, the middle, The end, American Yearbook supplies them all to the Harding College annual. 286 Editor 1 Assistant Ediisr. Caption and Copy Editor Assistants Athletic Editor 1 Assistant 7 ....... Organizations Editor .. Assistants ,, 1 Social Clubs Editor Assistant H H Classes Editor Directory Editor Assistans Typists and Proofreadsis Photographer 1 Assistant Faculty Advisor 1 The Petit Jean Staff ,,,,,, ., , Dr. Joseph E. Pryor ; EDITORIAL Judy Lee Evans Tom Milton . Mike Waters Roy McGee. Ann Camp, Jim Ed Gray, Joe Belew, Bob Pearcy Don Samanie- . uRoy McGee .Mary Ethel Bales 1 Holly Brannon, Jill Grady, Sandia Ward Jeanette Ballard 1 ......... . 1. . . Glenda Yates . ........ . Jane Simpson ....... . . 1 .Judy Owens ..... . Carol Sexson Marilyn McElroy, Cai'rnen Camperell, Edith Kiser Midge Pitman. Susan Craig PHOTOGRAPHY . Jim Ed Gray David Burks GENERAL STAFF Linda Spears, Joy Woolard, Midge Pitman, Lance Haines, Bob Pearcy, Larry French, Ken Price, Ann Camp, Joe Belew, Arnold Winter. David Owens1 Diane Dyer, Sherri Savage. Mary Ann Sewell. Sara Reader Business Manager .. Assistant Salesman BUSINESS John Michael Waters Randy Robinette Don Samanie Jim Ed Gray, Winston Chandler, William Tucker, Dewayne Van Rheenan, Merlin Prior. Don Thompson. Lance Hairless Ken Price 71731135113Ch0m5 - 1 170 European Club 169 PEMM Club 777777777 , 169 Frater Sodalis I 112 PETIT JEAN Chi Honor Society , 78 Galaxy I 113 Phi Alpha Theta Phi Kappa . 108 GATA I 127 Phi Delta :. Psi Omega , l 174 Grace Wells . I 135 Pi Gamma Psi ,. : Studies Group 777777 177 Interclub Council I , 134. Pi Kappa Delta , ,. inn Club .. . 168 In Go In II I I I 123 Pioneer t 173 Kappa Delta , I I 124: Pre-Med Club 'dBeaux 104' Kappa Kappa Kappa 130 Regina Kappa . 109 Kappa Phi 131 SClenCO Club , u Gamma 125 Koinonia II 114. Sigma Tau Sigma . rs .. 185 K0 J0 Kai 132 Student Association . , , 180 Lambda Sigma 115 SNEA 1v - 164 Las Companeras 133 51113 T 16 001mb, c1 b 1:; Latin American 4 . 169 319:3 31.13118 Gamma um 1a 11 - 1 e a s1 tomb , 179 LES Bonms du Chmte 68 Timothv Club MENC 173 v ers 219 . TNT Mohlcan 116 3 Alpha 110 Tofcbt . Montreal Club 1 . . 168 - 172 . Var51ty Club 18 4 Mu EIta Adelphtan . 134 Who's Who IIIIIII 178 Mu Slgma Gamma , 180 WHC , 10eg Club 183 OCAPA 176 Young Democrats 1 7 Omega 126 OEGE 135 Young Republicans IA! 0153 ....... 126 Omega Phi 136 Zeta Phi Zeta $1918 and Quartet 171 Oriental Club 168 Zeta Rho Organization directory Remembering the events of the past year . which have led to the production of the 1965 Petit Jean, one thought stands out over all the rest - that a wholesale sacrifice of time, energy, and ingenuity are required of many more people than you can believe are willing. However, people are willing a willing to give up weekend trips, precious study hours, sleep, holidays and most important of all, themselves! It is indeed gratifying to the regular staff members1 when events crowd together too Closely as they are prone to do on occasion, to be able to find friends who are always ready and Willing to shoulder any part of the burden they can. Friends come in many sizes and shapes - there doesnlt seem to be any particular physical characteristic that distinguishes them. However, one thing is common to all of them, and that is that they are willing to face a challenging job without flinchingSome are members of the official staff some are members of a sort of unofficial staff and others are in- terested friends who have volunterred to w ork when things got desperate but all have done a very demanding and often tedious job with a smile and a spirit and a zest that has amazed and brightened the task of those of us Who work more or less full time on the annual We owe our thanks to all. from Dr. Joe to the youngest member of the staff, to our friends who have all made our last year the best and most rewarding ever. Judy Evans Mike Waters . 178 ,, 166 , 177 137 179 175 . . 117 181 138 t 184 118 162 181 t 119 121 139 169 120 140 218 156 141 176 176 , 142 , 143 287 College directory Aaron. lorry Joe 1Fr1 Lelnno, Ark, 66, 109 Ablu. Nancy 1Jr1 1220 ML Holly Straw, El Dorado, Ark. 41, 127 Abnay, Gary 1., 151 721 w. Kings nghway, Porogould. Ark... 56. 117 Abraham, Myra Mocie 151 913 Eon Market, Secrcy, Ark, 62, 137 Abshlre. Richard 11:1 Genurul Daliva-ry, Dclighl, Ark, 56, 109, 162, 176. 181' Marni. Joe 11., Jr. 15v! 1303 N. W. Fm? Ava, Ft. lauderdale, F111,, 41 Adam. Robert 151 Route 2. 001K 2414. Quilmnn. 512.. 61, 110 Ailes. Deruld Wayne 1Fr1- Ruml Route No. 2, Valparaiso, Ind. 66. 1 l4 Akin, James 1Jr1 Rome 2, Be: 246, Leavenworth. Kun., 56 Maxondel, Harald 1Fr102hght, Ark, 66, 11:1, 196 Aieuunder, WIIIIOI'I'I Michael 1ij 4920 Tenth Ave. E.. Tustoloom, A16, 66 Algae. Wynn Robew 1JrJ1636 Fus12r 51., Tiplonville, Tenn. 56, 1 19, 108 Allan, Donna lJrl- Route 2, Vulpmuisn. End, 56, 140 Allss'un, Lynn l51- Curr Ava., Memphis, Tenn, 62 Allison, Randy 11:11Pncuhomas. Ark, 74 Allman. Nancy lFr1 Rural Route 1, P11151611, Pu.. 615, 137, 180, 182 A11m111ar. 8mm lSrJ 1730 King: Road, Corvallis, Or: Anderson, Halen Lur1aen 1Bll11 1Fr1 Monrrose, Ala.. 66 Anderson. James EM 1 105 Founh Sr. N, 15., Wateriown. 5. 00k. 56. 109 Anderson, Terry Warren lFrI 1017 Ledro 5L, Cincinnuh, 0.. 66 Archer, Marcia 15r1 304 Thlrd 51., Boonevulle, Miss., 41, 135,181 Argu. Phylhs 151' Rome 2, DEVON! Bluff, Ark., 56, 133 Arnold, Jimmy 151 515 N. Second, anhviHe, Ark, 4-1, 75, 110, 156 Amoid, tony G, iFrl 110010 4, Box 623-13. Little Rock. Ark, 66 Arnold. Marga!!! 151 606 Wildwood. North Linle Rock, Ark, 62. 125, 185 Ashberry, Michael 1 !!ny 1Fr1 3801 Cedar $1., Nonh Linle Ruk, Ark. 66 Alhley, Reba 1Fr1 Rome 2, Box 3401!; , Nonh Little Rock, Ark , 66, 178 Athlon, Mary Murgam 151, 412 W. Cherry, Ponco ley, 01110.. 62, 164, 185 Atchnwn, FfEd 1511 900 erl 51., Pcrugould. Afk., 41, 100 Aneberry, Jan 1Fr1 1503 E. Mnrke', Scurry, Ark, 66, 138 Aulr, Pug A. 151' Bax 655. Wcodsfield. 0,. 62. 193 Aosvin. Mary Helen lFrl Route 1. 110: 1934. l'rurnonn. Ark, 66, 134. 178 Babb. Don Robe 151 Route 2. Box 150. Heber Springs. Ark. 62. 120 Babbt. Bobbin lSpll Conan Plunr, Ark. Bulluy, 361ml IJrJ Box 143. Enala. Ark, 56, 119 Holley, Bill 151 Ravenden Springs, Ark, 62, 116 Baird, Charles D. 1Jr1Raure 1, Box 1. Williford, Ark, 56 Baird. Chester C1 inton 1Fr1 Route 1. Willifurd. A711... 66 Bohr. Billy Joe 151 Clarendon. Ark 62. 109 Baker. David E, 1Fr1 1076 Wellsville, Memphu, 1enn., 66, 1 11 Baker, Jerry lJrJ 1316 N. Powhatan SL, Arlingmn, Vu , 56, 119 Baker, Fr1icillu 15r1 1316 N. Fowhnrun 51., ArlingTon, V6,, 41, 138, 173, 131 Baker. Randy Ur! Rome 1. Louilville. A10., 74, 112 Bolas, James David, Jr, 151 707 E. Rune, Searcy, Ark, 62, 119 Bales. Marv Ethel 15r1 707 E. Race. Scurry. AtkA, 41, 78, 102. 1311. 152. 156,162, 167.171 Ballard. Jeanem 151'! Box 660, Cullmun, A111, 41, 139, 176 Ballhrup, Kathy 1Fr1 3928 Manler Road, FL Worth, Tax, 66, 132, 219 Sulmrop, Sherry Lee 151 3923 Menzer Road, Fr. Worth, Ta, 62, 132, E64, 219 Banks. James lJrl 224 NE 82nd Place. Ponlund. Or:., 74 Barby, Charles Gienn IFII Box 152. Clarendon, Ark, 66, 109 Durban Roblay L lJrI Box 152, Clarencfon, Ark, 56, 109, 165, 207 aardan, Susan Nelson 151 Ill. 1, Sanambia, Miss. 62. 13B Barker, P61 151 R1. 1. Pm . Kun.. 62. 165 Barker, Ronnie A 1Fr1 2003 ?opf Rd., Norm Linle Rock, Ark, 66 Barnard, Henry 151-1 Kemen, Ark. Burner, Ronnie 1Fr1 1704 5. Fdlmove. Linle Rock, Ark, 66, 116 Bamea, Jennellynn 11:11 111. 2, Hebur Springs, Ark, 66, 125 Eames, Ronald Glen lJr1' 505 5. 7111 51., Huy'i, Mo. Barnes, Shurun Louise lFrl R1. 2. Ban: 95, Emle, Ark, 66, 175 Barron, Emma : 1M 1906 16111 Ave.. 5. E.. Dacamr. Ala, Barren. Avuyd Ann lJrl 111.2, Derby, Kan., 56. 131 Burrs , Mary 15r1- 924 E. Turner, Springfield, Mo., 41, 143 Barron. John David 1H1 Box 198, High Springs, Fla., 66, 112 Barry, Janice Movie 151 Box 212, Oakley, Kam. 62. 131, 133 Burrlsy. Clumu 15r1 R1, 2, Eugen. Ark 41. 136, 181 Earthy, Danny 151 1501 W. Taylor, Clarksvillz, Ten, 62, 109 Barton. Charla! 151 811 S, 56111 51.. Birmingham, A10 62. 121 Burton. Charlene 1Jr1 Box 566. Eagle lake. F1u.. 56. 136 Burlon. Sherry H. 1511 Loxlev. A111,, 41, 121 Bankin, Mary Ellen 15r1$lar Rt, Sri11well, 01:16., 41, 124, 132, 154, 157 Balman, Mark 1105: 151 30037 Elmgrove. Si. Clair Shaves. Mick. 62 Balumun, Tammy IJI1 Rt. 2. Gunman, Ark. 56. 202 Bates. lindu Gayle 1Fr1 21 I 5. Farragul, Orange, Tex, 8610:. Judy Linn lJrl 4906 W. 181h, Lubbock, Tenn, 56 Baus. Sum 1Fr1 13076 N. Walnut 51., Galena. 0.. 66, 103. 196 Bawcom. Dwigh? 15r1 2001 WulIccu, Claws. N. Mean, 41, 110, 179 Bawcam, Hurry 11:1 2001 Wallace, Clovis, N, Max, 56, 110 Bean, Carol Jun: 1Fr1 RI. 1, Ba: 1170, Granite Cirv, III., 66, 131 Bearden, Fur lSrl 212 S. Blakeney, Scurry. Ark. 41. 136. 181. 183 Bechdoldr, Anne 15r1 Box 296, Kama , Ark, 41 Back. Richard Allen lFrl Charry Tree. P0,. 66. 121. 196 Becke , Mary Uri 606 E McLoin Dr., Sherman, Tex 79 Been, Pul'y 1.1r1 Box 2004. Frnporf, Tcx. Belaw, Joe 11, EJr1 4171 Millbmnch, Mamphis, Tenn.. 56. 120 Bell, Carin Margo lFr1 510. 1, Lilbaum. M0,, 66, 139 Bell.JDne11Fl1 708 Vanar 51.. Delano. Calif., 66, 126 Bell, Lawi: IS! 26 lynnhoven Dr.. Dayton. 0. 62, 109. 196 Balue. Mike 1Fr1 613 W, Washingiun, Osceola, Ark, 66. 113, 179, 184 Bennett. Puulmra 1Fr1 920 E. Marker, searcy, Ark, 137 Denna , William Edur lEddiaJ 1Sr1 921 E. Murke', Smarty. Ark 41 Benson, Undo 131 Box 27, Manila, Ark, 62,135, 182, 183 Berry, Beverl'y Jn 1Fr1 Box 444-11, 8, Nonh Linle Rock, Ark, 66 Barty. Ruben E. lFrl R1, 2. West Lafayette. 0.4 66. 115 Berryhill. John E 15r1 Box 737. Seorry. Ark . 41 Bells, Kathy 1511111, 1, Hickoty Ridge, Ark , 62, 143 288 Bite. Shlrlay 1Fr1 30: 9, ll, 3, Ozark, A111,, 66, 131 Bilbo. Kenny 1511 503 Frisco. Hausmn, 16x. Binegur, June 0:14:32 Curulmu Ava, Williamuown, W. Va., 56, 136 Bmkley, Jane 151 153 N. Monroe. Piggon, Ark. 62 Binkley, Leona 151' 12L 1. Box 199. Clemmons. N, C., 62. 141, 1111, 185 Bixler, Sue IFII 1609 E. Markov, Searcy, Ark. 66, 171, 172 Black. Ed Jim 1.1r1 7115 Worn , Glubbl, Ark. Black, Hollis 15r1 H29 Huwlhorna Terrace, Berkeley, Calif., 42, 115, 156. 177 Blake. Ellen 15r1 111. 1. Coliax, 10.. 42. 126. 181 alakemore, Margaret A. 15p11 704 E. Pleasure, Scurry, Ark. Blakemore, William 1. lJrl 704 E Pfacuura, Starry, Ark, 56 Blocker, Thomas lJr1 22120 W. 16111 St, Ncnh Linle Rock, Ark, 56. 120, 123 Blue. Ann 15v! 112:1 Olive 51.. Jonesbono. Ark, 42. 143 Blue. Hazel 15p 406 E. Moore, Searcv, Ark. Blue, Rage! 1Fr1 406 E. Moore, Searcv, Ark, 66 3001, Ned 15rl Slur Rt, Muyfieid, Ky., 42, 112, 154, 196 39995. Dwight l$:r1I Bol 215. chn, Ark, 42. 181 Bnhunnun. Billy H. lSpll Pioneer Rood, Searcy, Ark. Bailla. Run 1Fr1 E. 2511. 51., Tulsa, 01:10., 66, 113 5011:. Jerry 1Jr1 1400 Holdnn Ava. annotr. Ark 56. 117-. 172 Bolts. Karen Smith 15r1404 Mammoth 51.. Thayer, Mo.. 171. 172 Bond, Louis Dean 15120 Nnrlh D16rks, Broken Bow. 01116., 56, 179 Bunnell, Barbara 1Jr1 R1. 7. Dunlphun, M11, 56, 134 Bonnell, Carol 1M! Rr, 7, Doniphnn, M6,, 56. 86, 1:14, 149, 178, 181, 184 Burmell, Kay 1Fr1 R1. 7. Domphan. M9,. 66. 134. 181. 134 3091:. Mmhuel 151 305 Parlor 51.. Senulobla. Miss, Boudra, Ranald E. 1Fr1 300 5, Vincent. Momllun, Ark, 66, 113, 188 Bowden, Rnban Allen 151 Rt. 3, Clarksville, Tel, 62, 109 Bowman, Mary 15p1l 404 5. Elm, Searcy, Ark. Boyce, Brenda 1Fr1 RI. 1. BO! 35. Helena. Alla. 66. 129 Eoyce, Don lJn 1610 W. 214111 St, romance, Culi1,, 74 Boyce, Mary 1Jr1 2024 3. Maple, Wenatchoe, Waih, 74 Boyce, Phyllls Gean 1Fr1 330 Bucoe 5L, P:?enn, Ark Boyd, Gail Ver1un 1Jr1 68 Kinghsher lone. Lavillown. N. Y.. 56. 1:13 Boyd, Mithuef 1Fr1 2629 Lyndhursl. ST. LOUIS. Mo.. 66. 111 Boyd, Roger E, 1Jr1 65 Kunghshar Road, Lavmown, N. Y.. 56. 114 Boy1e. Ardry lGrud1 2117 E. 28111. 1101: Rock, Ark. Brodbum. Joe15111707 N. lewd, New lberka, La., 42, 118 Bradford, tech 1Fr1 Box 366, Clinloa, Ark, 66. 1110. 172 Bradford, Poma1n Nunurte 1Fr1 34 N. Filth 51., Rio Visia. Calif. 66. 159 Bradley, Culnl'yn 15:1 2311 54111, Lubbock, TEL. 42, 86, 141, 131 Brudshet. Billie 155' 3631 6. Reclot. Ark. 62. 127. 172, 101, 1115 Brannon, Holly 15r1 647 M1mosu Blvd. Roswell. 60.. 42. 126, 166 Braun, Linda lFrl 0910 Meadow Lane, Leawaud, 11:11., 66 Bray. Sharon lFrl 2461 Murr Ave., New Orleans, 16., 66. 135 Bray, Vurnon 1.10 2461 Mon Ave., New Orleans 14, 1.0., 56, 113 Brazzel, Dun Alan lFrl 11L 1, Bax 200, JuncHon Cnv. Ark 67 Brewer, Faye Marie 1m Rr. 5, Foley, A11, 67 Bridges. Nick 1$r1 385 SI. Marie. Florissum, Mo., 41. I71 Bridges. William Edwuld Ull 1615 Mulford 90., Rockford, III., 42, 121 Brightwell, Jumye Alana 1Fv1 22 Momicello P1,. Belleville. 111.. 67, 1:10 Brock, Gary L. 1511 901 W Bench, lnglewuori, Calif.. 42, 115, 120, 122. 202. 210 Brock. Jack Thomas lFrI Box 44. Clutkiwllo. Ark. 67. 176 Bmdarhausen, John Le: 1Fr1 4500 Arlanuu 51,. SL Louis. M0,, 67, 116. 108 Brown. Alicu Mae IJrI Box 62, Mount Dora, Flu.. 56 Brown, Alvus ISrl RI: 1. Evenmq Shade. Ark, 42, 109, 140, 180 Brown, Archie E. 1Fr1 RI. 1, Buckley. M0,, 57 Brown, Bernard 15r1 1302 E Moore Ave.. Scurry, Ark, Brown, Carole Lynn 1Fr1419 N. 15.1., Nushwlle, 1mm. 67, 142. 172 Brown, Dana 151 RI, 7. Box 281, Por090uld. Ark, 62. 140 Brown, Gary 151 903 Oakwood. Benton. Ark Brown. Gerald 1Fr1 10202 Kennymeod 59., Orange. Calif, 67 Brown. James Clerc 15r1 409 W. Mam, Slanlord, KVA. 4?. 121 Brown, Jame: Ray 151 1121 Hanna 51., grand Blunt, Mich, 62, 109 Brown, Jerry Lvnn tJr1 810 S. Maddox, Dumas. 1:11.. 56, 124 Brown, Kulhryn Jeanne 1Fr, 1682 Emerald Ava., S. W,, A1Iun1o. 60,. 67 Brown, Kenne1h 1Fr1 903 Ookwood DL, Benton, Ark. Brown, Larry Alan lSr1I 1506 WelIh, Memphis, Tenn., 42, 112 Brown. Lewis C. 151 Gznevul Dalivpry. Kenseu. Ark, 62, 112 Brown, Nolan Ray 1Fr11$lnr Rr. 2, Bradford, Ark. 67 Brown, RonaJd Lee 1F11 Pocahontas, A111,, 196 Brown, Thomas Lua 15r1 1047 N. Sheridan. Wichita, Kan., 42, 116, 180. 181 Bwant, Anthony 1Jr1 13 Azalea. Fod Smilh. Ark, 56, 107 Bryant. Oris 5.. Jr, lGrudl- 111, 4, Box 180, Camden, Ark, 76 Buck, Charles 1Sr1- 3451 Akron View Dr., Bnrberfnn, 0., 42, 112 Buck. Cheryl Kay: 151720 12111, Buhl, 1116., 62, 133 BuHingvon, Tiny 1Gmd1 802 E, Murke1, Sentry. Ark, Bumpuss, Bonito Cantrell 11:1 504-12, 50th Eusl A. Stiglev. 01:10.. 86. 140 Bumauss, Fever lSr.1 1640 Barnsdale. La Grange Park, 111., 42, 56, 111 Buvchneld, hndra lJr1 12L 1, 00: 37, Lake Villuqe, Ark, 56, 86, 142 Burke , Chorlnm 1511 RI. 1, Box 196, ?onnlu, N MeL, 42, 124, 134, 149:, 156 Slums, Duwd 15rl 600 Silver 51,, hulh ur Cansequencex. N. Mex. 43. 109, 158, 166. 177. 179 Burris, Sharon IFI'I 5001 W, SSIh 5L, Linle R 0:11, Ark, 67, 142, 219 Bun, Denms E. 1Ft1 557 N. State 51., Bamswlle, ML. 67, 117 Burmn, Holding 1511 Box 297, 02111, 1enn,, 102 Eusbee. Robert E. 151 1231 E. 3511! $1., Chicugc 19, III., 62 Bush, Dons Ann ISr', 428 W. Roosuelr. Coolidge, Aria, 43. 78, 139, 152 180 Hush, Faye 151 428 W. Roosevell. Coolidge, Anz., 62, 139, 180 BuHer, 511112 A, iGrod'l Bo: 204, Pongbum, Ark, 8u1ler, Joyce Ann lJrE 321 Douglas Dr . Odessa, Tex. Bu11er. Sherry 1Fr1 Ba: 62, Pnngbum, Ark, 67. 128 Bunerfie1d, Louis Fred 181-1460 W. 7111 51,, Erie, Penn, 67, 112 Byrd, Linda Sun 151 36 Lukeshcro Dr LiHle Rock, Ark. 61. 138, 155, 182 Byrd, Nelda J01J11R1. 1. Ozark. M0,. 56, 1311. 172, 133 C Culcole, Sandra Ann 1.101815 E 7th, El Daradn, Ark, 56, 86, 127, 178 Cullender, Jody 1Fr1 260 Nancy Ave., Drew, Min., 67. 127 Camp, Ann lFrl 241:1 Moriin, chhifa F6115. Team 67. 128 Campbell, Charla: 0 191 3022 W, Jackson 51.. Indianapolis. Ind.. 67, 114 1110911 15r1818 N. 8rd 51,. McAlosrer. 01:10.. 43. I19. 188 1 Muddlno 15:1 Melbourne. Ark. 43. 127 , am 151-1 10212 Sum Paula N. E.. Albuquerque. N. Mean. 43. 15911419 E 7!?! 51.. Ada. Okla. 17W Grad! 419 E. 7111 51.. Ada. 01:10. UI'I 1051 W. 4111 51.. West Plains. M0,. 57. 135 Key: lFrj Ash Flat. Ark 67, 140 'Kmndl! 11. 15149111 N. Gladslone, Kama: City, Mo., 62. 114 - 1.111 111. 3. Ber. 300. Pine aluH. Ark. 43. 113 14111111. 1. Rogers. A111,. 57. 135 1591RP. 3, Box 386. Pine BIU . AIR. H. 15d 111. 2. Anson. Tex. nun IFfl 111. 2, Box 577. Vuidnsta. 50.. 67. 1 17 - 0m:- 15r1 R1. 2. Booneville. Ark 43 W. 1Grod1 912 E Markar. Searcv. Ark, 76 undu- 1511 Box 836. $16. A, Searcv. Ark, 43 1511912 E. Market, Searcy, Ark. 43. 78, 119. 156. 202 RenaldL-e lJr1707 Ronnie Rd..Mndimn.1enn.. 57.114. 172 0011116 lJr1 111. 5. Cambridge. 0.. 74 Mariam IN 111. 5. Cambridge. 0.. 57, 135, 172 :10 Ann 151 3804 Loop Rd. Monroe. 1.0.. 62. 140. 177 111151 Box 684. Dumas, Tum. 62. 121 - 1 1Fr1 Bo: 684, Dumm. Tex. Lin 5504 Basalina. Lmle Rock, Ark.. 57. 116, 188 1- EM 1603 E. Calvert 5L. Soulh Bend. Ind. 67. 126 M66 Ann 15r1 Rt. 2. Linco1n. Ark. Wayn- 1Fr1 2180 Ravendcn. Memphis, Tenn, 67, 116. 188 15:13am Ark. 43. 157. 171 14111780910103 House. 50101. 509111 New Village. Koala Lumpur. n 5 . 112 161511 Be: 583. P113155. rex,. 43 1 151'! 3423 W. Park. Hauma. Lu., 43, 141 151 233 Juniutu 51.. Frumansburg. Pu., 74 EVIIYI'I IGde Dan 14. Bradford. Ark. 1400 Hillcresl. Scorcy. Ark 67. 136 ' M. 151 111. 1. Wmlruce. Term. 62 Hr! Io: Y, Shell Island, N. 11.. 57. 118. 202 L1Fr14912 Blu:k1uole.. College Park. Md.. 67, 110. 202 1 T. 1m 1400 Hulkresv. Searcy. Ark. 57. 119 11670 131180;: Y. Sheller Island. N. Y.. 44. 118 151' 2005 CopiIal. Warren. Mich. 62. 130 . 1001013 ! 151 Box 830.161101611. La , 62. 134 ' lam 1Jr1 251 Bruce. Shreveport, 16., 57, 164. 165 ,91511 6701 Vlcmlia Ave.. ForT Wonh 1B. Tex.. 44. 117. 172. .1 1.1114 R. F. D. 5. Spllngdulu. Ark, 57 - Iyn 1Jr1 1910 E651 High, Serngfield, Mm. 57. 143, 184, 135. 11111 3161 Ave N.. Sauk Rapids. Minn, 67. 116. 188 .. ES! Rt. 2. Box 639. Bumon. A11... 67. 134 Jam 1'1. 151-111. 8, Mnryvrlla, Tenn. 62. 119 - I1 Lu 1Fr1 S1. Clan, Mo., 67. 108 15911400 E. Moore, Sentry, Ark. M Box 45. Tonahn. Tom. 74. I 13 11011: 1211 Omaha. Ark. 67 mam H. EFrl Ba: 97, Cabal. Auk 6min Jrl Box A. Bold Knob, Ark, Pony 1Fl1 918 Aullrinn. Gland Praine. Tex 67, 1.12 15d 50: 906. Vivian. Lu.. 44. 109 M511 RI. 1. Rogers. Auk, 44 Why 16ml! RI. 2. BO! 578. Newpcn. Ark 76. 112 W 1511- 251 S. Fork, Anchorage. Alaska, 67. 126 - 151! 1528 E. Pecan, Sherman, Ten, 62. 185 51120116111 1Fr1 1010 W. Vina. Searcy. Ark. 67. 141. 183 Inl'huru Md 1302 Peder. Batesville. Ark. 57. 12V 111w lJrlv 1302 Parlor, Butasvilla. Ark. 57, E6, 129 151618 5. Jefferson 51,. Neosho, Mo.. 62. 115 tr 151-1 111. 4. Soorcy. AIL, 44 nill. Jr. 151- 529 S. anberl 51.. MOHHECIIO. Ark, 62. 1 18, 202 Gary Doe 1M- 2016 Beecher Rd.. SW, Atlanta. 56.. 67 01001101516 W. Whivaholl 11:1. 5101: College. Penn. 67. 118. 172 , Tomio lJr1 1200 CuIEen Dr.. Basrroo. 1.0,. 57. I27. 184 111, 01:11 151311 7 61mm Ave.. Basltmg Ridge. N. .1., 76. 115, 183 Omauanc 1Jr1 1300 E. Market. Searcy. Ark.. 57 1 1 13131313 Hospital, Jazksanvklle. Ark. 57. 108. 188, 2111 M151 313 N. Hospiml. Jucksonvifie. Ark. 62. 108. 138. 202. 207 ' Chum: Curm 1.1r1 212 Cove Lone. Panama Cin. Fla. 5? May 1Fr1 9827 1.116: Dr.. St. Louis :17, Mn.. 67, 140 Emmh IJrI 1739 5.Was1linglon. Wichllu. Kan, 7d -Ar10M1FIJ 6813 Highmill Ave- N. W.. Massillon, 0.. 67. 131 Cumlyn Annl Fr1 16 Frontenac Place, Godfrey, Ill.. 67. 125 lInlldy IFII 6813 Highmlll Ave. N. W..Massillun, 0., 67, 118 Sum 1511 16 Frontenac Place. Godlrev. III.. 44. 125. 166. 172 Warn. 151 6813 Highmill Ave. N. W.. Mussillon. 0.. 63. 118 -. Donna IFV1 3318 anan Ave Memphis. Tenn. 67. 127 Mkhy 1Fr1 226 43rd St, Annismn. Ala, 67. IO? . Kay 1Jr1 Bo: 162. Wuldran. Ark . 74. 165 7601: ! 1Fl1 Cherry Ridge 11d.. Busirap. L0,. 67. 132. 171 v bade 1Jr1 5335 Quince Rd.. Memphn. T:nn.. 57. 119. 124, 188 09th 151 0036 Blueberry lone. Berkeley. Mo. idsard 15'1' 31. 1. Coyum. N. Y. Kenn 1Frl 3902 W. Eastman Ava.. Denver. C616. 67, 130 llffy Ann 111'1716 St. 11:91: Dr.. West Helena, Ark, 57. 128, 166 Barbara 151:11Nor1h 1.1111: Ruck. Ark. Danny 1Jr1'111. 2. Avhoimer. AIL 57 P111010 151 915 Austrian. Grand Prairie. Tax 57. 108. 142 -. Lois 1Grad1 111. 4. Box 115. Norfh Little Rock. Ark. , Larry 1Fl117o1 W. 11111, Crone . Ark. 67. 116. 188 0111 15136 Gremway Dr.. LIIIIe Rock. Ark, 63. 111. 172 ham, Sheba 151121.11 1600 Brown. Linle Rack. Ark, 76. 121 nghom. Wultlr 151 407 W231 Pllusure, Sunny, Ark, 63. 121 , M111! 1Jr1 1731 E. 11111. Pueblo. Colo.. 57. 120 , Jim 1810::ng Village. Coiorudo Springs. C010,. 63 . Ron 151 P. O. Box 1294. Harding C0029: .Searcy. Ark. 1.21 -11, Terri 151 2001 Wilson, Parsons. Kahl, 63. 139, 105 Daily. Bill 1Frl 508 War Hullsbom. E1 Daluda, Ark . 67. 109 Dale. Lyndul 1Fr, 1122, 4. Russellvdle, Ark, 67. 120 Daniel. Donald 1Fr1r 2215 Idaho. Dulles, Tu . 67. 120 Daniel. Jacqueline Frances 1Jr1 2215 Idaho. Dullai. Tex 57. 132. 100 Daniel. Judy 151 2215 Idaho, Dallas. TEL. 44. 86. 132. 181': Dark, Donald P.. 2909 Vales. Ft Worth, 12x. Dnrler, Kay 1Jr1 303 E Mum, Atkins. Ark. 57. 12B Dasher. Nancy 151 111. 4. Box 43, VuldOIIO. Go.. 74 Daugherty, Karen 15r1 2661 Iowa. Grunnl Cl1y. 111.. 44. 126 Davidson. Eori lJr1 1617 5. Perry, Monlgomevy. Ala. 57. 120, 165 Davis. Berry 1Sr1 Box 115. Fuye'levillo. Yenn . 44. 1 15 Davis. Carai Jean 1Sr1 809 Randall Dr.. Sewn. Ark. 44 Davis, Diane 151 Rt. 2. Box 276. Kennett. Mo, 63. 140 Davis. Donald Hemy 1Frl Box 128, Spring Hill. Tenn. 67 Davis, Helen 151 1300 Tulip. Searcy. Ark. Davis, Janis Kay 1Fr1 111. 2. Spoorswlle. 1.0.. 07 Davis. James H. 151 R1. 1. Box 58. Hot Springs. Ark, 63. 116. 138 Davis, Larry R, 1Jr1 R1. 1. Springdale. Ark. 57. 209 Davis, Lyle Edward 1JI'1 809 Ranch Dr.. Searcv. Ark. Davis. Richard B. 151 1930 College, Barewhle. Ark. 188 Davis. Robert C. 1F11 205 W. Academy. Searcy. A111... 67 Duws. Vullu lGrudl 309 Eandull Dr.. Seurcv. Ark. Dams, Wilhum R. lGrudl- 0011 392. Augusla. Avk , 76 Davidson, Dale lFrl R1. 2. 50. 300111910 . VL. 74 Dawson. William K., Jr. 1511 I514 Brummmr. Searcy. Ark. 44 Day. David 1511 Rt 1, Riplay. Min 44, 113. 124 Deccan. Sharen Ann 151 111. 2, Box 354.Wover1v. 0.. 63. 135 Deon. Diclue IJrl 209 William: Ave . Searcv. Ark. 57. 1117. 153 DeovEf, Roy H 1Jll Ban 13241. Fr Worlh, Tn. 119 Deny. Sheryl lFrI 614 E051 Cemral, Benronvulle. Ark, 67, 130 DeFoor, Paul 1Jr1 100 W. Harding. Mornhnn. Ark. 113. 181 DeGrow. Perry 1Js1 205 5. Sevenlh, Folaqould. Ari: . I82 Dempsey. William A. 1Fr1 2105 Senwor. Taxutknna. Ark. 67. 109 Dennis. James E. 1Fl1 1327 Vlclm Dr.. Memphu. Tenn, 67 nePriest. Ruben J. m; Box 33. Bald Knob. Ark DeShnzn, Nancy 1Jr1 3377 Cn1cmun Ava , Memphis. Tenn.. 1210, 180 DeWoody. Lunda 11:11 El. 2. 80: 97. Camden. Ark. 74 Dickerson. Benie Ann 1111 Box 332. Tunica. Mum. 137 Dldxiksen. Dee lFr1512 E. 1.61m. Buymwn, Tex 67. 116, 188 Dillard. 0111: May 1511 1622 Sarnlmger Rd., San Anionic. TEL, 45.131 Dimuzia, Curulyn 1Fr1 111. A. Box 106. Yellwlhz. Ark, 67 Dismuke. Linda 1Fr1' 306 N. Comer. Lanaku. Ark, 67. 129. 181 Dirsleur. Anne lFr1 4 Mason 51., Delaware. 0,. 63. 137. 181. 182 Dixon. Dawd R. 151 1703 Bad? Ava, Thlbuduux. Lcl . 63. 120 Dixon, Elbert W. 1Fr1 Box 994. Seclcy. Ark. 67 Dixon, Mcr11ynn 151 R1. 2. Box 222. Munfard, 616.. 63. 125 Dixun. Philip 11.151311 011151,. Nawpnn. Ark. 611. 110 Dohsan. Donna 1Jrl' RI. 2. Jay, Fla.. 125 Dockery. James E. 1111 1023 Young 51.. Sprungdola. Ark. 57, 115. 209 Dolphus, Ernestine IGrud1 55 Baltimore. Lmle Rock. Ark. Donley. Karen 15112. D. 2. 00: 162. Elizabeth. P11, 63. 14-2 Booby. Joseph Ray 1Fr1706 W. Herrick, Burllnsvilla. 01:13.. 67. 117 Damn, Ronald H.11r1 15215111 51.. Wheeling. W. Va., 57. 109. 172 Douglas. Tom 1Fr1 600 N. Rumll, Champaign. 01.. 67. 115 Drill, Mu1iu 151 1140 5. Mhnmbru Circle. Ccra1 Gables. Fla 74 Duet, Max 1Sr1 1300 iotky Pan Rd , Opelllio. A16 . 45. 121 Duncan. Thomas Michael lFr1 1110 E. Maore, Seorty. Ark. 67. 114 Dunksrson. Mary lJr1 423 Nerlh 11Ih, Fort Smith. Ark. Dunn, Rzginu 1511 5017 Ariel. Hauuon. 191., 45. 78. 127. 180 Dunn, Sievg Edward 151 Box 724. Sin. A. Smrcy. Ark... 63. 121 Dye. Wil1iom Bruce 1M 423 Brown. 1.1111: Rock. Ark. 57. 113 Dyer. Dione 15r1 745 N. 38111. luwlon.01nlu 45. 130. 177, 131 Eudes. Dana Sue lSr1 500 teliq Dr.. Kannun. M6345. 134. 181 Eckerbzrg. Ann 1511 4140 Cambridge 51.. Kansas CUy. Ken. 45. 139. 172. 176 Eddlemun. Dulkm 1Sr1 RI. 2, Marianna. Ark. Eddy. Mary Ann 1811310 Norrh G111fl1'1, Murrilren. Adm. 63. 139. 185 Edge. 0115 11:1 2602 Williams Ave . Cnm'dan. Ark. 115 Edringrcn. Max 1Fr1' R1. 1. Paragould. Ark. 67, 119. 172 Eldricige. Allan Roy lFr1 804 Pennmg. Woodriver, 111., 67 Elkins. David 1Jr1 121. 2. Pocohon'as. Ark. 57. 114. 207 Ellingwood. Kenneth lFrl 211 Millaide. Ff. Wayne. 1. 5'1 117 Ellie . Carolyn 1Fr'1 2084 Wollons. Mamphis. Tenn, 68. 129 Ellis. Eve lJr1 480 Hylene 51.. Fayette, Alex, 57 Ely. Dole Alan 1Fr1 1508 Tulip Ava. Scorcy, AL. 68. 116. 183 Eiy, Hizubefh Clair 15r1 1508 Tulip A112,. Searcy. Ark. Ark. 45. 86. 131 Emmerich. A1910 June lFri R1, 1. Bo: 235-115. Houghlon. L6. 63. 133 Eagles. Gene IN 119 Wes! Guy, Red Linn, P11. 57. 116, 177. 181. 182 English, E11011 151 Rt. 6. 80: 55. Nonh lmlo Rock. Ark, Enff. Larry 1Jr1 7725 Denver Dr.. F1. Wonh 18. Tax. 74. 202 Eops. Wilfium Burlan. J1. 1Jr1 1118 Fourth N 5.. MDSSIIIOH. 0,. 57. 117 Elickson, Robert ll 1Fr1338 Korman Ave.. N. E.. Mouillon. 0.. 67. 117 Elskine. Barry 151 Box 32. Chesler Depor, VI , 63. 114. 209 Ethndge. Cecil 151 212 N 8nqh1on, 061165 8, Tax . 57. 115 Evans. Jody Lee 1511 811 Nnrlh Morril 51.. Morrilron. AIL, 45. 156. 167. 181 Evans. Vnnn 151 121. 1. Alarm. Term. 63. 115 Eyman. Terry 151 2115 Sherman. lezral. Kart. 57. 109 F anun. Judim 1Fr1 204 Poplar Dr.. Keane . Mo.. 68. 142, 171 15am. Near 1Fr1 3916 Vnnene. Dallas. Tex.. 74 Fu1rley. Doug Mr! 426 West Quinn. Oicnulu. Adm. 57. 113. 172 Form. Glendeil 1514565 5. Four1h, Cmayville, 111.. 63. 115. 173. 179 Faules. Jerry lJr1 Box 241. Neosho. Mo. 57. 109 Federonis, Maw 1Jr1 604 E. Race. Scurry. Ark. 74 Feh1ing. Diane Lee lFrl 152 Terry 51.. 501211119 Beech. Flat. 63 Ferguson Freda 1Sr1 112 Farmers Circle. North L011: Rock. Ark. 45. 132. 170 Fergusun. P61 lFrl 112 Fauna : Circle, Nanh 1.1111: Rock. Ark. 68. 132 Fewell. Nleen 1Jr1 1102 N. Pulk, Amanllo. Tax 74 Finey, Marilyn 1511 41211 Wilcox Rd . Plyrnmnh. Mich.. 45. 136 Fmrow. Dun 151 3753 Bruuklyn. N. E . Seonle 5. Wash. 63 2B9 Fushel, Rachel 1511121. 4. Fishel Eli. Wunlmn-Solem, N. C.. 621, 141 FJsher. Cynthia Sue 151 1609 W. Sonar Ava. Dallas. Tel., 128 Fiippin. Mary 1Jr1 Box 165, Reyno, Ark, 57. I38. 181 Flippen, Faggy Jenn 1Jr1v 1010 Oak Ave., Slerhng, 111., 57, 135, 181 Florenre, James 1Fr1v Rt. 2, Naif Ave anfrog, Lo., 68. I18 Fang, Nelson Chu-Chvng 1Fr1 13 Chmg km Terrace, Hong Kong, 68 Forbess. Judy lFr1 1038 Arkansas 51.. Helena. Ark, 68. 128 Ford, Duvud 151 643 15111 51., Benewllle, Ark. Ford, Robe Blinon 1Fr1 610 1.6 SaIEe Ava, Muscle Shoais, Ala., 63. 113 Ford, Rob 151 1897 Iaverly Blvd.. Berkley. Mich, 63 Forrest. Jaclue Lynn 151 811 Kaehler Ave,, North Linle Rock. Ark.. 63, 125 Fursylhe, William 151 1112 Frankel Ava, Memlrie. L11. 63, 115 Former, Bonml Mari: 1Jr: 121. 4. Bardwell, Ky., 57, 183 Foster, Burch 151 212 Bynum Ava Scuffsboro. A111, 120 FosIer, James 151311 206 Chestnut, Newpon, Ark. Fuuss. DaVId Wi1110m15r1'628Eigh'11'1. Mariana, 0., 45. 120. 173, 207 Fowler. Alvin 1Fr11 1318 Morrison. Ant, 68. 116, 188 Fowler, Charlotte Ann 1F11 1014 Pearl. Texarkana, Ark. 63, 135 Fowler. Phyllis 15r1 Ash Fiat. Ark. 45 Frumpvon. Michael 1Fr1 6917 N. Tacoma, lndmnapolis, Ind., 68, 116 Frunk.GuIy 1Fr11RL4, R0110. M0,. 68. 116 Franks. Margaret W. 15111 R1. 1. Old Kensen Rd., Searcy, Ark. 45, 176 Franks. Mawice R. 1511 R1. 1, 01d Kensan Rd., Seulcy, Ark, 45 Frazier. John 1FIJ 1204 Monroe. 1111:1391, Okla , 68 Free, Chrishne 1GHld1'BOl 32. BeedewUt Ark. Freeman. Faye 1Fr1 601 Fine. Donuphun. MIL. 68. 131, 171. 177 Fueemcn, Hugh Preston lFrl 615 Maple. Numhez. Mass. French. lorry 1J11ch 503.5112. A, Searcy. Ark 57, 116 French, Ronald 1511 14 S, Raoseveh, LJbeml, Kan, 45, 115. 158. 162. 177, 181 Frentel, Juhn 151 480 21st, Bureswlfe. Ark 74 Friberg. Ron lJrl Rural Rt, 1.3011 81. Fuuwew. M0n1..57. 107, 151 Fruziu, Tetry ISrl But 158. VillurIOvo. P0,. 45. 517 Fuller. Lnnda Bernice 1Jrl Hulhev-lle. Ark , 57, 133 G Gadberry, Anrhnny Wayne 11d 421 College Park Dr.. Nonh hnle Rock. Ark . 57, 110 Gallon. Mary Elome lJrl 2001 2511- 51., W , meinqham, Ala, 57 Galyun. Mike 1519150 Rockville Rd.. 1ndmnupe115, Ind., 63, 116 Gnlyaun, Karen Kay 1Fr1 111 2, Bentonvnlle. Ark , 68. 130 Gummel, Norma 1Fr1 Box 9, Crnssen, Ark. 68. 127 Gumbvell. Malvm 8. 1.111 Ashv111e.N. 12,, 57. 117 Gammon, Wlll1am 1. 11:11 Box 441, Wumar Robms, 60., 68 Gansnur, Carol 151 508 Aulumn Ave.. Col1lnsv111e, 111,. 63, 140 Genus, Chhan L. 111 1Jr1 208 South Crass, Searcy. Ark. 58. 78. 119, 158, 171, 172 Gurdnel, Emllue Clam: 151 Bax 342. North Bend, Ore. 63, 132 Gardner,Jim1J11 1242 Adams, Sulinus.Culi1.. 58. 115 Gardner. Paul lSrl 903 34111 51.. Vuenna, W. Va.. 45. 113, 123, 162, 178. 181 Gmdner, Waller A. 111 1F'1 P, 0. 8011 342. North Bend. Ore.. 68. 119 60:10:11. Donna Kay 1Fr1 924 Brown, Memphis, Tenn. 68. 136 Gamer. Mary Hole 1Sr1 Box 235. Calma Rock Ark., 45, 135 Gama , Cumnllc IS1 4979 Buvheld Hi, Memphis, Tenn. 63, 142 Game . Jll'l'l Duwd IJIJ 3501 Memll. Odessa, 191. Gone . Anna Man: 1311 109 S, Turner, Semcy, Ark. 46 Guns . Dona IF11 1605 N Roberson. Conroe. Tax.. 63 Golan, Verna M, 151:, 109 5 Tunnel, Seurnv. Ark. 46 Gosk-ns. Thomas, Jr . 15r1 Pulmdo1a. Flo.. 46, 120, 176 Genny, leuh15r1 RI. 1, Alhambra III.. 46. 122,, 143, 162. 180. 181 George. James Larry 1M 21. 2. Box 164. Lake Providence. 16., 68. 118 Genyx. Dun1Jr1 80: 179, Worelluo. Ind. 58, 115 Gemin. Kl11y. Jr. 131 511.4. Bel 783, Benlon, Ark 63. 118. 181. 1'2 Gibbons. Mary 12th 151 1103 North Dr.. Osceola, A111 63, 181 6113115, Ron 151730 Mnnlwew DL. Eleond-do. Cuisi. 63. 118. Gibson. Nancy Love lFrI 1819 Greenwood. Sumo Ami. Calif., 68, 140 61555., James Kennmh 1Fl1 3123 Cums 51., Memphps. Tenn, 68, 119. 158 Glenn. John Philip lFrl 1503 1ulip Ave . Searcy, Ark, 68 Gaulley, Lea 15r1 8041 ?armsnn Dn. Berkeley 34. Mo., 46, 113 Goodsn. Benny L 1Jr1 Box 367, Ccrlisle, Ark. 58. 171. 172, 131 Gora. Benny Dean 1Jr1 Box 863, 516. A. Scurry, Ark Gordon, Linda lSr1 111. 1. Greenwood, Ark. 46. 137 605:, Gary F. 15r1 309 Clacrvmw Dr,. Pleasam H111, Mn. Gowen.Jimmy1Fr1 Box 22.Datto.A1k.. 68. 120. 188 Groddy, J1 ISr1 1908 W. 4151, 10151.1. 011.113. Grady. Frames 1FI1 3910 Appling Rd . Memphis. Tenn., 68. 133 Grundi, Peggy 151 5520 Cottonwood. Memphm, Tenn.. 63. 123, 128 Gram. Guam C.. Jr, 1511 101 N. Pyeun, Searcy. Ark Gram. William 151 19 Maple AVB., Mendhum. N. J,. 63. 114 Grantham. Danny Ray IFrI RI. 3. Ba! 38. Wynne. Ark 66, 107 Grams, lobar? Bren! lJr1 701 E. Founh, Ffom. 111.. 53. 111 Gray. Jim Ed 1Jr1735 Wurnar, Jonesboru, AIL, 58, 116. 167, 172 Gray. Vivian thudl 7004 Jacksonville Hwy, North Linle Rock, Ark. Green. Anita 15rl 1735 lnd-an Boundnrv 8d,, Chestenunf Ind.. 46. 123, 141 Gman. Jim 18'! Rt. 2, Box 482, Vc1oosro, 60., 68 Green. Pamela IFII 4309 Grey Oak: Dr.. Nushv-Ile. Tenn. 68. 141 Gran. Rldmrd 1511 Rt. 6, Dnmphun. Mo.. 46. 78. 108. 207 Greens. Roger lFr1 Hickory Ridge, Ark, 68 Gflnin, Ann 15r1 R1. 2, Box 444, Pme Bluff, Ark , 46. 130, 162. 184 GriHin. Marilyn 151 1014 E. San Miguzl, Colorado Spnngs, C016, 63, 134 Grimm Philip 151 219 Chapel Ava, NashvnHe, Tenn., 188 Gr11'1i111, Larry D 1Fr1 RP. 1, 80:1 174. Thoyer. Mn., 68. 120 Grimes. Murilynn June 1F11 R1, 1. Dumm. Ark. 68, 1'25 Griamm, lobe A. 1511 R1. 2. Box 48, Willismn, F1u., 46 Grubbl. Karmevh 1Fr1314 E, Th1!d,.Casa Granule, AriL, 68, 132 Gumhs, Burma Lynne 1Frl 344 Valiey Ave.. Amarillo, Tax, 63. 183 Guild. Sonny 1111 7714 Began Dr., Forl Worm, Tex.r 58. 120 Gunn. Parker Lee lFrl 530 Rasalund Dr.. West Helena, Ark, 68. 112 Gurgunus, Janolkay 1Jr1 4277 Amber Lane, Memphis. Tenn, 58, 132 H Hacks , Berkeley lSr1 7750 Cooley Lake Rd.. Union Luke, Mick. 53. 117, 202 Hagar. Mal 15r1 203 S. Chmles. Searcy. Ark. 290 Huguewocd, Ellis 151 471 Rubin Hand lane. Mamphis. Tenn.. 63. 110 Huines, Bill 1Fr1 2535 E. 73rd 51.. Chicago 49, 111., 6B. 107 Haines. Lance 1Jr1 111.4. 80: 14. Mnnm, Ln., 58, 116. 166 Huie. Bryan lJr1 R1. 1, Dunvilla. Ark. 53 Haley. Betty 151 R1. 2. Box 30, BalewiNa, Ark. 74 Hall, Fuya 1Jr1 Box 218, Lake Cny. Ark. 58, 137 Hall, Sondra 151 511 N, 27111 51., Wu? Memphis. Auk. 63. 137 Hum, Nancy 1Fr1 Box 25. Shirley, Ark, 68, 132 Humaker, June! 15rl 1 18 E, Human, Dumas. AIL. 46 Humblen, Maw 1Fr1 11.11. 1. Cloverdale. Ind.. 68 Homby, Horace 1F11 Box 1017, N.S.C.. Nulchitochu. L6,, 68, 114, 172 Hamilmn, Curtis 1Fr1917 Stanley 51,, HopkinsviIle, Ky.. 68, 115 .Hcrnilron, Karen 1Fr1 1929 6111 5:., Madison, 1111, 68, 125. 135. 172 Hampton. Gwendolyn 11:11 14030 Sunlund Dr., Florissanl, Mo., 68, 134 Hampton, Jimmy 1Fr1 504 E. Market 51., Saurcy. Ark. 68, 12! Handley, Dalaras 151 R1. 2, Comma. Ark, 63. 131 Hannah. Jim 1Jr1 1520 Dechard, Van Euren, Ark. Hardin, Cunnie 1Frl 251 S. Park. Anchoraga, Alaska, 68 Harding, Danna 1Fr1- Rt, 1, Arbyrd, Mo., 68, 136 Hardy, Dan 1Fr11Rf. 1, Box 150, Column. Mich, 74 Hardy, Karen1Jr11729 N, Main, Jacksonville, 111., 58. 132. 219 Hargrove, Carroll 1Fr1 1310 Spring 51., Poplar Bluff, Mo,. 68. 120. 178 Harp. Verlon ISr11 13676 Marshall, Warren, Mich, 58 Harper. Georgia 1Fr1 5304 ?ika Ave,, North LiHle 120611. Ark, 63. 142 Hurpole, Bobby 151 R1. 1. Success. Ark. 74 Harrell, Mary Luu 15r1 715 Phollips. Cleburne, Fax, 46, 86 Harrfs, Cora Sue 11r1 4027 Ttevorhan CL, Memphis, Tenn, 58, 133. 177. 18 Harris. Emily 151 706 N. Main. Searcy. Atk. Harris. Lorry 151 650? Longwood 126., LmJe Rock. Ark. 63. l 16. 207 Ham's. Larry W. 151 1300 W. Arch. Searcv. Ark 74 Hart, neverly 1FrJ Country Club Dr . Centerville. Tenn, 63, 130 Hadley, Mi1ch611 lFr1 507 N. CIOII, Scurry, Ark. 08 Hgmher, Mmon 151 Walnu! Ridge. A111,, 74 Hawkins, GIenn 154 1932 N1 Tlh 5L, Farre Huule. 1nd., 46. 110 HCIW1UI'IS, Janice 15I 1932 N 7111 51, Terre Home. Ind. 63, 131 Hawkins, Raymund lJr1 2500 N W. 7911- 51., Oklahoma Cifv, GHQ. 53. 1 19, 1 S1 Hawks. Eddie 1Fr1 160 Roosevelt Rd . Jacksonville. Ark. Hawthorne. Donald 1.1r'1 209 Bevecly Dr, Lufuyelve, L0,, 58. 117 Hayes. Myrene 1Fr1 P. O Box 5023. New Rivur Plaza Slation. Jacksonville. N. C. 08. 139 Hays. Barbara 1Fr1 415 Chipela Dr., Munvrose, Colo. Hays, Huru1d 15r1 Box 1125. 510, A, Searcv, AIL. 46. 121 Hays, Lily 15d 1231 5. Indianapolis, Tulm, 01:113.. 46. 7a. 136. 162, 177, 1 81 Hays, Nena 1F11 502 N. Hussey, Searcy, Ark, 68, 135 Head, Rasrm iJr1 Woodvme. Ten. 58 Head, John lFr114606 Luchridge 1161.. North Lmle Rock. Ark, 68. 120 Heath, Gany lJr1 1076 Palmer, Plymouih, Mich, 58. 117 Hadrick, Ann 151-7 Harding Dr., Segrcy. Ark. 631 128 Hedrick, lurry lJr1- 624 S, YeIrace DL. Wichita. Kan, Heggae, Delmu 1Fr1 R1. 3. Searcy. Ark 68 Had, Heidi 1er 146 Hum! 51. N. w., Strasburg. 0.. 46. 136 Hand. Jeannette 1Fr1 146 111116 St. N, w., Strasbulg. 0., 68, 136, 176 He1enschmid1. Susie 151 8342 Lake Mien Dr . San Diane. Calll. 153. 125 Helms. Jonnese 151.311 111. 1, Box 214, Arkadelohic. Ark. Hambree. Peggy 1Jr1 RI. 2, Judmnia, A111. . 58 Hemmgwuy, Beth 151 101 The Pellsway, Murray H111 ,N. J.. 63. 142 Henderson. John lJrI P. O. Box 288, Leuamo. Ark. Hendersan. Joyce 151 7654 Fnzsimmons 51,. Verona, 7a.. 63, 137 Henderson. Larry 1Jrl 306 N, 31d Ava. Avnndule, Ariz,. 58, 111 Hendersan . Ruselund Memn 151 Bar 20. Kulomo, N Rhudesiu. 59 Hendrick. Jeny 1Jr1 936 McQueen. Flinl. Mich. SE. 118 Hendnx, James lFrl I41 E. Main 51,. Preston. Ark , 6B. 117 ?dandrix, Lee Ellen 1511615 Mclain. Newpon, Ark, 63. 130. 185 Hendrix. Peggy 151 Antoine. 71111., 63, 140 Hendrix, Ease Mary 1Fr1 405 W. Pluusura. Searcv. Ark , 69 Henson. Lloyd 161061 23 Mohawk, Sealcy, Ark 76 Henson, Michael 1Sp11 23 Mohawk Dr., Senrcv. Ark. Henry, P212151 1810 Figuers Ava, Columbia. Tenn., 63. 119, 183, 207 Henrhorne. Sandra lFrJ Rt. 1, Box 1280. Benton, Ark. Herndon. Shirley 1Fr1 3108 Rmnler $1., Memphm. Tann,, 69. 138 Herrud, Sharon 1Jr1403 N, Elm,Roswe11,N. M.. 58 Hess. Paul 1Jr1921 E. 14111. Yuri. Nab. SB, 180 Hes1er, Scmue1 1Fr1 P, O. Box 163, Leighron. A111, 69, 109, 172 Hicks. Mary Beth 15r1 P. O. Box 431, Yutkermun, Ark 46. 140. 162. 181 Higgmbmhnm, Ed 1616111 8011 1162, 516 A, Seorcv, Ark. Hi'gglnbmham, Joe 1Fr1 307 N. Eim. New Busfcn. 19:1,. 69. l 19. 133 Hile. Put 1Jl'1 5431! Highland Dr,, Fan Smiih. Alk . 58, 107 Hill. Charles lFr1 R1. 4. Saorcy, Ark Hilh's. Larry 151 1312 E. Ruler. Seorcy. Atk . 53. 131 Hilton. Denny 151 308 W Maple 5! , Eos! Pmirie, Mo . 63, 118 Hinds. Anna Sue 151 RR. 1. Box 167. Worlhmqmn, Ind, 63. 130 Hinds. Ruvh Ellen 1Frl Rr. 1, Wunhingmn, Ind.. 74 Human. Sharon 151 IN. 1. Seorcv, Ark, 63, 140 Hinton. Richard 1Fr1 10632 Newpor! Ava. Sonic Ana, CaIif. 69, 176 Hivchcuck. Carol 1M RI. 1. Searcv, Ark, Hite. William 11:11 8611 128, Soring Hull. Tenn , 69. 107 Hin, Barbara :51 Rr. 2. Piggon, Ark . 63. 178 Hocdley. Dan 1H1 509 Mulberry, Hammond. Ind. 69. 117 Hoard, Willie. 5.011 E1. 1. Bo: 7. Cotton Plum. Ark. Hobby, Anita 1Jrl 1552 Erouks Avo., Fayettewlle, Ark. 58, 136. 181 Hobby. Gearge 1Jr1 1552 Brook: Ave.. Faveneville, Ark., 58, 1'12 Hoffman. Bonnie 1F11 14537 Huntingmn, Plymomh, M1:h.. 69. 142 Hanna . Mulcy 1511 R E. 13. 1010178113. 1nd,. 69 Hohlier. Janis 1Fr1 6713 Ad1er. Berkeley, M0,, 69, 131 Hblcomb,George1Jr1 1154 Jackson Rd.. Mob116. Alch, 58, 119 Holder, Diane 1Fr1 916 E. Race Ava, Searcv, Ark, 69. 138 Holland, Deanna 1H1 903 Glni1and, Memph1s. 1enn.,69, 129 Holl1ngswor1h, Kenneth IJrl 1617 S Englewood, Tyler. Ten 58. 1 12 Hollis. Jetry 15r180x 307. Cclumbia,1.a., 47, 120 Hams, Pomcic ISrI 80: 321, Buffalo, M0,. 47, 78. 143 Hollis, Robert 151 Rt 1. Price'un. 1.6., 63. 111 Hollis. Theresa 1F1'1 Rt 2, 86:: 254. Furmarviue. La.. 69 . Mar! lJr1 Clinlon. Ark, 74 ISI'! 2310 LnFrambais Rd., Vancouver, Wash. 47 ,. In In: tune. m, 59. I31. I72 .WI 151! R1. 3. Newport Ark. labia IFrl BO! 153. Kenn . Ark. . Jan 1511 104 Nebraska Curcle. Jacksonville. Ark. 47. I I3. 13l m ISII 1120 N 016 Manor. chhutu. K011. 47. ll? Ikhnrd lSri 7 Marshall Dr.. Searcy. Ark 63. 121 III! Bull 343. Walnut indge. Ark. 58. 121 . ' V151 HI 7'. Box 20?. Pine Bluff. Ark. 58 mm IFII 3716 Silver Ave.. Kansas Cl'V. Kun.. 74 1M :51 Rt. 4. Palagnuld. Ark. 63 401010 IGrudl BO: 43. Berrymlle. Ark. Bob ! James KSI 1401 5. Feed, Monroe, Lo.. 1138 WI M 339 Path Ave.. Monlgomery. A10. 69. 113 1.6m- :m Rr. 1, Box 235, Benton. 1a.. 159 Mn IFI! 1135 Mockingbird Lune. Por1 Arthur. Tex.. 69. 127 JIMMY fFrl R1. 4, Box 153. Sikesrun. Mo.. 69 Synum 151 I09 Godund, Magnolia. Ark 74 Judith IFr! Columbia Gmdens. Columbm. Tenn., 69. 126 Julio Url 1203 Canlerbury Dr.. Nashville. Tenn. 55. 136. 171 1 Ila Ur! 321 N Mass- Amhony. Kun.. 58 JlMlFr12021 Huff. Wichita Falls. TEL. 69. 133. 176. 133 Mhur lid 1503 E. ODIh St N , Kansas CHy. Mu , 69. 115, 182 M11131 3807 Common Ave . linle Rock, Ark . 69. 147 Isl R1. 1. Flcafwoad, Mulysvrl1e.0. 63. 172 - 15 1 2544 Falrwew. Delmuf. M1ch . 47, 178 Ball 15311 Ir 5, Searty. Ark. 11m Ur! b2 Mynle $1.. Sqlrnes. Cullf . 74 -- - f5r1365b W Ave N. San Ange1a.Tex .47. 115. 153 M IFII RI 3. Seclcy. Ark , 69 lFrI R1. 1. Greenwuv. Ark '-mm.2.Kcnnevl.Mc.oa.1m.131.182.183 Id ISrI 26075 thols 5v . Bevan, Calif.. 47. 109 34. 135 Sham val 706 Cono1110n. Memphis. Tenn.. 69. 129 ll'll R.ED. 2. Box M-2. Thlhaduux. 1a.. 69. 141 lid RR :1. Kunqmon. Kan 69. 115 12624 W Mam 5r. Russellwlle Ark . 69. 138. IE? 1: ? -.tfrl1b48 2711: 51 . N , Birmmghom. A10 . 75 l J HIISIBox1lJ.Mullhews.Ma.b3.133.177.131 1 -l: Ftunklin lGradl 5105 Glenwew. North Linle Rock. Ark, ?b : 1515181 Admmzl Dr.. Jutksonwlle. Flu.. 179 liotll twin UH Okalona. Ark 58. 129 In iGrodI Box 708. 510. A. Storm. An... 123 - L. IFrI Rt. 7. Box 147-3. Tylea. Tex.. 69 51.111 301 128.51.:er HUI. Tenn . 53 .' Shawl um 30. 171. Tulle. 1e... 59. 137. 171 ISI 126 Cabanas. antuwn. Ten. .53. l 16 .. EarTinu iFrl R1 1. McCashll. Ark. 59'. 125 Isl 106 W. Jackson 51. ManhceHD. Ark. 63, 1'6, 138. 207 151514 W. Baldwvn. Pcruqould. AIL. 63. 14? F. lFrl 1400 Harding Dr. Searcy. AIL. 6?. ID? . yn lFtJ 3373 Coleman AVE.. Memphm. Tenn . 75 01M 115113860 5 W. Archer Rd..Gumeswlle.F1u.d7. 175 1-10 Box 775. Panghurn. Ark . 58 '51 2837 Merle. Shreveport. la . 64. 109. 164, 165 J?! 1014 N. 10111.1.eovenwor1h, Kun. 58. 120. 177. 17? . y ISrI Walnut Ridge, Auk. 4?. 132 I 1511 RT. 1. BO! 191. Steam. Miss.. 47. 110 1.9a lFr'I Maynard. Ark. 69 :11 117 W Maryland. Norlh Lmle Rock. Ark 1151:1508 Whitewny. Brooksvme. F113,. 47, 78 180: 417. Channelview. Tex . 48. I19 11d 30! 804. Gu1fpor1. MEL. 53. 114. 153. 20?. 211 '1 Banthwd s... New A1bany.Miss.5l. 134. 131 9W1 15r1 202 E. Washington. Urbano. ll1 . 48 1 1511309 McRae. Searuv. A11: .5106 Cundlewvzk Lune. N. Lmle Rock Ark . 48 10? ISII Ba: 54. Eureka .Kan . as. 112 Jr! Ian 12.1mm. Kv , 53. 134 IE! X15 Dodson. Omneswlle. Te: . 69. 116. 138 M 307 E. Park Ave Searcy. Art... 48. 133 . ml 301 E. Furl: Ave . Sentry, Ark . 69, 139 ELI 3802 Claiborne. Shrevenon, La , 47. 121 10151317 Mam 51'..Catmaoul.0.64,115. 27:2 Isl M1911 516014 Chapel Rd.. N. Muduon. O . 64 .11 Olhkuih. Nut. 75 . l lfrl 434 Warren. Pocorello. Ida . 69. l 18 1'1 155 P1110 $1.. Array: Gronde. C0111. 69. 131 . 21 Bran'woad Dr.. Fort Warm. rex , 58. 123. 129 Ill'11104 Fuller 5:. Paris. Ark. 55. an. 135. 151. 134 Ur! 931 Fares? Ave., Muliord. O. 58 I W. Argonne. Kirkwned. Ma. 64. 130 mil. Jr. EFH 394.3 Summer St. Shrevepou. Lo . b9. 10? 1111.4. Box ma. Jerome. Ida, 58. 121 1131314 Easl 3rd Ave . Jerome. 1da , 58. 121 $1 00x 35 -- 162. Mlum1.FIa.. SB. 109 915 Sedan Lone. 561165. Te: . 69. 119 3d 206 Muriman. Wynne, Ark 48. I 12 $170? MtGurle Ave. Monroe. 10.. 64. 11b. 18! 15215.Pmkway Dr.. El Dorudu. Ark. 48. 13:1. 178. 181 905 9'1. 51. N.. Furqn. N. D. .4. Do: 221, Lubbock.1ex.. 48. 86. 13a 0600 ! 151 3295 Garewond Dr. Memphis. 1enn. .511. 130. .Woyno Uli 105 Cinnamon Hull Rd. King of Pluss-a. Penn. 58. Kinmun. Cheryl 151 419 Grundvuaw. Clatkswlle. Ark. 64. 133 Kirkbride. Dolorus Kay IS! 3602 E. Mmh. St. Indianapolis, Ind. 64. 143. 181. 183 Kiser. Ed-lh 151' 3 North 53rd. Lawmn. Okla . 64. 139. 166 Kale. Paul Ull 275 E 2611! SI . Keolnev. Neb.. 75 Kline. Jeanne IR! 1238 W Center. Rochester. an.. 69. IS? Knighl. James 11.151301 175. Alma. Ark . o4. 115,172,131 Knox. Vurgil 151 1540 West Riggs. Raymundviile. Te:.. 64. 112 Kager. Martha l51 320 5 E. Wuvelly. Bur'lewllle. Okla.. 64. 129. 134. 185 Kosvowski, Doug 1511 11421 Dnvison 11d . Fl1nl. Mich- 48. !?1 Koslowsii. Kuthue IJrI RI 2. Harnman. Tenn. 58. 121 Kuykendull. Chesler A. lFr1 R1 :1. Box 122.010rk. Ark, 69. 109. 176 L Ladd, Billy Joe Mr! 80: 23. Reyna. Ark. 58. 116 LuFevor. Mollie U11 1405 Shelton Ava. Nushwlle. Tent... 58. 181. 194 Laird. BiH 15r1715 E. Marke? 51.. Seutcy. Ark. 48, 112. 178 Laird. Mane Url 713 E. Mulkm, Searcv. Ark. 58. 139 Lamb, Goylon l5rl Dehghv. Ark., 48. 10?. 124. 161 Lumbml. Runh lSl RI. 1. Wyclllfg' Ky . 75 Land, Gloria lSpH Box 1 164. Sin. A. Searcy. Ark Lundrum. Ruby Jaan IGrndl 506 W Plamme, Searcy. Ark. 7-5: Lune. Robe lSrl Box 4M1. Wynne. Ark . 49. 112 Laney. Earlene 151 R. R. 3. Bo: 210. Broken Arrnw. 01:113.. 64. 1113 Lnngholf. Candace lFr1 R1. 3. F1. Colllm. Calm. 69. 128 larger . Sandra 151 Box 391. Tuckermun. Ark Lurkms Leimc IFrI 1804 N. Campbell Sr . Vu1pormso, Ind. 69. 12? law. Shun 0. Hr: IT lan Kwuu Fang. 2nd Fluor. Hang Kong. 59 Lawlur. John Ehl Pr. 2. Box 555. Voldoslu. Ga Lawson. Larry 1Frl Box 603, 510. A Seulcy. Ark. 70. 119. 202 Lawyer. Dave Url Box 4415. Moumaln Home. Art . 119 Lawyer. Mike lFr1 RI. 2. Mounlum Hume. Ark. 70 Lawyer. chhuvd lSr: I11 3. Honey Hull. Saarcy. Ark. 121 Layden. Dnrnrhv UH Box 137. Gideon, Mo.. 59. 129 Layne. Ginny iFrl 3774 Drake. Houslon 5. Tenn. 70 Learned. Suzanne ISrl R R, 1. Hovrlsburg. Ill . 64. 140 Letklller. Rochelle 1Fr! 718 E. 9111, Wmheld, Kan . 70. 131 Lee. Duwd lJrl 1919 Eusrluwn, Durango. Calm. 59. 116 LeFors. Mike ISI R? 11. Bet 2430. Spnngfield. Mo. 64. 120 Lemz. Margie iSrJ- R1. '2. ParugnuH. Ark 49. 134 Leroux. Lovcnne erl Rt. 3. Box 88a. Piedmonl. Mo.. 64. 125. 181. 183 Lester. LeDeanu 1Frl 844 Wiley Parker Rd. Jackson, Tenn. 70. 143. 181. 182 Lewws. Lmdu 1H! 1601 Hanan. Shrevepun. Lu.. 70. 139 Light. Larry IJrJ 2707 25111 Ave . Rack Is1and, 111.. 59. 11? Limburg. Judilh 15:1 1732 Parker Blvd. Tnnawandn. N Y.. 49. 73. 121:. 177. 131 meburg. Robert lFrl 1732 Parker Blvd. Tcnawundu. N Y.. 70. 109 LlS'E. Hurrv 151 205 12111 5! . Canyon, Tex . 75 Lloyd. Rem IS! 314 E thofs. Sprung Hill, Kan . ad. 138 Ladder. lindn 151 308 Hillsbcro Ave.. lexnnglon. Ky . 64. 141 Lafrm. Bubble LlrJ 405 N Walnur, Seamv. Ark Looney. Jerry lFrl Rr 2. Paris. AIL. 70. 109 Lavmz. Max 151 342 Welmove Dr.. WIChI'D. Won . :54. Ho. 177 tons, leshe IFI. Box 36. Belle. Mu. Lave. Jlmmy 1Flj' 26 Trams Rd. Tullo. Tex Lowe. George ISI 1500 lmcoln Wov L . MUSSIIIOH. 0 . 211 Lucas. Gary 1511 220 Plke 51. Burnesville. O. 121. 164. 165 Luke. Susan ISn 1020 W Vrh SI . Hasvrnqs, Neb. 49. 181. 185 Lywrd- Charles IFr1 3 Harding Dr.. Searcy. Ark. 70. 107. 188 Lyons. Davud 1 15d 4504 Jurksonwlle Highway. North LiHle Rack . Ark. 76 McAlee. Sieve lJrJ 5102 Tamarack, Bnylown, T21. 59. 116. 11B. 207 MCAIIISIEF, Andree lJr1 8388 Via Airosu. Cummnnga. Colit. 59. 143 McBride. Claud: Herman lFrl Box 271. An11ers. Okla. 198 McBride. Douglas 1H1 428 Nnnh 51.. Camden. Ark. 70 McCauley. Ellen 1Fr1 222 Sevenlh. Garden City. N. Y., 70 McCauley. John 15111 140 1,qu Piece, Pint: 810 . Ark. McClelian. Eddie EM 816 Pme. Sukasion. Mo.. 70. 113 McCloud. Jane! 15! 1227 Meadow Brook Dr.. thyzne. 1nd.. 1'14. 140 McClugguqe. Ralph Mr! 916 E Market. Derby. Kun.. 59. 112. 172 McCormrzk, Koran IFrl 1711 Shady Grove. Pm: Elulf. Ark. 70. 128 Mccown. Roger 1m 444 Township Lme Rd, anbara. Pu.. 551, 112. 123, 17? MzCubbm. Mmhael 1511 508 Bunion. Mun:11.Mo.. 49. HI McCullough. Charles 15: Box 32. Salem. Ark . 64 McDun-el. Paul IS! 2911 Hogan Pd . Eusl Pomi, 60,. MI, 111 MODunuld. Gary lFr'I Box 64. Wlnckeuer. Ark . 70. 109 . McDonald. Tana Ur. RI, 1. Box 82. ldu1uu, 1e: . 59. I41, 177. 181 McElruy. Korean lJII Box 3?9rc. Oscoda. Mich . 59. ab. 128. 150 McElruy Mulllyn lSr' 1119 Bnuman. Rayul Oak. Mich. 49. 133. 176. 177 McFadden. Larry NH '11: 1. Huchury Ridge. Ark. 59. 118 McFarland. BIEHdD IFr1 2422 Ccrdmul Ave . Hunlsville. A10-. 70. 141 McFarland. Runme ISJ 2422 Culdmul Ave Hunnwlle. Alu.. 59. 120 McGonny. James 1Fv1 Box 215. Slor Cily. Ark. 70 McGee. Roy Elll$1Jf1 RI. 3. Rmnzu. Miss 49, 116. I33 Mchms. Johnny lFr1728 Burgess Du. E1 Paso. Tax 20. 111. 176 MtKean, Clair lJrl Ruml Dllwely '2. Darlingran. Pm. 59. 114. 124 McKinney. Ivan. Jr, 115: Columbia 51.. Lake Village. Ark... 64, 113 Mcnghl. Cums 1Jr1 420 5. Lyburger. O1ympin. Wash, 59. 107. 180 MLMackw'n. M1119 IFIJ 123 Tleemonr Dr.. Tuscumbia. Ala.. 70. 113 McMackin. Pa? lJrl 123 Treemom Dr.. Tuscumbia. Ala. 59. 143 McMrllun, Carol lFrl 2800 Cuprd 51.. New Ovleuns. L1. 70. 126 McMuHen. Keith tFrl 25.5 Warrlnshvrg 126., Delaware. 0.. 64. 110 McMurroy, Eugene 1.111 145:: Mynle Ava. Corumbus. 0.. 59. 176. 179 McRee. Melissa 1Frl 3323 N. Jim Millur Rd. Dallas. Tenn, 70 McVickel. Kafhy 15!! Rt. 1. Box 208. Homer. L11, 49. 125. 165. 194 Mucky, Jtmmie lFr1- 41 14 50m Ave. N . Birmingham. Ala. 70. 172 Madden. Mary IFrl Box 184. Cloverdulz, Ind. 70 Maddox. Glnria Jean r! 217 Pine. Handerwn, 12m. 70. 133 Maddox. William Roger 151 124 Kenwood. H91 Spring; Ark 64. 116. 188 291 Magic. Pamela lFr1-8686 San Juan. South Gate. Calm. 70 Mohun. Jackie 1Jtl Wesmllund Hetghfs. Batesville, Miss.. 59. 1:10 Moioruna. Sandy lFr1 602 Field Club Rd.. Finsburg, Pu. Malone. I111 151 1941 Maple Lane. Arlington Heights. 11.. 64. l 18 Menu. K-rl lFr1 1 18 E. Cevelund. Baylown. TEL, 70. 116. 181! Manuel. Denms lFr1 604 Angers St. New lbenu. Lu , 70. 118. 163 Mnneney, Rem: lJr1 609 N, Jordon. Liberat. Kan. 59. 143 Morreney, Veva 151 609 Norlh Jordan. Lnberal. Kan. 64. 143 Mumn. Cynlhla 15111 R1, 2. Bax 197. Bomhw. Fla . 49 Mumn. Dawd 1Fr1 Box 95. R1. 1. Bold Knob. Ark. Marlkn. Mnnune IGrudln 709 Cedar 131.. Searcv. Ark. Mamn, Reno 1Jr1 4100 E, Center. Searcy. Art. 5?. 7B, 138 Mnrlm. Segarna IGrndl Bax 20?. Conan Flam. Ark. Morlm. Tom 1511 55332 Farloguv. Wayne, Much, Marlin. Wanda Jeanne lFrI 837 Pecan. Clorksdole. Miss.. 70, 142 Marfrn. Wilton 15r1 Bun 83, 01:16 , Tenn., 40. 119 Massey, Roger 151 50 Err: Dr., Wheeling. W, Va. Masters. Faye 1Jr1 111. 2. Box 159. Bradford. Ark . 59. 78. 132. 177 Motheney. James Mr! 100 W Harding.Mcrr11von.Ark..59. 111. 178 Morhis. Don llrl Box 155. Augusta, 111.. 59. 115 Munmlller. Elizabeih 1J11 Cullen. Ark . 59. 127. 178 Mauck. Celia 1Fr1 aney, M0,. 70. 133 May. James. Jr. 1511 Box 4. Lepumo, Ark. 49. 121 Mayer, Charles lJrl 503 N. E. Ave. E. 1daba1. Okla . 59. 11.3 Mayer, Suzanne lFr1 330 5. Sounders, Aransas Pass. Tex.. 70. 135 Muyhull. Kalen 151 4:36 Smnh Rd., Lisle. Ul . 64.. 1:19 Mnyner. Sharon 1511 Rt. 1. Box 252. Ozark. Ark. 49, 141 . 178 Maxwell. Jumce 151 3112 Madeline chle. Memphis. Tenn. 64. 133. 165. 1 84 Muzuran. Eileen lJr1 636 Chum Rd . Sharon, Pa , 59. 125. 181 Mary, Dun 151 Box 67. Bnnham, 121,. 64. 112 Medenns. Carolyn 1ij 3223 Toledo P1uce. varsville, Md.. 70, 1313 Medley, Don 1.1!? 395 Far Ave.. Memphis. Tenn, 59. 108. 124 Merle . PhIIIp lJri 1335 Lockwood Rd. Burbenon. O. 59. 109. 20? Mernmun. Mary 1111 17937 Chandler Park Dr., Delrmv. Mmh . 59. 126 Mama, Roy 151 Box to. Kalcmo. N, Rhodesia, 59. 112 Mychaeii. Muna lFr1 Rear 92 Monk 2? 51.. Wheeling. W. Va . 70. 17? Middle'lon. Peggy 1F11 Souiheln Christian Horne. Mornlmn, Ark , 70. 136 Mdam. Dennis 15:1 7929 Westwood Ave . Lmle Rock. Ark 49, 103 Mlliar. Charles 15r1 2409 E. 7nd St, N Lmle Rock. Ark. 64. 110 M1ller, Eddie 15H 614 5'1. Anne. Aleuandnu, La . 207 Miller.J-m1Jv1 5600 Browning Rd, L1H1e Ruck. Ark . 59. 119. 207 M1110 . Johnny 1Fr1 R1, 1, Durdunella, Ark , 70. 113 M111!l',.1Udy1511 2212 W. Ole, Springfield. Mo . 4?. 78 Miller. Leroy 1Jv1 2409 E 9nd. North Lmle Rock, Ark, 59 Mrller. Mark lFr1 12952 Palomar Way. Sonic! Ana. C6111. 70, 117. 16? M1115. Kenneth 151 45 Harding Dr., Searcy. Ark. 64. 111 M1lner. 5111 1J1! R1 4. Ban 651, Semen. Ark. 59 M1110n.Tom1J11914 N 34111,FOHSMI11I. Ark,,59.115.167, 176 M1lchell. Undue U11 3239 Frayser School SI. Memphts. Tanm 59. 36, 130 148. 219 chhen, Duane lFr1 670 L-rmr N E , Orangeburg. S C.. 70, 136 M1161, Terry 1Fr1 1641 Roosevell. Abdene. 1211,. 70 114 Mobley. Haralci 151 Unco. MISS Montoya. Arneha lFr1 4120 ChaHee, F1. Smuh. Ark Munroe. Wayne 1Jrl 1020 N Sputgmn, Anus. Okla . 59 121 Moove.All.Ir1990 1411'! 51.5n1em. 0'2. 59. 108 Moote. Beray lFll 110 East 219. N. 1.11112 Rock. Ark . 70. 110 Moore. Carolyn 151 Box 1'54. Georgeiown, Cato. Maura. Jumce Kay 1Fr1 R1. 2, Pcrrywlle, Ark . 70. I35 Moore. Joyce 151 3318 E Mantegna. Phoenm. Anz. 64, 133 Moorc. Lvndn IJr1 RI 2. Obnon. Tenn , 59 Moore. Muchnel 151 1332 E Luvmgsvon. Sprunghe1d. Mo . b4, 120. 17h Mmre,Nina1$!1 11!. 4. Box 140, Puraguuld. Ark. 49, 140. 178 Moore, Palmtk IFII 151 Mark 51. Barewille. Ark. 70. Moore. Viunn ISrl 111. 2. hay. Tenn. 59 Morgan. Clara 1511 Sowhem Chrishan Home. Morrilron. Ark . 49 1?? Morgan. Jeny 1Jr1 R1 3, Recror. Ark. 59. 115. 184 Moms,DcnslSr1 R1. 1,3cuc 20, Buy.Ar1L, 49. 122. 147. 150 Mums. Meldn lJr1 RI. 4. Newbern. Tenn 59 Munison. Carci lFr1 3445 Arnhem Sr. Dn11us. Tex,. 70. 126 MDI'I'ISOH. Jacky Don lFr1 8 Weber H111 Tern. House Spllngs, Men. 70, 1 1:1 Moss.Bi11151 913 W Jefferson, Bo11vm. Tenn. 64. 116. 175, 138 More.Go111Jr1 602 N D!n10n.Gmnesv111e. Ten. 59. 108. 188 Mullms.Pam1Fr1624 Alamo Dr., Monlgomery. Ala. 70, 138 Murphy. Lmdo 1511 Rt. 1. Cadiz. Ky. 50. 133 Murray, Raymond. Jr Mr! 111 1. Ba: 1107. N. Linle Rock, Ark Myers. Churloue UH, Rr 4. Box 25. Jasper A10 Myers. Jam 1511 Buggers. A111 . 50 Myers. Leon 151 Clinton. Ark 64 Nuggl. Susan lFr1 1724 Fauv-ew. Wuthnu, Kan 7G, 131 Many, Pumua Jo lFr1 1550 Gaylord DL. Dallas. 121.. 70. 134 Nash. Muthuel lJr1 1748 DuPont A112,. Memph-s. Tenn . 59. 176 Nuylur. Phyllrs 151 607 Highland. West Memphis. Ark . 64. 134 Neal. Donna 15r1 1106 Yale. Cleveland. MrSS.. 50, 126. 165. 173 1111 Neal. Mike lFr1 7003 Rannouke Du . Alzxondno, L11, 70. 113 Neuderev. Beny 151 776 W, Jackson 51.. Ymk. Pa . 64. 12c Nelaon. Burke 151 419 Sleum Plant Rd . Gallunn. Tenn . 64. 10? Nevul. Gleg Ur1 409 Rik: Sr. Formersvuha. Te: New. Ph1llplFr1 214 E. Wnldwood. Fr Wayne. Ind, 70. 116, 188 Nichols. Suzy lFr1 906 E Mame. Secrcv, Ark . 70. 137 N.x.Donny1Fvl 320 lwan Ave . Murray. Ky.. 188 Norrh.5h1rley 151 Hudsun Rd , Madison. 121w . 64. 121. 123 Narfh. Tim 1Jr1 Hudmn Rd.. Muduson, Tenn . 59, 121. 181 Norron. Ted Alon lFr1 607 C1111Rd.. Montgomery. A10 , 70. 11B Nuske. Lauuse 1.1rl 18504 Anowhead. C1evelund. O O Odeil. Delmer 1Jr1625 Elm Sr. Camden. Ark , 59, 120. 181 0619. Jo Ellan IFrl R FL 1, Fomn. 1nd,, 713. 140 O'Kzlly, Teny teeUrl R1. 2. Wilhemema Dr.. Ausle11.Gu. 59 Oliver. Lalo 151 Box 1334. Sm, A. Seorrv, Ark , 64 Ohver, Patsy val 801 153. Dardonelle Ark 75 Oliver. William R. 151 Box 152. Dardanulla. A111,. 59 O'Neoi. Kenneth ISrJ 5427 27th. Lubbock. 191, 50. 79, 122. 11?. 159, 1 Ooley. Mnly 1JI1 R1. 1. Ba: 21 D. L-heml. Kan. Organ. Danni: IJrI 2836 MEIIB, Shreveport. Lo, 59. 7?. 109. 159. 1,.1 165. 180 Orr. Jana Url 2014 24th 51.. Lubbock. Tax. 59. 171. 183 Osbum. Nancy 15r1 1400 North Wmhmqlon, Forresl Ciry. Ark... 50. 86. 1 15 131. 184. 135 OuIIch. Morgan 15r1 Box 361, Alachuo. Flu. 50. 116. 1155 Owens, David lSr1 4528 E. 22rd 51.. Tulsa. OHu.. 50. 121 Owens. Ju1iu 151 7 Hays DL. North 1.1 le Rock, Ark . 64. 129, 166. 147 Pucker. Treno Paulene lFr1 1405 Sragecoach Rd, Linle Rock, Ark. 70. 1:111 POII'IB, Vick1 lSrl 910 N. Sunnyl'ml 5L. Seatcy. NIL. SD Povk. Paulette 151 Box 1 16. W231 Springheld. P0,. 44. 126 Parker. Lmda Lae lFr11Box 214. Van Burcn. Adm. 70 Parker. Sonia Rhau 1Fr1 102 Weir McKeen 51.. Fans. Ark. 70, 127 Parks. Glenn. Jr. 151'! Lew1sville, Ark. 50 Parks, Nancy 1511121, 2. Box 3715. Chnrlasrun. Ma. 64, 1:15 Pamsh. Garry Wayne lFr1 111'. B, Fuyenevilla. Ark, 70. 115 Puls1ey. Ronald F. 1FI1 bl I Eosr Meadow, Springdu1e. Ark., 70. 112 Parsons. Barbara Jo 1J!1 RI. 4. Box 44. Covmgton. 91. 59 Fanezann, Richard 1Jrl 4907 Sheridan. Youngstown. 0.. S9. 110 Paul. Jimmy 151 421 Ridgectesl. Hurst. Tenn. 64.. 119. 188. 207 Puullin. John Howard 1Jr1 1643 Purlwule. East lunsing, Mich. 50. 1 202 Puullin. Judy lFr1 1643 Pnrkvole. Easl lensing. Mich, 70. 128 Peac0ck. cheld 15:; Box 1843. vatunvzllr. 121111.. 50. 119, 152. 158; . 188. 202 Peomck. Paula um 30: 184, iuplonque. Tenn . 59. 128. I84 Pearce. David C. lFr1 Box 416. Lake Judson, Tu,. 70, I19 Pearce. Duwd 151 Rr 6. Box 276. Abilene. 1e: . 64, 114 Pearce, Karen 1F11 551D turns, 51 Lows. Mu . 143 Pearcy. Bull 151 1120 Wuheupoon. Gamesmlle. Tex - Peurty. Bab $0 1120 Witherspoon. Gomesu-lle. Tex . 50. 116. 124.13. Pearson. Dillmd 1Fr1 R1 7. Searcy. Ark. 7 Pearson. June Dyan 151 411 Pme. New For! R1they, Fla.. 64 Pause, Nancy 1Fr1 317 W, F1reweed. Anthnmge. Alaska. 70. 129 Pebworih. Jim ESr1Box 133. Searcy. Ark, 50. 121 Pebwurth. Mary Jone1Jr1 Ba: 1332. 510. A. Searcv, Ark. 59. 121 Peebles. David 1J11 513 S.Wulnu1,Hopu.Ark..60. 114. 180. 181 Palron, Elms lGradl 901? N. James. Searcy. Ark, Penn. Brenda 1511 Lynn. Ark, 50. 129 Penred. James 1Sr1 Dannard, Ark, Panrod. Marty 1Pr1 Box 1. Dennard, Ark . 70, 126 Pentecasr. Judy lFr1 41105 Avondc1:.Wcsh-nglon, D. C., 71. 143 Perhucs. Roger NH 120 5. 1ndmna. Guv1nrd. Mich. 60. 111 Perkins. Richard 111-1 1103 Canterbury. Dallas. Tax, 60. 115 Peters. Cutherme 151 Ban 956. Ste. A. Scurry. Ark... 33. 64 Peters. Delores 1.1:1 733 MtM111an. Holdreqe. Neb , 60 Pefetsen. James H, lFr1 55 Anon Rd . W. Buby1on. N. Y . 71 Pfe1fer. Karla 151Fmgun.01.lo. 64. 143. 17?. 181. 135 Phulbrick. Dole 1J11 Chapel Road. Noth Hampton. N H, 40. 132. 180 PhilllDS, Annette lJrl 24 Norlh Ave. Boxwood, Del. 60 Phillips. Bruce Leon lFr1 Rt 2. Box 705. Camden.Ar1:.. 71. 111 Phill-ps. Jerry 151 Hickory Ridge. Ark . 75 Phnlllps. Kalhleen 1511 BOX 365. Idolcu. Te- . 50. 137. 139 Phillips. Ramona 1F11 24 Norlh Ave'. W-lmmalon, DEL. 71. 125 Pugkens. Dole lFr1 Box 93. Somermn. 0,. 71 Plague. Dwighl 151 17222 Sy1llun H.115 Hwy . leh 1.11112 Rock. Ari... 64., P1113. Myrna Sue 1Jr1 Capshow. Mo . 60. 140 Pltmun. C0101 151 107 Wills. Murnllun, A111 , 64. 130 Pyrman, Mrdge lFr1 100 W Harding, Mcmlrun. Ark . 71, 136 Prtner. Martha 15:1 1905 W. Arch. Secrcv, Ada, 130. 172 Pin. Pnu1 Martin 151754 Julm! Ave- Memphu,1'enn,. 64, 111.180 Pmman. Kennefh Wayne lFr1 R1. 3, Box 911. Wynne. Ark. 71, 119. Plummer. Mnke 151 146 Bell Ava N, W.. Massillan. 0.. 64. 116, 180 - Ponder. James Brian 1Frl 7648 Gerald. Warren. Mich. 71. 188 Porter, Joyce Wang. 1Fl1 ?01 Rosana, Lillle Rock. Ark. 71, 127 Pounds.Wheeler1Sf1 m 1. Curdovo. A13 , an. 51, 113, 123.1811. ' Puwe11,Ean Deon ESr1 1117 Puerce. 51mm C11y.la.. 51. 79.107. 1 PowaH. Howard 1Fr1 Box 69, Leacthe. N11... 75 Pramulwong. Fuckdee 151 Bangkok Church 01 Chnsc. Thailand Frather. Linda 15;:11 1300 W P1ensure. Seurcv. Ark..75 Framer. Thomas Alan 15v1 89114 5 Cnmmarc-ol Ave. Chizago 17. 114. Pres-ndge. Doyle 1m Box 23. Tanner. Alu , 71, 120 ,4 Pure. Ralph Kennelh 1Fr1R D 3. Vincentown. N. 1.. 71. 116. 16o.1' puma. 19mm; D. 1er 200 Dndgen 114.. Mublelon. 6a.. 50. 121. 183 Prior. Merlm D, 1Jr'. Box 5. Imperial, Nab. SO. 79. 109. 162, 165. Pmchen. John lFr1 Leaanlo. Ark. Pvucha. Carol Lynn 151 1607 E051 Osage. MtAlesler. 01:16,. 64. 132 Pvulll'. Sand : Faye 1Fr1 00x 5?. Ballwm. Ma, 71, 137 Prysod. Johnny lFr1 Box 351. Tutkemlun. A111 Rachel. Rim 15.1 m 1. Box 73. Eussellwlla, Ark, 51. 136. 181. 1812.1 Radar, Ruben E., Jr, uq Box 203. Yorktown. Inst. an. 113. 115. I71 Regan, Jams lFr1 3324 Lubeny Drwe, Rockford. 111.. 71 - Ragsdule. Form 15r1- 1217 Lorenzo Dr S, w, Atlanta, Ga. 51. 1033 Ramsey. Jean 151 Box 173. Judlon1u.Ark, 64. 140 Ramsgy, J. D. 1511 Br, 4 Harrison. Ark 64. 175 Runda1ph. James 15r1 1120 Penningmn. Hebbs, N. 1111.. 51. 119 Rando1ph. Randy 15r1 Rt. 7. Sparta, Tenn , 51. 108 Rathbun. Elizabeth Ann 1S1 208 Laws? Lame. Fairfax, Va Reeves, Jerry 151 Rt, 2. Malden. Mn.. 64. 114 Rauues. Johnny Lou 151 2134 Geyer. 51 Louls. Ma.. 64 Reuves. Roy 15:1 Rt. 2, Maldcn. Mu.. 51. 171 Record. Mike 5311's lSrl 1917 '11, Money 51.. Dallas. Te: Redwme, Gecrge Mark 151 Box 206. Cordell. 01:16.. 64. 110 Reed. Mdmn 1Sr1 91092 E. Marker. Seorcv. All: , 51. 111 l 1311219 Park Dr., Hillsboru. 1911., 71, 138 ,Mn 15! R1. 5. Neosho. Mn, 64. 127. 181 1708 Highland. Punnac. Much, 51 15:1 1003 Idrh Ave.. N.E.. Rochesler. Minn.. 51, 157 1.111 133 E. 26 Place. Tulsa. 01110.. 60. 136 Ill 1.311 111. 3. M1. Gilead, 0., 51. 202 005110 1m 5609 Oakland Dr,, Tampa, Flu.. 71. 130 1 Lynn lFri 21 I1 Eighth, Galena Park, Tex, 71. 125 151 211 Eighth, Galena Park. 1e-., 64. 125 Icy, Jr. lSrl 1904 Sundfown Rd. S. W., Atlanta. 60.. 51. lMoody. M0 60, III ' 906 Humll, Lmle Rock. Ark, 60, 11:, 11111111. 2. Wuldron, Ark 60, 113 Ray 1.111111. 1. Gideon. M0,. 60, 181. 179 $1150? E. Race. Saurcv. Ark 71. 129 111509 E. Race. Searcy, Ark, 60 15711111. 2. Tvscumbua, Ala. 52. 113,123. 181 31m , J1. 1Fr1 800 N. Oak. Searcv, Ark, 71 , 119 3161511300 N. Oak. Searcy. Ark. 52, 79.138. 159. 131 Ifr1226 Gabnel. Lufavnm, 1:1,, 71, 179 151 701 Park Ava, Scarcy, Ark.. 65, 171 1513011 226. Fradencksburg, 0.. 65, 133. 171. 172 a 507 E. Green. Urbano. III., 75 1.1131 2098 e, Whittemcre. Flim, M1:h., 50, 119, 202 Ur125 West Whealock. Hanover. N. H., 60, 139 $1716 5110:: 0L. Monroe. Lu.. 65. 110 -- - 5001111 8021'. E. Center, Seorcv. Ark. 60 iFrl' 978 $1099 Couch 121. Lmle Rock. Ark. 1 MM lFrJ' 618 5 Floyd 51., Louisville. Ky. '1' ml 212 Botdel. Semen, A11 60. 115, 1:17, 191, :32 16de 12 Susan D1,, Searcv. A111. , 1', If. 2, Manila. AIL, 60, 122,141. 182, 133.184 Win. 151 111. 5. P01k2$burg.w Va., 65, 140 M10 EM 315 Norlh Jackson, Kennen, M0,, 71, 134 301111-011 191 603 N. Cullcge, Seurcy, Auk, 71, 166, 175 3739 N. Main, Akron, Mlch.. 60 15113122 Churluck, Overland, Mo. 65, 137, 181. 184 u 2. 1.0110 Cilv. Ark 75 51.1! Ur! 19 Davis Rd,, New Ov1euns. 10.. 60. 123, 135 Jr.. lFr1499l S. Princevon DL. Barlleslee, 01116.. 71, 120 Q91 . 15!! 1428 Val: Cour1,A111r1qmn H15., III., 52, 14? m 11 R1. 1. Formingron, Ark, 71, 137 1.111 16325 Homer 11:1,. Plymouth. Mich. 60. 142 1105 Wilcon Ki, Plymouth. Mich, 60, 117 111. 2, Garfleld. Ark. 71, 115 1.1!1 R1. 4, Box 265. DeFurIiak Sprinqs, F111,, 60 151976 Bcrcluir Rd, Apl. 2.Memph1s,Tenn.65. 13? 11515555 Sura1ogn, Fuirbarn 0,. 71, 117 0111. 11PM. 101. 65.110 8:: 052, Waxahuchue, 12x , 71, 137 2909 Votes. Fen Worth. Tex. 60, 116. 166, 167, 188, , Sin: 111.. Judsomu. Am, 71 m 202 N. Crou. Searcy, Ark, 75 909 E. Boys Ave.. Lake City. F1u.. 60, 108 1. Box 622. Spencer. 01110., 52, 176 324 Emmde Avg, Bell, cam, 55, 110 16mm 111. s. Searcy, Am .2052 Cemrui Ave. Memphus. team, 55, 137 60111601110! Lil : Rock, Ark, 71. 142- 'l'Fr1'7704 86961101., Furl Wor1h 1B, Tex 71, 119, FEB 1,11 1039 Chapman Avl, Easl Point, Ga, 71, 126 01 011151.. Newpou. Ark, 71, 137, 141 11101711 0011 5104. 111155211, Ark. 71, 109 12109 Carr : 51,. 3011911119111, Cu111,,71, 121 7 5. Myrtle, Burkersfield, Caiif. 60, 121 $1916 E. Comer. Seorcy. Ark, 71, 119, 188 916 E. Camer. Saurcv, Ark. 101. 2, C1nr1csville. Ark.52.126, 126, 175, 181.153 11151 1.1.50: 213. Coven, M1511, as, 112 11min. Ashdown. A111,, 65, 126. 185 - ml 106 W. 52nd 51.,Norl11 LiHle Rock, Ark, 65. 14? .1! :70? w. Vina $1,, Semcy. Ark. 1 1505 E. Market Seorcv, Ark, 71, 133, 165 - 1-.151'1 106 N. Main 51., Leis Summit MO, 52. 136 7127 Meyer Dr.. Collmswlfe, 111., 71, 143 1150 E. Main. Henderson. Venn . 52. 134, 181 h. 2. Bo: 41. Stevemville, Much. 65 GE. Main. Henderion. Term, 52, 135, 101 1. 001: 501i. Sr. Jonah, MI:11,52, 112 00 Robin Hood Lana, Memphis, Tenn, 71, 119 w. Willow. 51:01151361-2. Ala, 71. 180 -II. 2, Box 5. Van Buren. Ark, 71 71-12920 Somh 33rd. Fun SmiIh. Ark, 71, 128 Oak, 1.1111. Rock. Ark, 71, 123 1 Mn 51. W. 5.. Alluma, 60.. 60. 120 71W! L111 605 Buccaneer Dr, Corpus Chnsn. Tax, 60 79 at 2110611116. Now Boston. Ten 52 1: 22. Kolamo. Zambia. A1licCl. 75 Int 22. Kuloma. N. Rhodesia. Africa. 65. 112 51 06: 33. Glanwoad, Ark, 72, 119 02611111199 Rd. F, 0. Belmont, Bulawayo. S. Rhodesia . l. 51. Marys. W. V11. 72. 137 7144, 1.9an16. A111... 65. 116. 171 7:5 Zaualla. Baaumom. Ten, 60, 111 haw. Alk..143,181 31' Av... Shmvepon, la . 72, 107 701,110w1hmnl $1.. Purkersburq. W, Va. 52. 137' Simpmn, Gary 151 7039 Deurborn, Ovuland Pnrk, Nam, 65, 119, 123. 207. 20? Simpson. June 1.111 Ransom. Kath. 60. 135, 166 Simpson, Jahn lSrl' Judsuma. Ark. Sumpson. Sandra 1.111 KW 6, Rudgcwuy, Lusaka. N Rhodesia, Africa, 60. 179 Sims, KoIhy 15d 117 Sn. Hamu Ava . Rockford, III., 72. 134 5111212, BEIIr1du lFrl 0'11 11011911, Ark.. 72. 142 Slzemore, Gary 151 I204 Dorchcsmr. Muskogee. 01110.. 65, 11:1 Skinner, John lFr1 Ba: 61, Holly Grove. Ark. 72, 118. 188 Slinkard. Dorothy 151 Gatnvway, Ark. 65. 143 Small, Mona 15d 967 Wusmnsm S, W., Huron. S. Oak Smuih. 02111 1111 806 Pine. Coming. Ark . 60, 1:11 SmEeh, Bob 1Fr,1 2213 W. 13111, Linle Rock, Ark. 72 51111111, Cheryl Ann 1Fr1 4'11 Waller Avt. Bossier City. L0,. 72. 133 51111111. Dun lJrl Bax 4171. 51, Francu. Kansas.. 60. 120, 171 5mi111, Duwd E. ES! Box 515, Ashdown. A111. 65. 109, 120. 172 Smith, Duwd .1. lSrJ 3802A Bovunical. 51. Louis, Mn. 5mi1h, Goylon ISI 1298511199 Ave.. Memphh. Tenn, 65. 113 Smllh. Glenn W. 151 1516 E, Market 51.. Saurcy, Ark, 65. 108 Smwh, James lSpH 205 E1m 51., Searcv. Ark. Smith, Kay 1Fr1 806 P1ne,Cormng, Ark , 72. 131. 171.172 Smith. Kent 1Fr1 506 E. Carver. Saurcv. Ark. 72, 153 Smnh, L. Amlu ESr1512 juhu, Wes! Memphu, 111111.. 86,138. 141, 158, 171 51111111. Lou Margarer 15! R1. 1.Lew1w1lle.Alk,, 65, 133 Smith, Margaret Ann lFrl Box 55. Shirley, Ark, 72. 130 51111111, Mary Mice 1Fr1 428 Apollo 1111.. Ruchurdson. Tex , 72, 1?? Smnh, Muke 1m 2921 Polo Alto ,Car1sbad.N. MEI.,72, 113 Smirin, Patsy lSrl 523 SW 31d. Wolnul Ridqe, Ark, 123. 129 SmiTh, Sandie 1Jr1 18501 Hlllmrd 11d, Rocky River. 0., 75 Smxlh, lerry 154 913 Russwm, Clurtsdale. M151. 116, I23. 164. 165 51111111, Theima Fae lGlodl 711 Main 51.. Auguuu. Ark. 77 Sm-Ih, Wayne Elton, Jr lFrl 4891 Hulevdle, Memphis 16, Term , 72, 107 Smi1hson. James lFrl 220 N Commerce, Summervulie, Gu , 75 Smuhson. Nancy lFr1 1 105 Vannoy 0L. Chununoogo, Tenn , 75 Smodt, Kyle Ur! 113 25111 SI . Mollna, III., 60, 120. 162 Smyrhe, Belly Jay 1Fr1 Box 24. Word, 151111., 72 Summer. Jone! ISrJ 6025 Madnsun Av: , meoln, Nebr.. 126. 181 Spauldmg. Francene lJrI 2626 Gur11e1d. Abnlene, 1:1, 60, 122. 128 Spuuldmg, J1mmy Edward IFrI 102 Cloverdale, Seurcv, A1k., 72 Spears, 1111ch lJrJ Bax 660. CulIman, A111, 60. 179, 142 Spams, Shannan 15:1 609 Nor1h G. Freepon, Tex , 53, 103 Summer. Junel tFrl 6025 Madman Ave, L1n:01n. N211, 53 Spencer, Berry June UP! 9306 E, Amman Rd. Davidson. Mich. 60, 132, 162 Spencen Paula 151 Warm Sprmgs. Ark , 65. 132, 178 Sprkggs, Ruby: 151 102 0r1111ng 51., Marrilran, Ark. 65. 143 Sroffard,1.emra 151 R1, 2. Moumuin Home. A111,, 65, 133. 178, 101, 135 5109135, Norma Ruth lFrl 918 E. M61121. Seavcv. Ark 72 51anley. Brenda 1J1! Box 156. Bald Knob, Ark , 60 Sranlay. Emma 151 10816 Crocke11.5un Valley, C0111. 65. 139 510nley,J1mlSr1 10816 Creche , Sun V1311EV, Cul11., 53, 11B Stanton, Lmdu 151 217 Orchard Ave, Nedlow. N 12, 65 Sruple1on, Mary Clu-re 15r1 910 E Center, Seurcv, A111 STark, C011 D lJr' 90:1 Randall Dr , Searcv, Auk , 60 syurkey, Gwendulyn C. 111: 4715-5111 51 NW. Cun1or1,0..60, 171 51urllng. Beth lFr1 4101 Cummmgs, For! Worlh 1B. 12: . 72, 12B Svarr, 521111 A Mr! 121. 4, Searcy, Ark . 60 Stan. Carol Arm lSr! Box 496, Knobel. Ark, 53, 131 Starr, Kennalh Wmslon lFrl 4910 Alma, Sun Anlomo, Tu , 72, 115, 165, I76 510 , Sam 8:111 lFrI Drawer PP. 51am Col1eq2. Nk . 79 Svorom, Torn ISrJ 410 50 911-1 51 , E Gadsden, Ala . 207 SlauHer. Kar1 KSrI 714 Uurk 51. Neosho, Mo . 53. 107. 179 Stealer, Carole HM 2473 Campus 51., Abulene. 1:11.. 60. 139 SIephens, Carole U11 1209 Mulberry SI . Monvqnmery, Ala. 60. 143 Siephens, Gary Dewuyne IM 512 N, 31d 5! . Puraqould. A111. SlapQEl, 1mm, Jr 1511 3311 Loch Lane, Norm 1.1111: Rock. Ark . 75, 109 Svevens, Carmen 151 R1 3, Summn, Muss , 65, 139 Srevens, Donald 1511 155 Un-an SI . 1161112131. Pu., 53. 113, 180. 188 Slevens, Sylwa 15', Box 64, Cnrmnq, Ark , 65 S1avenson, Robe L lJvl 954 50 B111 51,, A1b16n, Nebr.. 60, 115 Stewu11,Jimmy 1F11 Rt 1, A1nmu, Tenn. 72 Slogner, Sharon 1J1! 402 Church $1.. Crysaal Springs. Miss. 60, 135 Srokes, Bill 151 2504 Ashland Ave., Bnuuer C11v,Lu., 65. 118 510kes.Guil 1511 R1 1, Andalusia, A16 , 53, 86. 139, 176,131 Stone, 15.112; 11:11 90: 128,5pr1ng H111, Term. 72, 109 Sione. Sandy 1Jr1 623 1209112 51. Nnvnscvu. Tex , 60, 135, 18! 510115, Momy lSrl R1 1. Quaker Cllv. O1, 53, 113 181 Slraughn, Kei111 1Jr1 7509 Seneca, Kunsm C-w, Konsni., 60. 120. 171 Sgawhacker, Bnnme 1Jr1 RI, 4, Kungman, Kans,, 60, 177 Streel, James Edward LFII Ba: 59. Ill 1, Searcy. A111,. 72. 116. 183 Slraud, Puulu 151: 402 Pmkwick Lane, Norrh Lunle Rock. Ark, 72, 136 Studebaker, SUE Ltd 1501 E. M11Ier. Ja1ferson City, Mo . 60. 36, 125, 172 Sundelland. John 1511 R1 4, Canhuge. Mo . 53. 117 Sluvm, Dwnghr 151109 59111 51., V-enno, W. Va. 75 Swann, Brenda lFrl R1. 1. Be: 485. Dallas. 66.. 72. 126. 17B. 181 Swnnn, Sandy lSrI 111, 1, 001105.50. 53. 126. 131 Sykes, Curing Henry IGIudI 704 E, 15111, Nunh L111Ie Rock, Ark. 77 'I' Tare. Jerry 1Jr1710 Parkway. Magnolia, AIL. 60, 113. 130 11117101, Brenda 1511 R1. 1, Beach Brave, Ark, 53. 136 Taylor, Connie 151 Diamond, M0,. 65, 127. 181 Taylor, David 15r1 Box 656, Picayune. Mat. 53. 1167 122 Tay1or, Donnie 15;! 825 Blue Ridqa Dr., Belleville. 111,, 75, 112 Tayfor, Lorena Jane lFrl 504 501.1111 Thurd 51.. Dardanalle. Ark. 72. 143 Tay1ar. Rachel 1Fr1 2202 Cleveland Ave.. Decatur, Ala,, 72, 123 Tay16r, Wilna lFrl 111. 2. Goldwater. M1n,.74 Terry. Manho lJrl 3100 W. Illinois, Midland, Tax... 60. B6, 133, 172. 1'1, 132. 1 84 Thuyer. JaLee 1511 York C011ege, York. Nebn 54, 159. 171 Thomas, Bill 1511 506 5. 20111, Artesia, N. Mex. Thomas, Jerry lFrI 61 1 W. 311.111, F1, Worth. Tax. Thomas. Kay 111'! 5312 Emery, Mulvcne, Kun. Thnmus, Muly lJrI 121 1 Seavcy. A111 . 60 11 1hornpson. Barbara 1Fr1 3 Huvdmg DL, Searcy, Ark, 72, 139 Thampsnn. Cfaudena 15d R1, 7, Box 375, Hot Springs, Ark, 54 Fhompson, Donnie 15:1 3 Harding Dr.. Seam, Ark, 54. 119, 122, 176 Thompson. Janice Ga: 1Fr1 Waterloo, Ark. 72 Thompson, Jean 1Grodl 1614 Princess Circfe, Atlanta, Ga. Thom. Jack 151 406 59111 51., Vienna, W. VEL. 75 Thornton. Edward John 1Fr1 991:1 Jacksonvilfe Highway, Nnrth Linle Rock. Ark, 72, 105 Thornton, 512W! 151 1011 Richards, Thermopolis, Wyn, 61, 120 Iilley, Cull 151-1 5130-103A 51,. Edmonton, Alberta. Canada, 54, 109 Tillman. Kunnelh Ray, Jr. 1Frl 327 Mum. Lake Village, Ark, 72, 119, 171 Timberlake, Joyce 1Fr1 100 lndkunu Dr , Jacksonville, Ark, 72, 125 Trmmerrnon. Funme 1Fr1 4490. Sir George Simpson. Luchme 1Quebec1, Canada, 72. 141 finer, John 15r1 8111 5:111; 51, Pocohonms. Ark.. 54 Tiptnn. Ken 1Srl 307 West Clrde Dc, Russe1lvllle, Ark, 121. 120, I71. I77, 179 Ynlleson. Bulburu 1Fr1 Box 1997. Dierks, A111,, 72, 1413 Tom. Johnny 6. 15r1 4011 Magnolia 51.. New Smyrna Beach, F1a., 54, 113 Tooke, John E, 1Fr1 111. 3.8011 3, Ruyv1lle,Ln,,72, 117, 172, 176, 179 Tocke,Murlhu1Sr1 R1. 3, Box 3, Rnyvilfe. 10.. 54, 131. 164, 165. 151 Touchvun, Ryan 1511 3463 Heel 51,. Jucksonvdie 7, F111, 54, 119, 202 Trent, Jack 151 1621 Gum 51., Norvh Linle Rack, Ark. 65, 115, 172 Trickey, Williams 151 111, 1, Lonoke, Ark, 65, 113, 209 ?mfPer. Linda Rae 151 El 1, Lenzburg, 111,, 65, 140 Tucker. John 151 2930 Thwart! Ave, Apl. A, Grave Ciw, 0., 65, 114, 171, Tucker. W-llram 1J11 Ba: 36. Tuscaloosa. A11: , 61, 119, I24. 209 Tumlinson. Al-ce SH 404 Chozraw. Mom'smwn, Tenn Tumlmsnn, M1112 1Fr1 1724 Howell 51 . Richland. Wash. 72, 109 Turley, Jana! lSr1 4001 N Holmes, Kansas Clw 16, Mo, 54. 132 Turner, Carolyn 1Fr1 1788 Curohe, Lvncoln Park, Mrch . 75 Tuvntl, Gary 151 Rr 1, Highland, 111,, 64, 116 Turner, lurry lJr' 2928 Bailey. lincoln Park, Mld'L, 54, 112 Turney. Elenne IFII Gunman, Ark. 72, 135. 161 Tysmger. June: Ann 151 757 Monenn Ave. luncaslen Pa., 155, 17? Twy'ard, Doby' M, Jr., 1J11 P1 2. Bo: 69,Newuor1,Ark.,61. 116 Ulrey, Bef'y Thormun lGrud1 923 E. Cemer, Scurry, Ark Underwood. John 0111 1$r1 Box 534, SN: A, Searcv. Ark, 54, 11? Underwood, Lee Carllon, Jr 1.111 Box 584. Em A. Seurcv. Ark. 61 V Valenrme, John 1517733 Hnl1nrd 01,. 0:111:13 17.121..65. 119 Vonnrnnn, Margurel Arm 1F11 Hickory Ridge. Ark 72 Van Rheenen. Dwayne 1Jr1 111.4, Paragauld, Ark 61. 116, 123 Van Rhecnen.Gu11yn 1Fr1 Rt 4 Pumqnuld, Ark , 72, 120 Van Rutau, Ray Lee 1Fr1 22b Gabriel, 1a1ayene, Lg, Venn, Robb: 1Fr1 915 N Dushn. Furmmgvon. N Mean. 72, 139 Vaughan, Johnny Pay IJII 316 N. 7111, Okemah, Okla , 61. 120. 175 Vuughan,Man1yn 151 Box 133.Glenwood,Ar1c,65, 136. 152 Vaughn, Linda 1.111 532 W Hvllclesr Dr, Mornslown, 1enn., b1 Vmcenl, Jacob U: RusseH Iowa, 75 Vmcenl, John D 1Fr1 7517 114le Rd. Colomdo Sprlngs, C010,, 72, 1 17 V-nes. Lynda Ann W! 130? Stage Coach. Lmle Rock, Ark , 72. 137 W Wade, Mvde lFrl 1315 N Boslun, Russellmlle, A111, 72 W011. Lucy 151 23 College Rd. 151 Floor, Kowloon, Honq Kong, 61 Wall. Shelly 151 1400 W 18115 $1.. Nmrh lmle Rock, Ark. 65, 129, 177, 135 Wakefield, Bellvu 1111 100 Wesltheyev Dr , Loluyene, ch.. 61. 135 Walker. Allen 151 Box 151, SpI-ng H111, Term, 65, 109 Wo1ker, Lconu A 1511 911? E Mulkel, Saartv, Ark, 54 W311, Don 151 R1. 1, 3011 81A, Srbiev, Ln , $5, 109 Wallace. Don 1F11 207,7 Clweny. Sprvngheid, Mo. Wo1loce,Glenno Joan 151 Pt, 1, Perrywlle. Ark, 65, 135 Wan, Eslher 1511 SB Nguu Chi Wan V11lage. 15! Floor, Kowloon. Hanq Kong, 54 Ward, Jewel lJrl 310 Llndhergh Blvd.Slurkvi11e,MIss,, 61, 134 Ward, Sandro 1511 124 Garden. Muplewcod. 1.0., 54, 139, 182 Wcrdell. Koren 1Fr1 2511, Penulosa, Kan, 75 Wuldell, Sharon 1Fl1 R1. 1, Box 18, Panolosa. Kanu 72 Warden, Duana 15rl Box 224, Hardy, Ark, Wnrren,Kuren1Jr180: 113, Henderson, Term, 61, 123, 128, 147, 151, 218 Washmgvun. CUFTIE Ann 16rud1 614 W. Park, Searcy, Ads , 77 Wulels.M1ke 1511 R! 2, Box 110, Alachuo. F10, 54., 79, 116, 157, 167. 177, 179 WJlmn, HEFen Jone lFl; RI, 2,Cumpbe1l. Mu., 72, 126 Wulson, Mmy Nunry 151 2726 Gurnee. Anmsvon, Ala. 65, 126 Watson. PDUIEIE 15r1 R, R. 2, Copbel, Mo , 54, 123, 126, 177. 181, 185 Wayland, Reba Jean 151 Rt 1. Deluplonne. Ark, 65, 133, 1131 Wear, Karen 1Fr 5710 Cofhns Lane. Fon' Smlfh, Ark. 72, 127 Wear, Phillip 1511 5710 Cull-ns lone, Fan Smuh, Ark , SA. 107, 171 Webb. Carolyn D 151 111.4. Searcy, Ark , 65, I72 Webb, Rlla11r1Box 24, lynn, Ark, 51, 129, 185 Wehb.1any 15r1 Freeporl Rd , RFD 2, Non?! East, Perm, 54. 117 Webber. LOIS Mane 151 Box 2717. Des Arc, Ark, 65 Wenkump, Hmhurd 15r1. R1, 1, Dzluplume. Ark , 55, 109, 176, 178, 181 Welch, Carla: 1Sr1 Box 123, Sprmq Hull. Term, 75 W68LJ1mmIE 1.111 R1,3,Fu110n.Ml$5.,61, 112 Wesl. Lou 1JI1 500 E. Moms, Searcy, Ark. 61 West. Ruben 151 722 Payton Rd , Indianapolis 19. Ind, 65 Westbrook, Lloyd T. 151 Box 734, Lowe11, O . 65, 1113 Weslerholm. Murcia 15r1 130 5. 1lrh SL. DeKu1b, 111., 55 Wheeler, Donald 1J11 859 W. Main 11:! . Conneouv, 0., 61, 111 Whealer, Elizabem 1Fr1 111. 1, Box 135. YeHville, Ark. thddon, Anderson Conley 151 3257 P1um 51., Jacksonville, Fla. 65, 108 Whitaker, Glen Poul lJr13821v24 B 51., Lubbock. TEL. 61, 103 Whitby. Gary 1J11 3607 Pryor SL. Memph-s. Tenn. 61. 115, 183 Whne. 51am: Charles IFII 2520 Greenwood Circle, E051 Fomi, Ga . 77 170 Whire. Corruline fGradl R1, 1, Searcy. Ark, 77 WNW, Edwin 15r1 Box 655. Sm A , Sealcv, Ark, 55 294 Whise. Fay 1Fr1 205 Veto SI , Burger, Tel . 72 Whne, Gus 151111. 2, Box 20, Bishop, Tax, 61, 114 White, Joe1 E, 151 Malheson. C010,, 65, 114 ' White. John Comp 1Fr1 702 leny 5L, Wynne, Ark. 72 Whne, Ralph UH 3418 Bowen Ave.. Memphis 22. 12mm, 61, 116 Whi'B. Sandy 1511 222 50th From 51., RuJeville, Mun. 55. 140 While, Snow lSrl R1. 1. Box 228. luxoro, AIL. 55. 1,35, 173 Whnehead, Jetty lJr1 202 Blue Ribbon Parkway. Shelbywlle, Tenn. Whnheld, Jerry Paul 1Fr1 R1. 1, Curulherw-lle, M0,, 72, 115 Whlffield, John Duane 1Fr1 RT, 1, Box 56, Hoyn. Mn., 72 Whitney, Larry K. 1F11 Box 172, Kmmundy. 111,. 72, 114 WhINen, Bill 151 1214 E. Crasfwood. Memphis, Term, 65. 115, 176 Wildmnn, Lanny G. 1111 Box 606.111. 1, Mare, 111 , 61, 113 W11f, Buliy lGrud1 Please! Plums. Mk, Wilhi1e. Kuv 1Fr1 C1201 F131d 51., Farr Wor111, 1:31,, 72, 137, 172 Wilkerson, Bur! 15:1 17 Harding 01., Sealcy, Ark, 55 Willard, Denms Eugene lJrI 1212 Websm. West P101715. Ma, 61. 119 Willbanks, Lynn lJrl 216 GreenJeuf 51.. Chunuuogu. Term. 61, 130. 11 IEI ' Williams, Barbara 15r1 Box 2121, Hale Center, 193., 40, 55, 132.1111 Wulhams. Efwunda lGrad1 Eeedeville, Ark. Williams, James E. 1511 441 E, Rollin: 5L, Mobelly. M0,, 55. 110,159 WillmmsJohnme Edna lGrudl Augum, Ark, V W1111ams, Lcmy 1Fr1 1205 Norlhndge, Plano, Tu. WIHIUMS, Lunda 151 13606 Blenheim Rd.. Cleveland 10. 0., 61, 142. 1- WI1110W15. Pm IFvl 3521 Domocrul Rd.. MempNs, Tenn., 72, 142 lehams, Roy lFI1 613 F0519! 5L, Tnpronville, 1mm, 72, 110 Williamson. Floyd Wayne 1Fr1150x 261. Dunks, Ark 61, 112. 179 Williford, Lon: 16de Bradford. Ark. WIIIIS, Carol Ann 1151 1617 N. E. 35111 51,, Fort Worth, Tax 65, 141. 1. Wilson, James Wavren lJr1 2311': N. Nalionul, $prmg1ield, Mm, 61, I1. 165. 177, :75 ' Wilson. Jerry 1Fr1 771 N Charles. Sealcv. A111,. 72 Wilsun, Ronnie 15rl 3206 31s! 5r . Lubbock, 1:11,. 55, 112 WIISOH, Sharon 1511 508 N. Hussey, Scurry. AIL, 55 Wilson, Sue IJr13417 23rd 51, Lubbock, 1:11.. 01, 134 Wimherfey, Dona 1Jr1 Rt 3, Racial. Ark. 61, 126. 184 ere:. Arnold 1Jr1 115 N, Lynx Avn. Ru1ev111e, M1551. 61, 116 Wssener. Sharon 151 Bo: 1 1d, Glenwood, Ark, 65, 134, 182 Wolfe. Canme 151 112 5. Sugar 51.. Sr. Clairsv111e 0., :55, 12731131 1 34. 1 55 Womoc, 3- EFFJ Jackson Hulls, Muwvullc, Tenn, 72 Wand, James 1Jr1 2601 MI, VIEW. Carlsbad, N. M., 75 Wood..1anis Rue 1Fr1 721 A, anh! Ave., Klomavh Falls, Ore Wood, Jc Ann1J11 Delaware, Ark, 61. 151 Wood. LeRoy 15r1 Juzksaane, Ark. Wood. Lyn lJrl 721 A, Wriglu Ave., Klummh Fa1ls.Ore,. 61. 125 Woodard, 9120132111 151 3660 5, Court Sr. Monlgomerv, Ala., 65. 127 Woodard, Raymond 1Sr1 Be! 159, CuHmun, A111, 55, 119 Wands. Lynda Love 1Fr1 612 Wmdsor Rd, Savannah. 6:9,, 72, 141. Woodward. Jere 1Fr1 1O Mohawk Dr,, Seam, Ark, 119, 202 Waolard, Jay 15: Naylor. Mu . 65, 142 Work. Dale Eugene lFrl I583 Grange Rd, Truman Mich, 72. 109 Worsham. James 1er 1290 Righlund Av:., Annislon. Ala, 55.10 1 165 ' Worsham. Kennelh 151 1209 Highland Ave, Annman, A111, 65. 109 Wlighl, Sum 151 5752 N Encinlta Ave. Temple City. Colli. 72. 130 Y Yancey, Carlyn 151 14 Marshall 0! , Sentry, Ark Yates. Glenda 1Jr2 41125 Na 32. Fort Smurh, Ark , 61, 123, 156, IQ? Yunglmg, Manon 1m 4106 Conger 51, Wheomn, Md.. 61. 130. 153 175, 180 Ymglung, Ruben l , Jr ISrJ 6106 Conger 51., Whearon. M6,. 72. 120 Ynngvomchmr, Dhanaru! 15:1 197 Jawarod 9d,. Bangkok, Thailand York, Poul lellurn 151 415 N. Jackson. Hurnsaurq, 111,, 155, 112 Young, Ran lJrl 700 Spruce. ngmun, Kan , bl, 115, 177 chha, Larry 1Jr1 3538 Claiborne, Shreveporl, Lu . 61. 109. 165.177?- 209 Zorfowsh, Sob1Jr1 1212 6, Box 639, Decarur, 111 Academy director . A .4 Andaman, Della 151 208 E 13111. Edmond. Okla , 256 Arteberfy, James L 1Fa1 1503 E Marker, Searcy, Ar .. 237, 257 Eules, Barbara 11:1 707 E Race, Seurcv. Ark, 230, 232. 255 Burger, Shrela lJrl RI. 1, Semcy, Ark, 231, 232, 235, 237. 255 Bell, Kennerh 151 RT 1, Lllbown, M9,, 255 Bell, Roger lJr1 811 E Race. Seurcy, AIL, 255 Bell. Ronny 1511 811 5. Race. Sealcy, Ark, 252 Berry, Gordon 1Jr1 R1 1, North Linle Rock, Ark. 255 Berryhill, Duvnzi 15,1 1515 E Race. Searty. AIL 2:12. 256 Benyhill. Dgck SH 1515 E. Race. Searcv. Ark. 232. 239, 242, 248 Berer. James Url 1609 E Marker, Seurcv, A111,. 255 , Brewer, Cavhy 1111 1517 901mm: Dr,, Ponca C-w. 01:10,. 230. 237, Bridgemun, Charles 1Jr1 1201 E. Mama. Searcv, Ark, 248, 255 Bndger. Pu! ESr1 101 Grand. Searcy, Ark , 232. 252 BFI6QES, Barbara 1Fr1 602 E. Race. Scurry, Ark. 231. 257 Bndges, Nancy 151 602 E Race. Scurry, Ark, 231, 256 Brown, Lens 151-1 111, 1. Seurcy, Ark,, 2:10. 235. 237. 252 Brysan, Ruth 15r1 1904 Havi1und. Richmond. V0,. 230. 232, 235, 23?, - Buffmgmn, Sonia EM 302 E Marker, Seavcy, Ark . 230, 255 C Cain, Juanita 15r1 106 N Charfes. Searcy. Ark, 229. 232, 2:15. 2117 Camp, Martha 15r1 300 Valley 51., Wmnfleld, La, 22?, 232. 235, 2 Coleman. Dowd 1111 11110 E Race, Seam; Ark. 255 1 .. :1 117. 4, Seurcy. Ark. 232, 252 ',;-.15rl100 $.1urnar. Seatcy. Ark. 231. 252 E 1111 200 s. alamon. Searcy. Ark. 232. 255 10400 Lakeside DL. OkIuhnma City, Okra, 2:10, 225, 242 ans Royal Ave- Evanswlle, 1nd,. 229, 232. 235, 237 1 IFrI 914 E. Marker, Scarcy. Ark. 229. 257 1'1! Prutomburg 51.. Was? lrber1y, Kym, 230. 232. 255 G 208 Elms. Searcy. Ark. 229. 237. 257 .4, Sacrcy. Ark. 232, 252 BOX 305. KanleN. Ark. 257 1735 Indian Boundary Rd.. Cheslenon. 1nd, 227, 229. . 239, 240. 242, 243. 253 H N. Blakelley. Searcy, Ark, 257 .905 Sunnyhill, Scurry, Ark, 227. 229. 232. 235. 240. r . Sunnyhlll DL, Scurry. Ark, 232. 256 22! E. Moore. Searcy. Ark . 227, 231. 232. 235, 237. . 255 3121 Tlmymn Sh. Wesiminisrel, Cola. 256 Huuay. Sanrcy. Ark. 227, 231, 232, 235, 237, 240, Harding D1..5eurcy,Ark.. 232. 255 . Mohawk Dr., Searcy. Ark.. 232. 239, 742. 243. 243 1E! 900 Sunnyhlll Dr.. SCOICV, Ark 231. 23 2. 256 Higland Park Place. Memphis, Tenn, 230. 253 . Uniun. Osceola, Ark. 255 . N.Smnd. Sucrcy, Ark , 255 .2713 Sr Ne... Eirmlnghum. Am. 230. 253 J 151? lawla. Indianupnlis, Imi. 230. 255 . 9 Celllge .Emurcy. All. 229. 232, 235. 237. 253 04 E. Rum. Seorcy. Ark 230, 257 m Cily. 1cm. 257 1 m N. Mead. Shawnee. Okla . 232, 235. 2:17. 253 Jimmy, Ark. 248. 255 M. Georgia. 231. 237. 255 . 90mm Court, Cuuullle, Mn , 253 L W Manon. Mamphu, Tannu 227. 229. 239, 240, 253 . Lsurzy, Ark. 2:10. 237. 253 .;1. Slutty. Ark, 256 m E. Market. Scalcy. Ark, 239. 256 Nnrding Dr., Scurry. Am. 229. 239, 257 label. Gummolo, 25:1 . Duws. Kennelh, JL. 2B. 113 Dlles, Bill. 223. 224 Dunn. Ken. 32 88 2137 G 28. 2'1 Genus, Clman L., Jr. 22. 76. 1191, 177 Gilliam. Bob J., 27. 10. 163 Gnynq. Graver C . Jr., 2B .' w: Groover. Hugh M.. 27, I96 22: H 1 Hacker. W. Jae. Jr.. 26 Hays. Canard. 2b Hedrick, James A. 4. 31. 107. 179 Helmn. Murybella, 223. 259 Helsren, Robert L, 26 Higginborham, Edward, 165, 223 Holland, Ben J., 2i Hughes. W. Norman. 30. 111. 181 K nghl, Bob. 27 l. Laihnm. Paarl, 29 lawman, Lois L. 223. 259 Lawson. Maurice l... 30. 179 Lawyer. Virgil H., 24. 120 lewis Leonard. 27. 76 Lloyd, Theodore 11.. 27, 138 M McKay. John. 26 Mason. Elizubam H., 29. 130 Mason. Perry 5.. 221' McClaran. Marion 15d 503 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 229. 232. 2:15. 237. 253 McMasrars. Gear: I'Fr1 Box 802 .Chadron. Nebn. 230. 257 McMiHin, Barbara lSrl Ackermun, Miss.. 227, 229, 235, 239, 240. 254 Marlin, Gary Ur! 707 Randall Dr.. Scurry, Ark. 232. 255 Mason. Molly IJr 1309 E. Market Searcy, Ark. 229. 232. 235, 237. 239. 255 Meuli, GUI Mr! 111. 1, McGehae, Ark . 255 Moore, Jeuy 1.111 Kensan, Ark, 255 M0072, Mona Lea :Frl 1501 E. Marker. Seuvcv, Ally. 229, 232 237, 257 Muncy, Dawld IS: 1405 Hufkresl Dr , Seurcv. Ark. 256 P Pace, David lSr3 711 N. Oak, Seurcy. Ark. 232. 212. 245. 254 Face. ioey lJrl1711 N. Oak. Secluy, Ark 232. 255 Pum-rsan, Kilfy 15!! 765 Vme. Eavesville, Ark. 230. 254 Perars. James 15 2512 Forest Ava, Far1Wor1h, 1311.. 232. 2511 Peterson. Gus 15! RI, 1. Senutcbic, Miss.. 232, 255 Pefwoy. Stephume lSrl 704 E. Marker. SearcV. Ark. 229, 23?. 235. 242, 254 Phillips, Barry 1Frl Box 67. Osteolu, Ark. 257 P1pkin. Muchaell Jr: 22 Valewoud 111i. W. Chlcugn. lIl . 232, 255 Frock. Murlina lFr1 27 Harding Dr.. Scurry, Ark , 227, 231, 240, 157 Puckett. Kmeno U11 928 E. Market. Searcy, Ark . 231. 232. 235, 237 255 Pulley. Phullip Ht! 512 N Van. Searcy, Ark. 237, 239. 248. 255 II Reeves,J1mmy IJH Salam, Ark., 255 Rheinbnlr, David :51 R1. 3. Mt. Gilead, 0.. 25.5 Rhodes. Phil 15v! 4425 Levenswnrd Rd.. Kunsm CW. Ken, 25:: Paberfs, Clilf lSr! 300 5. Moss. Seurcy. Ark. 232. 254 5 Sears, Fume Sue ISrl 916 E Cenrel, Searw. Ad. 229, 235, 237. 254 Shepherd. Judie HI! 10624 Calonel Glen lid, Lmle Rock. Ark. 2.10. 232, 255 Slofiord. Eddie IS! 612 E Park. Searcv. Ari . 2212. 25!: Stafford. Shuley I571 612 E Park. Searcy. Ark. 731. 232. 235. 237. 242. 254 Stevens, Duane Url 1 Hordmg Dr. Searcy, AIL. 231. 232. 2115, 237. 239, 255 Steward. Jun 1Jr1 1648 Speedway. Wichita Falls. Tex . 230. 231. 232.255 Street, Judy 1Frl' Rt 1. Searcy, Ark. 229. 257 Smart. Kathe lSrl Box 780, Bor'cw. Fla., 232, 254 T Ierrel, Suwn i5! 1'? Cloverdale. Searcy, AHL, 2:11, 256 Thompson. Many 151 3 Harding Dr . Searcv. A'k . 237. 239. 736 V Vaughn. Kmleen lJr, Conway, Ark , 229. 232. 255 Wallace, Paul lSrI O16 Kensell Rd, Searcy, AIR , 232, 235, 237, 154 Wuns.W111rum151 115 Talbot Dr..Luh1ng,Ln., 256 Wesr, Kristina lFrl 500 E. Moere. Searcy. Ark, 2111. 257 Williams. Tummy ISrJ 1535 W. Center. Belle. Wes! Va . 254 Wilson. Bobby 1Jr1 Box 194, Searcy, Ark , 255 Wilson. Lundo lJrI 306 5. Conan, Searcy, Ark . 255 Wuthels. Donna 15!! 5721 Cvlmdu Sye, Fl Worth, Tel , 230, 254 Administration directory ' Sears, Lloyd C.. 29. 76. 118 Sears, Mama Sun, 223, 253 Seamus. Jul 7.. 31.115.175.177 Sewull. Ann 11.. 29 Sewell. Edward G. 27 Sharp. Clifford E., 223 O Summcns, Russo L, 53, 11: Smnh, Robert M.. 30 Slun. Jerry D . 31. 107 Slevens. William Clark. 30, 117 Summin. W. K.. 27, 7a Monrgamery. Clyde R.. 27 Montgomery, Maude 5.. 27. IBI. 222 Mama, Erle 1., 29 Moore, Mono 5., 29 Muncy, Raymond, 31, 175, 177 O1Bnman, Murqueme. 20 Oldham, Br W.. 30. 180 Circe. Hovrv D . 27 P 1' Petwoy. Guy. Muior, 3:1 Pickehs, Inez, 25, 184, 185, 223 Pmrnun, Chur1es. 29 Thompson, Eluma. JO Tucker. Bulurd D.. 113 Powell, Florence F,, 223, 259 .23: 3:1 HLV3123132 Priesl. Dean 8.. 110. 116. 180 ' ' ' Privilr. Robert, 29, 180 U Frock, John C., 27. 116. 183 Pryor. Joseph E, 24, 7e, 120, 166. 157 UM . Evan. 29' 131 Pryor. l. E, 31 Pryor. Neale 1., 26. 121. 163. 169 V Puckett. D. WuynE. 27 Pucks , lven: H., 30. 129 Ritch1e,Andy 1., Jr., 26. 112 1111:1113, Kathryn. 22:1 Robarls, Dallas. 31 Roberson. W. Bryce. 30 Rowe. Mynie, 223, 258 Ryan. John H., Jr., 29. 40. 113 Ryan, Marjorie A.. 27, 134 Verkler. Bully D1. 31 W Walker. Richard W.. 29. 114 Wallace. William 1.. 30 Welch, Erma, 223 Wellborna. Dorothy Y.. 30 Wellbome, W. 1.. Ray. 31. 7b Wi1c0x, Earl J., 29 Williams. Sandra. 29 5 Williams, William 13.. 30 Wnlm, Murray W.. 27, 109 Sears. Jack W.. 26 s Woodward. Edward. 33 295 CJhg Qast 6inaQ. 9719 b99052 Qagt toQQ. 9119 Qast step on campus. CDetaiQs dni$t away. Cpetit 99am pages aQone 30g memonieg we have u49 sgmboflg 05 '65.