Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1966 volume:

VOLUM'E XLII HARDING COLLEGE SEA RFY! ARKANSAS TORT J. MILTON HANDY ROBINETTE UH. JOSEPH F. PRYOR . Editor Bushings flflmmgcr Facullv Advisur NINETEEN SIXTY .- SIX PETIT JEAN T 0 tell the story of the year has been the objec- tive sought in the 1966 Petit Jean. The yearbook itself is just an array of pictures and words, but these depict the many, many events and relation- ships which have made the year meaningful. The prerequisites of a successful undertaking have been met if you. the reader. find that this book leads you down the pathway of many fond memories as you peruse these pages. This senior class will graduate and another take its place. but the 1966 graduates will continue their fourncy down life's pathways, each follow- ing an individually chosen path to success and happiness. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Administration Student Life Personalities A1hlotics Social Clubs Classes Organizations Harding Academy Advertisements 12 16 40 62 78 110 150 196 000 u... 262 Alumni of Harding: cherish most deeply the spiritual experiences of their student days on cam- pus. The Christian fellowship inspirational sing- ing: meaningful prayers, enlightening Bible study, souLsoarching sermons and talksq reflective medita- tion: and reverential worship make a lastingr iIIh pact that bet'omos more meaningful down the pathway of life. Probably at 110 other time in their lives do stu- dents have such excellent oppcn'tunitios to learn the real meaning,r of Christianity and to prepare for effective Christian service. As graduatinn draws near. seniors recall with deep smisfactinn the daily chapel dcvotionals, worship services at 1110 college church, vospor ser- vices in the dormitory. and 1in pond devotionals. f-v;:r;-r 'u'1wvj; sanfuai '5e 4e1opmer? Flown re! deric. Paid 03W; .-es;,-er sun res ?D enrgh Vhe': lehg ous luvcs. 3 WAIMAJ' a.gnggwsuv - ma! growth msfrucfors. Some of the most Fnspfnn m morvcs u mmduares Can recaH rm:- rhe- re-.,-.'nr:iing - : fo 1:! m 1119 coHege church. chHy YCDOHE by a-mnc-mm Jerry Starr Itelps to keep the studer't bod: :nfcrw-evi about events of wcvizl stgntflcancE'. Appreciation for the great ownnmic and govern- mmttal system of the United Slams is developed through regular classes. films. special lectures, and thv Anmritsan Studios smtlit'tetrs and ltJtII'S. Faith in God. mmtitutimtal gm'ornmont. and a freo-onter- prism ocmmmy are stt'cssml us tltn foundation principles uf tltc- Amoriran systom which provides Slll'll a high level of pomnml frccdnm and an un- t'xvollt-rl 111935111?nfomnomic prosperity. Students are ilttlntosscd with the responsibility Hwy have for homming informal Citizens and for pn'widitlg leadership during: the important years ilht'iul. 'I'lu'mtgh a study nf history, political science1 zuul msnnnmics they lmrn farts and concepts that will ltnlp them make wise business. political. and lr'gislatlvc decisions. Demonetrcmnq unpmrcntleled enthumtsm in quest for ofttce, freshmen candtdates gather in m: SA ofttce tor the- final tatlying of votes Pumice: Somme 21022 'Clugh! by Ray Muncy, compares the values of our Amerccn society wnh rhoso of nonrtomnctmq economc syswmsr An Zmprorrmu dxscunon ObOUT AmErlCU 5 future LEE :1 FrPe remorpnsr: somew enliven; .nferest Gorhermg drum for research assignmems, un- dergroduales may avail themselves of a private CCNEI wiwh makes Dosanble better Concenfrmion Observing 11m- For Jocm Ritchie cm importanr phase of academm achievement includes the diligent practice she gives To the deveiopmem of her musical talent Counsohng becomes increasingly important as me Harding students wozk toward degrees which will prepare Them for future Feadership and service in the cm; and sciences. Envaluohle segzmml of tie CoHqu plcrwf, The l.i:r1ry pw-Cvuli-s Hue natessmy smdy u'maspheve cmd COHSTIVU'ES u :CHIUI 1:4 ULEEICHME research. Achievement of excellence is a signiLicanL objec- tive of the academic program at Harding College. The general education program is dpsigned to give students a broad perspective in the fine arts1 humanities., social sciences, natural sciences, and religion. Specialization in a major field of interest provides the pathway to knowledge in depth. Research in the library as well as in laboratories is an important avenue to knowledge. A carefully selected library of more than 7:1000 volumes. sup- plemented by numerous mirmfilms. recordings. and current journals, provides resource material in the classics as well as in modern technical literature. Seminars on major social. political and economic issues conducted by recognized scholars afford students the opportunity to obtain information 011 vital problems and to clarify their position through the exchange of ideas. Linda Spears is exemplary of mcmy Hmrimg sludvms who earn money by assisting professors with grudmg, Iypmq and vcmous offuce tasks. o 0......050005 o. i College life would not be complete without the excitement provided by intercollegiate ath- letic competition. An unexcelled intramural program offers every man and woman the opportunity to develop ability in sports skills as Well as totparticipate in vigorous competitive team sports. Recreationallactivity classes help students to develop skill in sports that can be played through- out adult life. The coaches and physical education instructors stress the value of good health habits and good sportsmanship. The group research pro- gram 0n the scientific evaluation of physical fit- ness levels is making significant contributions to knowledge in the area and is opening the pathway to better health. In flag football, one of the most popular sports offered in the intramural pmgram, teamwork and coordination provide impetus for winning plays. 10 J I lwimmuge gomes between the Bison; and chrdeI-Buick enoMe the second team to rfevemp for intercoHengc plny Explommg how to grasp a bowling buH mslrucror Mk E. Berryhuil gwes encouragement that enables begmnmg bowlers :o mprove their skills The keen desire for on Improved physique and muscle ione inspires men to workout regularly using isometric exercises and weightlihing, H DEDICATION Humble heart, great service mark the man of dedication From amung tho rapablo and clt-diruh'd mu r-mphn's m Harding CUHPQ'P thr-rv ilH' illmv whn thnrl on! in llw twainznigm 11f studvnls lwr'mlw nl' llwir amazing vr-rmtilhy. nutslamiing lvarhinu ahilily. inlr'imling' insiglll imu slmlnnl In'uhlmus. m' t'nplivnling IH'I'HHIIHI appml. PHav man In nllnm Hm Sl'niur t'lilNS IlPdiljiltPS llw lWiU Pz'li! .I't'aH pmmwsvs ull tlltw- rlmrmgtorisiir In 11 high dwgr't-u Ilo hwmrs SEWE'J'JII hats as his pnllmnx'rumm-1! - pmllwuw 01' mm! Rturlonts during Piltll nrmlt'mil' yl-nr. Hire t'nlmwl mid ilfh'il'F an- Fulhlgnillx' wuulll and his rlussrm aw in grriat df-mnml. Hv is nru- nl Hun rim rnnhu'ls' f'l'Lwlmwn mnkv uml mummy;- lhv Inst Wllmll all wniurs i'zu'o sinw Iu- clirm'is MW in- slitulimml Inkling pn-grnm. Fur l'iin'l'Hirlll hp wru's us fnrully advimr In 111:: RHHIUHE rnmlril mul rnm'h hf IJH' inlvn'nllvginlv gulf lmmL II is in ynnJht Hull J. Gilliam. that HliS lnmk is rmpwlf'ullv tlmlimlml. THE GILLIAM FAMILY. Roy, Dr. Bob, Dorothy, Priscilla, and David. 12 BOB J. GILLIAM, PhD Dr. Bob Cnlwm -VE '. 57:11 waJ Uni? FD; rC-sowor cf :wrch :2? Tue thvrhm; . '-. 0 9mP5 immly Limslmos puny The dynamic Direnor 01' Teshnq, Dr. Bob Gerrv', exploms m cm rlmbifious sophomore the sigmhmnrp of Mr. grows on We STEP T95? Dn Gilliam, Harding: capable IHTerCOHPgiUFe 90H conch, shows MlEkEy Jones chw to hold Pu: club so 1th M'- m-n gM chsicmce on drwes 13 Dr. Clyde R. Montgomery joined the Harding Cullogo faculty in the fall of 1959. He served mm year as Dirc-rlor of Testing and Counseling hofnro donningI full time to the teaching uf undergraduate and graduate olmnoutary education mursvs. His wife. Mrs. Maude Rlnntgmnery. is amomlwrul' lhn elementary education faculty. A native of Tyler County- W. Va.. Dr. Klum- gnmory HHDIlde Salom College. the I'nivvrsity 0f XYesl Virginia. Duke University and Slate Uni- versity of lnwa. receiving the Ph.D. dourov frum the latter instilmiun. He was active in tlm Soarry Kiwaniq Club and was a momhm' Hf a number of pmfmwimml organizations and lmrm'cl societies. inrhlding Phi Beta Kappa, and he was a member of tlw CnIIvgo Church of Chriut. 110 dim! of a hnm't attack on April 2. 106-3. whilo n'nrkingr on his farm Iloar Scarcy. 14 Dr. William Knox Summitt joined the I'Iarding College faculty in the full 01' 1935 and gave 32 years of dedicated. vi-fvcti'm sorvire in various rapacities. After sorting as Rogislrur fnr'many years. he became Dircclur nf thv Twrhcr Educah tinrn Program in 1960. Born at Cardwvlf. Mm. ho attended Freed- Hardeman College. Uninn Ivnivm'sity. George Pea- body College and tho I'nivm'sity 0f NIissnuri. re- ceiving the Ph.D. rlcgroo frnm the- latter institu- tinn, He had sorwd as Chairman of the Camp VVyldexmod Board since lilo varmfs beginning in 101-8 and he was a past president of both the Kiwanis Club and 1110 Young Business IVIeIfS Club. Dr. Summitt. a dcamn in thv College Church of Christ. was attending a meeting of 1110 Quawpaw Boy Scout Council in Now Orloans when he was strurk by a hiI-and-rnn driver on Ovtnbor 2.1965. CLYDE R. MONTGOMERY, Ph.D. 1901-1965 IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM KNOX SUMMITT. PhD. 1904-1965 15 ADMINISTRATION INISTRATION Wu - 1h: processionnl of lhe commencemem exercises, Dri Gunus op- .- mnfidem ihut the groduahng seniors WiH prove useful CililEnS. - on rhe arrangements for aha Thanksgiving dunner, Dr. Genus by Mr. PuHey Hm! The day's activities wEil run smoothly. apding's new president weII-trained for role DR. CLIFTON LOYD GANUS1 JRW Hardingis new president, is a man of purposv and dedication. Professionally trained and broadly educated. Dr. Ganus directs the complex Harding program with tho cnnfidenco and skill lhal hol'iti; a suulhern gentleman a scholar. and a Christian. President Ganus received the PhD, degree in American history frnm Tulanv Univvrsily and suhaoqucnlly did a year of ln'ist-ductm'nl study in college administration al Cuhlmhia Ifnivorsilyt He is 2'1 wurld travolrnr and his x'iows un IQKIVCHNHCIH policies and world silualinm uro sought hi; stu- dents and vix'ic leaders thruughuul tho natiun. A graduate of Harding College. Dr. Ganns has ah'mrly given 1.0 years of tlt'divalcd svrvicc tn his ahna mater as macho ' and administrator. Invulvod in every facet of Harding's pmgrmn. he works hard. plays hard. and administm's wisely. Witty. understanding. and intorvstod in others. President Ganus is an Dxrvllvnl oxumplv nf the modern American loader. A fm'rof'nl speaker and a good listener. his vcry appvnrzmrv rmnlvos doubts and simplifies prnhlnnw H'ilit'll nriw I-urh day ml a busy rampux Chairman of the Harding Board of DJrecrors, Dz. Houslon TA Karnes, chm: wim President Genus during Ihe annual lectureghip octivhies. Dr. George Stuart Benson guided the destinies of Harding College as president from September, 1936, to Jung 1905, when he retired as president of tho mllcgu During these 29 years he worked untii'iugly and imccasingly to develop an excellent physical plant, to raise a substantial endowment, to develop a strung faculty, to promote the aims and nhjorlivvs of 1119 college1 to gain accreditation for tho ucadvmic program. and to disseminate the values nl' Christian education. A dynamn 0f tummy and optimism Dr. Benson raised 30 millinn dollars during his tenure as president. A Hlmnt and forceful speaker in Constant dmnnml hy lvmlingx civic gi'nups ui'mss the nation, hc- rmii'ivml nuliunal rm'oguitirm fur his clear and i'nrlhrifH-IH lll'i'SHlliiiillll of Ihv values 0f the free r-ntorpriw UHlIlUlllii' sysimn. mnstitulinnal govern- mmulmml fnilh in CMLAH nffr-i'lix'n guspol prvacher and a YI'RIIHHN' pnnnntor uf world. omngolism. Dr. chsun has pmlmhly dnno mnro lililll any other mam nl' his gwnm'ulinn m prunintn Hm sprvad of 1m- tlmlntninulinnul New Tmtamvnl Christianity. 'l'hv ruinipiis nl' Ilm'ding Cullvgo luday stands as a mummwni tn Dr, limisnn a to his belief in Chrislizm mhunliun. his low for yuung people, and MK H'Ilt'wsgful lnbm'. Dr. David W. Muilms, preszdem of The Unwersnly of Arkansas, exiends conqrmulnhons '0 Fresicienl Camus ioFlowmg inaugurnlion ccremmnks. Ending 0 twenwAmne yP'Jr 'enurc 0s preswivnf of Harding CoHege, Dr, George S. Benson presemed iHS final Uddr355 before hundreds. Dr. Bensani Presidem Emeritus, fewnliy lcan erh Preskient C-qnus and Presdem D. W. Mullms of 1M: U of A. foflowing the inauguration. Msldom Clihon L Genus. JL, hacked by Fellow readers in education, mbarks upon a new Epoch of his lwfe c1: presidenl of Hordmg College. j DMINISTRATION hefiremenf 0nd inauguration brings new leader 'll - fim lady m his side, President Gunus 13 honored by hundreds of ' HI and colleagues of ihe inaugumf banquet foHowing his w'nducMhm The pomp and pagcantry 0f the formal inaugurw tinn of Dr. Clifton Loyd Ganus, 1:2. 95 president of Harding College on September 18. 1965, im- pressed all present with the great responsibilities , and Lorrific demands of the office, Representatives i h ' from more than 175 colleges, universities, learned r snrivties. and professional organizations in aca- demir regalia added dignity to the impressive roremuny presided over by Dr. Houston T. Kames. prvsidont 0f the board. Greetings were brought by distinguished educators and President Ganus outh linvd the goals of his administration in an impresi .civc inaugural address. Dr. David W. Mullins, president of the Univer- sity of Arkansas. addressed the 600 guests at the inaugural dinner for which Jim Bill McInteer. a Harding alumnus and board member. served in a superb manner as master of ceremonies and Vernal Richardson and Ann Sewell played a violin-piann number. Louis Green, another Harding alumnus and board member; served as master of ceremonies nf 1110 inaugural hmrhmn at which the 391195 and Roaux nntertained magnificiently. DR. H. T. CLARK is well known to every IIardA jug student because. of his wide range uf mllego inlurvsts and his ability to inspiro enthusiasm in sinclonts and teachers. As Vico-Prosidcnt in charge of the research pmA gram in the life sciencr'sADr, Clark is rcsl'mnsiblc! for dirocting the research lahnratoryh presenting the Harding; story in research foundations. and bring:- ing distinguished scientists to the campus. His nhility tn persuade others makes him an especially good ambassador to represent the college. Dr. Clark is an outstanding teacher nf biology and 110 ivarhc-s a section of freshman biology each somvslor. An authority on important phasos 0f spncv medicine and travel. Dr. Clark is an interest imp; lt'Fllll'Ur and a brilliant Ctn'lversalinnalist. Cnarh nf ATC Championship teams in hnth track and crnsS-rmmn'y falhor of three Harding: students. dynamir hwiurm'. and notvd rc-snarrl'lm'. Dr. Clark is a valuable loader and a loyal alumnus. ROBERT T. CLARK, JR.. PI'ID Addressing cm chemwe Harding freshman class, Dr. R. T. Clark reveals Heading the complex research program. Dr. Clark directs the activi- imeresring facets of smence, by relating his professional experiences hes necessary to Fearn Vhe effecm of oxygen in ouTer space on humans. 22 - JOSEPH F. PIIYOR, PhD DR. JOSEPH E. PRYORq Dean of Harding C01- loge. possesses keen intolligcnce. an untiringT capa- city for work. and a humble spirit, As aCadomiC dean. Dr. Pryor rninrdinates the entire college currinlllnn. His abilities to manage. to persuade. and to guide mmhlo him to mmplcte the mountainous tasks which cranfmnt him each day. Serving capably as a mnrdinalnr nf' the North Central Association Liberal A115 Study Program. Dr. Pryor visits several colleges oath year to assist them in self-study programs. HDr. erN also serves as SecretaryiTreasuror of Rogiun H of Alpha Chi. President of the Department nf Higher Education of the. Arkansas Edumtion Assnrialinn. and is Har- ding's faculty roprnsnntatix'n In tho Arkansas: Inter- rnllogiate Athletic Association. An excellent teacher: Dr; Pryor explains the problems and wondor of physical science to his Flassos each semester. Each year 110 gives valuabln assistance to the P?Iit Man as faculty advisor. 'DMINISTRATION E, een sense of responsibility guides our officers VIRGIL LAWYER. MA Harding's Dean of Students and Director of Admissions is a Winsome recruiter. an able adh ministrator. and a cmnpotont advisma VIRGIL LAWYER works each day for Harding. whether on tho Soarcy campus 01' in hundreds of other towns and Cities in the searrh for high caliber students who might be inlerestvrl in Christian education. In student recruitment ho is ably assisted by Eddie R. Campbell. President of Hardingk Alumni Association. Virgil Lawyer keeps in Contact with thousands of fnrmer students 011 every part of the globe. Because it is impurtant that Harding students feel welcome and at home during the first weeks 01' the fall somestor. Dean Lawyer's wit and keen intelligence enable him to cup? with every situation and prob: 10m that arises. An avid sports fan. Mr. Lawyer sponsors the Bison Boosters and lends a guiding hand to TNT men as they participate in intramural activities. 23 As Harding's Dean of Women MRS. INEZ PICKENS is vitally interested in every young woman rm campus and i5 anximts to encourage them in vvery possible way. An ahle teacher. Mrse Pickens has instructed hundreds of students in English duringr her years of ur-rvire at the Harding Academy She is director uf Pattie Cnhh Hail the home of one hundred Har- ding wnmen, and she is active in the Searcy chapter of AAA.U.VV. as well as in Harding;r Business and meessiunal VVOITIEH. Her warm smile, easy manner! and oxomplifica- lion 0f I'Iarding ideals are appreciated by students and her interest and respect for others make her an impnrtant member of the faculty. Making pfons for graduate study with senior Joe Befew, Virgil Beckett performs one of has many serwces for students 05 registrm 0F Harding Uur Registrar is a vital member of Harding's mlministralive team. VIRGIL BECKETT serves in muntfess ways to assure the accurate and efficient handling; of important school records and reports. Though a busy man. Mr, Beckett always takes time In munsel and direct students who respect his mlvire about graduate study and nther future plans. Students find pleasure in talking: with an adminii stmtnr whuse smile and wit can ease some of the tensinns wliirh mount during: hectic college weeks. Mr. Beckett and his wife are artivc Civic workers. me interested in all Bison spurts. and are zealous wnrkers in the Cullege Church nf Christi His inf terests are many. yet. his enthusiasm never wanes. He finds relaxation from his; strenuous wnrk through working in his yard. playing a round of golf. or fishing in one of the many lakes near Searcy with some of his friends. 24 INEZ PICKEN 5, IA VllGll BECKETT, BA LOTT rl I,.TCIiEITS sound judgnm-m and financial leadership have boon impurlum favlnrs in tho riw volupmem nf tho mpamling Hauling; plant. Responsibilo for now t'nllslrllt'tilm u; well as fiscal contrnl rm hnlll 111v Sr'arm' and lhymphi; rampuses. Mr. 'I'urknr must 1150 n mrimv nf 5kills in his pnsitinn as anirwm Managvr, Though the pressures of lnmimm :md derision- making are intonsv. Mr. Tm'km' managvs tn kocp a calm appoaranrv. :1 level hvml. and an alert. undm'stancling franw ul' minrl. An active Kiwanian 110 has 1mm a lmch' in the c'ummmlity as a furmvr 01111: prnsidom and on tho rampus as a Circlv K sponsor. Unscll'ishness and cliligvm't- tll.llurlm'izv lhv work nJK I'Iardingl HUAHD HF 'I'EH 'S'HCICH. H'itll llm IJOSt imon-SI nl' tln- r'nllvgt- aml ilx slmlmlts in mind. thoso 111ml Julw ll'll lhr xclumi lln'um'd l'm' many yvut's. 'I'lu- mlisl'm-Iiun nf In'nmuting Clnix Han mlnmtimx ix ilw rmnml I'nr Ilu-u mllsizunlinu 111ml.whnurvlveldvnill Vdrinm IH'HfI'sNilIllill l'ivlrk. Lml by U11 Iiclllhlllil 'l', lxdlnlw. thv Hmml M'EN Ihv polity nl' lhv rnllvgt' illlfl .lthixvn Iin- mlnlini slmtinn UH mzmy l'inullt'iaal. Nhlreniunul. emu! ml- minislmlivo pmhlvms. Sllfvessful. dvdicalml Cllriqiuna. lln'w mvtl JH' inu'rostod in vurh Harding slllrlvnl m Hwy 1mm! valuable assislmn'v in mam; Haw In imlmm- Ill:- t'nllvgo in HM faH-IK M in u'urL, LOTT TUCKER, BA ' ADMINISTRATION Growth and development sparks administration BOARD OF IRUSTEES. SLATHJ Ohm Hendrwx. Jun Bull MHHIvuL Lums t-n-VPIL I. J McReyIIoMs Lclmun JQMHNHL X A Humpwn rlmnoy NguH-JL-r John BHWWHI H-HOM Hwhum SIANDINI? W l Howmci LH-hunl Fulh-r. I'IiHnu Fizmus Jr lnmm. r'mw Hr-H'JHH F'mnm i'momp Pmnmn BIBLE Bible faculty influences our lives in class and on campus L'To give. students an education 01' high quality which will load in an Lmdm'slamling and n philoso- phy uf life consislont wilh Christian idoalsu is the ulJ'jcctivc 0f Harding Cl'ullege. Daily study of tho Bible as part. of lho college Curricuhmrin flassos taught by sc-hnlarly. dedicated nwn who bvliow that Christ is the way. the truth and lilo 11R helps In impicmonl this aim. Lemun-sllips. semi Mars. and wnrkslums supplmmrnt tho regular academic prngram. H'illiam .Ino Hacker. Jr.. Chairman nf the DH partmt-nt ul' Hihlv. was un lomv this your Working Inward lhv tincinralo in roliginus Nilu'uliun anrl Cunard Hays nmrrlinalod 1110 wnrk nl' lho dvparl- mom as Assistant Chairman. Assislnnr Professor John McRuy exemptihes the ExcPHem reaching of God's word offered to uH students by the Harding Bible Department. Gathered 1'0! the annual Harding Lectureshnp. hundreds of visxrors ioin wilh amdenrs in the Thanksgiving dny s traditional barbecue dinner, James R. Alien. MRE Assistom Professor Bibfe James D. Bales, PhD Professor Christion' Doctrine Leslie Burke, MA Professor Greek and Hebrew William Jae Hacker. MRE Assistant Professor Religious Educmion Earl Canard Hays, BD Assodme Professor Brble and Church History Robert Helslen. MA Assistant Professor Bxble John RobeH McKay, MA Asstfonr Professm BibXe Neale Thomas Pryor, ThM Asmmm Professor Ehle Andy F. Ritchie, MA Assistant Professor Bxble Jack Wood Sears, PhD Professor Bible 7nd M. Alimun, MA Assistant Professor Physical Education Cecil M. Beck. MA Assistant Professor Physical Educofion lab 1. Gilliam. EdD Associofe Professor Psychology Hugh Groover. MA Asswsmnt Professor Physical Educmion Ted Lloyd. MS Inshucror DH'eCTOr Audio-szuel Services Amcxufe Proiessor lnsirucror Educuhon prwsmw Education Df. Ed Sewell, choxrmcn of the education department, counsels wifh Diane Holder enucllng one of the many responsinMies of his office. Winnie Bell, MAls Assistant Librarian Physical Education Warn. Putku , EdD Muriarie Ryan, BA Clarence Sandets, BA E. G. Educohon M. E. Berryl'lill, MA Professor Physical Education Shirley Blrdsull, MSLS Librarian Bob J. Corbin, MEd Tnstruclor Physimi Education Maude Montgomery. MA Asswslum Professor Education Harry Olree, EdD Professor Physical Educmion John Frock, MT Assismm Professor Physical Education Sewell, PhD Professor W. K. Summiit, PhD Professor Psychology Gene Tulberf, MEd Assistant Professor Educmscn Muney Wilson. MA Assxsmnr Professor Educotion EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Education faculty encourages and instructs future teachers College students of today will be the teachers, leaders and decision Inakors nf lnmorrnw, In an age characterized by rapid change. it is imperative that students receive both a broad background in the liberal arts and in-dcpth specialization in a chosen field. Each year more than 100 seniors at Harding vertify to teach The. teacher education program is NCATEKapprovcd Dr. Edward G. Sewell was appointed Chairman of the Department of Education and Psychology following the death of Dr. W. K Summitt on October 2. Dr. Harry Olree serves as Chairman of the Department of Physical Education and Athletic Director. Gene Talbert in elementary education and Bob Corbin in physical education are the new members of this division. The Haniing Concert Band under the dw'rection of George E. BcggeH provides enienuinmenf for studenn and visHars during fectureship week. ANdY SOUDdEfS. Possessor of magical powers, astounds Terry Eyman V5 3- Alnuandro. MEd us he transforms actor Cliif Genus into a well-known barnyard animal. ' WUC'O' Speech 3 a sum: gm. .. $:3 ': Georg: Bugge . MA Venila Bridger, MAT Odis .l. Cluylon, Jr.. MA Assislum Professor lnsfructor Assistant Professor Music English Speech Nail 5. Cups, MSJ John Ryan, MA L. C. Saurs, PhD Professor Assistant Professor Professor Journuhsm Speech English 28 James Mhberry, PIID Professor English HUMANITIES Humanities professors guide minds to cultural refinement The humanities and fine arts are given strong emphasis in the general education program of Harding College so that students can develop an understanding of their cultural heritage and an appreciation of great literature. art, music. and drama. Strong majors are offered in each area for those who are interested in graduate study or in high school teaching. The Departments of Art, English1 IVIusic1 and Speech comprise this division and the chairman of the respective departments are Mrs. Perry Mason, Dr. James L. Atteberry, Dr. Erle T. Moore, and Dr. Evan Ulrey. New faculty members are Odis Clay- ton in speech and drama, Tom Watson in art, Ralph Stephens in English, and Vernal Richardson in violin. Mr. Richardson served as concertmaster and assistant director of the Little Rock Symphony. Earl Wilcox completed his doctoral dissertation in English during the year, -- 93! education moior Karen Donley practices carving a plosier -- she fearns one o? The many techniques caughr in on education Sim . MM Ralph Stevens, MA Evan Ulray, PhD R. W, Walker, PhD K. W. Davis, PhD Pearl Lalhum, MA E. 3. Mason, MA mm! Professor Assnsmn! Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Music English Speech Speech Music English Ar! hf Moon. ED. Mona Moore. BA C. A. Pittman, MA I. H. Privin. MA V. Richardson, MM Tom Watson, MA ED Wilcox, PHD 9. L. Williams. MA IMHO! Instructor Assssmnl Ptoiessur Instructor Assistant Professor Instructor Associate Professor lnsnuctor Music English Art Music Art English English Music Mildred L Bell, PhD Professor Horne Econochs Roberl T. Clark, PhD Prcfrssor Bwologiml Scnence Don England, PhD Assistant Professor Chemistry Don Horsmun. BS Resecnch Assocmle Chemisfrv W. Norman Hughes, PhD Assozime Professor Bwologiccd Science Maurice L. Lawson, MS Assismm Professor Physics Bill W. Oldhum, MS A5515ftml Professor Mathemnhcs Dean B. Priest M5 Ass sv:mr Paofesscr MCIIHPHIUIICS Joseph E. Pryor, PhD Professor Physical StiPnCE lvene H Puckett, MS Assismm PlofOSSOr Home Emnomics William Fay Rushion, MA Asswsmnr Professor onlugnrd Sciemcc Jack Wood Sears, PhD Professor Bimoqmnl SCIence Robert M. Smiih, MS Assxstum Professor Chemistry W4 CIark Stevens, PhD Professor Biologmul Smence June Clarion Tulberf. MS Assnsmnt Professcr Home Economics Elaine Thompson, MA Assistant Prokssor Home Economics Suanne Smith Walker, MS Insfrucmr Home Economlcs William Wallace, MA Instructor Mmhemmfcs William D. Williams, PHD Professor Chemistry Precise wurL is often required 05 home economxcs girls as Can be seen in Ier nctwmes of Betrye Wakefield m home meshings. NATURAL SCIENCE J k - am 5 1 , 94 Courses aid students in understanding universe 'Workinp, closely together in the Division of Natural Science arc the Departments of Biological Science, Home Economics, Mathematics. and Physical Science. The research program in life sciences under the direction of Dr. R. T. Clark. 30 Vice-President in Charge of Research, facilitates the academic work of the division. Highlight of the year was the beginning of construction on the new Science Building which will provide excellent Class-ronm and laboratory facilities; 1' I. Andlnon, MA Jerome M. Barnes. MAT Billy Cox, MBA, CPA, IDA .. Innrucror lnslwcror Assistant Professor ; 111ml Science Somal Science Business Admimsrrclion Quidrkk. EdD. CPA Geneva Lawyer. BA Raymond Muncy, MA Professor Insfructor Assisfom Professor Accounting Secremri01 Science stmry E. Pryou. MA Dallas Rubens. MA Jo: T. Segruves. MA are Professor Assxslom Professor Assmtum Professor Emeritus Pol-hcal Scsence History Geography .7. Wm MM Ermul Tuck . M5 Billy Verkler, MS - - lProfessor Assistant Professor Associate Professor m- omits Business Education Sociology Charles Walker, M5 Instructor Buslness Admwnisrration 7,1-- ing 10 import knowledge we students in the business department, Tucker spends many hours working with secrefory Sherry Woir. SOCIAL SCIENCE Social Sciences build strong foundations in American ideas Integrating the wurk of the variuus fields inf cluded in the Division M Sncial Sricncc is the American Studies Program diroclr'd by Billy Ray Cox. Bi-WOekIy seminars and a wnok-Inng study trip each semesier pruvido sludcnls wilh a basic understanding; of tho cmnnmir. business. political. and industrial lifn of tho Unilml Slalvx Dr. James A. IIedrick. Prufvssnr 0f Accmnning. is arting as chairman Hf llm divisinn and also 01 1110 Department of Business and Ecnnmnics while Dr. Roy VVellbnrnn is; nu 100w- this ymr serving as president of Sioux Empire College in Iowa. Raymond Nluucy was pmnmtvd to Chairman of the Department of History and Social Science when Dr. Clifton L. Ganus., .Irq was uppnintcd president of the college. Charles VVaIkor. who has a graduate emphasis in marketing. jninod 11w Harding faculty in Soptombor. Mr. Cox and Jerry Starr math 3 Imam 01' business majors who participato in tho Exm'ulivo Games Sponsored by Nlichigan Stale Univm'sity. In the Spring of 1065 the 103m nwvivmi smmnd place in national competition. il- hzj 47 STA FF Harding staff members did smooth operations of campus A Vital part. of the efficient operation of Har- ding Cnllvgv is: playml by the many staff workers whn Iuwp 1110 various phases of oporaliou working 'imnnthly an all tinms. They plan and prepare mmls in tho rnl'olrlrias. place the mail in tho suhi slatinn bnxm. dn iho secretarial work in rumpus ul'l'im-s. muinlain the buildings. lka after 1110 phygical welfare of students. tell the. Harding story through news media. and perform many other wrvirW-x Peggie Baker, 55. Seuemry. Bw'nle Deportmem Rebeccn Baker. Sucrc-mw, Fersonnel Offwce Ruth Beurden, Accoum-mr, Business Office John E. Berryhill, Jr., BA, Dwecior, Armstrong Hall Rheba Berryhill. 8A, Snuemry, Library Judifh Bond, BA. Secremryu Dean of Students Bonnie Bruwnen RN, CorD-remor of Health Center William Bridges, BS, Acccunrum Business Offuce Tommie Brown, PM! OH :9 Svalxon A Cierk Marilyn Bucchi, Sauc'nw Publ-cny and Publications Corinne Burke. BA, bbvury Asumm Eddie R. Campbell, MAT, Fweki Pepresemoiive Ruth Ellen Clulk, Secrclnry, J, D, Bales Don's anurd, BA, Secwm-err Numnf OHice Teresa Culshull, lnvowcr: Crork, Busmess Office C, Floyd Daniel, 35. D mmor of Dcvelopmenf Margaret Dean. Mmmgcr, Mmhng Room Lawrence Dean, Press'mm Hmding CoHege Press Billie Diles, Sccrelnry Devclopmenf OHice Gertrude Dykes, M'm-zger, CoHeqC Bookstore John lee Dykes, MS Duecfm, Svudenf Cenler lulinu Dykes, BS, Secreiczw Busmess Manager 0H5 Edge, Dvocfar, Eras! Hal! Merle illioH, Shppmg rmd Recewing Clerk Opal French, Past Mistress, 510mm A Raymond French, Mmmencmce Department Blends Gloss, Secretary, Vice-Presidenr for Research 30 ! Goodwin. Dimmer Kendall Hull Maxine Huger, Stock Clerk and Muil Older Corinne HA Hurt. Dlemmn, Dxrector of Food Service 32 .3. Photographer Russ Simmons of lhe pubhcily department performs one of his many services 05 he snaps pfctures for ID cards or registration. Lily Hays. BA, Secretary, Dean of :he College Rnslen F. Hand, Direcmr, West Hull Susan Hiner, Bookkeeper, Business Office Barbara House, Secremlyl Education and Psychology lethu Huddiesfon. Secremvy, Academy Ruby Junes, BS. Diredor, Cuthcari Hull Alice Ann Kellur, Assistant Director, Publlcmions Ann Kelley. Secretary, Academy Edith Kiser, SECFETGrV, Vice-Presidenf for Research Dixie Mchrkle, Manager, College Inn Mildred McCoy, Secreimy, Placement Office Clarence McDaniel, Monagev, laundry and Cleaners Emilie Miller, Secretory, Personnel Office lelu Oliver, PBX Operator Donna Morgan. Secvemry, Lorary Edwina Pace. Secretary, President of the College W. T. Pearson. Consfrucmn Super'mtenden? Guy Petwuy, Manager, Amerw'can Heritage Center Charlene Prnck, Assistant P051 Mistress, Station A Hubed Pulley, Grounds Foreman Greg Rhodes, Tmnspormhon Officer Gloria Reynolds, CT, Research Assistam Harry B. Risinger, Mumlenunce Depariment and Pilot Barbara Robenson. LPN, Assistant Nurse Joyce Rushlon. Secretary. Bookstore Russell 1.. Simmons. Director, Publications Sharon Sizemore, Secreiury, Harding Press Herman Spuriock, BA, Chief Engineer Ruben Slreof, Manager, College Farms Sharon Thomas, Sacrefcry, American Studies Janice Thomason, Assistant Cashier, Business Office Bufotd Tucker, Executive Secrelury, Alumni Assec. Elbert Turmun. Boiler Plant Manager Lee Underwood. MS, Accountant, Business Office Bernie l. Vines, Srudem Work Supervisor Herman West, Manager. Harding Press Snow White, 35, Research Associate Linda Young, RN, Co-Direcfor of Healfh Center Pu! Young, BA, Cashier, Business Office Linda Youree, Assisiam Cashier, Business Office Skill in using modern office machines prepares Home economics majors Bettye Wakefield, SOHdt Stone, and Joan Howard learn to oppty art Lois Retbcldt for a business education career. to the home as they complete and display their projects during home turntshings lob. ACADEMIC LIFE Higher enrollment necessitates larger curriculum In an ago in which the quantity of knowledge in many fields is doubling abnut every twelve years. the pumuit of excellence in aradmnic endea- vor has hvmmv a necessity fur all Cnllogo students rathor than the privilege of the relatively few intolh-ttunls. Th0 general education program at Harding College is designed to give students a breadth uf knm'vlodge that will enable them tn functinn as intelligent Citizens in a democratic society. All nf the divisions of the college are in- VUIVPd in this facet of the academic program. Through a study of the humanities students be- cumn acquainted with the great literary and philnsnphival writings of the past and the great productions in art and music that have endured through the ages. Through a study of the social sciences Ult' student learns about the great issues that were involved in the development of western Eumpo and the United States and the grave prob- lems that now exist in international relations. The basic courses in the natural sciences acquaint the stmlvnt with the history and methodology of scionro and basic cnncepts in both the biological physical sciences. Patientty working to botonce his ledger sheet, John Whtte solves a typical probtem he wwH have as an cccountqnt in the business wortdt 34 Use of grammar and synlux focxfitates knowledge Mazumn and Ronnie Killen face the challenge presenled by a physics experiment of ?he Hebrew language for Bible maior Ben Gare SoFifary study and research enables Jim Vander- pool fo broaden his political science background. -'y majors Morgue Jacques and Max Lorenz conduct mrervucws to obtain informer for a research proieU in MB sTud of the behavior of aypictrl American Communities y 35 Effectiveness in both oral and written cnmmtmi- cation is developed in students so that they can convey ideas to others. Through a study of psy- cholngy and health education students learn about the functioning of the mind and the body. The en- tire program is integrated by a study of the Bible which gives direction. purpose and meaning to life. High scores achieved by sophomores on the STEP test and by seniors 0n the Area Test of the Graduate Record Examination indicate the quality of the general education program. Building upon the sound liberal arts base, stu- dents obtain depth of knowledge in a chosen area thrnugh one of the 35 major programs provided. A dynamic faculty alert to the advances in knowledge and techniques in the respective fields and dedi- cated to providing each student the best learning experiences possible. guides students in their quest for knowledge. Whether working with children in the nursery school. conducting a research project in the natural sciences. painting in different media in the art studio. making a sociological survey in tnwn. doing critical research in the library pre- paring: audio-visual materials for a class presenta- tion. composing- an original musical lyric. casting ACADEMIC LIFE Instructor Bob Privih ennches the rmism undersinndmg of Mike Boyd and Faye Brewer by fastermg mofmiency m fundamentals of design, High goals stimulate intellectual achievement Uhhzing hws understandtng cf the theory of equations, David Pace exhwbrrs hlS murhemahcof proficiency in coHege algebra. Supervised clinical PFOENCE m speeth correchon gives Dwight Pierce valuable expenence tn therapy nlacls taught by competent specialists. 36 hing principtes of choral COndUCTIng techniques, music education Dan Smi1h develops an effective style of mustcut inlerpretolion, Tirn North, Ron Doran, and James Kee work intently on an experiment for bacteriology laboratory and directing a one-act play, 01- proving a mathe- matical theorem, experience. is gained through the thrill of creative work akin to that of the productive scholar. The quality of the major programs is evidenced by the success of graduates who have pursued graduate study in leading universities across the nation. The close relationship that students have with faculty members gives an added dimension to the academic program at Harding College. Many of the basic freshman courses are taught by depart- mental chairman and other senior faculty mem- bers who are capable scholars. The personal in- fluence of the mature teacher on majors in his de- partment is tremendous. More than fifty per cent of the graduating seniors each year meet teacher certification re- quirements by completing the NCATEeapproved teacher education program. The heart of this pro- gram is the i'block semesterq during which the student spends nine weeks full time observing and teaching in an approved school system under a master teacher. and the remaining nine weeks in professional study. For 1964-65. the first time the National Teachers Examination was required of all seniors certifying to teach. the Harding median score was 29 points above the national median score and 110 student scored below 495. A strong vocational Home Economics program prepares home economics teachers and dietitians. The fundamentals of welding meml info creative third- Class pcmcipotion m applymg fusl and techniques enuMes Elxznberh dimensionai art farms are learned in advanced SCUfPTUre. Mmfmlllet Bill Hows, and Porn Burner ro Feurn llfe-scwing methuds Using c: model of the 50m system, James Sandhn explains the relcmve mohon of ?he plane's around the sun to Sue ston and Judy Bales. Student minister James Kenr secures a preaching assignment from Bible Professor Conmd Hays 38 'TDI. Bub GIHIOMS semmnr for senior psychomgy moiors encourages 13mm: discussion of durected readings and mdividuol research projecfs. - CADEMIC LIFE necfures and labs facilitate knowledge retention A'u speure s lnerarure becomes ahve as Dr. L. C. Sears provides Numerous pre-prufessiunal CIII'FiCUltl are avail- z... round Infnrrnuhcn on the Me and rimes cf ihe poet lo studems able to Students. T110 th'OffDilT pro-cngineering program prepares students well in English. mathe- matics, chemistry. physics and technical drawing. An increasing number of pre-medical science Stu; dents are finding that the Harding program gives them an excellent foundation fur medical. dental. pharmacy or nursing school, Business'administrw tion majors have been very successful in passing: their CPA examinations soon after graduation. The team research program directed by Dr. R. T. Clark provides students with unique opportunities for research experience in the life sciences. ApplicmFon of mammary theory and banking pnnciples prawdes impevus for informal dnssroom brainstorming sessions for economlts malorsl 39 STUDENT LIFE -M ...a... Meeting around the Illyoool one nrghi each week for a devotroncxl wnh fellow students is a mowng religious experience drawing us closer ro God and enhancmg our spirirum lives Church unendance prow'des one of many :han- Each Sunday afternoon a group of inreresfed students w'sir the local nels through which we cammunicofe with God home for senior cihzens to sing and worship with The people there. 42 RELIGIOUS LIFE Enthusiastic pursuit of reli- gious ideals typifies students With their 51511115 mm the path that loads 10 a mum- oxcellont life. Harding slnrlonls pnrliripato in the many religious activities: 011th l'ur thvir spiritual grmvtll. IVE u 1 CllllJS aw n11 inlvgrul part of s 'Cial activities. De 'ntionals arumld llu- lily punl lot by different 13 ' clubs dt'l' a Ws'mkly rwmlt. Each Sunday a group of slmlvnls' 24in;r ln'mm al 11w 10ml 11mm fur .svninr ritizr-Il-L Thit: yoar mnt'r- them LINN! Rllltlvllls and guests arrived on Campus frnm ulhm' rnllvgm In parlici pate in a slurlnnHlirr-rhwl miswziun Wurkhhulm It win dws'unml 1n mirmn'nuv vaI'V enulonl lu ho a migsinn ' fur Christ lWIuaI'I'HW-H ul' u'lmt fink! nf' nvmlonnr study 1w Pnlm'wl. Df the purpose of the. missmn workshop to precmh Chrxsr lo rIH Vhe world the globe bUIIT bv swden' ?u'nar prowded cm Uppeahng edewce ilk .; Q ' . f r- A. ' II BEGINNING OF SCHOOL Beginning of school brings the experiences of excitement Thv halls and sidewalks of 1110 rumpus hnzm-d again as t'xritml l'resl'lmen anri lmnsl't'r slullmlts arrived. and U10 uld-gmnp rm'wu'r-d I'rimldships and mr'mnries of past times. Thv irlfm'maliz'm booth student mixers provided by tho Sludom Assurialinn. and refreshments during: tlm long hours of Counseling and registralinn llvlpml vase 111v agony nf that 'irt?-hr0akm' fur tho now year. Freshmen wore snun initiatvd into tlm art nf politics as Llpporclassmen vied for u'luss offices. The new arrivals woro able in try lhvir hand at the game a week later when they campaignod fm' f'lilSS and Student Association nffirvs. Meeting Bob Coburn. rransfer sludem Raymond Green finds Jr easy to make acquaintances and adjusr la n new campus or Hard-ng ColFeqe Waning in the regisvotion line for the opponunny ro gather their class curds ore med and weary freshman enrrcxms 44 Sophomore Leah Bradford rakes her rum m workmg m Ihe SA informmion booth helping in make freshmen and transfer students feel am home. H. '1 ling ws one of Ihu meal mponan: phases of regwsimhon of thus p ior, Ruben Clad- '35 hp spnks advice from Dr Clark Stevens, Mwwamri .. .T s - 5.3? new mm. in dc-cwd-ng whtth dub to pledge, . :hr-w ph-VrlE'S mm one of their dub proiecis -- - - . PI 'iui IE i - IL- - - - : . 7. .L . , v- 7 1 ' '4 Tolhis deQE, rough WUUTIOH mClUdeS 0 m'I'O' Reggie Berry enioys the prlwreges cf being a wedgemusrer for o duclionlo specfoidelicucies peculinrm his club week by having lowly piedge Vnn Harris dust off his shoes. PLEDGEWEEK Worrisome week makes weary pledges wont rest from work The seemingly ondless week of pledging activi- ties was Climaxod with formal and informal initia- tions, various Student Assnciatinn-sponsorcd activi- ties, and Homecoming celebrations. Informal initiai tion, often referred to as r0ugh initiation. appear ed in such forms as kangaroo courts, hikes through unknown territory, and bunking parties. This was the hardest part of the exhausting weekJung activir Ities planned for pledges by pledgmasters. Candlev light ceremonies at which club vows were repeated and appropriate scriptures rvad were impressive. meaningful finales for each Club member. Showmg Cl 5pm cf enthusmsm m suppomng Ihe Bison: roworri n Homecommg wctory, each socia! dub decawle'r! m cm V0 represent them. m the car care vnn wsf before We game with the MiHsaps Mmors. Foorboll ream mmsro' Emmy Hm Ewan mode hls appearance :1? 0H Home games remix; Io hem supper! We Bwsons in 'Heir fight Fur vicfmy 48 A. -. - by the bond, pep squad, and cheerleaders, Footholi afucuoncdos 7-: usiushctu cheered Vhe team on lo 5 Homecoming day victory, 3 -3n Puuro Peacock was attended by Ann Hedrick and Card Prucha, Cmol 'w-- HOMECOMING Homecoming filled with thrills as excitement instills campus As the alumni came 110mm high r-xritmont was in the air, and annual Hnmormning activities he- gan. These included a Chili supper at X-Vyldmvood Park, a bonfire and pep rally at BOO Rock, a thrill, ing Far caravan. and tlw Saturday afternoon foot- ball game at Which the queen was crowned during a suspense fillodl half time coromrm3 A movie and a pa1t3 celebrating: mu 3ictm3 03-91 lhn Rlillsaps IVIajors. sponsored b3 the Studult Associatium 33010 a filing 0nd to this exciting week which culminated the long hours of effort than wont into the prepar- ation of these activities. By working on the throng volunteers Fm H-Ie, Kemh Slraughn. and Value Mxlchell help prepare decolzlhons fcu Homeromnq ochvmea Bonnell, Morfho K. Crider, Dianne Holder, and Mary Befh Parks Hgmn hwlmww-I: w-n-L m-new rug ncqumnmnres was -:: 50 wc-rlsuua unIc-wnri Hy r: Mrmw George Gurumnus, Um I? R. lmsvn. nnrl chrnrd K, Vmcem Thrllilng lectureship guests. the Hmzlmg Emma opened their home baskefbofl season le1 a close wdorv over LRU. . Me of Thunksgwnng dmrmr wirh fomlly and Hands was prowded by the 1p G on '91: final day of leciures wilh on attendance of about IOGO In dlracl message and a humorous approach, Hurdmg thmnus ?NII Mclnleer Iecwled V0 an mdmhlng Gudmnte during Ianureship. i: TURESHIP I I I O ' ' a; Visutors receive Instruction . inspiration from lectures :9 n i. guests. and visitors literally came from a er the world to Harding's annual Thanks- ,:.- ; Lectures. This year's theme was: Christ. in pace Age. with the special featuro that all . - s were Harding alumni. Highpoints of tho ' ' 'es included addresses during the day by speakers and each CVPIIiI'lg5 special interest ' - were devntvd to certain age groups. T110 . giving barbecue for all. the soasnrfs open- 13 me basketball game witnessed by tho Cheer Bison supporters. and various other events 1: the already lmsv week schodulod for tho With a generosily unequaled almov anywhere, smdem con- tributed clmosr one thousand doHs cnri ioys which were dismbured at children 5 homes. CHRISTMAS Mood of holiday cheer set by music,parfies,and decorations Making the campus cheery and festive with holly. rihhrms. mistletoe. and carols was the Stu- dent Associatixm's Christmas gift to both the stu- domg and the faculty. Students shared with their cunnnunity and several children's homes by do; Hating time and energy to the Dolly and Toy Drives and the Food Basket collections. The weeks nf preparation and anticipatiun culminated in a joyous Christmas party complete with jolly rSanta Claus Starr. an uldifashioned Christmas tree com- plete with trimmings. and refreshments served at the American Horitago Center cafoteria. 52 h'Sama Claus Sfarr'i adlusls his pudding and suit in pre- pmniiun for his grand appearance of H19 Christmas party, L! oi worm and sugary doughnms and gallons of hot choccfum were consumed by the 'ly but merry folks arrenqu The Chnsrmos parry prowded by We Sludem Association -I spin! is sparked by such decorations us the large wreath on the Admin slrcnion Buddmg and me Christmas tree on ' e Fvgm mw FUS I ',. H ENTERTAINMENT Lyceum productions feature best work of students, guests Varied 11mm; ul' mum'tainmom are brought in I'Iarding studmns thl'tmgh tho Lvrvum series1 0f- l'ering' programs by professicmal pm'fnrmers and prosontatinns l'rnm the campus drama department. Music' uf diffI-I'vm types and stvlos ii: prosontod hy well-knmx'n vntc'w'lainers. C0101 . spectarlo. and grandeur were combined lasi spring: in 1110 rnlloge productinn of the musical Famelot Tormml as a truly grvat performance. Farrmlnt gaw Harding's drama and music depart monts doservml prniqv and T'N'Ugnitinn for out, Manding offnrt Surrounded by CC! 1r: exces'cnm pericrrr'inm? harpzsl Miss SuscmHQ-MCDC'WGl-z 1y Uikrvcwhdqes We cwvh'rel'fs gw'en her .; n' i; W, L Shakespeare's Midsummer Nighl's Dream was brought !0 Me on ?he H-jrdmg CoHs-ge sfczcje by Ihe dram: depnnmenl m We Lyceum SEIies. Femured m comunchcnwnh the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. Vhe Romano iamdy, consxsrmg of u fmher and M three sons of Spumsh descem, emermmed on cpprecxmive rmd-wmwer Lyceum uudwence wzih classmal gunfcr MUSIC, 54 f-X-u - humble Sir Lancelot for ma 5;;erqu :15 well as plwsicM r: 5 CumeioP's Kmq ,Ar'hur h-s- :w w '; anon hm 1.lly Iumaus Serendipity singers emerfamed c1 cap-nc w Uowd cf ardenr and exmed admirers wnrh an unforgermmgsvemng of popular folk musc, 'c. Guy cofors, beautiful girfs, and royal musk mark Ihe ?radmonnl winding of the Maypole, wnh represenicrives from each girlsl socxal club participatmg Viewed from We vonrnge pom? of The queen of May and hm comm lhe feshve Muypow wind; ing ceremony is perfomwed gratefully and bemuhfurly m nH us pnqenny on the from lawn 56 MAY DAY Expression of grace, beauty exhibited by queen, attendants Crnwning the queen of May and winding the Maypolo are traditional festivities for tho welcom- ing: in of spring 0n the Harding; Campus. Many mrly morning: practice SCSSjUIlS go into this culmt 1111 and fostive sportnrlo whirll is spnnsm'od by the Ju Cu J11 girlshsocial Club. The identity of the queen is kept a gown until 8110 stops unto the paih loading to her throne. and the Queen of May reigns nvor the month in regal Splendur. NTay Day CGTD' monies and the presentation uf the rumpus beauties are events eagerly. anticipated 1w an adnn'ringkT student body. Wm IIFr young anendoms befcre how, lowly Queen Card BomeH ber Fryer, Deon of Ihe CoHege crowns Mwss Curd BonneH, repre- r': M IFI' rewjm over 18 WIWH 3F MW W' 3 ' D'WW 0' D'EDGFU'OF - vve of Ihe Mu Fm Adelphimw socml club 5519.55 May queen. Attendants to Queen Charlotte Burkett are Muss Doris Morris, nominee of the Lambda Sigmos, and Miss Karen Warren, nominee of the Mohicans PETIT JEAN DA Y Suspense filled year brought to climax as secrets revealed Yearbook secrets of the year are revealed at the annual presentation to the school of the Peril Jean in an impressive ceremony which marks the end of a yearis work. After dedication ceremonies, the crowning 0f the Petit Jean Queen, and announce- ments of the class favorites, students hurry to var ious locations on the campus to receive their year book and excitedly thumb through it with an air of. eager anticipation. Special events and remem- brances are captured for everyone on the pages which help to recall the most significant happen, ings of the year. 58 Crowned Petil Jean Queen by Student Association President David Burks F5 Miss Charlotte Burke'T a senvor from Portales, New Mexvco a- u...- ,omIt-t' A -.IJ ' After the dedmaricn ceremomes me from campus is do!- !ed whh wudenls :Josely excm'ning their new Fem Jean. REpresemng her senior ranusserr'venes yearbook Ecmor Judy Evans dedxcated the 19625 Pelit Jean 10 Dr. James A Hedrwk of We busmcss depurtmen' 59 Wman lo receive Iheir dwpmmcw seniors reHem on me ssgmhccmce 01 the moment Lari L'y nwrnt'u-rs of Ho ndrrmvrshcn 5nd faculw, m .H gmy msrzmces hundreds of fang Es wen: Inm-wv-l Ey parems gmdwrvs FHVPT mm H c Inst phase of ri'e ceremony. other WM? .ros or bend; my order n: w Mess ?i'e r:w;xr'! r2; c-l rhpbmos 60 GRADUATION Graduation exercises signal both on end and a beginning Facing:r a world filled with Challenging oppor- tunities and enormous responsibilities, graduates. diploma in hand1 climax four years of hard work and unccasing effort. Graduation has many facets. some of which are the tearful partings with friend; the rejoicing with family on completion of college. and the contemplation of future ovcntualitios. For many students it is the end of a formal academic career; for others it means the beginning of work toward an advanced degree: to some will come the tics of malrimony and the beginning of a family. The 1965 graduates were privileged to be a part of the resignation and retirement cermonies 0f Harding's longrtimc president, George S. Benson. Faced with the enormous and awesome responsi- bilities of leading the college forward was the new president. Dr. Clifton L, szus, In, an alumnus and faculty member of the highest caliber.- ' -, President George Benson mesents to Wheeler Pounds a diploma .H- represents four years of concenvgred and 5::cnhcmg u-HDH. .W .09 0 CWEEIS which wiH shape Iheir fulure. graduates recall wnh fond memones the experiences ?hey enloyed 05 sfucfems m Harding. h'h'h'J'HmrJ con??? 'M t PERSONALITIES ITIT JEAN QUEEN Miss Linda Williams M. Petit Jean Queen Linda Williams displays :- kling personality framed by graceful beauty. arm and friendliness radiate from an inward a of warmth and sincerity. Representing mexfs social Club as their queen, Linda ' ' ior from Clevelandq Ohio, majoring in 010- education. As a transfer student from he a welcome addition to the student body. Ver- satile Linda was an originator of the Bisonettes. and served as co-captain of that newlyefurmed club. as well as vice-president of the SNEA. A member of Zeta Phi Zeta social club, Linda has served as both historian and secretary. She also holds mem- bership in other organizations, such as Dactylologzya Big Sisters. and Les Bonnes de Christ. Carol Prucha Lovely and blonde Carol Prucha adds a sunny touch to the Harding campus. Her likable per- sonality and friendly manner are part of the secret of her attractiveness. Pctit Jean Attendant Carol is representing the men of Lambda Sigma social club. A junior from Shawnee, Oklahoma, Carol is a member of the K0 Jo Kai social club. She. is a d iototics major. and a member of Colhecon, the Intorclub Council. and is an enthusiastic Bison Booster. Carol was also a Homecoming Attendant and is a loyal supporter of the athletic teams. Paula Peacock Intelligent-and attractive Paula Peacock pos- sesses a genuine likableness and exhibits an une selfish manner in all her relationships with others. Her talents and ability as well as her enchanting personality have won her a place among the favorite campus personalities. A senior from Tip- tonville, Tennessee, she is a member of the Ju Go J11 social club. As Petit Jean Queen Attendant she is representing the Sub T-16 social club. A member of the SA Cabinet, Alpha Chi. and Mu Sigma Gamma, Paula was also the. 1965 Bison Homecoming Queen. 65 MAY QUEEN Miss Sandy Rolen Sand 1' Rnlmz Crowned 1960' May Queen at the elegant May Day festivities was pert. pretty Sandy Rnlen. Sharing 1101' delightful smile with ovoryono 5110 meets, Sandy enlivens any occasion with her warm and friendly personality Sandy. a junior from Overland. Missouri. is majoring in i'lomcntary oducation. and is nominee of ill? Phi Delta social r'lub. She has sowed her club sisters as president. viro-presidom. and secretary. and was a rnmnhcr nf tho Intor-Club Council. Sandyis varied intorests have led her tn become a member 0f the Choralo. Remrding Chums. SNEA. and Northern Lights Club. hosidos taking an onthnsiastir interval in lilf' Bimm Rmmfr'ri Dale' Philbrr'ck A talented art major from Rye Beach. New Hampshire. is tall and stately Dale Philbrick. Grating: our campus with exceptional beauty, Dalln's dolightful personality is enjoyed by all who know her. Tho nominee of K0 Jo Kai social Club, $110 has at various times held the offices of presiV dent. vicmprosident. and secretary. She has been a member of Bij'itsu Club for four years and is a member of SNEA. Dale has also held membership in Campus P1ayors.Bison Bonsters.and Dactylology. Francerw Grisx Nfay Quenn Attendant Francene G055 always presents a striking picture on campus. Her elegant and stylish appearance accentuates her engaging personality Enthusiastic and dopondahln, 5110 ex- hibits a versatility of talents and interests. A senior from Abilono. Texas! Franceno is an art major. She scrvod as both vice-president and secretary of the .111 Go Ju social club. which she represents, Francono has been a member of several nrganiza- tions1 including the Bison staffi Chorale. Band. Bison Bnustora SNEA. and Biji1su. A5 a junior she was the Queen of APK social Club. and a Petr? Jean Queen Nnminoo, E rlene Laney Erlenc Laney is delightfully and captivatingly lovely. This personable young lady excels in many areas. I'lor superior ability as a student has been proved mm'e than once: she has been on the Doanis List four consecutive semesters. A member of the Amoriran Collegiate. Players and Campus Players. Erlono is a first semester senior from Broken Arrow. Oklahoma, majoring in Speech and English. Miss Laney is the nominee of the Zeta Rho social club and other interests include Bison Boosters. drama. and play production. 66 - y Paula Peacock. chosen as 1965 Home- jj; Queen, is an enchanting young lady from ' e. Tennessee. Miss Peacock holds another it ' e, that of Sub T-16 Club Queen and is a :13 u and past president of the Ju G0 Ju social Ii She is one of 111C twenty-four faculty-elected m be included in the 1966 Whoiq Who in f 17ml Prucha Pruchags pleasing personality has won admirers and has made her a campus Carol's sweet smile and warm hello are us of a generous heart. The Lambda Sigma ocial Club Chose Carol as their Queen, and '1 n-' thody chose her as 1966 Petit Jean Queen t -t. Her club membership is with the K0 social club, for which she has served as t. Junior Carol is a dietetics major hailing: awnee. Oklahoma, -.;:Caml Bnrmel! Martha Frz'de'r ECOMING QUEEN Miss PaulaPeacock American Colleges and l-Tniztcrsin'cs. and was Chosen to be one of the 1.066 P011? Jam Queen Attendants. A four year Bison Booster. Paula also belongs to the SNEA. was a Big Sister. and a mem- ber of the Inter-Club Councilt As an active member of these Clubs and the SA Cabinet. senior Paula is kept busy. :lnn Hvdn'rly Brightening the campus each day with her sunny personality is junior Ann Hedrick. In .her quiet way she demonstrates a sincere consideration for others. A Searcy girl. Ann is a secretarial science major and the social club of which she is a member is Ju Go In. Possessing a variety of talents, Ann was an active member of the Bison Boosters, Campus Players. and has supported the athletic teams with Constant loyalty. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Diana HOMW Harv RUN! Parkr BEST ALL AROUN D WU Camus Warn. BOHHPH Honm'orl by the student body as Best All Amund buy is Cliff Camus. Displaying a superior quality of loarlqw'slliln Cliff duos an excellent job of every- thing: lw unrivrtzikos. Talent and capability mupled with :1 strung dmnlirm t0 Harding have doomed him an rmlsmnrling student. Luvely Canal Bmmoll quietly weaves her way intn thv hmrls of all who know her. Her sinroro zmrl oniuyahlv pvrsonality is only a part of 1101' nllmctivvnoss. An enterprising: student, she wnrks fur the cmhnul and her fellow studoms with max- imum offnri and intorosi. 70 HONOR STUDENTS Dale VVnrr'v Linda Moore Extraordinary scholastic achievement has proved Dale Work worthy of the esteemed pusition of 1966 Pam Jam honor student. From faraway Trenton. Michigan. Dale has achieved a 4.00 accumulative grade point average both his frvshman and sopho- mnrn years at Harding. Outstanding academic abilities are indicative of a promising future for senior Linda Moore. Both in- telligence and diliance have been factors responsr iblc fur Lindah mastery of her collpgo curriculum. Excelling in every phase of learning; Linda certain 13' dmorvm tho Pm'r 1mm Hmmr Student pnsitimy CLASS FAVORITES SENIORS Tom Bluckvr Linda Spears J UN fORS David Smirk Fannie Trn'lur Interested in all around hinL Tum Blucker is a capable and cooperative worker in many phases of college life. Superior leadership abilities mm him the position of senior class president. Sincere and uutgoing. his exceptional personality typifies the true Harding spirit. Always on tho gm. Linda Spears is greatly ad- mired by 1111 who know her as a girl who can aL ways find time In he a friend. As a hard worker in schunl activities and the possesser of a delightful personality. Linda inspires enthusiasm and is a wolmmn additizm in any nrrasinn. 72 David Smith tiorlainlv exhibits vxtranrdinary loadorship ability as SA representative of tho junior vlass and past prosiclonl of his class. His atirarlive smilo and amiable ways have won fnr him many friends and admirers. He impresses all with hit. sinrm'n imvrvst in 021le ft-me- student. Fuorgotir Connie 'l'aylur actively participates in just almut every phase nf college life. From B01105 and Beaux to SA work she spreads her sunny smilv and warm pm'snnalily acrnsg tho campus. An mlergetic IollmV with a winning way is sophnmnre Rlike Framplnn. His likable personality and his Cnnsidomliun for others haw musr-rl Hm snphmnnrm tn rhnnso him nq their favurim Pam Mullins vivacious personality and unsol- fislmoss make her a frimld In all. Always smiling. she brings sunshinn into her tlassmntec linw, Her sparkling personality and natural lwauljv make Mary Beth Park: a delight to be with. Bo- trauso of 1101' enthusiaglir spirit and frimldlincss in all. Mary Both is a fkn'nriw Hf tho froshmnn Flam. Charm and friCIldlillt'Sb gm hand in hand with anlk1 Roove. Hi5 superior ability and high ideals 11mm won him the rvspoct. of his Classmalcs and L'Elusvd llmm tn elem him 215 thPiT reprmontatiw. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLASS UMP I-'rrm?pfrm Rmmir me'v Pam Mullinx FAVORITES 514'an Rpm Parks WHO'S WHO 7 Outstanding students receive recognition for achievements Outstanding students receive one of the most coveted honors each year When, as campus leaders, they are chosen for recognition in ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- ' vanities. ths Who candidates are chosen on the basis of tt1s1aracter, scholarship, citizenship. service In the college, and potentiality for future useful- James ox Andmon ness to business and society. Jim Anderson. a psychology and Bible major from W'atertown. S. D.. exerts his leadership abilities as senior SA representative and president of the Beta Phi Kappa social club. Jim is a member of the A Cappella Chorus and is the Club beau of Beta Tau Gamma. Enthusiastic Sherry Balthrop is a Bison cheer- leader and the Mohican club queen. One of the four juniors elected to ths Who, she is an EngA lish major from Fort Worth, Texas. Sherry shares her exceptional talents with all through the Camm pus Players and Belles and Beaux, and is a member nf the K0 J0 Kai social club. Senior class president Tom Blucker is a general science major from North Little Rock. Toma a member of TNT social club and the PreAMc-d club. was chosen by the seniors as class favorite. Carol chncll. a home economics major from Duniphan. Mn. is a leader in many fields Chosen as 1965 May Queen and 1966 Best All Around girl. many campus activities are witnesses to her in- terest in the college. As an active member of MEA social club, Les Bonnes du Christa; Latin American and British Columbia clubsa SNEA. Interclub Council and Colhecnn. Carol is certainly kept busy. Vivacious Linda Byrd is another of the juniors to be elected to ths Who. An active participator in the American Studies and Bison Boosters Linda is a social science major from Little Rock. She was sophomore class favorite and is a member of the Regina social club as well as SA secretary: Thomas D. Bluzkar Virginia Carolyn Donnell lindu 5w Byrd Marilyn J. Cobb Poi W. Hile 3; Julia Dian. Huddleston Ben Milton Huey Earl D. Davidxon Ciiron L. Genus III A leader among the girls on campus is ele- mentary education major Marilyn Cobb. She is a member of Belles and Beaux, serves as president of Interclub Council. and is past chairman of Big Sisters. Hailing from Springfield. Mu. she is a member of Zeta Rho social club and is the Beta Phi Kappa club queen. Jacqueline Daniel is a competent student and a leader on campus. She is a member of Alpha Chi and, as a math major. Mu Sigma Gamma math club. Being dorm director for the academy girls takes up much of Jacqueis time. The Bison business manager, Earl Davidson. contributes his time. energy. and outstanding ability in several areas of college activities. Ma- joring in Bible and speech. his home is in Mont- gomery, Ala. He is a member of TNT sncial club. Timothy Club1 and A Cappella Chorus. Indicative of his many talents and interests are the organizations of which Cliff Ganus is a mem- ber. As a music major he is active in the A Cappella Chorus, Belles arid Beaux. and the band,.A member of Sub T-16 social club and Alpha Chi. he is also outstanding in dramatics. Cliff serves the SA this year as its treasurer. Friendly and efficient Pat Hile is a respected leader on campus. A Bible major from Fort Smith. he is vice-president of the senior class. a member of the Timothy Club. and is the religious activities chairman for the SA. Pat is a member of Chi Sigma Alpha social club. A drama student of superlative talent is Julie Huddleston. The English major from Nashville. Tenn. is a member of Campus Players. American Collegiate Players. and Alpha Psi Omega dramatic; fraternity. She is a past member of the A Cappella Chums and is in SMENC. Showing exceptional ability in the music field as well as other areas. Ben Huey is a member of the A Cappella Chorus, Belles and Beaux, and the band. A junior math major from Marysville, Ohio, he belongs to Beta Phi Kappa social club and the science club; Donald H. Johnson WHO'S WHO High standards, wide back- ground achieve certification The associate editor of the Bison. Don Johnson. has linen Pvtit Jean honor student for two years. The accounting major from Shreveport, La., is a juninr and holds membership in the American Studies and Beta Phi Kappa social Club. As an accounting major, Ken Johnston is on the Marketing Management Team and is a member of Pi Gamma Psi accounting club. As a freshman. Ken. whose home is Leavenworth, Kan, was vice- president of his Class. Ken is a member of TNT Social club. Mollie LaFevnr is an active participant in various campus activities. She lends her services as a member of the SA cabineta SNEA, and Inter- club Council. An elementary education major from Nashville, Tennm Mollie is a member of the Tri- Kappa social club. 1965 Pcfz't Jean honor student, Betta Martin Dean is an outstanding student academically. A general science major from Searcy. she is a mem- her nf the Alpha Chi honor society. and belongs to the Regina social club. Phil Merroll exhibits superior ability nut only academically hut athletically as well. A member of the crnss-Cuuntrfy and track teams. he. is a Chemistry major from Barberton. Ohio. Phil won 3 NSF summer undergraduate research grant last summer and works as a chemistry lab assistant. Dennis Organ is a man of diversified talents. Coming from Shreveport. La.. he is a math major and has been editor of the Bison for two years. Dennis is a member of the A Cappella and Belles and Beaux. as well as Alpha Chi and the Beta Phi Kappa social club. In the past he has been a mem- her of the SA cabinet. 76 Ken l. Juhnsan I am! Marlin Dunn Phillp H. Merroll Dennis Michael Organ Paulo C. Peacock Merlln R. Prior '3 4.1;? b 4 Robert E. Rod , Jr. Shawl Jule: Thayor Paula Peacock demonstrates her capabilities in several phases of college life. She is a math major from Tiptonville, Tenn. Crowned 1965 Homecoming Queen, Paula is a member of Alpha Chi and the SA cabinet. The queen of the Sub T-16 social Club, she represents them as Petit Jean Queen attendant. and is a member of the In Go In social club. Talented and capable, Merlin Prior is a man of superior ability. A business administration major. he is the president of Alpha Chi and is a member of the A Cappella Chorus and Belles and Beaux. The recipient of the Ganus award for scholarship, Merlin is an American Studies student, and a member of the 1965 Marketing Management team. As mu SA vice-president Bob Rader is vitally in- terested in world affairs. He debates intercollegiate- ly, is a Young Republican, and is a member of American Studies. As a history major he has joined the Phi Alpha Theta history society and Pi Kappa Delta speech society. The Yorktown Indianan is 3 Galaxy social club member. JoLee Thayer is truly an accomplished musician. A transfer student from York College, she has re- ceived the outstanding music student award for two years. JoLee is a member of the Belles and Beaux and A Cappella Chorus, and is a favorite entertainer at banquets and other special occasions. As SA President. Dwayne Van Rheenen has a strong voice in student government. A Bible and speech major from Oskaloosa, Iowa1 he served as co-chairman of the Mission Workshop. The varied activities in which he participates include Campus Players. Timothy Club and Mohican social club. Dwayne is the bean uf the Omega Phi social club. Jim Wilson. history and English major from Springfield, M0,. has served as SA treasurer and is presently on the cabinet. He exhibits skill as a capable and suphisticated writer through his column in the Bison. A member of the A Cappella Chorus, he also is a participatnr in the American Studies and the Chi Sigma Alpha social club. Dwayne Van Rheenan James W. Wilson 4-? - . N VIP w 335E h qusr' ATHLETICS COACHING STAFF DR. HARRY OLREE Direcior of Athleiics Tho inton'nllogiale athletic program at Harding College is an integral part of tho cullogo program under tho rlirrwt Cuntrnl of a faculty athletic mm- mitloo. Dr. Harry D. Olroe. Chairman of the DC- partmmlt nf' Physical Education and Health. serves as Athletic Director. Harding Collcgo is a mombor of the. Arkansas Intercollegiate Athletic Cmifvrcnco and the National Association of Intercollegiate Aihlolirs. Trams are fielded in all nine sports spnnsnrod by tho AIC and for the 1964-63 soason Harding: Cnllog'o ranked fourth in the All-Spnrts contest wliilo winning: the conference champion- ship in vross-emmtry. bowling. and track. Cnarbing roslnmsibilities are shared by eight men all uf whom are regular faculty mombors. John Prmik is lwad football coach and he is as- sisted by Ted Altman. backfield coach. and Ted Lloyd. lino mach. Hugh Groovor serves as hoad basketball t'UiH'll and 1mmis coach. assislod by Tod Ahmain in basketball. Dr. R. T. Clark is cross; country math and had; mach. HSSleCfl by Ted Llnyd in track. Ted Altman also serves as baseball coach. Dr. Bob J. Gilliam coaches golf. M. E Bcrryhill roaches bowling. and John Borrybill coaches swimming. The coachingr staff is assisted by ShldPHlS who serve as managers and trainers. 80 JOHN PROCK DR. 'R. T. CLARK Football Cross-Coumry and Truck +XKX i .fx HUGH GROOVER 1H3 ALTMAN Basketball Baseball. Baskeiball, and FoorbuH TED llOYD M. E. BERRYHILL Fcoiboll and Trad: Bowling DR. BOB GILLIAM JOHN BERRVHILL Golf Swimming 1! min , ;', ' 'A'. U . L $11!! ,3 1!: 'I :4- -i- i AM. FIRST POW: Cobom, Lemons, Plummen D. Cox, New, Benz. Cootch Ahmon. FOURTH ROWe Gamer lManugerl, Lw'sle. Henry, ,Klllay, Flippen, Hnwurd, Glass, Ivy SECOND ROW: nggmbovhom Hodnetr, Sheer, Terrell, Carison, Whuakm, Pennlnglon, Slnquefreld, n I1. 8. Cox, Male, Algae, DIXON, Wofford, Henry, Howell, Rud- Rubia, Copeland, Coach Frock. FIFTH ROW: McGee tSrudem Coochl, hSnIIth, Broderhousen, Dyen Coach Lloyd. THIRD ROW: Wocdruff, Williams, Jemigun, Samonie.Decm, Jerer, McAll-srer, Maddox, Shcnpeh - .5 l. Klllam James, Gowen, Moss, Kyrkiand, Stovall, Crider, Gear, Manuel, Holcomb. 'f h TBALL eons thrill fans with outstanding team effort Clouds of gloom hovered nver the heads of Coach 35mm, Howard. Huubm Gm. Mme, Fullback .luhn Pmck and his staff as football practice began on September 1. Rmniniscent of the 2-8 season in 196445 was 1119 fart that. again only Six seniors and seven juniors were on the squad of 6'3 rvl'mrting. Gone were several 196+ defensive stalr warts who had enabled the Bisnns to keep the uppnsilinn fmm scuring Inn frequently and in fill lheil' shoes were lanky. inexperienced youngsters. Going into almost every game as the under dog. the team earned a resperlahle 5371 record and a tie for fourth plaw in the AIC. Going intn the final game of the sensnn. the Bisuns cnuld have gained a firstiplace tie in the c'nnfvronce if they had won their final game and lho two CHIP fm'envo leaders had eaeh Inst their final game. The lerril'ir runningr of Howard. whu was secnnd in rushing in the AIC with 949 yards fur the season. aided by the effective blocking of Nlnto and tho nffensive line and the running of Mute and Glass gave Harding the ability to move the ball. The defensive unit made up in desire and determinmion what they lacked in size. and expm'icnre and al- lowed :mly 20 points to he scored against them in 1ho last five games. Donnie Cox. Hulfbcrck Pete Henry, Center 81 FOOTBALL Spirit and alertness whips lack of experience RESULTS Harding: Opponent 16 Northwestern State College 1 3 Oklahomaj 1.0 Snulhm'n State College 26 1 5 Dumfhita Baptist University 13 8 Arkansas State Tearlwrs Cnllogv 33 l l- Arkansas: AdQ'M 10 I I- Millsnps College 0 5H Cnllog'o of the Ozark; 0 7 Hmulm'sml State Teachers; 6 7 Arkansas: Tvcll Ifl ALIVAIC halfback Jimmy Howard simts on onmher one of his ground gaming drives behind The slnHed blocking oi Dmon, Mofe, and Dean Mm: faking :1 good hnnd-off To fullback Gml Mona, senior quarterback Fullback Gail Mote Clashes Ihrough a hub opened by Don Sumanie Bernie CDx keeps 13 b0 Cmd VOHS mound end MT 0 substantial 90in showing c: form that won him honorable mention on vhe AH-AJC team. 32 and Dennis Manuel. defenswe linemen for the Bisons, stop u: miar cut the lune of srummoge to thwart a running attack Traveling to Lawton. Okla. for the npening game against Northwestern State College on Sept- ember 18. the Bisons jumped ahead 16-0 in the firSt half and held on in the last half for a 16-13 victory. Fired up over this victory and tlw enthusie astir backing of the student hndyt the team looked forward to the first conference game against Suuthem State. Lack nf experience of freshman players resulted in mistakes that permitted Southern State to jump ahead 1.0-0. hut in the SCt'Und half the Bisons came back strong to gain a decided advantage in the game statistics though losing 1925. The fnllowing weekend the Bisnns met the Ouachita Tigers who jumped to a 13-0 lead at the half. but the young Bisnns thrilled the home crowd in the second half as they tied the Score 13113 and were pushing for another touchdown when the time ran out. A large group of fans fol, lowed the. Bisons t0 Cnnway the following Saturday with hopes of the first football victory over ASTC. but the Bears turned in their best games nf the season and gave the Bisnns a 3378 defeat. Defensive captain and middle linebacker Roger Maddox comes to the sideline to talk to Coach Frock about defensive tactics to be used. 83 Using his sxze Io 1he Bison! advantage, ugh! end Melwn Jermgon remhes hwgh over the defenswe hulfbock's head '0 cmch 'he fuoTbuH Eeeng hm, meendeu recewers downHeld, freshman quorIEIbuck Don U .gn cog rigs Ir p.15; before ?he defenswg NUVEF breaks up rhe pigy Defenswe stundou! Robin Mgae comes from his cornerbock pasiiion 0 sfop o MIHsuos halfback m ins Hacks behind The line of scrimmage. Sophomore wmgbock Kenny Grass swpmses fans and pioyers by stay- mq on Ins feet and finding an opening to gain yards hr n furs? down. .-i r David Wofford pioys off the offensive iinemon Unhl he Can a . Thmgh to stop the Miilsups wingbuck before he can turn upherd ;..: mu ; luard Wayne Hodnen shows why he stuns m lhlS posiTion ' -from u Iinamuns SpDT to cause The quarterback ro fumble ons upset the league power in AIC football The Bisons next met conferenco lomlm' Arkansas A811V1 at Pine Bluff and played superb football. winning 1-1-10. Determined rlofmisivo play held AK'M 1-1 times inside the 10-yard line The Homecoming: crowd was thrilh'd with the 1+0 victory over Millsaps CHHCEIO. This was fol- luwcd by a 38-0 victory nvor the Culivg'r' 13f the Ozarks. The last 11an gamo of tho spasm: was a defensive battle against Henderson Stale with IIarn ding oking out a 741' victory un tho arcurale kickingr nf Donnie Cox. With the possibility of a tip for the conference championship at stakn. the Bisnns went to Russellr Villa for the final game of the season. The Bisons stopped Techis Opening drive but a field goal gave Tech :1 50 lead 0n the last plm uf the first quarter Hm-Vard blUkO an m' on n 71-V'aul touch- dmm run gixinrr Hardingr a 7 Head that held until tho closing: minutes of the game uhmi Tech pushed across a touchdown fur a 10-7 victnrv. Elecied tn the coaches All-AIC offensive team xvvre Jimmy Howard. halfback. and PH? Henry. center. and to tho AILATC defensive team was Donnie Cox. halfback. Gail Mote received honor- able mention for fullhavk. Seniors completing their eligibility were IVIutC. Bernie Cux. Randy Crider. Dan Samanie. Robin Algae and Dickie Dean, U I. - n'IIA bv-iok . mMn BASKETBALL TEANL TOP POW Brown, Poth Nexannpp VrHenhne, Hughes, Crow WlmakeL Medley Bell BOTTOM POW 0035, MzKaDi. Lamb, McKenzw-a Pnce Hol: Kelby Framer Cone BASKETBALL Bisons show spirit and desire in rugged play Although an uulstanding group nl' froshmmn pmspocts had boon recruited by Coach Hugh Gmnvm'. iw farod lhc- formidablo task of replacing Iwn 106-3 AllCunl'orence seniors - Ned Bnaz and Gary Gums k who had ranked among 1110 lnp five in mnfm'mu'o anl'ian: the previous yr-ar and had pmvidwl superb leadership. Harold Aloxandor. mphumnn- guard. boramc the team quartm'lmck. Rnnnio Brown. snphumore forward. provided a cmr sistont scoring threat by leadingr tho mnfrroncv in smring must, nf H10 somon and smting 11 mm school smring romrd of 47 puints in tho lmuw gamv ngaillsl Arkansas TOFIL Don Medley. senior router, and John Valt'ntinn. junior guard. VVPFF ormtir in sumv gamma but they were mnlsiarlding ml both IIffOHSU and dofvnw in nlher ganms.G10n V'V'hilakm'. sonim' furwm'cl. gave extra effort in blocking my poncnl': shuts and in getting rebuunds. Although lho Bisons nvrv unable to use llm fastin'oak uffonsv nf 1110 past Wm soasmls. lhov rlm'nnnstrutrid l'im- hulHlandling ability and illlpruvml nutsido shunt- ing Lack of offensive rebmmding Htrongth. how- ever. woakmwrl Hm smring threat at n'urial times. The hriliiant play of several freshmen player: gave bright lmpos fur the next tllrco ymrs. Mikv Lamb and Bnhhy leiool thrillod sportutm's with their shinningr elhilily - Lamb With a hurt jump shut llt'mn tho rm'nhrs and MCKCCI with a lung out side sot shut. Tln- junior varsilV lcam dvmnnstralt'tl great scuringz strength and Inst only :mv gamv dur ing ilw coasnn. 36 Encircled by key team members Alexander, Kerby Medley and Brown Conch Hugh GIDCNW revenh. DHPMwP anmP Lird'cs o hr,- used 7'3, Ianior cenler. snives Io obmm rhm ema mch tho! Will The rens-on and stress or rm: game Sp -I cf lhe Hpuff ond wyll gwe His ?Enm me od-mnlage 1': seen us Ronnie Biown and 53-1ch Whi'nker ?enm up '0 neIMeu-e rhe bnskefbnll for rhe 35cm sound. Freshmulw forward Mike Lamb, r.1 frequem smumr cm me Buson squad shows perhacr form as hs- shoois with 9615:! Ma fun of Ims two shots Medley 0nd Whitaker attempt to follow-up' :3 cup shot for the rebound, helping 1he Bison: m enrn o decwsive dPFem nvnr Chrigfion Brothers 37 Urwmg around ms delender in an effort to shoot 0 loy-up r. lunior lewm Boll r1 ks-v membpr of The 1965rbb squad. m n greol ciefenswa efforl, cemer Glen Whitaker springs from the Mom to block the shot of his opponent from CBC Snugglmq to wrest the ball awav from the ASTF Bears x5 freshman center kae Kerby. BB RESU LTS Harding t'Jpprmrm's H 1- Southwest Baptist Collogn 75 hK Little Bork University I50 .70 Hendrix Cullogv 30 H5 Hendersnn Statv Touchor: 87 SH Louisiana Tech 8.0 30 Southern State Cnllvgo '34 0! Arkansas XMQ'M 83 68 Arkansas State Teachers: 87 07 Arkansas Tech .03 73 Arkansas AMX'N 98 40 Arkansas Cnllogo 60 '102 Christian Brothers Cnllogn 81 '60 Suuthern State College .00 W7 Onadlita Baptist lTnivvrsity 84- 70 Ouachita Baptist IHlivvrsilV 68 liq Hendrix: Cullouv ISO 83 Christian Brmhr-rs Cullog'v 6'3 71 College of UN 01.an Q30 73 IIPndersun Starr Tonrhm's R-l 17 Southern State Cnllogv 71 HO Arkansas ALK'M 88 67 Arkansas State Teachers 87 04 Arkansas Tvcll 109 73 Christian Bmlhm's Cz'nllcg'v 8'2 til Arkansas CnlIch 67 0'8 hrdchita Baptist University 88 70 Hondl'ix College 67 012 College of the Ozarks 75 151 Hnndrix Cnllogv 05 'AIC Chriwtmae: Trmrnanwm ' 'AIC 'lhm'ndmmlt Ronnie Brown, Hufd-ng 5 record semng sophomore guard, stops 1n the midst of three Stars and prepares to make two more for the Bisons. m u long streich, wnior guard Lewps Bell shows a tremendous effort as he Yrys to gain an ndvunmge for the Bisons by giving Ihem the ball QNIK. - I . El JhSh i 3 4,47sz y d '4' x.. ' shaman CROSS-COUNIRY TEAM. FRONT ROW: Thompson, Heudteyl Brown, DuClork, Griffin, Shentield SECOND ROW2Crowford, Clark, Merrell, FrMcClnsh, B. McCPish. Ellmgwood, Moon, Huey, Dr Hednck. CROSS-COUNTRY Notional title gives Harding harriers new status During: the summer of 19651 Dr. R. T. Clark. IlardingAs dynamic crossmountry coach and physi- cal fitness authority. had 15 boys scattered across tho nation fullmving a rigorous training schedule in proparatinn for the 1965 cross-country season duringr tho first half of the fall semester. Enthusi- astically following the rigorous training schedule outlined by Coach Clark. the Bison harricrs demon- strated their prowess by placing second to power- ful Abilmm Christian Cullegc in the Harding inf viteltional moot. Cliff Clark, a senior, and Jim Crawford. a freshman. placed second and third. In tho AIC moot hosted by Harding at the Country Club golf course. the Bison barriers acllievh 0d tho ultimate in crossicountry by posing a per- fect scuro of 15 against seven conference teams. The first six men and the eighth man to finish tho futuumilo course wore the black and gold colors. Cliff Clark mnrhided a brilliant collegiate cross- cnmm'y rarmr by placing twelfth in the NAIA moot at Omaha. Neb. The Bisons placed seventh uatinnally though slowed by snow and sub froozing woathor in cnntrast to tho balmy weather tn whirl: they woro accustomed. Since Clark, Baker and Mvrroll are the only seniors. prospects are bright fur tho mming snzlsnn. Dr. Olree. director of athletics, stands at :he fintsh line as top Blscm harrier Cliff Clark comes in ftrsf to assure Harding c1 decisive victory 90 Place of M'cef Clinton. Miss. Springfield. NIH. Memphis. Tenn Jnrksnn. Tonn. Md. freshman cross-mumry runner from New Jerwy, seems Iefreshed aher wnmng a three and one-hc1f mi1ee racel workouts m the hilis near Harding help ro get Dr, C1ork1s lhip cross-muntry team ready for ?he yeufs grueling meets. CAIC Moon NInnme. La. RESULTS Teams Abilene Christian Harding: Southeast Missouri Murray Slalo Arkansas 811119 Teachers Arkansas Tm'h Harding Christian Brothers Harding RIiSSissippi CnIIr-gv Kansas 312110 fPiltSbm'gw Harding Southeast Missmtri State Northeast Missouri State Arkansas State Smllhwost Missouri Lincoln Universih' Central Missouri Statv Oklahoma Christian University Of Mn. 13011;: 1 VVostministm' Collogn Arkansas A. M and N Harding Arkansas A. M and N Harding Christian Brothers Harding lliddlo Tonnosseo State David Lipscomb Austin Pear Snuthwnstm'n Union Univm'sits' NIiSRiRsippi Cullngo Lamhuth Cnllogo Christian Brothers Harding: Southern State Henderson Arkansas State 'l1oarhm's Arkansas Tech Hendrix Arkansas ALQ'M Ouarhita Baptist Harding: Northwestern State Nnrthmstm'n Lnuisimm NIrNooso Harding Oklahoma Baptist Univ. Harding 171111 Score 50 43 1D 1021J 1-16 1'30 15 11-0 15 11-5 '36 67 01 103 1 30 1.6-1 100 202 .321 262 326 396 113 45 15 '30 18 73 9'3 107' 134 157 175 202 2-10 15 61 06 10.0 118 177 180 186 31 +4 71 81 20 13 TRACK ?EAMV FRONT ROW: B. Dye, G. Punish J. Brown, P. Merrell, L E0 , 6. McDaniel. J Higginbotham SECOND ROW: Cnach Lloyd, M Curry. 8. West, K. Smith, L Culbreuth, J. Slreef, P. New. THIRD ROW. TRACK Ct Horgrove, Jt Kee, T, Botemon, J. Baief, K. Ellingwood, C Clark, D Johnson Mile relay team takes first place with big effort Climaxing the most successful track season in Hardingts historya the Bison cindermcn won the 1965 AIC meet with 43 points, 10 points above Southern State College, the chief contender. Cliff Clark. veteran distance man, set two conference records with a 4:152 mile run and 3 9243.4 two, mile run. The mile relay team composed of Mike Curry1 Phil New, Jerry Baker, and Kent Smith set a new conference record of 3:192 in a thrilling race. Other first-place winners for Harding were Jerry Baker with a 1:545 in the 880-yard run, Kent Smith with a 48.6 in the 440-yard run and Tommy Bateman with a jump of 6,61411 in the high jump. After his 1965 conference champion cross- country team had returned from the NAIA meet in Omaha, Nob, Dr. R. T. Clark assisted by Coach Ted Lloyd began conditioning all track aspirants for their respective spring track events. On Feb- ruary 27, Tom Bateman placed fifth in high jump at the MasoniDixun Games, Louisville, Ky.1 while Some of his teammates were earning sixth place in the NIemphis IndOGr Meet. On March 61 in the, Fort Worth Outdoor NIeet, Bateman placed third in high jump and Cliff Clark placed third in the mile run. 011 March 2-6, the Bisons placed seventh in the Memphis Outdoor Meet. In the NAIA meet in Sioux City, S. D.. on June 45. Bateman placed fifth in high jump. 92 AIC mile relay champs Curry. Baker, New, Smith, and Brown star! the dCIIIY workout that prepared them Io earn thus top-nctch posmon , i'rwnce runners Merrell, Engwuod, and Chark set a steady pace .lmw mefmd smims across the irw well m urlvrmu: of the second phtn mrm fa Erenk We face cmd SP? Hun wrorri for rhc half mule run Beginning lhe hrsr part of rhe Iwovrmle run m whxch he .s entered, FMF Ctark shows the pose and defermmonon the! are necessary to win gSmiTh, anchor man for lhe championship mile relay team, takes Man and begins lhe final and the most pressing lap 05 the event 1.065 RESULTS Plat? of . llrw' Trams Conway Harding Southern Stato Hendrix Svartjv Harding: ASTC Crnssmt Harding: Southern State Arkansas ALQ M Smrry Harding: Invitationah Okla. City Univorsity Harding Southwest Mu. Starr Hendrix Cunwzn' Louisiana Tech I'Iarding Arkansas Tech ASTC Climnn. Mick NIississippi Cnllmgv Tulane Univprsity Harding: NTillSaps :M'knrlnlphia Harding Arkansas A4QM Ouachita Baptisl Horldc'rsnn Cnpv Cimdoau. N10. Harding: Southeast M0. Statn annnlizl Harding 'AIC MOON Southern State Arkansas Tech Arkansas AMVI ASTC Hondorsnn 011achita Baptist Hendrix 70 62 421; '36 6313 5a 611,-; 84- fA w '30 20 With unbroken shide, Kent Smifh clears the high hurdles with ease 20 75 6.0 43 53 31 10 1.0 1'6 1'3 11 Winmng '19 high'wmp EVEN m the AIC Meet fommy Butemon s ex- Although losmg the race by a matter of-onry a few inches, tremen- parm-nna proves valuable as he rolls graceFUHy over The bar at mrocfice dous final effort is shown by Jerry Baker m Wis spedoculur finish 94 '1 - I: m. Joel While, Jerry Reeves, Mel Gambrell, Terry Nu! Booz. Tony Webb ' 5' IS tennis team named fourth in AIC ranks The 1005 tennis team was lmill umnml vvtm'an notmen Ned Boaz. Niel Gamhrvll. Tony Smith. and Tony Webb. who reported to Coach Hugh Gruovor early in Dr'farch. Playing 12 runlosts luv- fnro tho confermlce tournament May; IO-ll. tho Bisnn netmon won Him Hf tlw hu-lw cunloslu. frequently winning all five singles: lIl'dlChOS anrl hmh doubles matches. Tveuns thfPiHUll u'vl'v Link- Hnrlx liniversity Arkansas 'l'vrh. Arkansas Stat? Tearlmrs College. Arkansas State Cnljogo. aml Smnhorn State College. Harding Inst twice to Hondrix College and In Ouarllim Baplisl Univer- sity 1mm. In the AIC tnurnarrwnt 11w Bismls plarod fourth behind Ouachita. H'nndrix. zmtl ASTC. J'1hf0u9h an o revum mm :5 lwo-yeor mrtermon Terry Smith. ', h slums a serve n: :he opposite court during dmly practice. - BASEBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW; Paul, Winter, Whlfe, Foussl Plummer, SECOND POW Mrllorl Brown, Jetert Green, Maddox, WIHord. THLRD BASEBALL Baseball nine improve season, look to next year For the second consecutive year Coach Ted Altman faced the formidable task of building the 1965 baseball team largely from freshman and sophomore aspirants. Since the nucleus of the team consisted of football and basketball players, ron- centratod practice could not begin until the con, clusinn 0f the basketball season and spring football practice on February 28. Lacking in consistent hitting power and limited in effective pitrhing strength. the Bisnns had to rely upon light fieldinm daring base running. and headsrup baseball at. all times. In conference play the Bisnns won 4 and lost 8 games tn lit: with Arkansas AMVI and Southern State fur fifth place in AIC standings. In non; conference games with Southern Baptist College and Little Rock University the Bismls fared much. better. winning 6 and losing only am- gamn to give them a 10-0 season. Mike Plummer. sophomore pitching ace. was chosen to the 1965 All-AIC baseball team as a pitcher. Plummer was credited with tho dOIlIJlC'i header win over Arkansas ASEM. relieving the final four innings of the first game and going the mute in the finale. Gary Simpson. sophomore center fielder whn was runner-up for team batting,r honors. received honorable mention for tho All-AIC team. 96 ROW: Simpson. Henry. Hollingsworth, Martin, Horns, McCleIIun. FOURTH ROW; Cox, Hopper. Barley, Jernignn, Couch Altman, Mtke Plummet AlJ-AIC chonce for the pitchers posnion, shnws the styte that won him rhls posmon by strutting out a prospective hitter. RESULTS Harding Opponent d Southern Baptist 6 Southern Baptist Henderson State Teachers Henderson State Teachers Arkansas State Teachers Arkansas State Tnavhnrs Arkansas ALQ'M Arkansas AIK'M Little Rock University Little Rock University Southern State Southern State Little Rock University Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech Southern Baptist Southern Baptist Ouachita Baptist Ouachita Baptist 5.- DgQODKQHZDKl-ZLJl-w4NLQWHIQMJ Hgmmo-h-hqholagwawmamm 'mr force: sophomore hrs! baseman Johnny Jerer to scramble ihl bag to ratire the runner before he reaches The base safely. ' l-m Increase Ihe Bison advantage, iunlor hurdballer Bernie Cox Second baseman Dove Fouss stretches for the bag wnh hrs foo? after swing and connects fer a base hit giving his 'eum new harm retrieving a wdd Throw that allows the runner m stide unde. him safely, . 4 . 0- I 97 Me! Jevmgnn makes L1 decnswe defenswe effon and 1095 cm AB.M runner out or home plme to ihwrm me ooposmons Iosr mmOr scoring drive, Taking a breorhnr between mmngs w5 sophomore outfielder Lorry Harri5 ! x J vq-qu a . .' 7- :45;, , $6311.3 V Racing around the ThlEE bugs for a home run is speedy Jim Miller. ,gune rding keglers bowl to an AIC championship Ten intercollegiate bowlers fur the spring mail- n-grawlicu conferenco competition are solvctod by Coach M. E. Berryhill l'mm llm consistently high scorers in the intramural bowling contest conducted during the fall semester Fur eight mnsocutivc weeks. the scores achieved by the top l'ivv per- formers each week are mailed 1n the conference executive secretary. T110 1965 Bison kcglors won the AIC bowlingr Championship will; a lnlal of 21631 pins. 517 pins almvo Arkanqas State Teachers College in second place. In individual scaring Harding.r placod five men znnmlg the top ton in the conference: Larry Yurr'lln. somml; David J. Smith, third; Dennis Burt. fourth; Bill Trickcy. sovmlth; and Rob Barber- I'ighth. Yurchu howled +555 pins for a 190 pinsipvr-gamo average. In tho ;t t3l1-0ff $ in Little Rock to rlr'lm'mino the District 17 representative to tho NAIA tournament in Kansas City. the Bisons lust in Arkansas State Poachers College, reversing: Hm unl'mmn of the 1.063 soason. the first season fnr howling; in 1110 AIC. ' ' V m. FIRST ROW Erskine, t'nmpson Yurcho Burner Barker l . D ROW Seim. Berrvhlf, Beck C-rcmi .7 ' '- to improve then scores m competition bowl-ng marches, . diam members Larry Yurcho and Rob Barber engage in practice Coach of the 1965 AIC championsh-p bowhng team, M. E Berryhdl der monstrores a barter way to grasp the.- ball Io two sOudem bowlers. Constant condiliomng .5 required m order to maintain c1 good state of phvsicut fitness so that m the Droner mm. the energy that i; needed is suppiied SWIMMING Second-year water buffaloes take fourth in AIC SWIMMING TEAM. HRST ROW, Hoper, Boyd, Wallace, Bales. SECOND Swimming: is the ninth intercnllegiate spud ROW: Penna. Brown, Mcclc-Hon. Robertson, Catr- THtRD POW- Kev. Mur- whir'h Harding added to its athletir program. In - mm Hamm' Dims the spring of 1.065. the call was issued for boys who were interested in intercollegiate swimming. but only a few inexperienced swimmers reported to the 110011 Althmlgli the Bisnns entered the 1.065 AIC Swimming Meet at Hendrix College. they did not win a single point Early in the fall semester Of the 1.06566 school year. John Berryhill accepted the assignment 11f swimming coach and he began a rinrnrmis traininn' program for the Swimming team which Vms greatly enlarrred over the previous season. In the filst dual meet 0f the Vear with Arkansas AiQK-I. the 1965 AIC suimming Chamv pion. the Bison swimmers splashed their way to 11 56-28 virtnry. David Cole and Brian Martin. both freshmen took first and second place in the 160- Vaid indiVirhial medlm 1man1nnr 40 V'ards each of the. hutterflV'. the backstroke the bleaststmke and the freestVie. Hardinrrs HOVaId freestxle rOIaV team comimSed 0f Manin Robertson Brian Mar- tin. DaVid PDEtItO. and DaVid Cole. turned in a time nf 4218.3. Since freshmen and sophomores dominate the swimming team. the Bisnnis hnpes for the future are hright. 100 Early in February. 1965. Dr. Bub J. Gilliam. Director of Testing and Counseling. accepted the assignment of coachingr gulf. Soon thoroaftchickcy Jones established himself as the number one player followed by George Lowe. John Kerbyq and William Tucker to round out the intercollegiate team. After participating in a limited number of dual matches with nlhor AIC colleges. the team mmpciod in tho Cunfvronce meet on May 10-11. placing eighth. Early in the fall semester of the curronl year. Dr. Gilliam began working with the gulf aspirants in preparation for the 1966 AIC meet. Dickie Bowy- hill. El freshman. tunk over the number nno spot followed by Jones. Kerby. and Tucker. all veterans of the previous season. Making a serious effort tn grain a higher position in conferencc ratings1 the 10mm worked hard in lengthen their drives and to improve their putts. Tho Soarcy Country Club golf . DicHe Serryhill, William Tucker, John Kerby, Mickey Jones, CUUI'SP was the rendezvuus Split for the qlnntot- Gilliam. H111CUI1' schedule challenges Hardings golfers 1 good gaifing form. Jahn Kerby puns the boil mm the cup. 11111111111 , 1 Vqulngl. K11 ' J 1 . HRH? Senior Mlckey Jones prepares to dnve 1he buH far down The fairway 101 Bull and but are blurred as boner Reggie Berry takes Inrerested spectators look on as Harry Risinger leaves the iump board with a good on even cu! and connects 1cm :1 hit inn: cenrer field, spring and cmemp's to beHer his opponents' jump in order to gain polms for his club. Jim Howard lakes the baton from Don Samanie and starts on the excmng gun lap of the mile relay race. Boner Randy Robmene takes his stance and gets ready in mks a full swing 01 the ball 05 caPcher Berkley Hackeit rises from his posnion to be able to make the curch. 102 's INTRAMURALS - the good ?orm he has acquired since gaining experience as -- urul bowler, Ron Barnes endeavors to raise his team's score competition highlights intramural sports Concurrent with main 51mm 21w a numhm' of in, rlividual spurts skill mulf'stsz. Participant: aro 9n L'nuragod to qualify for tllmuhorship in Sigma Delta Psi. a naiimml honorary alhlolic sncietfc. The intmmurai program stresses lhv dovolupmmn 01' good spnrtsmanship and porl'm'mzmrv ability, Each ycar late in May inlrznnm'nl m'nnls arr givmx at a Chappl program. Fur llw 1964-65 srhnnl your. LSpidm' Perkins l'Ot'PiVCtl 11m utthtv ul' 111v voar award. Daw 1501153; was rvrngnizml as Tim upnrts skill rhamplnn. and Wilt Marlin rnroix'r-rl tho gnml spnrtsmansllip award. Club loyaltv involves wm'lhwhilv aml hmut fit'ial athletic mmpolilinn hymanv hays wlm would not otherwise engage in intramural spurts. Thr' vnllmsiasm ,qonoratod frequently mrrios nvor intn academic pursuits and nthm' rumpus activities. vnabling intramurals tn nmkn a roal r'nnlrihuiinn In Hm mlloge prngrmn The annual truck and field day, heid each spring, provided the opportumw far InleidUOl social clubs as well as Jndepend-em compemors m we for honor by exerhng u combmohon of learned skill and umfied endeavor. 103 . ,. f , -q' w? , W .. W x -ifl?glii'4 1, - .. dmf .. 1.. Hands and eyes are centered on the boH as several pamcwpunts in on Tnere is much action at hand as two mrromuro! ragmg football Teams intramural basketball contesr fry hard to gain possession of 'he buH get ready To open or close the hole vhm mvght help rherr team win, MEN'S INTRAMURALS Varied sports program provides interest for all mllmlm-nu-ming' a woll-halancvtl intorrullogintc nllllolir program at Harding Collogo is mm uf tlw hhsr mmfs inlrumural athlntit; pmgmms tn b0 fnnml in any mllogo. Cecil Bock is 1110 rlirrwlm' uf tho intramural pmgram and his Vi-aium. planning. and guidanw nl' tho program are koy E'urturs that have built and maintained fur yoars': an mltslamling intramural program in which at 103M 90 pm' tom of H10 nmn shulmlts participate. 110 is ably assislod in dirmtiing' tho program by Julmny Borryhill and Spidm' Pm'kins. From Hm FIBRE snl'thall romost at tho wry npmlu ing ui- tlw fall sonwslc-r until the annual track and field day Hhurlly before tlw beginning nf final vxaminulinns in the Qprinrr. a varied and rllilllFlU-F ing m'rnfv nl' individual and team events m'o mm- plviml. Unmlmlitiun is schodulvrl according to rlnssvs. mmfs snrial C11le and msgignnd intramural 10211115. Majnr loam spurts includo softball and mg, tug? l'umlhall in I110 falL volleyball and basketball in tlw wininr. and hasohall and track in tho spring. Unable to 03ml, Woyne Slmpphay mehes as Johnny Vaughan 51mins m comm the volleyan and to successqu refurn it across the net 104 H cheer to snr Up rhe enthusxcsm of the members und 0 mwnure m mlk over the lochcs of the game are rhe reasons for pregame huddIes, Making an oH-our effort 10 get the opponv enr's rug is defensive halfback Robley Barben 105 Looking for a teammme 4n the open, Chris in uddwion To wmning pomls for the team, intramurm basketball action prowdes keen competi- Carpemer waits anxiously to pass the boH Mon and thorocrerizes ?he splri: and enthusiasm in the women's inframumf sports program 106 As the game gets underway. the referee watches closely to see that the ins? 1ip-off is a fair one Mokmg a frantic dosh toward 1he finFsh Iine.eoch entrom mes to be there frrst to break Ihe tape EN'S INTRAMURALS . competition sparks women's intromurols Through the cunlinuing dcdivatvd vfl'nrts nf . dvnmoge Of a feW 5pm momem ,0 Fromm for he, Immmurm Mrs. John Ryan affectionately called hMargo Munhn mm aHempl; :0 Improve her delivery rethnique by 1101 girls - a dynamic wummfs intramural alhlolir. program has boon rlvvvlnpod in which apprnximately 60 per tom of tho rnllvgo girls par, tidpate. During: the current war Mrs. Ryan hm boon assisted in directing the prngmm by Mrs. .lommo Barnes and Miss Mary Shannml. Participw 1km is open In every cnllcgo girl and mntosts are urhodulvd according to dt'u'mitm'ivs'. snrial rluhs zmd assigned intramural teams in an effort In pm, Yido maximum opportunities for partiripminn. Mujur team sports are vullvyhalh basketball. suftball. and track: individual spurts: HI'P lonnis. badminton. and bowling; and spurls skill activities include basketball freolhrmx' atcurm'v. softball harm run. and qnfthall distancv thmw. VARSITY CLUB; FIRST ROW: New, Broderhausen, Glass, Jones, Winter, Jernigan, Street, Manuel; Whitaker, Somome, Dean, Brownl Parrish. Kee. Fouss, McMackin, Reuves, Dye. SECOND ROW: Killenl Bailey, West Dockem ngmve. Merrell. Dcws, Crrder, Barber, Alexander, Yurcho, GnmbreIL THIRD ROWr VARSITY CLUB Honorary Iettermen's society promotes athletics Lung lmurs of practice are required in nrder ln dnvolnp the skills necessary to become a member nf thv lollm'men's rlub. The club is an organization which is trumpnserl entirely of Bison athletes who have lottorvri in mm or more of the nine intercol- lvgiato sports activities in which the college par- tiripates. Pmmotinn of high standards among the members of the athletic teams is the purpose of 1ho nrganizalinn and the coaches have high praise 161' 1.110 Flllh. SymellC of many long hours of hard work and pruchce, the letter tucks? is suughr after by players because if represenls earned recognition. Named Benny The Bison m a student body eledinn, the football Team's mascor is looked upon by the Odrmril'lg fans at every home game. RLEADERS ieerleoding squad sparks school's enthusiasm Excellonre 1'11 representing 11111 rollogo and lead- ing the student bodv 1n cheer 5 11r0i11g victory in the athletic mulests was the main char'aclm istic of tho 1065-1966 cheerleaders. H11'W11v191 excellence in any field is 11111 0115in 11111161131119 and leading cheers 15 110 oxcnpti11n.Pre- 1isi11n and timing me important factnrs that are mquircd in order to achieve gund 1'01111115.Ma111' 111110 hours of Inactice vxero spent in loarninrr 11011' cheers 11111111111110 1110 11111 1111115 111111 perfectinrr 111101- all 11ppoa1a.r1ces T110 chemleadors represent. 1110 college in the :4. 111111117 intercollegiate athletic 111' 01115 occuring 1hr nughout the 1' ear. The often dmnandinrr schedule left the chomioadeIs breathless and i1ol1ind in qtudies. but they 31113.1' 5 prm ided tho. 7.051 needed to i11111st school spirit, mlv-uyu ,1.- 3150 011: W . FIRST ROW Bailhrop Marks, Parker SECOND ROW: 'LHodwn. Holder. One of the h1ghllghts of the year came during regular foonoH season when the cheerleaders led The sfuden? body in cheers urging vidory. Rushlng onto the gridiron m udvunze of the Team, H112 cheerleaders were responsible for providing 1he impetus for n hem-r schooi spirit. 109 SOCIAL CLUBS n .9: lo pledgemuslevs, AEX pledges carry then symbohc, Iro- opened umbrella while lheir pledgebooks are being examined .' IPSILON CHI. TOP ROW: Hedrick lsponsorhl Srurr tsponscrl, w Friberg. SECOND ROW: Homes, Hogan, Johns, Lomnx THIRD I'wnagm. Miller, Riqus, 5mm ALPHA EPSILON CHI Queen given regal coronation to highlight evening for AEX Veteran AEX members gut together for a fall rampnut to begin their activities. Carrying the tra- ditional large AEX banks and umbrellas. lowly pledges were submissive m plodgonmstorq and were initiated at the sponsor's farm. In October. Kay Bmmnll was prvsontod a flower and crowned as club queen at tho homo nf Dr. Hedrick. After the crowning and pit-lurv taking. Mrs. Hodrick furnished a dolirinns lunch. A hotdog supper at Camp 'Wyldmxnnd provided a dclighlful evening arnuml Ihv rampfiro for tho g'vntlomen and their 63105. An inspiring: devnlinnal umund the dying embers Cumcludod the evening. Tn highlight the year a Holiday uf Hearts banquet was held at the MayfairHutol. The guests were entertained by a humorous speech nn Love and Marriage by Gene Talbert. Fullnwing the speech .10 Ann Kelley sang several love songs. A11 April outing was held at Petit Jean where members and datns onjnynd tho spring splendor. m W M OFFICERS, FALL; Bryant PresJ Mcngha. VyCE Pres: F-I-r,'jm:;3 set! Frhgpl TFEGS SPRING: Fnberg, Prea. Johns ViIfP-inf'i' 5 :1L Trees; James Hednck Jerry Slum Snunscrs Honored and happy, Koy BonneH grunequy accepts Me ruse pre- sented to her by AnThony Bryant offer bemg crowned as AEX dub queen 1E Lg I r ' i111 w l ALPHA PHI KAPPA APK's Temale' pledges arrive at tea party to serve members Elovon ovorwnrkcd pledges climaxpd a rigorous week of pledging: by honoring the 01d members with a striclly ufeminine tea party. Terry Cruce was awarded the title of APK uGirl of the Year.H Tho lmclir woek was brought to a close with rough initiation at the lower dam. On Fohnmrv 12. Kellefs Restaurant was the scene for tho annual Sw00thCart'J banquet. Delicious smorgasbord. hearts and cupids! candlelight and ranmlinnS-thoso all added to the romantic atmo- sphere. Carl Allisnn provided a very entertaining speech rnnrvming athletics and guidelines fnr living. Special intnrost durngr the year came:- tn the club mvmhvrs as Hwy parliripatod in all 0f the inter- cluh Spurting activities. Tn shuw their appreciation to Ann Hedrick for acting as club qunon. APKE presented her with a Club sweater. CID OFFICERS. Lrow, Plea. E Cox Vme-Pres, Wnrgker, Sec rTreosq BwHy Pm; Cox, Sponsor Keeping up To date on all the APK umwties, members Ken! Smith and Ronnie Brown check 1he clubs' bulletin board in the student inn. TM ALPHA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW; Cox lsponsorl, Brannon, Colhns, B. Cour SECOND ROW: D. Cox. Crow, Croce. Dickson. THIRD ROW: Flippenl Gcss, Grady. Huey, Jernfgon. FOURTH ROW- Kerby, McNeil, Medley; Moore, Mole. FIFTH ROW: Randolph. Sorwilin G Smwh, K. Smith Whimker. Precious moments of planmng Toke place dunng 5 mm; out in a hard m?enclub basiwfbmFl game, as AFDC: use Hue bteak f0 mop strategy. 'gwdbwnfleid wnh greor speed, Robley Barber attempts to score W t opponents can converge and farm a strong defensive line, ?'ml. TOP ROW: Sewell lsponsodi thSOn lsponsori, Aaron, ,Mnom Baker, Burtley, Barber, Beck. Bell. Bowden, SECOND thrawn. Dailey. DeGmw, Dempsey, Doron, Foules, Gubler, i - Iuway, Huey. THtRD ROW: Johnson, Kent Lamb. Limberg, 411 I mum. um BETA PHI KAPPA Scholarship trophy received by Beta Phi for high achievement For the third consecutive semester Beta Phi Kappa received the academic trophy which is given by the Student Association to the merits club with the highest academic rating1 for tho semester VVyldcwood was the scene of a cookout for the Beta Phis and their dates. Beta Phi thih queen Marilyn Cobb was presented with a Club blazer as a token of appreciation for the energetic way in which she served. The eleven new members completed their week of pledging and were formally initiatnd at a break, fact hvld in the Heritage Rumm. OFFICERS. Anderson, Pres.- Brcwn, che-Pres- Wntlxer, Sec, Vumhc Trees; Murray Wilson, E G Sewell, Sponsors Muudlm, MerreH, Orgunt Porter Prior, Rlsleau, Rogers FOURTH ROW Scudder, Smith, Stone. Totond. Vanderpoot, VINCEHL Walker Wooley, D Work. E. Work Yurcho, Perfmmmg :1 humorous Scene for 'he club annual Speech Arts Tournament, CHI SIGMA ALPHA Goodnight Ladies'providescm appropriate finale to serenade 111 oalrly December the pumping station was the scene fur the club's annual third functinn entitled i'Hnlm Holiday, Decorations consisted nf pop sculpturo and used flowers. The couples were mi lm-tainod by the Green-Griffin-Miller trio. In the fall Chi Sigs presented a Chapel program which rharartorizod the pledgewcok soronados. For their yearly project they marked off parking lots. The dramatirally talented Chi Sigmas joined tnv gcthor to show good club spirit and loyalty by using their talents in the Speech Arts Tournament to win 1110 Alpha Psi Omega trophy for thoir rluh, OFFICERS. FALL: Wiisonl Pres.; Saundersi VicerPresi; Dixon. Seq; Parte- zuna,Treas SPRING: Dixon, Pres; Milier, Vice-Pres. Robert, Sec; Thorn, Imus. Erle Moore Sponsor 116 the Chi Sigma Alphas display their capable abilities in dromaiicsi CHI SIGMA ALPHA. TOP ROW; Moore isponsorl, Adams, Bates. Brown. Chiiiy, Davis. SECOND ROW: Dixon, Douglusi Gudberry. Gouii, Hannah, Hiie. THIRD ROW; Johnson Kelley, Kindie, J. Mosseyi R. Massey, C, Miller. FOURTH ROWi M. Miller, Moore, Foini Portezcnu, Robens, Poland FIFTH POW: Safley. Shelloni Snwhi Thorn Wiiscm '3 MA. TOP ROW; Hughes hpcnsorl, Ashbrooks, Boyd, Brown ROW: Burr, Cogdell, HoHls, McDaniel. THIRD ROW:Mnrhaney, , lps. Pm, Rickew. . Nng their club queen Jo Ann Kelly with 0 dub blazen ' , Ma's enjoy engaging In conversation about coming adivaties. DELTA IOTA Worrisome week makes weary pledges want rest from work Delta Iota began its year of activities with tho pledging 01' two new members, Pledge week was an event to remember for the submissive pledges. Rough initiation was hold on intramural field and a party was held afterwards. The spring banquet featuring the them:- VVOHV derland by NighF was held at Billys Restaurant on March 11. Professor Raymond Muticy was the guest speaker while folksinger Gary Kelly provided entertainment frOm selections of his composition, Club queen Jo Ann Kelly stood by the Deltamcn throughout. the year as she provided cakos and cookies for the hungry members. As a highlight to thv spring somvster an muting: was held in May. OFFICERS. FALL: Wheeler Pres.; MLDmncL VicevPres,, FM. SOC-TVEUS, SPRING. MCDnnieL PIFE' F'iH, Vcce-Pres; FMcl-cef'r, Sechrensu Norman Hughes. Sponsor Gathering for 0 dub meehng4 Delta Iota 5 dISCUSS plans for the com- mg evems of the year as Paul McDumel presides over Ihe meeting Ea. Izhhxhhth lg: n ' WIh Idsi mixhlmlr FRATER SODALIS. TOP ROW; Barnes lsponsorl, Ritchie lsponsorJ, Arthur, Barr, Barron, Booz, Brewer, Brown, C Buck. D. BUik. SECOND ROWh Bulfetfuald, Chin, Cowa, DeuL Freeman, Glass, wabs. Gunn, Hefley, Hobby THIRO POW HollinqsonhJ Kee E, Lawns J. Lewxsh Mcngguge, FRATER SODALIS hTwenfiefh Anniversary' serves to highlight a year's activities The sulitude of a camp fire, the inspiration generated by a devotional, the thoughtful reflec- tion around a candle at a formal initiation, these reflect the Frater spirit of Christian brotherhood in social activities. hkTwentieth AnniversalyH Characterized the an nual banquet held April 9 at Andersunhs Restauri ant. Speaking for the occasion were Bob Hare and Andy Ritchie. A longhremembered third function was pro- vided Fraters and their dates by a brisk and excit- ing autumn hayride. The evening was brought to a cluse with a devotional around the dying embers nf the campfire OFFICERS Mcngguge, Pres; Wilson, V'cerPresh Wes', Sec: Borronh Trees; Andy T Rulchie. Jerome Barnes, Spensers. 118 JARLYE M , McCown, Merim, MLHEF, Purshey, Raberson, FOURTH ROW: Suudlin, C SeMdge, J. Selvrdge, Shannon! Sum Shewmaker, Sherman Shewmaker. West. WHIiamson, Wilson, Wyn'h Striving to overcome the Lambda Sigma's in the small club volleyball competifion, the men of Frmer Sodofis engage in concentrated effort. II. '1 ,- enthusiasm approach Vo musrc :3 shown by these Golcxys 05 may are led in song by David Pace in preparation for the annual Serenades. GALAXY Galaxys enioy yule season at Southern Chrisfmos' banquet Nineteen enthusiastic new members were. initir ated at Camp VVyldewoud and they joined forces with the veteran members to defend Galaxfs small club ragtag Championship. Olhcr activities enjoyed by the Club brothers wore soronading trips to the girls: dorms and stag outings. A $0uthern Christmas was enjoyed by club members and their dates ill the piriurosquo Ramada Inn. Russell Simmons. who rm'ltril'mtorl a humorous reading. also jninod with Do! Bork to provide vocal selections tu complete a porl'ovt owning: of outer- tainmcnt and gaiety. The club members enjnyvd an informal party in the early spring: and an aH-day Club ranting was hPId at Petit Jean. OFFICERS, Tote, Pres, Rthend V CE: Pro; Sun'iw, 5-9:- T'ems. Ken Daws. Jack Pycn Pussell ??mmcny SW, .au r13 ShMbourna GALAXY. TOP ROW: Davis lsponaorp, Ryun Lsponsonl, Smmmns lsponscrL Alexander, Belue. SECOND ROW: Bmllcx, Boucim, Brady Bray, Collins THIRD ROW.- Cone, Copeland, ComeH, DCFOOI, Dye. FOURTH ROW: Fmrley, Ford, Garner, Howard, Hughes, FlFTH ROW; Jones, Lamb, Lorn- bert McCleHcm, McKenney. SIXIH ROW: McMucl-un, Mnrfin, Mayer, Neat Pace. SEVENTH ROW: Rnder, Reeve AHL-n chhmond, Andy Rich- mend, Rubio, HGHTH ROW: Shnrp, Sharpe. Shelbourne, Simmons, G, Smnh. NINTH ROW: M. Sm-Th, Tate, l'rmkey, Walker demcm. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA New members ShOW increased spirit by helping in dolly drive Starting; a 110w rlub can be an intorcsting hul liiffit'ull lnsk. Four upperclassmen farmed Kappa Sigma Kappa and carefully plammrl lhoir emhlom zmd Iiofim-Il llw basic ideals of 1110 new club. In vany Ut'mhm' Hwy me jninod ln' twplvb now plmlgvs. .1110 annual toy drive spmlsm'od by tho 5A aidvd rluh spirit as varh umhor gladly r'nntrihulcd a KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA. TOP ROW Corbm uponsm McRcy :sponsorp, luv ful' HIP drive. Barber. Bridges, Carey SECOND ROW: Coatesl Easteriing, Harpole. Housel McDonald THIRD ROW- Marlin MiTron, Montgomery, Rubem As an exprossinn nf their apprm'iminn fur smwing us lhvir rluh queen. Kappa Sig; prmontml Tana N'Tannulfl with a l'luh hlazm: Spinloclr Emoying Me hrs! annual hunquel of Kappa 3ngch Kappa, Gary Easter 1mg lwstens tmenhvely as hm- club hrmher adds to The converscr'riom OFHCERS: cvm35 Pres Bzarbm, VIUE-Pvcs House, SEL' Mxllon thcus,; 1 '-lw MrPru RN' Khrlmn awnnsors Engaged m friendly conversmion, Kappa Sigma Queen Tuna McDonald seems ro be ?he center of mrmdion of the Kappa Sigma members. 120 KOINONIA The Wie that binds' received by weary piedges of initiation Thai beautiful starlighl night is hold as an un- fm'g'oliahle mvmnry l'm' svvvnlm'n lx'uilmnias. 011 this night. lhoy became m'liw: t'lllll mvmlwrs dur- ing rough initiation nyrr-munivs at Bm' Ruvk. The Club llwn jninvd it'Igotller to ho nl' svrviro In nlhvrs and miiuy group arlivilics tn 11w ulmnsl. Cowboys and Indians l'lnrkod tn 11w pumping slalitm in 1110 early fall tn r'njny ml vvvningj uf wmlvrn fun at the Koimmin WVostr'rn Parly. Aflvr tho mupk's enjoyed ,u'umt's aml I'nml in wml- m'n slyltn a quartet cnmpuscd nl' rluh members highlightod the evening: with n snlwlinn Hf songs. Thr- Ramada Inn was the sr'mlo for tho lhrmal CulnI1ial banquet. Raymund Mnm'y dvlivr-rvd an appropriate speech on early mlunialium aml Dot Bork 52111;; a selection of songs fur lllI' mllm'lninmom nl' Hit1 vV't,'ni1'1g. Tn bring In a r1050 an activv yt'nr nl' rlllh spirit. there was a spring outing at 21 nmrhy I'osurl area. 4:: l 1- TOP ROW: Walker ispunsow. Boothe, Carpenter, Caslreman, FF D ROW: Eldridge, Erskine, FalweH, Ford, Frazier. THIRD ROW ,Gilbe , Gram. Grow: Hogan FOURTH ROW E Howell, D. Hubbard, Hyde, Jones FIFTH ROW: Kee, Lomb,'McClusky, Mc- I'l': Money. J Massey SIXTH ROW- Pace Peebres,REuves, Ste- -: mile, Wilson a up I: OFFICERS. Peebles. Pres Mikenn MCI: Pres EideuP, Svc Jrens Rmhmd Walker Sponsor. . in on Clair McKean as he smuds ready In step ?0 the plate and attempt to execure a scoring run 'For the Kofnoma 5 and then fans r - , C - I. ' '- :J-gl ?.c'sr .. - - 'I 2 $- $ . v . w 3M . $ LAMBDA SIGMA Rain fails to dampen spirits of Lambda Sigmas on hayride Ami gel IWI'IVL' IHUIVC IlzItIuI by Friday 1 yuuiil IIo snrryT This was a familiar 5011an 101110 I'il'teon SIIIIIIIi-auiw Lambda Sigma plodgvs HS lllny hogan il H'I'Pk nl' urlivv plvdging. AI'tIII' tl wmik of hard wurk. mugh initiaiinn tnnk plarn lit the Siarr's farm. This: was followed by a formal randlolighl rvrIIIIIuIIy hI-ld in tlhn Bihio building. Tu rlimax llll' fall smrmstvr Lambda Sig's zmd Ihvir IlIIlm- vnjuvvri a haVrirlo and leJkUIIi a! VI 3 ltlmumd I IIImlainmnnt nag.- pr'm irlod b3 morn, ths K IIII HalIiS.CPFi1Ellllidi'o and Glen Lupt- Displaying: lhoii capabilities by ElLliVC szIItiI iptlr lion in tho Speech Arts Tuurnamont. 1110 Lambda Sigma: united III win the W'nndmm Harding Arm- alum;r Swoppsmkvx tmphv. OFFICERS. FALL Dockevyi Pres,, Robmene, VIce-Pves, Morgan, Sec Dawns, items. SPRING: Berry, Pres.; Love, Vice-Pres. Cope. Seci Forsythei T'vas BIII Pushrcn Joe Segroves, Sponsors Lambda SIgmu pledgemosrer Glen Cope slr-kes fem m hearts of wormed piedqes who or? nbou? m sense H'Ie iwqenw mi Weir simmion. 122 d? A:Ii;eili LAMBDA SIGMAI TOP ROW: Rushron lsponsorl. Segroves isponsurl. Barnes, Berry. Brock. SECOND ROW; Burns, Curruth, Cooper, Cope, Davis, Dockeryi THIRD ROW. EdgeI Fllion, Ethridge. Fonnl Forsyrhe Gammon. FOURTH ROW: Gardner, GeHvs. Hamilhan. Hanna Harris, Hudkins, FIFTH ROW: Hunter, Knigm, Kuykendoll, Looney, Love. Lyon SIXTH ROW; Maxon, Miltoni MaigonI Mowry, Parrish, Perkinsr SEVENTH ROW: Robin eHe, Puddickr Senn. Storri Stewart Towelli EEGHTH ROW: Trent. Whifby, Wilkenson, WIFIinmsi D Young, R Young Capable of hondltng Ithmr task, the campus Indwons skintu tend Emmy; the mighty Bison,during exhibition at a football hulf-Time show MOHICAN. TOP ROW: Pnesr isponsort, Frock Esponsorl, Allusonl Burner. Baker, Bennett Broderhausen, Brown, M, Chandler, W Chandler SECOND ROW: Coburn, Dam, Dyev, Ely, Frazier, French, Fullerl Gruyl Hoines 1HlRD ROW: Lt Hum; Mt Ham's, Henry, Hile, Hodnen, Howard, HoweH. Jaferh Killent Kerh'n FOURTH ROWv Ladd, Larenzt McAllister. McGee, MOHICAN tShakey's' song and festivity lightens mood for gay evening .tHey. pledge! Today you tarry Guli-ti-jn-gyp! This was the call that beckoned some lucky pledgo as he was entrusted with the wooden Indian for the day. This and other events constituted pledgtn week for some thirty Mohican pledges. ttYC Ole third function was hold at W'fy'ldewnnd in IHidAOCtObE'I'. Tho Bravos and thPir dates en, joyed the relaxed atmosphere a; they warp 0n- tertained by The Agents. To Climax the spring semester a banquet was hold in Little Rock at the Cnarhmatfs Inn. OFFICERS. Hownest Big Chieh W Chundlen Lttlle Clwuet; Lorena Scribe- Moss, Wampum Mun; Dean Prtesti .lol-m Prod; Sponsara. McKenzie, Maddox Mass, New, Pnulhn, Pennington. FIFTH ROW: D. f'ricel K. Price, Plummer, chks, Sumume, D Swmmons, R. Smmom, Sinr queheld, Street, Tenet! SIXTH ROW; D Turner, C. Turner, Van Rheenen Vennum Walker West White Wilhnms Winter.Wcmoc. Woodruff. . -- m n n' ff a -- h F: ' i V 'l g'; PIONEERS Banquet theme honors sponsor in Dedication to Dr. Stevens' After a week of demonstrating;r their capabilities as HpioneersH and a rough initiation at the Verkler farm, seventeen hardy individuals were admitted to the Pioneer Club. An autumn evening provided an excellent up 1.? ?NW- . h . . a 9M M ' h . pormmty for the Pumeers and thelr dates to emoy :Qiatwmf . , d: the outdoors as they journeyed to Echo Dell for a weiner mast and a time of togetherness. As an expression of appmciation. the Pioneers entitled their banquet LDedication to Dr. Stevens. Dr. Clark Stevens. who has served the club many years as its sponsnr, was the honored guest. As a highlight to the evening Dan Smith provided musical entertainment. To bring to a close the yeafs activities a spring muting was held a! a nearby resnrt area. Pl 'EER The trunk loaded with camping equnpment and other supplies, Pioneer members Charles Pruchu and Garry Heath leave for the sVog outing. PIONEERS. TOP ROW: SVevens Hponsorl. Baker, Barnes, Blue. SECONO ROW: Bcwenh Brown Culp Dudley. THtRD ROW:Gombrell, Gear, Heudly. Heurh, Hocdiey FOURTH ROW: McDaniel, McNief, Porter, Roy, Schoeglen. FIFTH ROW: Thomas. Tookeh Vincent Wallace. Whitehead OFFICERS. GambreH, Pres. Whuleheod VrceiF'res- Bolran Sec; KelleL Tvocrs Clark S'evens, Sponsor. Wormung up for c: bose hit, Pioneer Jerry Whitehead woirs in eager anticipation for his Turn of bu? us his teammates cheer for viwovy, 124 m I'AU SIGMA. TOFI ROW: Sears lsponsorl, Boyd, Clark, Coslen, :Cl'cig. SECOND ROW: Crawford, Erickson, Garner, Green, Griffin. THIRD um: Guerin, Henson, Hgbee. Holland, Howard. FOURTH ROW: Jones. hllay, Keichline, Lemmon, McDaniel. HFTH ROW: Laughlin, Neely, vlikenfaid, Stephens, Veura. SIGMA TAU SIGMA Rousing pep band provides support for basketball games Sigma Taues became famous this year as the first club to have their own pep band at a club,s athletic events The Ramada Inn in Jacksonville was the scene for their annual banquet. The members and their dates were entertained by the Judi Parker Trin from OBU and Gary Kelly sang some nf his original compositions. The placing of a bulletin board in the gym tu display track records of previous years was the club project of the year for Sigma Tau Sigma. OFFICERS. Clark, Pres; Keichline, Vice-Pres.; Kelley, Secs; Griffin, Trees; Jack Wood Seorsl Sponsors :Euioying ?he delicious food served a! 1heir banquet, Sigma Tau Sigma members em in eager anticipation of the eMervomment Which is to follow. h 1- 11.51.515'51551-515 m.tti mHnW$,www 11.413 mhmcnm - anAml nullalltltagd. A:At '- 0 H n WWW P359 '51 5;. 5i. It. 11.1 INA'tl5th ii. 1115 AT. WW H H '5 H WE ?! 14min .mmnmmnm 5'. Am SUB 7-16, TOP POW. Huczgmbmhnm 15130113011, Mnnm 15110115011, Algae Lughl, L.EJe Lague MEBridr Muunn, M1ller FOURTH POW: Orr. Paul, 7111611113011 11.1.19, Bares, Barker. Berrthl, Brown Cool; SECOND ROW PlemmonsJ Rnndobh, Regsong Rasmqer. Robb, B Robertson M. Robert- wlL-L Dpun Denver, Edlmgmn, Genus, 610551 Gooda Henry H1ggen- 5011, Sears HFTH POW- Shnpplr'y, Shouts, Slor-m, 5111mm? Himan Tutker. 1m'hzm'1 thnmkx THVPD POW'r Kerbv Lawgon D irawypr M anver H.P-f'lhtrci W'Iscm Can Woodward Fiomld anriwmn' SUB T-16 Ch1lly, Crusp faH weather ane$ rhe her dogs cooked ever Ihe open Outdoor erjvirOIWII'wenII sets the We very fos'y for me Sub T s and thaw dmes as they emoy 1he nughf, stage for annual Sub T outing 14111111 lhv hvginning 111' the fall sonmstor and 61111- linuinq lhr'uugh the last game 11f 1110 spring: 30215011. 11w 111011 of 81111 T16 worn morgotir participant: in all inlt'rt'luh spurts activities. 0m- vvr-nl which aroused campua-widv interest in the fall smuvster was the wrosting UT 1110 rag- 121. I'mnlmll rhampinnship from a rival club. HIM' lhm't as: their prnjcrt this 10:11 the placing ul 2: si1'lt111111k fl'nm U10 1111 111101 tn 1110 htll tnwor Iu highlight 1310 Hprmg smnoslcr 21 banquet was: hold u'hit'h vmphneiznd the thomv Mnrdi Crash OFFICERS. Burken Sklpper; Robb F1151 Move, Ngeo Yeoman: Gerald VVoodwnrd Tron: fr! ngn nhmhnm W111 Mnan Snonxors. 1'26 TNT TNTexplosives' unite powerto Host off' for softba trophy Tho. returning Club momhors renewal old l'ricmL ships with a stag outing,r hold at Dr. 83ng farm at the beginning of the fall smneslmz Through vigorous participation in 51mm activi- lips, the- TNTR won acclaim as thrw received the large club softball dlampiunship. Handsome now CIUIJIPITIR nl' rm! and gray dorm rated the club blazers. A9 a lliUhIiUht tn 11m vvnl'. TNT made ilw final Imvmvnt m1 H1O Intlamnrnl Spmis Bullmin 1:03th OFFICERS. andsom, Pres; Blucker, Vwce Pres; Worth Sec: Drm Emmi, Treds, Joseph Pryor Vwrgwl Lawyer, Spenser: wring hi! duh: pledge symbol, fhe explosive srick of , Fwd Buifev humbly seeks the swgnmure of Kyle Smock. ROW: Lawyer Csponsml, Pryor l sponsch Babb, Emmy Urmies M t Johnson LEE. McCauley, McFaHrmd FOUNH VON MOOre, Mu r I ! Baird. Eclew. Jeff Black, John Black, BlUCkEL SECOND Odell. O'Nenl, Perhgrew, Pierze Preslndru1 Shaghy Dun Smmh Denms Clear. Curry, Daie Dowel, Duwdson, erlds, Foster, Fouss. Smlih. FIFTH ROW: Smock. SorrcHs, Slmuqlm Twp'cm Vrm Phoenen THIRD ROW: Gowen, erihh, Gunld, Hargrave, Heard, Hen- Vnughcn. Woodwqrd thita Wllhnms, Word, . Fm Ngmm l CLUB QUEENS AND BEAUX Activities of queens and beaux augment varied club functions Christnms. hirlhdays, Valentinvs all uivo por- I'OCL oxcus0s $ fur clubs to do something nice for their favc'n'ittn Boaux and queens are always able to find a gum! dw'd in do. too. VVhilo the lndivs am not aflvlnt at t-uzu'hing male intramural sports they are lnyal suppnrtm's of the teams by regular game al- 1PUf1811FO. By I110 same token the guys oxcoll in diroming athlolic activity and usually loavo 1110 kitrhon dopurlmont chores to their favorite ladivs. Fatrh rluh rosm'vos the right to Claim lhal its rhnirn i-a tho host and revoals this In others by the Yal'iullS ways they select to honor him 01' her f with 21 girl of apprecialinn and by giving thorn that rod rarprvt treatment daily. By driving the Ju Go Ju Homecormng cor, dub beau WiFliom Turker demonslraTes his herpfufness, Ju C30 Ju club beau Mike Plummer uses has vast knowledge of buskerr Waihng for The Path Jean phofographer to take their hnH to point our and correct the mistakes of hxs ream m halfmme Queen pictures are Arm Hedrick 0nd anmne 6053. Jim Andcmn Befu Tau Gamma Linda Byrd Sigma Tau Sigma Tuna McDonald Kappa Sigma Kap Joan Rifchlu Frarer SodaIiI Kan Sum Delta Chi Omega 128 l'nm Blacker Kappa Phi Phil Dixon Las Compcneras Dun Medley Kappa Kappa Kappa Shlrmon Shawmuker OEGE Dwaym Von Rhaenun Omega Phi Carol Donnell Chi Sigma Alpha Sonny Guild MU Eta Adelphiun Bill Moss Phi Delta Gary Simpson Kappa Delro Linda Williams Gafuxy Kay Bonnell Alpha Epsilon Chi Ann Hedriclx Alpha Phi Kappa Garry Parrish Them Psi Dun Smilh Regina Sue Wilson TNT Biliye Bronson Theta Alpha Gamma Jo Ann Knily Delta Iota Paula Peacock Sub T-l 6 David Smifh GATA Arnold Winier Zeio Phi Zero Jerry Brown Zem Rho Roger McCown WHC Carol Pruchu lambda Sigma Sandi Smith Pioneer Jere Woodward Ko Jo Kai 129 ?he enrhus-nsm nnci genume inrevesr of the mamed students is seen clearly as The TAeragon roHs by m Ihe annual Homecommg day parade. THETA ALPHA GAMMA TAG rings in New Year with celebration in Emerald Room 'HIv ymr was full of SUCiul activities fm' TAG. Tu hmgin lhv activities a potluck suppm' was hold in H10 t'nnriyurd hntwcen the apartmoMs and svrvod :lN n limt' f'nr l'PHC'VViHH nld :irt'luaimmarvs amd milking; nvw frivmls. In lulv Urlnbvl'. a Halltm'm-Il party wilh custumt- 'ymlging. glmst stories. and kiddy game: was: hr'ld in llu- dining: hall at Camp VVy-ldmmnd. Tn highlight tlw yulctide season. a Chrismms lmnqut-t was hold at 1110 Rendezvous Restaurant. Virgil l,im yor tlvlivm'od an onlormining spcr'rll tn Ihc- rnnplpu and Pat Dykes ontm'tainnd with piano wlvt'linns. CllilrilrlCS. paper hats. and wllistlcs were charav lt-rislir nl' th New Year's Eve Celebration hold in llw.F.nlm'nlrl Room. This evening nf' gaivw was; vnjnyvd by all. Hflping a noodv family at Christmas. was 1110 soniw prujr-rl of tho club anhcrs lnnk fund and low In 1110 ftfmily tn makv thv soasnn mnro jnyfuL Ulhvr elrlivitios enjoyed throughout tho year wore the Valvntino party. a bowling: pariv. and the :primz banqnvt hold at the Ramada Inn. OFFICERS Momma Prcs- Y North Vch'Prcs Hwomns 5m Ireva and wah- Vlvm Enunsors. 130 TAG. TOP PO'v'v' N, Pryo: xsmnsmjr Bud, Brettlen, B. Bronson G Bron- son SECOND POW, Bufrlc-n Buum, I: Cmfsoly J, Carlson Cunning- l 3M. THXPD ROW: Cums L Dunn S. Dunn Dykes, Gibson. FOURTH ?OVV Hmer, HOUSE Mumn Mower, Muuuy HFTH POW- NewL SA Norlh, T. Noulh, Pcunds PosacH SDHH RCIWV Card Rudolph, Charles Rudolph G. Saamore S Swerwern S-mlh SEVENTH ROW: Thomas Thomason Von Ekw, VOCB. Writh 'w! 14,5? inst. . - 9- :. 1 K WA. TOP ROW: Bearden lsponsorl. Adams, Arnoidl D How: Craig, DeWooc'y, Dwxon, Downing. THIRD ROW: '7 Illon, Jester, Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Leroux, McBumey, HUM FIFTH ROW: K. Nutr, Richey, Rodgers, Sulners. SIXTH j - . Wdebaker, Townsdin, Young. '3 m '0! the annual Homecoming parade gives Marilyn Grimes and Margaret Arnold me opportunity to demonstrate H12 arhshc abilily BETA TAU GAMMA Shimmering Wlappers' revive lively style of Rooring 20'5' T110 members of Beta Tau Gamma became inr aginalivo tn work up costumes in rovivc tho Taar- ing LwontiesH for their fall informal function. The $11immoring Mappers! and their dates onjnyed an evening of gaiety and Cmm'luinnwnl. Fifteen Beta Tau Gamma .Tluds went through a week uf being infr'rim' creatures and inlrnduring llmir black stuffed wl'lwrmnstrm'kamm'limc-rs in many. many people only In mmplmo the period as equals and club sisiors after a hoauliful. candle: lighted fnrmal initiation at thoir spnnsnfs homo. .VIrs. Ruth Bearden, Othnr Clnddvu activities of the week included writing descriptivc poems about plodgomislresses and entertaining lhom with a tantalizing and spicy pizza supper. A formal banquet and a spring outing were planned Tn climax tho artivilios of 1110 year. OFFICERS. FALL: Arnohi Pres.- Jesler, Vica-Pms, GHm-es, Sec; Richey, Treus. SPRING: Dixon, Pres; Jesler, V:ce-Pres.- HunMrcm Sec; Rickey, Treas.; Ruth Becrden, Sponsor DELTA CHI OMEGA Happy Birthday' rings out as Delta Chi's celebrate founding llnppy Birthday ram; nut in Det'mnlror whvn tlw Doha Chi-s rolebmiod HIL- hirlhrlav nf tlmir rluh u'ilh a formal banquet. Papvr hnls. Imrns. and n'llinltN wero HSNI In SN 1110 guy mcmrl fur tho owning. linlm'mimnont was furnished Tu tvm ul' ths- club mombm's Janet Stahm sang; H'hiIP Jalw H'ntmn armmpauivd 1101- um 111v au'm'rliun, Ninvtmn x'uI 111it5 boramv aclivv t'IlllJ mmn Imra' nfivl' an unfurpollablc infnrmal Eniiialiun amul em inqlrpssix'o randlolighi mmmunv at Ihn hnmn nf tlmir rluh sponsor. Larry Griffith was olrclml rluh lwau l'nr tlw Apring semester and was hnnm'od m n qpaghmli xuppm' nnrl hnntmmmut OFFICERS. FALL: Park Pres; Swarm, VICD'PFCS: Swarm. Sec- Watson. Tums SPRING Swarm, PresV C, Jackson, V:ce-Pres,; Hlamos. Set,- M. Dams. Trecas Bel'y Dawns, Sponsor. DELTA CHI OMEGA. TOP ROW: Davis lsponsorl, AbFes, Bell, Caste , Conway. SECOND POW: NM Duws, S, ans, Dsrnuzio, Everett Hill. THWD ROW: maclel, C. Juckson, J. Jackson Kimbro MiHer, FOURTH POW. Murry, Noblme, Punk, Pre-smriga Scle STmon, FIFTH ROW: Slrwtiemeir, Swonn. Thomtn J Watson, N Watson Wright, In OnXIOU5 ommpmion 0+ the upcommg funchon, these Delm Chrs prove that mak-ng decoruhons us almost as muth hm as the banquet itself 132 H W ROW Buggen isponsorJ Adair, Arms, Bor35 Brodsher .Smrcy, Stafford Tuvior FIFTH ROW: Wutcnble Warson.Wel- '. m, Wolfe, Wood ' Jim means pieosurable moments for Gem 5 us They duscuss piu ns for Ihe furura achiiies scheduled to Take place during the spring semesien 'fWI avers Cooke Couliney, Crunford, Crawford. THHlD ROW- 7 m . Paine. Parker. Parfezona. FOURTH ROW; Fenixl Reeves, GATA Submissive'Muds' ioin veteran members to enhance club spirit Obcying pledgemistrosscs. standing on tip toes. wearing bright beanies. and watering flag poles these are the things that remind twelve GATA pledges of last falFs plcdgewock. Al the conclusion of the week the pledges were instructed in the rlulfs aims at the formal ccremnnios hold in The home of the sponsur. Mrs. Baggou, Christmas came early for 1110 members and their dates as the annual Christmas party was held at tho pumping station. An owrgreon tree. red lights. and .a jolly Santa Claus sowed as docnr- atinn for the festive occasion, A Touch of Goldh greeted GATA muples at their March 19 banquet at tho Augusta Inn. These . and other functions rnundvd out their activities. OFFICERS. FALL: Bmdsher, Pres, Howell, VICe-PI'ES; L'ruwford, Se: Peibold', Treas SPRlNG: Howelk Pr35 ; Rmbokh VicerPres Tedford, Sen pnrkcn Trans Jeannette Bngoeh, Sponsm, Inmcnlr slaps Imd pastel rolors chmumerized me rmdmoncn winqu of We May pole whwch announced the mr-vnl 0+ sprung m Hordxng College JU GO JU Dramatlc talents Of pledges JU GO JU. TOP POW Shr'up lm-uwaorj, Fuunvs Bmwnrjr, BuHerW Camp. SECOND PO'UV V:- CCHN F1 C',;'7, Dealim rh-W'x .mes THIPD ROWW Farlscss, Hens He-rirlik Hm; Hqunri FOURTH POW Jcimsan, nghn exploited during the final rites MW W Tums V'mn Ynlpc W'e'ro .111 Go Ju cutie. cutie. Hllio pics! rang: nut acrnss the campus as twelve girls began a week nf pledging: Follmving formal initiation at thv homo of Mrs. '131cpn1p5011. tho Ju Cr: Ju's hogan a .war of fun and hard work. Thv fall somostor was highligl'ltml by a banquet at Kellyas Restaurant. which pmmntvtl tho Itho ;F1'iomIsl1ip i5 VVarn1tlI. Amid holly. red ribbons. and candlelight the couples enjoyed smnrgaslmrd and llm melodies provided by Dot Beck. Thr' traditional May Fete. a Chili suppm'. and an all-day outing: completed the rnstnr 0f nrtivitipq fnr 1hr wring semester, OFFICERS FALL. Smith. Pres Camp, Vice Pres; Furlnvss, Sec, Butler, Imus. SPRING- Yuma, prc-SW fnmn, ViLP-PrFa Hwirt'k, SEC; R Cobb, 1mm: thno Sharp! Snomnr 134 K A PPA DELTA Lowly pledges step to active status at candlelight ceremony 'l'wrlw imlustrimls kappa Dvhu plmlgm dad in their luyal gray and whilo ruslumvs hogan il husy wont; ui' pledging; in vau'ly Urlnhm: Tho lmlgc-rlri'm' mul of tho wrwk war; rlimuwtl ln' a mmllnlight vrjrurrmny in tho llvrihmv Hcmm. Aftm' thv plvrlgrws wvrc' furmully iniliulnd ihtw oath rrm rvivvrl a gardinia rm'sago. 1hr-il' Flllh mem'. Dn-nma nf Christmas SUE lho sr'mn- fur kappa Dvlla's' hmlquol which was hr-ld n! KOHVS Rot lam'mlt in Bald Knob m1 anmhm' 36. Angolhair mingled with gmonvry and a Lisdng hall ul' misllo- luv .uldvrl 1n thv fcstivv mnmsphmw. .lm'l'y Starr dvliwrwl n humm'mm .HpI'TF'l and Du! lex 211wa u gala unmiml mnlrilmtinn. Tho traditional Hawaiian Luau. rnmplvlr- with mun mum. VYEIQ hcld in law spring. HWTA. TOP ROW. Boyce, Brown, Chmwood. 8. Cooper, 8 Cooper. ' ROW: Dismulreh Felch, Fenley. Ferrelk Hitchens THIRD POW- h Half, HunmcuH, Jacques, Kehew, Koger. FOURTH ROWV Lmlcms, Neidnm, Owens PWVTF, wane FIFTH POW: RICE. Flags : .' waif, Wheat, Wl-nhf OFFICERS. FALL KEHE'yz Pres W'm'. Vun': Wren 50,19 Sm: Hulmmuf! Trans, SPRING' Wm! Pres; CMS'HUkE Vfi- Pres Frilrh SP: Hmlrzn, llw'zs. Mrs Jolhr E BerrvEHH Spenser and greenery lend n romcnhc almosphere Io the Kappa Delta's Dreams of Chrlshhas bunquel ns Dm 89d: smgs r: vnrmrv of songs. KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Gophers dig through pledge week to be active Tri Kappc1's Thu gnltl KKK signifies the key to lasting FrimuL ships and TriiKappa members agree that their nssnvieninns and activities together have generatcd RIH'II l'ritmtlsllips. This yvar sixloml new guphm's wm'v nddpd tn lhv Club at a candlelight communy hold in tho Immv ul' their spnnsnr. NII'S. Camus. H'ylclm'mul in midiNm'cmbor sot Hm srt-no fur llw unmml Illird functinn. XVoinnrs umknd over an upon firo. games. a hontenamw. am! a Closingr tlt'wntinnal all helped make the evening a mrccss. PlaI1r1iI'1 u a Chapel Program was 21 difficult task for Tri-Kuppa'q as was shown in tlm annual rhapol l '1i;1l'ilnL An nuling zmd an Under thz- Sval. banquet rnumlml nut Ilw yvafs aciivitivs, OFFICERS, FALL Lglyeun Pses Pnne: Vice Pres Bundiord, Sec ; Cromn Trans SPPINh Evolvecm, Pres; Fwner Vme P-ea, Bradford 586- U: F'rwnr Trrrw MTM'W finnus Snomcr KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA. TOP ROW: Gonus Esponscrl, Adomscn, BixleL Bradford Burton. SECOND ROW: Clary, Coleman, Cronin, Deny, DeLong. THIRD ROW Erwm.Golyeon, Ciraddy, Cregow, Henvzlm: FOURTH R'OW Kmuse, LoFevor, Lee LmdeH, Mnlmn MEnrs HFTH ROW Mimms MHCFEI! Dimer Srrooqms SpuMorI-r TPUIF- Vurkm Muchnll proves War H; c: Womons Worrd us she portrays the pan of WHlmm Shakespeare in lhe readmg of a famous quomfion. 136 t'n'lpnding their 'ufrer-ten' sludy time preparing tor Their coming banquer, these Koppo Phi's appear engrossed m making hnaleum prints. . TOP QOWL Altman Lsponsort, Ashton, Auh, A, Barrel! KAPPA PHI : R. Barrett, Barry, Beavers, Bowlby. THIRD ROW: Calla- I, Chester. Chrisfy, Crmg. FOURTH ROW: Freeman, Greenut . Hawkins, Huh. HFTH POW: Lowrencel Leckliter, Mobley, Theme lfor Valentine banquet l. SIXTH ROW: B. Smith K. Smith, Stovall, Whutley, WiHiams. set as Candlelight and Roses' Twelve very lowly worms crawled bravely thrnugh pledge week and a trial before a kangaroo court to become active. fullvflcdgcd Kappa ths. Tho pledges wore inducted at an impressive candle- lighted ceremony which was held at the home of their sponsor. Mrs. Altman. In midANuvemher club members and their dates spent an evening out under the stars as.they tank a hayride t0 Wyldewnod. After a cnnknut tho muples hiked tn Bee Ruck for a devotional. Candlelight and Roses was the theme for the annual banquet held February 14- at the Augusta Inn. The members and their dates were entertained by Dan Smith as a highlight to the evening. OFFICERS. FALL: Barry, Pres.; Smith, ViCE'PrESq Leckliter, Sec.,- Nogel, Treus. SPRING: B. Smnh, Presr; Hawkins, VicerPresuv leckmer, Sec: Ncgel. Treas.: Barbara Altman, Sponsor 1 137 WEJM 7 ' t . .t.-.u-ntnnt To Ko Jo Km Chrls Carpenter skltlful handling of the basketball and a careful cm are tmpOdOnT factors In her efions Io rouse the score of her team. KO JO KAI KO JO KAI. TOP ROW; Tucker Espansort, Butthmp, Blmr, Bioombergt Crimson blazersadorn campus SECOND ROW- Bradford, Bryson, Carpenter. Chapman. THIRD ROW: Daniel, Dean, Ham, Klme. FOURTH ROW; Mason, Masters, Munn, Peny, FtFTH ROW: Phinrtck. Pruchcn, Renfro, Robbt SIXTH ROW: Spencert Wes as Koiies begin Pledgeweek mewski.young Fum'lnnn eager pledges donned red blazers in varly Uctnhm' as they became prospective Kniips. At the homo of their sponsor. Mrs. Tucker. they wmw- formally inrlurtod into the Club. Tho scenic hozmty Hf Petit Jean State Park added tht- final tourh tn a day of fun shared by Kojics and thoir rhttos in a fall muting. Appotitos whottod by various activities such as hiking and boating wow satisfied by hot dogs cooked over an npcn fire. Valentines and candlelight set a mmmttic munrl for the February banquet which was held at the Augusta Inn. Tn climax this onchanlod owning. Dan Smith sung: and the gentlemen were presented with huxos 0f Valentine candy. A third ftmctinn was held near tho and nf the spring: smtwstBr to climax the activities of tho year. OFFICERS. FALL: Pruchn, Pres.; Phalbrick, ViceiPreSJ Homt Sect; Duniet. Irena. SPRING: Ham, Pres.; Klme, Vice-Pres,; Bryson, 59L: Renfrot Tums; Ernml Tucker. Sponsor. 138 . Wayland. f; Mfume provided an opponumly for LCs to become acquainted JhicOWANEIAS. ?OP ROW: Summons lsponsorl, Alexander, Argo, ' '. Boyd SECOND ROWr Brown, Bryanr, Crone, Forrest Hams. ROW; Helm, Herbsr, Jntkson, Johns, Marhn, FOURTH ROW: Mauck. l. Meeker, Pmrca Pmencur, FIFTH ROW Sharp, Smith, Srcmffen LAS COMPANERAS In step with club loyalty song roaches' march, infest campus Hurrah fur LC was hung hy the lowly rthllPS as they faithfully marrhorl nrrnss ram- pus Path morning to 1310mm tlwir' tlmnanrlillgplodgn mistresses. A rough initiation ill V'Vylrlmvnml ended lhv pvrind of trial for tho plotlgrw. and Hwy Inlm' pmmisod In uphnld thv hmlnr nf tho duh in a1 ramllolight Ceremony. The Sugar Plum Fairy. tin mltiim's. and numerous other fairylaml lays alm'vlnpml the de- lighlful Christmas banquet thmm- nl' Nutcraurkor Suit? In highlighl Hm aclix'ilir; Hf Hm your. Tho HIE 11ml tlloir glwzns worn Inkml Hum fnirylanrl tn l'ulkland by Synnno Iluhinml whn vnlorlained tlw ,urnup by singing a svlc-riinn ni' i'ulksungs. Dr. R. T. Clark delivered a spr-vrh nml shuwrwd a gnmp nf shnrl, mlnrful films to tho stuffed altondors. 'l'ho cluhk annual Spanish Suppm' was led in Elm spring: and an outing was plannnrl In 0nd tho nrtivilins nf Thr' y'f'ar. OFFICERS FALL Terry, Pres, Boyd, Vwcchrcs: Mauck, 59:; Angel Trees SPRING Mount, Presr Boyd. Vme Pres Bryan! Sm: Argo Treas. Mrs QusseH Swmnnons Sponsor. wiIh Vhe new women studenls and m mee1 prospect-; for dub membership. MU ETA ADELPHIAN Men become seamstresses of old-fashioned country supper A hayride nut under the stars led to an evening of fun and entertainment for the MEAts and their dates. Arriving at the pumping: statinm they quickly consumed a pot of old-fashimmd stew. The highlight of the evening came when the gonllomcn took noodle and thread in hand In finish aprons which their dates had so graciously consented to make for them. Tired but happy. the weary Couples: climbed on the hay wagon to return from lheir evening of delightful fun. Valentinoqs Day brought nHearts In Tunch t0 sot the mood of their banquet. Carol Byers and Darrell Chitty presented a selection of songs to mnko thr- clvvnitrtg,r even more memorable. OFFICERS. FALL: thson, Presr; Valenltne, Vice-Pres.; Komes, Sect; GM. hnt Treus SPRiNG- Griffin, Presr B Bennett Vura-Pms- Sims Sect; Pagers Trrmy Lois Vanes, Sponsor MU ETA ADELPHIAN. TOP ROW: Ayeas. Ht Bonnetlt C. Eonnelh K. Bonv Stopplng at the desk to sign out before leaving for a bunktng porlyl nell SECOND ROW: Brewer, Bridges, Brawn, Busby, THIRD ROW: David- these MEA's anticipate an enjoyable evenmg of frolicking and fun sun, Dowdey, Grifflnt Gviffnrh. FOURTH ROW; Jones, Kames, Maddox, Norry. FIFTH ROW; Rogers, Scott, Shannon, Sumpsont Sums SIXTH ROW; Smmh Valentine. WaH Word, Wilson . Concentration appears etched on the faces of these MEA's 05 they actively cheer their teammates on to 0 victory In this volleyball gumel '1 lime in an engcyoble Vime for Oeges us they dISCUSS plans for the fulure events which are To lake place during the spn'ng semester. f TOP ROW: Anderson, N. ASHBY R. Ashkey, BallV SECOND ROW. OEGE panderick, Cape, Carter. THIRD EOWr Deacon, Flippen, Houtz Johnson FOURTH ROW: Jones, KeHon, Lovdess. McCullough, mymg.N$Jlgr::$r'mi7::eI ' Simpson, Srogner. 51er ROW: Hayride OUt under the SfoS highlights fall fun for OEGE The fall weather 3an beautiful sconm'y wore mjnyorl by tho Ooge's and thoir dates at a cookout and hayride at Camp VVyldownnd. The group on? joyod fvasiing 0n chili. playing games. and singing songs around the campfire. The evening was high- lighted with a dnvolinnal armmd the dying 0mhers of cm expiring fire. Christmas brought the club sisters together at the home of Mrs. Bills fur a LLwhite elephant party. They exchanged gifts and presented a 5weater 10 the Club beau. Sherman Shewmaker. The che's and their guests journeyed to Rome for an ovening of entertainment. and adventure. Peggy Flippemwith Janice Barkcracmmpanying sang a selection of songs from Hane Adventure. To bring the activities to a clasp. tho Oege's rotroaled to a nearby resort for a day of hiking. hnaling. and campfiro-Cunked food. VV A OFFICERS. FALL.- Benson, Pres.; Cape, Vme-Pres.; Srogner, Sec; Turney, Trees. SPRING: Deacon. Pres.,- Tumey Vice-Pres, N Ashley. Sec: E. Ashley. Treas.- Sara Bills Sponsor Christmas Mme provides an opportunity for Omega Phi's to give club beau Dwayne Van Rheenen a slacking stuffed with goodies ior Christmas. OMEGA PHI hK'dd I h - OMEGA PHI. TOP ROW. Auebeny lsponsorl, Anderson, Einegar, Block, I y COSI'UmeS C aracterlze Chambers. SECOND ROW: Cohen, Dnshen Dean, Ah Garlank, Dh Garlock. THIRD ROW: Garret Heid, Hendnx, Howmdh Eh Huddlestonh FOURTH ROW: J. Huddleston, L. Huddleston, Humphreys, Nuske, Parker. FIFTH theme for gay third function ROW: Rucker,Ru5h1ng,8hcw,Turner.Vaughan. Sixteen 10le hfinites closed out a busy week of pledging with rough initiation in the College Park followed by the formal initiation at the hump nf Mrs. Attebm'ry. They joined forces with the veteran members to compete in a year of active participation in club sports and activities. WI'he Farmer in the DelL Lthp the Hanker- Chief.H and other juvenile games were played by Omega Phihs and their dates at the annual Kiddy Party held at tho pumping station. As their project members presented the Omega Phi Scholarship Award to the club with the highest rumulativo grade point average. OFFICERS. FALL: Binegar, Fresh,- Vuughn, VicewPresh; Humphreys, Sec; Dusherh Trensh SPRING: Chamber; Pres.; Vaughn, Vice-Pres.; Shaw. Sec; Howard, Treosh; Ruth Atreberry, Sponsor. 142 PHI DELTA Phi Delta trots' endure trying week to become members HVVhen we are initiated. then we will be ap preciater? was a Common feeling of thirteen rats as they ondured the hardships of plcdgowoek. At the Close of the week the pledges were instructed in the ideals of the Club at. the- home of thvir SpthUl'. Mrs. Neale Pryor. In the fall the Phi Delta's and their dates journeyed in scenic Petit Jean Statn Park fur the annual outing. After hiking Mung; ltmatpaths and climbing,r mountain slopes thv CtlttplOS satisfied their appetites with a cookout nvvr an upon fire. Enthusiasm was sparked within the club throughout the yvar as they artivoly partiripatml in Club sports. The year's activities were climaxod ln' u banquet and third function hold in tho spring. TOP ROW:Prvor Espnnsuri, Allmon, Bennett, Burke, Chrcnister AROW: Clark, chkersonA Ditslemt Henderson, Holtomon THtRD 4104 Kmpe. Law, Pale. thlhps. FOURTH ROW: Potter, Pruitt, , S. Ralen, Rnuse, Sandley, FIFTH POW: Snuggs, Stuggs, Taytor, - -- , Townsley, W:Ihim OFFICERS. FALL- phllhps, Pres- 5 Role , Vmst Pres, Rouse, Sect, Dtts- lowr TIWJS. SPRINGV Rouse Presr Pruitt, V.ce-Prc5t thhtre, Sec; Clark, Tverns, Trevn Pryor Sponsor '-;'1 break from their Ming pledging ccrtvmes, these Pht Delta' d-scuss DOSStb'E methods of revenge for tyrannical pfedgemisrresses. REGINA Reginas take to the hills to climax busy week of pledging A rainy Ul'lnhm' day found tho Rvginas and llwir tlalou nl Pnlil Joan State Park onjnying fun and fmlit' in Hip mmmtains. Hikers fullnworl the Emu: fumpnlh rlnwn to Cedar Fallq while sumo muplm ViHilNl VVim-nrk Fawn. Irhmg'r'v appotilos u'vrr- satiqfiml lay sloppy 1003'. A1 llw lwginning nl' pledgewcck thirtvon '1 0;1'211 lnlmlgm rruu'm'rl tlwmsmlvos as they hnramn luwly sulmbrvnnlk tn lllPir plodg'mnistl'ossns. Slumgn'iiln suggrslod an unusual lhmm' far a Into Fr-llrum'y banquet held at Bilrs Restaurant. lhlnlvg l'ur lwn alnng with tho candlelight provided a mmunlir EIHIIHSPIIOFF. The evening was: Climaxod with a pvrhammm'p of tho hVVm'lds uf' Shnkosywaro hv .Fuliv llurltllm'inn and Andy Saunders. OFFICERS. FAIL Lloyd Pres Grandu, VcerPres; Hyde. 5w. Arieberry from SPWNC- Grand. Pres- Mull r15, Vce Pres Browr Eve Hvdw, Tram Emma Mug Pryor Sponge: REGINA. TOP ROW; Pryor Esponsorl, Alreberry, Barker, Brown, Eyrdv SECOND ROW: Unrh, Closmrmnn GxHeon, Crnndf, HGH. THIRD ROWr chkms, Hawkms, Herndon, Holden Hyde. Ingram FOURTH ROW: JUHPS Johnson, Ledbc-Hen Lemon, lloyd. Mmhn FIFTH ROW: N'hedemis MuHins, Parks Pmyjer SPwe-H Wrugh Regmds Nancy Ingram Rem Lloyd, DEbeE Jnnes. and her dare Po? Barker pause momenmrw 05 they hvke along mountain trails of Pam Jeonl TOP ROW: Starr lsponsorh Bell, Bradford, F. Bush. SECOND , Eckerberg. Eddy. Focks, THIRD ROW: Green, Holhsh Kee, 'H ROW: Lesley, Lewis, McCluren, Mathis. FIFTH ROWh Rabbtns, Kh Robbinsl Smith SIXTH ROW- SmNord, Stanley, plan, Wolf, I V? IIWh-lep-s-Ih EM 7 if 950115 in a successful oltempr m mnfral Ihe basketball, ?he Theta PSI team erercused the type of cnoperonon required to wm games THETA PSI Pins fall and scores climb as group participation pays off In early Urluher thirtwn vugvr rabbits Ilnpped nhnul rhv rampus as they humbly served pledge, mislrvssvs. The week was rlimnxorl by formal initi- minn which was held at 1110 hnmo nf TX-Trs. Jerry Starr. Thn pledges quickly jnim-d fnrro: with tho umix'o members and tho Club's oagm' spirit led lhmn tn the winning: of tho hnu'liup; Charm'riumshiph Enthusiastir support mm shown hy Thvln Psi Ihis: year in tho intramural Spm'ls pmmam in which there was gnnd parlivipalinn in the various m-Iivitics Th0 year has been highlighted by froquonl. get- tugollwrs and hunking parties at tho home of Bm'lmra Thmnpsun, At the beginning of the second semester plans woro made for tho spring hanquot. OFFICERS. FALL: Bush, Pres.-, H. Robbms. V;ce-Pres.; Lewis. Sec; Smntey. Tress. SPRING: Green, Pres; Fucks, ViceAPres; Pelwoy, Sec; Smnley, Trecsr: Beffy Starr, SponsorV 145 Tofebrs Womed bv Mrs leson, their sponsor, say hello' m meet and greet vhe fncommg women sludenrs who ws-Ied Their dwspiay To get acquainted TOFEBT Eleven Woods' now members after having a bunking party HUM; tnad. cume clean 111; mum? was a familiar phrase hoard during plodg'mx'eok. Fur tho mllin- wmk clcvcn lowly pledges roroivnd such m'clm's for Operation. At the Close of lhi: 'Lovrvnt- ful wmk the hard workers were troutvd In a Imrlking,r party at W'yldowood and then worn for mully initiated into the rlnb at tho hump nl' illoir .spunwr. Mrs. V'Vilsun. Anximw for 1119 holiday 50515011 tn arrive oaI'Iy. 'Ihfi-bl mmuhera and their dates jtltll'HPV'Cd In a unarhy rmialu'ant for an evening Hf Season's Grrmting? Thrc-P Club momhvrs sang rumle imfl Ur. fru-m' Talbert .onke AK llwir pruject fur the Year llu' mvmhvrs 51-11! a mnnolen'y t'mltrilmtitm tn the Paragnuld Christian Childron'k llmrw. OFFICERS. FALL Dams, Pres; McCloud, VwCErPIES; Mien, Sec, Coyne Wrens SFWNO Learned Pres; Nelrrs VICE-Pres; Chris Sec; Duer TrF-ns- mm Murru, W lvw SPEHSCT 146 TOFEBT. TOP ROW, ston lsponsorl, AHerL Barnes, Brawn, Brown SECOND POW: prrzmen Chambliss, Clark. Coyne, Dams THXFPD POW ?uen Gunmen Crbson C-nmes, Henrlrw FOUPTH POW HuleH Lamb Learned, MCCIOML Nelms NucL F'FTH POW! Ogle. Pcsebenrg San He'son THC'WIS Tlopins Walsqn WHC Novel beotnik' idea utilized by WHC's for third function One of the oldest clubs on campus began an active year nf participation as the present members were joined by seventeen pledges. They wvm instructed in the Club traditions at a candlelight ceremony held at 1110 home of Mrs. Cox. illnir spnnsm'. In the fall the W'HC'S and their dates onjnyod a beatnik party at the pumping; Stalin , Pizza. cnmnut bobs. and spontanmns Pnlm'tainmonl high lighted tho evening. In tho Valeniine atmosphere of February 12 the momhers and their dates attOndod u hanquot cork lr'rvd around the theme of kats and Roses. Entertainment consisting,r 0f bnlh folk and popular songs was sung by Carol Byers and Darrell Chitty. OFFICERS. FALL MEDOHOId, Pun, M 5mm Vac F'rpsV Hun! Sec. Locklar, Trees. SPRING: McDonald, PreSJ M. Smhix ch Pm; HUN 99:; anklnr, Trens Mrs Bplly Pny Cox Sponsrzr D'NG COMRADES. FOP ROWr Aushn Bans, Com, Comp ROWE CIEECh. Ford, Honaxk, Hunt THIRD ROW Jewelll Law- r. McDonald FOURTH ROW: Madden Nmns. perrv posvar D gPrice. M Smulh 9 9mm Wlinhl Ml smiles and a worm Friendluness choroc1enze WHC's Mary Alice Smuh and Lundn RObInSOU as they welcome wsiiors at open house ZETA PHI ZETA Breaking of Valentine pinata showers the guests with treats 'J'hv hrvukiug nl' 1110 Valentine pinata was 11m highlight of 111v Zeta Phi third f'uncliun. After tho pinata was lnrukml. each gentleman smumblmi In find his very nwn valvntinc and to gather hits nf gnmlim. Al'tm' tho excilemenl nf tho pinata hrvaking. tho ,q'l'unp galhered amunrl tho fireplacn fur infurmal singing. The fLmNinn was hold at 1110 immc- nf Cindy H'atts. l-Zighlm-n pls-dgcs became active tluh memhcrx tllll'iHILf a fnrmad initiation at the home 01' Miss Bollv Guldvn llnlly' decorated Kolly's Grill fur tho t-llllfq annual Cllristn'las banquet. Thr- couples u'm'v vnterizlinod with a speech by Billy Ray Cm; emd mmir hy Tho Agents. To climax lho vvoning. vm-h girl prmvmr'd lwr date with u humnruus .L'il't. ZETA PHI ZETA. TOP ROWv Bell Esponsoll, Barnes, Brock, Burchheld. rimsum SECOND POW. Omir CtoweH 01er Doniny, Dormrm THIRD ?OW Emanuel Hemmgwcw, Honcmm Hudson, Monnmg. FOURTH ROW Martin, MHIer, Prme, Powmnr! Emu. F'FTH POW- Specu$ Ste Turner N'ws 'M Hum? s WOTM-ri OFFICERS FLL. LFDWM Dr033 f.::c'rr'.x V: -Pras M'wv .50; Vau, mu T'r-H SPQ f F- Wochrz PIES V :uTma V-Hw Kw ..... '.-, .N- - x Cng-ln Enanrmq; v; 'rr-anb, weiccme n iresnmqn g-H; 05 may came Ilwcuqh the Me In? Open house 'hese 29m Pin 5 me TYDICCII of The Harding spTrII, 1- -JM utilize Ihelr pre-gome defense luctics, the Zero Rho giHs . VJ. TOP ROW Mwm xspcnsou Bmem.ne 5m Eena Luzai; . ROW: Engiand, Fovfne: I.?mnqe. H'Mey Hcle-Y'an THJRD POW , Lanny, Lesim meelohn M:mhsrer FOURTH POW: McMgck r , Platte, Pterce, Penrocos: FIFTH ROW Ph-zrr Serr; Birhdrw , .rly Shank Shephv angr Huh . . . : XIV; ' exert rheir maximum gaffer? m an attempt lo gum n wmcry for Ihexr Somnl club ZETA RHO Go Zeta Rho' resounds across campus as pledge week starts GU Zeta Rho? 'I'llis luafnmvlmhlv mm; l'ur lwvlvo 7mm Rho 7.11.25 mug.- mn lulu! and t'lval' uvm' llu' campus during: plmlgn U'N'IL Al'lvr a tiring; wank nl' plcdgintr. thv sulnniQaivo plvrlgrj lmmmr- nrtivo mmnhom of tho rlnh during: an imlm-finn vvrmnmly at 1110 homo 01' thvir' L'lnh Slmlh'nl'. A fall outing un bmmtiful Pvlil .lvzm mmmtuin wrvvd as a limo tn unite the Hub sislvl's. Tlmy m1 jnyud Erampinq through 111v Ynmtls' and lnnking at tho mlnrful fall scenery The members Of Zola Rhu iuinvd wiih ihvir Club brothers. 'I'NT'. for a festive mx-ning' cull Christmas t'amling. Upon returning to tho rumpus. llw Christ- mas camlcrs gathered in tho Fluomlrl erm tn l'PaSt nn lucinus pizza. OFFICERS. iALL KJIADNIIEA DHES V-chhrm . .' P-I'ICP Trans EPMN'F Hm c T n gt Sn y. Duns. mm-le-H v.7 : Mx'm icy .mnz. I'Prrr. Hosp Murry CLASSES 5. I SENIOR OFFICER5 Pm Hile, Vme Presxdem: W F Rushmn Sponsor; Kay CIUWfOId. Sauviury, Torn Blucker, President; Bob Cullmm, Sponsor. SENIORS Graduating seniors follow paths of excellence REGINA SPIRIT AWARD DWAYNE VAN RHEENEN Svn'irlg l'IiS yvar 115 pl'PSidHH nl' tlm Student Asmwialinn ni' Hauling Cullvgm Dwuynv Van HIM-t'm'n has haul many nppm'lunitivs tn dnmunw strain his qualilios ufm' l1m'arH-rand hisuulstmlding ullilily'us a lvmlm: Dmliraimi In 1110 aims and ob- jm'livm nf Christian thcatiml. 11v has vxrrmplifiml ihrnugll lliR xxnrtIR and his ariinns lho truv spirit of Hamlin;r Culir-gv. Tho sustained nvatinn 110 ro- n-iwd l'rnm ViSiIillfJ dignitarivs f'ulltrwing his spoe-rh m1 lemlf nl' lhv Stwklm body at Um inf unguratinn Hf Pn'sidr'nt Callus in Soptvnlhor rvcngv nizr-d lht' mnetvrful iuh hr- had rhino on bringing: greetings 1n llw m'w pt'vsidcnl. Altlmug'h quivt and mmshumiug by nulnro. his high sonsv n! rvspnnsi- hilily. mcvllvnl imlgmvnt. muragmns lvudm'ship. suporim' srhnlurship. and gmluirm Christian than arlvr haw madv him the almnsl. unanimous choice for tho 1.0615 vazina Spirii Award presented an- nually by lhv Regina Sncial Club In tlm scninr who cwirimlrm must CIPRFIV the 1mm Hardin spirit. 152 RICHARD A. ABSHiRE. Delighl, Ark; Business Admims'rarion, Bela Phi Kappa 12,34; Class Pres. 2,- SA. Cubme! 13,- SNEA 2,3,4, Vme-Pres 4; Bison Boosters 2.3; PreAMed l.2; Snence Club 1, Young Democrms 3.4. Pres. 3,4. WYATT ROBERT ALGEE. JR., Tiplonvme, Tenn; General Science; Sub T-16 1.2.3.4. Yeoman 3.- PrevMed 3,4; CIVCIE K 3,4, Varsny Club 2,3,4: Inter- collegme Football 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sporls 1.2.3.4, DONNA ALLEN, Valparaiso, Imi; Business Educmion; Transfer From Mfchwgcm Chrishan Junior Coliege; Tofebt 3.4, Sec. 4, A Cappella 1,2; SNEA 4; American Sludies 11; French Club 1,2. Pres. 2; Les Bonnes Du Chnste 1,2, Sec 2, JAMES D. ANDERSON, Wuledown. S, Duh: 821312 and Psychology, Transfer from York College; Beta Phi Kappa 3,4, Pres. 4; ths Who 4; Beta Tau Gamma Club Beau 4; S.A. Rep. 4; A Coppechn 3,4; Interdub Council 4. PHYLLIS lAURAETTE ARGO, DeVulIs Nu , Ark; Institutional Management and Dietetics; Las Compuneras 1,2,3,4, Trees. 1,2,3; Dacfylology 2.3; European Club 1; Chorale 2,3, Colhecon 1,2,3; Intramural Sports 1,2,- lmerclub Cauncwl 2 BUTCH BAILEY, Enolu, Ark; Phys1cul Education; Sub T-lb 1.2.3.4,- Chorole 1.2.3: SNEA 4; Science Club 1-, PEMM 4,- Varsity Club 3,4; Fmercollegiote BoseboH 12,332, Golf 4. In1rcmurol$por15 l.2;3.4. CHARLES BENTON BAIRD, Williford, Ark; Accouming and Business; TNT l,2.3.4: Pi Gamma Psi 2,3,4; American Studies 2,3,4.- lnrramuml Sports 32,14, AlI-Smr Basketball 3, Baseball 3, JERRY VAN BAKER. Arlington, Va.; General Science; Frater Sodalis 1.23.4,- Africun Club I,- Ouentul Club 1; Choru1e 1; Bison Boosters 2,3,- PravMed 1; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; lntercollegate Track 2,3,4. CrosrCoumry 2,3,4. RANDY BAKER, louisville, Alm; Bible; Transfer from Alabama Chnsh'on CoHege; Pioneer 3,4, Sec, 4. Australian Club 4:1imo'rhy Club 4, ROBLEY L BARBER, Clarendon, Ark; Accouming and Busmess. Bem Phi Kappa l.2.i,4; Bison 1,2,3: Chorale 1, Pi Gamma Psi 1.2.3.4; American STudies 4,- VarsiTy Club 2,3,4, IntercoHegiate Busebui! 2, Bowlmg 2,3,11; inhomurul Sports l,2.3,4. AIl-Slor Baseball 3,4. FoolbuH 3.4, HARRY L. BARNARD, Kenseu. Ark,- Business Admimslrmion; Transfer from Arkansas State Junior College. RONALD GLEN BARNES, Huyii, Mo.; Social Science; Lambda Sigma 3.4,- Circle K 3. 4; 1nterc011egiute Bowling 2,- Intramural Spons 1,2.3,4. AVAYD ANN BARRETT, Withiln. Kan; Home Economics; Kappa Phi 1,2.3,4. Trees. 3. Vice-Ples, 4; Afrlcun C1ub 3,4, British Coiumbiu Club 1; Chorale 2.3.4.- SNEA 3,4,- Bison Boosters 1.2; 1319 Sister: 2,- Colhecon 12.3.4, JUDY LINN BATES, lubbocll, Tam; Elementary Educclion, Transfer from Lubbock Chrisiion Coliege; GATA 3,4; Belles and Beau: 3; SNEA 3.4; Big Sisters 4, Chairman 4. JOE BELEW. Memphis, Tenn.; Business Adminisrrotion; TNT 1.23.4; Pom Joan 1.2.3.4, Administration Edi1or 3,4, European Club I, Chorale 1, SNEA 1; Circle K l,2,3,4. Se: 2. Trees. 3; Pi Gamma Psi 3,4; Intramural Sporrs 1.2.3.4. BETTY JANE BINEGAR, Williamslawn, W. Va.,- Physical Education; Transfer from Ohm Volley Co11ege; Omega Phi 3,4, Pres. 4; SNEA 4; PEMM 4; Inferdub Council 4. MICHAEL BLANTON, Fuyeileville, Ark,- Speech; Trunsfel from Universify of Arkansas, THOMAS BLUCKER, Nonh Little Rock. Ark; General Science, TNT 12.3.4, Vice- Pres. 4. Kappa Phi Beau 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Chorale 1; Pre-Med 1,2,3.A, Vice-Pres, 3,- Circle K 1,2; Jnirumural Spons 1,2,14. All-Saar Baseball 2,3, Baskelboll 3. Foolbull 2.3,- Americon Collegiate Players 2. 1.53 NED BCAI. Muyfield. Ky; Bwology; Transfnr from Lubbock Christian College; Framer Sodulys 3 4, Trecu. 4; 1nretcol1egfme Buskmbutl 3.4, Football 4. BARBARA BONNELL, Daniphun. Mm; Phymcul Educnl-on; Transfer horn Freed Hirrdemcm Corlege. MEA 2,3,4. Devotional Leader 2, Trees 3, Rep 4; Afncan Club 3, 4. Sec. 4. LLmn Amencon Club 2,- Chorale 3; SNEA 1,4. CAROL BONNEL. Doniphun. Man; Home Ecormmucs: Transfer From FreediHardemon College- MEA 3.3.4. Sec. 2. V1ce-Pres 3, Pres 3, May Queen 3; Chi Swgmu Np'nu cm Ouegn 4,- Homecommg Attendant 4; Class Sec. 3, African Club 3.4. Lan American C1ub 3; Bnhsh Co1umbuo C1uh 3,- SNEA 1.2.3.4. Rep. 3: Colhecon 1.2.3.4. Vwce1Pres. 5. Pres. A: Interdub Council 3. ROGER E, BOYD, leviliown, N. Y..' Mmhemnhzs, Transfer from Northeosfem Chrrshnn JUmor Co11ege; TAG 3.4-. SNEA 4; InTercoHegime EQang 3. VERNON HOYT BRAY, New Orleans. let; BIO10gy, Galaxy 1.2.3.4; Timothy Club 1. Salcncc Club 4; Camera C1ub 1,2,- 1nrromuml Spor15 l,2,3,4. BILLYE P. BRONSON. Albuquerque. N. Mam; Horne Economwcs Education; Transfer from Texas Tech; TAG Cfub Queen 4: Colhemn 4. JERRY BROWN. Dumas. Tenn; Physxcu1 Educnhon, Transfer 1rom Lubbock Chnsr nan Co11ege; Sub T-16 3.4; Zeta P111 Zen: Ciub Beau 4, Vcrshy Ciub 3,4; lnrclcollegmfe Truck 3,4 ANTHONY BRYANT. Ft. Smith. Ark; Bxbie; AEX 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Dactylology 3; Northern LIUIHS 4; Timothy Club 2.3.4, Chorale ?.3; lnlrumuml Sports 2. CHARLES I. BUCK. Burberlon. 0.; Physical Education, Transfer from Florida Coiloge; Frcnor Sodm1is 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3. Memhmrmergc 4; SNEA 3.4.- PEMM 3,4; Immmuml Sports 1.2.14, AllrSmr ankeTboH 3. Foofbull 2.3. VoHeybaH 3. SANDRA BURCHFIELD, lake Village, Ark; E1emenlary Education; Zen; Ph. Zero 1.2.34, Pres 2. Sec 3: May Queen Nomrnee 3: C110m1e 1,2, SNEA 4; A Tempo :1, Campus Players 4. JO BYRD. Omrk, Mo..- E1ememury Educmion. Regma 12.3.4 SANDRA ANN CALCOTE. El Darado, Ark; Physnca! Erlucnhcm. GATA 1,2.3,4, Ser 7, Pres, 3, May Queen Nominee 3, Class Semiramis. l. Bison 3, SNEA 1.7.3.4; Bwson Boosters 1,3,- PEMM I,?,3,4, SEC 1,2. Vwce-Pms 3; lmmmural SpOrTs 1,2,3,4,A117510r Easke'baH1,2.3,Vo1leybnll 1.2.3. SENIORS Registration lines begin each semester's work 3....1. rm, ..,;,4..:,n.u .. I Ema. i-RUM, 1'2. arm, 1H'rn11p'u'd. .-.n- annnusw '1: 21w:- w2315'rtn'0l'1 FIW? .mlretu', '0 n..;..,n mom? airiww 90:11 passmg momen! MARILYN CAPE. West Plains, Mo..- Psychobgy-Sociology; Transfer from York College, OEGE 3,4, Vice-Ples 4; Bond 3,4; 819 Sisters 4, DIAN CARTER, Rngars, Ark; Elememcry Educohon; OEGE 12,14, African Club 4,- SNEA 2,4. RONALD LEE CASTLEMAN, Madison, Tenn.; General Business; Koinonia 1,2,14,- Bond 2,3,4,- Sluge Band 4; Circle K 2; American Studies 3,4 DONNA M. CHAMBERS, Cambridge, 0.; Home Economics; Transfer from Ohio VaHey Cullege; Kappa Phi 3,4; Bison 3; Northern Lighrs 4; Oriental Club 3,- Chorale 3; Bond 3; Colhecon 4, MARJORIE ELlEN CHAMBERS, Cambridge, 0.; Business Educmion, Transfer from Ohm Valley College; Omega Phi 3,4, Sec. 3, Reporter 4; Bond 3,- SNEA 3,4,- Pam Juan 4. WINSTON G. CHANDLER, JR., Linle Rock, Ark; Bus1ness AdmiNsnaHon; Mohvcon 1,213.4. Messenger Man 3, Lirrle Chief 4; Circle K 3,4,- Compus Players 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3; intercollegware FootboH 1,2.3; 1nncmuro1 Sports 3,4. DAVID CHIN, Kuufu Lumpur. Malaysia; Busmess Adminisnohon; Frmer SodaHs 12,14; Oriental Club 1, Camera Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pms. 2, P185. 3; Archery Club 4. CLIFF CLARK, Shelter Island, N. Y..- Business Adminisfmtion; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,13,11,11, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4,- lntercoHegIote Track 1,233.4. SUZANNE CLAWSON. Shrevepori. La.; Elememory Education; Beta Tau Gamma 1,2, VicerPres. 2; Bison 3,4, Circulation Edwmr 3,4; Chorale 3,4, Accompamst for Ensemble 3; lnferdub Council 2, EDD ? CLOER, Springdale, Ark; Blbfe; TNT A MARILYN COBB, Springfield, Mo.,- E1ememary Educancn, Zeta Rho 1.2.14, Rep. 1, Vim-Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Whos Who 4; Pet Jean Queen Nominee 4; May Queen Nominee 3; A Ccppella 1,2 3,4, Sec. 3, Ensemble 2,3,- BeHes and Beuux 2,3,4: SNEA A: Big SisTers 3, Chcmmun 3; lnierclub CouncH 3,4, 59:. 3, Pres 4. BARBARA ANN COOPER. Eulesville. Ark; Home Economucs- Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4. Vuce-Pres. 1, 3, Sec. 9; May Court 4; May CouH Nomlnee d; Bison Boosters 12,341; Co1hecon 1,2,4, SHIRLEY ANN COOPER, Buiesville, Ark; Horne Eccnumics; Kappa Delm 1,17,13,41, Sec. 3, Hisrormn 2: May Courr 3; May Court Nominee 3; Bison Booeders 1,2,3,4; Colhecon 1,2,4. TDMIE SHARON COURTNEY. Baslrup. lu.; Home Economwcs, GATA 12,34, Pres, 2,3, Devononol Chairman 4; May Cour! Nommee A; Chorale 2; Band 2; SNEA 4,- 819 5-511er 2; CoH'lewn 3 4: Interclub Counm 2,3, Cholrman 3. OMAGENE V. COWAN, Searcy, Ark; Psychology-Somo1ogy BERNIE lVNN COX, Jacksonville, Ark; Physicm EduCaHon; Alpha Phi Kappa l,2,3,4, V1CEiPFESq 4; Vursny Club 1,214,- InTercoHegxme FooTboJl 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4; ln1ramur615pons 1,2,3,4, AllrSmr Basketball 2,3. MACK CRAFT. Wichita, Karl..- Bible; A Coppella 1. KAY CHAWFORD, WaFdrnn. Ark; Secondary Education; GATA 1,2,3A; C1055 Sec. 4; Bison 3: SNEA 4, Bison Boosters 1,2,3,4; Young Republmuns 3; Big 51512:; 2. 155 RANDALL BRIAN CREDER, Memphis, Tenn.; Mmhemmics: Sub 1716: 1,253.4, Second Marc 3, K0 Jo Km Club Beau 3: Varsww Club 1.2.3.4: Intercoflegwure FoofbuH 1,?,3,4, Imdr 1, BF! ANN CROOK, West Helena, Ark,- Elementary Educcxlion; Ju Co Ju 1,213.4. Sec. 3, M'ly Cour! 1,2,3; SNEA c1, Eson Boosters I 2.3; Bug Sisters 2. DANNY E. CROW. Wubbaseka, Ark; Phys-col Educohon; Alpha Phi Kappa 1,134, Pres. 4; PEMM 2,4,- lmercoHegmve BoskmhoH 1,2,3,4,- Intramural Spams I 2,3,4, All SMr Buseboll 2,3. LOIS CUMMINS, Seurzy, Ark.; Secnndury Educmion MICHAEL CURRY, Puebla, Calm; Ewble; Transfer from Fort Worih Chn'slian COHEge; 1N1 3,4, Nnmn Club 3,4; Timorhy Club 3,4; lnfercoHegw'oTe Track 3,4. RON CURTIS. Bernie, M0,; Business Adminisfrmion. JACQUELINE DANIEL, Dallas, Tex.- Mothemmics; K0 Jo Kcli 12.3.4. Trees 2.3, VIEDrPros 3 Alpha Clu I1 Who: Who 4,- 0055 Sac -Treas 5', Afnmn Club 3; Dadyioloqy 1, SNEA A; Bwson Hoosiers 1,2,3 4, Pres. 4; Grace WeHs 4. KAY DARTER. Atkins, Ark; Hememory Education; Ju GO Ju 1,2,3.4, Pres. 3; SNEA 3,4,- Blson Eousiers 12,3 EARL DAVIDSON, Monlgomery, Ala; 1311319 and Speech; TNT 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4; ZCFCI R110 Hub Beau 4; Bison 3,4, Asslsmnr Busmess Manager 3, Business Man- ager 4, Twmoliw Club l,?.,3,4: Onemczl Club 1; Manfreul Club 3: A Coppello 12,34, OunrtcT 1, BDHPS nnd Beuux 1,2,3; Imardub Csunci14. CAROL DAVIS, Scurry, Ark; Elementary Educmian; Kappa Della 1-, Bwson Bccstcls 1 ?3 LARRY R, DAVI; Springdale, Ark; Accounting; Lambda Sigma 1,2.3 4, Trens. 4.- Chde K 1,7,3 4, Trans 2 3, Vwcs-Pres. 1:; P1 Cucmma P5: 2,4; Varsxry Out: 4; 1ntelcollegmm Eow1ing 3,4, MTIomurol Sports 1 2,3,4, AH-Smr Volleyball 1 2.3.4,,51151KL'113LI111,BGSebC1112, lYLE EDWARD DAVIS, Bronson, Mn.; Accouming, Intercollegiate Swimming 3,- Intramural Spams l,2,3,4,A1l.5ror 805913011 1, Footbml '2 RETTA MARTIN DEAN, Searcy, Ark; General Science; Regina 12,14, Trees, Sec; Alpha Chi 3,4, May Com? 2,3; May Cour! Nominee- 3; Honor Smdem 3; Bison Booshvs 12,3 4, Cnnus Award 3 RICHARD DEAN. Searcy. Ark; Physwccl Educnnon: Sub T116 l,9,3,d, Scrgeont.gl. Arms 3, Messenger 4- SNEA 4,- PEMM 4; Varsdy Club 1,?.3,d; lnmrcollegwme Fomh :11 133.4 ROY H. DEAVER, Fl. Worm, TEX.,' Bibhau Transfer From Fr, WOITh Chrisliun Co11ege; Sub 1116 3,4, Afncan Club 3,4, Timothy Club 3.:1; Chomre 3,4; lnTromurol Sporls 3,4, PAUL DeFOOR, Morrilion. Ark; Biology; Galaxy 1,2,3,A; Pre-Med 3,4, WILLIAM PERRY DEGRAW, Parogould, Ark,- Eng1ish, Transfer from York College; Bela PM Knpprx 3,4; Bison 3; Docrylomgy 3: A Coppelln 3,4; SNEA 4; Bison Booslnrs 3, Jnrmmuru! Sports 3. BETTIE ANN DICKERSON, Tunitu, Missq Home Economms, Phi D2115: 1,2,3,4, Trans '2, Vme Pres 4,- SNEA 2,3: anon Booger: 1,2,3, Colhecon l,2,3,4. 156 uwhruw DONNA DOBSON, Jay, Fla.; Elemen1ury Educcmon; Transfer from Pensacola Junim CoHeqs; SNEA 4 JAMES E, DOCKERY, Springdale, Ark; Speech and Blb16: Lambda Sigma 123,4, Trees, 3, Pres 4; AUSHGIIOH Club 1; Timo1hy Club 1; Bond 1.21, erc1e K 1,2,14, District Trees, 2, Pres. 3; Pi Kappa Deho 2,3,4, Truss. 3, Varsxw C1ub 3,4; 1ntercoileg+me Bowling 3; Intromurm Sports 1,214, A1I-S1'm ankebmH 3. RONALD H. DORAN, Wheeling, W. Va: Biology: Beta Phi Kappa 1,13,13,11; Bison 4; Docfylology 2,4; Northem Lighrs 3,4, Vicn-Pres. 3,4; Luhn American C1ub 1,2; Choroie l,2,3,4; Bond 1,2.3,4; Pre-Med 1,2,4, BILL DYE, LiHle Rock, Ark; Business Adminisrrmion; Galoxy 1,153.4; Vors1ty Club 4-, 1n1crc01legime Track Trainer 13,4; 1r11rumurol Sports 1,2,11,41 PATRICK H. DYKES, Oklahoma City, Okla; Bib1e: Mohican 1; TAG 3,4; Bisan Freshman Educ i,- A CoppelFo 1. ANN LEONE ECKERBERG, Kansas City, Kun.,- Business Adminisworion; Transfer from Oklahoma Chrishan College; Them Psi 3,4, Sec. 4; Chorale 1,3,4; Bond 1,2,4; SNEA 3; 13mm BoosTc-rs 1,4, SCiEnEE Club 1; Young erubhcons 4; In; rramurut Bowhng 3,4. MARY ANN EODV. Mom'lton, Ark; Horne Econnmms, Theta P5: 1,2,3,4; Pelil Jean 1,3; SNEA 1,2,3, Bison Boosters 1,2- Bag Swsvers 2. Colheccm 1,2,3. BARI LYN EDGE. Albuquerque, N. Men; Engi-sh; Transier from Pepperdine CoHege: Beta Tau Gamma 12,341, Vice-Pres. 3. OTIS EDGE, Camden, Ark; General Soencc- Lambda Sigma 12,34, Vme-Pres, 3- Pre-Med 3,4. DAVID NEIL ELKINS, Pucuhanms, Ark; Bible Komonm l,2,3.4. Pves 2; Timothy Ciub 1,?,3,-1, Sec 3. Pros 4, 1r1rerco1logwme B-jsobuH '2; Intramural Spons 1,2,3,4, AII-Slur Softball 1. ELIZABETH CLAIR ELY, Searcy, Ark; Vomrionnl Home Economics,- Knppm Phi 123,4, Sec, 3: May Courf d: A CCHDPEHQ 1 2,3,4: Ensem'ble 1,7; BeHes and Beuux 1,214, SNEA 3,4. C. GENE ENGLES Red Lion, Pm; 505101 Sludxcs; Tmnsfer from Bob Jones Uni- versiry; SNEA 2,3,4; Euson Boosters 2,3,4, Ameucnn Sludies 3.4, OCAPA 2,3,4, Vice-Pres, 3; Young Repubhcans 2,3,4, Chairman 4; NEP Cihzenshp Award 3, ARTHUR DOUGLAS FAIRLEY, Osceola, Ark; H1s'ory; GO1GXy 1.214; Choro1e 113.4: Bond 1.2.13.4: Intramurm Spons 1,2,3 4 JERRY FAUlES. Nenshn, McL; Social Science; Bela Phi Kappa 12,14. KAYE FEWELL, Amarillo, Tenn; Home Economics EducaHon; Transfer from Lubbock Christian College; African C1ub 3,4; Docty1olagy 3.4; SNEA 4; Colhecon 4, PEGGY JEAN FLIPPEN, Sferling, Ill.,- EJementnry Educmmn; Transfer from Freed- Hurdeman CnHege; OEGE 2,3,4,- A CcppeHu 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; SNEA 3. DAVID FOUSS. Belpre, 0.; Phy51co1 Educohon; TNT 1,2,3,4, V1ce-PFES. 3; Monheal C1ub 2,3, VicaPres. 3. SNEA l,2,3,4; Baum Boosters 1,2,3; Science Club 1: PEMM 2,3.4, Pres. 3,4,- Vursi'y Club 2,3,4; Imercollegwole BusebuH 3.4: Intramural Sporfs 123,4, AH-Sror Baseball 1, Sohball 1.2,3,4, Vol1eybu1i 2,3. LARRY W. FRENCH, Searcy, Ark; Malhemohcs: Mohicun 12,14; Ductvulogy 3,4; B1son Boosrers 3; lmercolleglute Track 1,3; Intramural Spams i,2,3,d,- Mu Sigma Gamma .d, 157 RONALD L. FRIBERG, Fairviaw. Monk; Bible; Transfer from York Col1ege; AEX 3,4, Trans 3, Pmlmmenrurion 4, Dumylology 3,4; Northern Lights 3,4; T1mothy Club 3,4; SNEA 3, Camera Club 4. ANTHON!r WAYNE GADBERRY, N. Linle Rock, Ark; stfory and Pulmcol Science; Ch; S g'vc: Alpha: 1 2,3,4- A Cappello 2.3-, Chorale 1; Circle K 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres 2,3, Inlromuml Sports 123,4 MAINf ELAIN GALLON, Birmingham. A111,; Accounting; Transfer from Alabama Chrishnn CcHege; P1 Gamma P51 3,4. MELVIN 8. GAMBRELL, Asl'wilie, N. C.,' FSychoIogy-Sociology; P10neer 12,14, V1EE-PIBS, 2, Pres. 3,4; Tumofhy Club 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intercollegiate Tennis 2,3,4, 1ntrumurul Spams 1,2,3,4, AlI-Sior Softball 2,3, CLIFTON l. GANUS, III, Seurcy, Ark; Music; Sub T-1b 1.23.4, Firsr Mate A; A1pho Chi 3,4, Tress, 4-, Who's Who 3,4; SA chfner 2, Tress. 4; Bison 4; A Cnppellm 1,?,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Quartet 2,41,- BeHes and Beoux 1,2,3,4,- Band ?.?,3; SNEA 1.2, A Tempo 2, Vice-Pres. 2-, MENC 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Campus Players 4; lnlercoHegime Bowlmg 2, Tennis 3,4; Imrcamural Sports 123,4 ANNA MARIE GARRETT, Salisbury, So. Rhodesia, Africa; Busmess Educohon. DON GETTYS, Waterloo, Incl; Blble; Lambda S1gmc 1,2,3,4; SA Represenmfive 1. Nnccn Club 1; European C1ub 1,2; Northern L1ghIs 3,4, Pres. 3-, T1movhy C1ub 1.2,3.4.Sec,3;Orien1nlC1ub 4-, A Cuppelln 1,2; lnlromuralSporTs1,2,3,4. JAMEY lOUISE GILTON, Corinlh, Miss; Elementary Educorion; Transfer from Freed-Hmdemun College,- Ausrlnlicm Club 3,4; Chorale 4,- SNEA 1,2,3, BENNY GOODEN, Carlisle, Ark,- Music Education. JAMES EDWARD GRAY, Janesboro, Ark; General Seance; Mohmnn 1,2,3,4; Pam Jean 1,2,3,4, Photographer 3,4; Band 1,2,3, Science Ciub 1; PrevMed 1,2,3, SONNY GUILD, Vernon. Yen,- Brb1e; Transfer from F1 Worm Chr1shun College; TNT 3,4, MEA Club Beau 4; Airman Club 3,4, VICE'PTES. 4,- Tlmmhy Club 3,4; A CaopeHu 3,4- Belles nnd Beuux 4,- Bison Boosters 3, MAX HAGER, Searcy, Alk.; Ar? and Speech; A CuppeHa 1; Biiitsu 12,14, Pres. 3,- Campus Players 1,214, V1ce-Pres 3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Arneumn CoHegmre F1oyers 3,4, LANCE HAINES. Monroe, LIL; Business Adminisvmtion; Mohican 133,4, LIIHe Chief 3, Bug Chef 4,- Pem Jenn 2,3,4,- Clrcle K 1,2,3,4, Trans, 4,- ln1ramuml Sports 1,134 All Star FooIbuH 4, Intercrub Councx14, BRYAN A. HAlE, Russellville, Ark; Bibie. African Club 4, Australian Club 1,2,- Norlhevn 1191115 Out: 3,- T1rnmhy Club 1,2,3,4, MARY lOU HARRELL, Cleburne, Ten,- Elementary Educclion; Transfer frOm Lubbock Chrishun Coflege; Delta Chi Omega 3,4, Hisvorian 3, Trans. 4,- May Court J, May Queen Nommee 4: SNEA 3,4; B1son Boosters 3,- Amencan Studies 4; 1ntramurol SporPS 3. CORA SUE HARRIS, Mamphis, Term; History; Lus Companeros 1,213.4, Sec. 2; Bisan 4-, Aushuluun Club 3,4,- Ductylolngy 2; Northern Lights 4; Chorale 3; SNEA 4; American Sludles 3.4.- Phi Alpha Them 3.4; Big S151ers 1-, InTrqmural Spods 2,3. ROSTEN HEAD. Woodville. Tex.: B11312; Transfer from Lamar Tech. JAMES GARY HEATH. Plymouih, Mich; Business Admmisfrahon; Pioneer 1,2,3,4, Treos. 3: B-son Booners 1,2; imromuraf Spons 1.2.34 158 PEGGY SUE HEMBREE, Judsnnia, Ark; Business Admimslrmion; SNEA d; Bison Boosters 3, JOHN HENDERSON, Lepunlo. Ark; Biology; Transfer irom Arkansas Smie CoJlege. JERRY HENDRICK, Flint, Mick; Bushess Adminislrolion; Transfer from Flint Jumor College. PAUL HESS. York, Neb.; Arr; Transfer frcm York CoHege, Latin American Club 3.4; SNEA 3,4, Bimgu 3,4. PAT HILE, Ff, Smilh. Ark; Bibb; AEX 123,4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. A, 0055 Vice- Pres. 4; SA Cabinet 3, Religious Affairs Chmrmcm 4; African Club 4,- Timothy Club 1,2,14; Lorin Amechan dub 2,- Bwson Boosters 4; Circle K 2,3. GEORGE ALVIN HOBBY, Linle Rock, Aria; General Science; ther Sedalis 7.2.14; African Club 3,41,- A Cuppellu 2: Chorafe 1,3, Vovs-iy Dub 3 -1 lnmrcolieglme Tfuck 2,3. GEORGE HOLCOMB, Mobile, Ala; Physical Education; Transfer from Freed- Hardemun College,- Sub T-l6 3,4. KENNETH HOLLINGSWORTH, Tyler, Tex.; Bibfe; Tramsfer from Tyfer Junior College,- Frmer Sodalis 3,4; Timothy Uub 3,4; Intercollegwme Baseball 3,4; lnirumural Sports 3,4, AII-Smr Softball 3, RICHARD HOSTETLER. Searcy, Ark,- Bible. GLEN DEAN HOUSE. Walnui Ridge. Ark; Busfness Administralion; Komomc 1,9, Vice Pres. 2; TAG 3,4, Parliamentarian .4; Intramural Sports 1,2. JAMES 3. HOUSE. Alicia, Ark; Business Admimsrrotion; Komonic: 12,351, Pres, 2; BISOFI Baasfers l,2,3,4; Imrumurol Sports 1,2,14, AH-Smr BuskeRboH 3,- Inlerclub Counml 2. JULIA DIANE HUDDLESTON. Nashville, Tenn; Englwsh; Transfer Worn Norfh. easiern Chnshon College: Omega Phi 3,4; Whos Who 4; European Ciub A,- Norrhern bghrs 4,- A CnppeHa 3; Arpho Psi Omega 3,4, Campus Players 3,4, RS .irit of involvement enhances senior memories SenJors Lame Huines and Joe Behew humedry Hy yo com- . Ihe SA by premium n kaomc men Star a SWIG, Denms Organ Plate Inst m'wnute Preparatons for Our homecoming crclivmes. ExIe-ndmg n anuew welcome to student Iepvescmmwes Dwayne- Vun Rheenen, Posing for her povlrcm, senior PutMcMuckin porricw- Pan Y0unq, rmri Rob Pnr'lm : BiH Cm, arm m: Ihe hear: fnr Ihr- mauqumf dinner, pores in onr- of TH? hnCIl activities of coiiege We SENIORS A whirl of activities surround student's last year ALLEN NANCE HUDGENS, Searcy, Ark: Bible; Transfer from York Coilege: Timothy Hub 3,4 EDDY JO HUGHES, Searcy, Ark,- Hemenmry Educolwon; Regina l,?,3,4; Class Sec 1, Fe! Jean 1, Dncryhlogy 1, Latin Arneucnn Quin 4, Bmish Cofumbiu Club 1,2, A C'Imerl 1, Chorme 2,3; BeHes 81 Benux l; SNEA 1,3,4; Bison Boosters 1; mnumuml 5mm; 1.2. MARGORIE LOU JACQUES, Okolona, Ark; Home Economics; OEGE 1,2, Trans. 2 Kuppn Delm 3 :1, Reporter 3; May CourT 3 SA Cmei-l 3- A CappeHU 1,2311; Charms: L Bclhea 8. Emu: 2,3 4 SHARON SUE JENNETTE, Smyrna, Tenn,- Huyory European Ciub W 2' Chorale 2,4: Bason Boomers 1 DARLISS ELAINE JOHNSON, Pungburn, Ark,- Elementmv Eductmon; Tmnsfer horn Arkansas Slme Jumm CoHege; SNEA 4. KENNETH L. JOHNSON, Leuvenwnnh, Kun.; Accounrmg; TNT 9,3,4; Nphn Chi 4; Class VwEL-VF'ICS, l, Buson Boosters '2, Pw Gamma: Ps: ISA; Amerwmn Studyes 3,4; mvmmurul Sports 1,9,3. Allrsmr Basketball 12,3 MARY JOHNSON, Reyna, Ark.; Elememmy Educunon- Regmo 1,2,3, Prcsr 3, Vice- Pres Q, Prpom'r I Homecoming A1?end;mt 3; Class Fovome l,?: Chorale l 2, SNEA 1.? 3.4; sz-Dn Boosters 2,3, STENNIS JOHNSON, Sfeens, Miss.; Accsum-ng- C'h. S-gma Aloha l,2,3,4; ComV pus Prayers 1.734, Treos 3- Aipku F's, Omega 2,3 4, Vicc-Ples, 3, Pres. 4; Tmrczmurqd Spam 1,? 3 :1, Alivwa Scfrbcll 2 3,4, Amencon Collenge Players 4. MICKEY JONES, Gulfporl, Miss.; Hemenrmy Educuhon; Transfer from Texas A 8. l Cullugc- Konor'wm 2 '3 :1 S Treas 2,3, Srugermf-orrArms d; Dacrylology 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4 Band '3 SNEA 4 Vamry Club 4; Fmercollegwme COM 3,4; Imramum! Sports 2.3,4 AH-Smr Baskerboll 3. PATSY ANN JONES, New Albany, Miss.; Elementary Eduzurion; Transfer from FreedrHardvmm'I Collegv; MEA 3,4; African Club 4,- Dadylology 4, European Ciub 4, Nmfhern Lights 4,- Momreal Club 3; SNEA 3,4; Bison Boomers A,- OCAPA :1, ALICE ALLVN KARNES, Kevil, Ky.; Physical Educuhon, Transfer from Freed- Hurdemon CoHege- MEA 3.4, Devotional Leader 3, Sec 4, May Queen Nommee 4; SNEA d. PEMM .1. Les Bonnes Du Chrisle J. JIMMY WAVNE KEE, King of Prussia, Pm,- onmgy, Transfer horn Northeastern Chnslion CoHcge, Komomn 3,4; PrerMed 4. lmercollegime Track 3,4,- Irma- mural Spons J, Ml-Sim FomboH 3, 160 DAVID l.. KELLER. Oshkosh, Neb.; General Smencc, Transfer from York Co11ege JO ANN KELLY, F1. Worlh. Team PsychoFogySocmlngy; Transfer from Abilene Christian College; Kappa Delta 2,3,4, Trans 3, Pres 4; Deim Iota Club Queen 3,4: Norihern Lighis 3,4, Chorale 2,3,4, 52:, 3,4 Pemnlinq Chorus 4. KAREN KELTON, Paris, Ark; F1ememnry Educmuon. CONNIE KENNISON, lemme, Ida..- Home Economics; Transfer from Magic Vul1ey Chnshon Co1lege; Them Alpha Gamma 7,3,4; Them A1pho Gamma Club Queen ,, DAVID ALLEN KENNISON. Jerome. Idem; BibIE; Tmnsiel frarn Mng-c Vol1ey Chnsiitm CoHege; Them Alpha Gamma 3,41 JAMES A. KENT, Miami, Flu.; B1blerSpeech; 1an51er from Nubumn Chrishnn CoJIege; Beta Ph1 Kappa 1,2,14, Rehgious Dwncmr ?; Bison 4- Austrulmn Club 4, Timorhy Club 2,3,4; A Ccppello 1,2- Qumm? P Chormc 3,4; SNEA 3 C1rcle K 1 ?- Intramural Spmts 3 4 BILLY JOE lADD, Reyna, Ark; Chr-rm'slry, Molvmn 1,1? 311, 1n1'mmuru1 Sports 1 23,4 MDLLIE LuFEVOR, Nashville, Tenn.; Hememmy Education, Kappa Kappa Kappa l,?,3,4 EVELYN MARIE LAiRD. Grubbs. Ark,- P1IysimE qumllnn, Them F31 113,4, Spun: Director 1,2, thnmemrulan 2, Pros, 3, Bison 1,?; P9! Jean '1: Docrylc logy A, Norrhem 1.191115 4: C1'1om1e 9, PEMM 3,4, lnlrnmuml Spam 1 9,3,4 Al1-S1nr Basketball 1 2 3 Vc11eybnll 1,? 3,- 195 801mm Du Harfsve 4. SHIU OI lAW. Hung Kong; M-themm-cs Snenrc Club .7, Les Eonnes Du Chrme 3 :1 DAVID F. LAWYER, Mountain Hume, Ark; Buswness AKJI'HHNSTI'OIIOH' Sub T-lb 123,6: A CappeHu 3: Chorale 1131 B-son Boasters 1,2,3 1mmmum1 Sporrs 1,?.3,4,A11-S!r1r 1505913011 3, Baskelan 1 ?,3,Foorhul1 1,?,3,-1 RICHARD C. LAWYER, Muunlain Home, Ark; Musk Educuhon tmd Psychology: TAG 1,2,3,4; A Coppelln l,?,3- Quarter 1,23,- Br'He-s 81 Beam 1'? 3, 1315011 Booslors ?,3, A Tempo 2,3, MENC 3,4,- Inrrumuml Sports 1,2. KAREEN MCELROY LIGHT, Oscuda. Mich; Marhemmics: Ju Co Ju 1,2,3,4, 11965. 2', Pres 3; May Cour! 3,- Mny Queen Nommee 3, Floss Favorite 3 Fe! Jean 2, 81501 Boosfers 2 Intercluh Count 1 3 Mu S1gma Gamma 4, lARRY lIGI-IT, Rock Island, 111.,- Bro1ogy Tvcms'er From York College: Sub T716 3,4; Chorale I' ANDREA GAY McALLISTER. Upland, Calif; Hlslow nnd Polmcql Science; Zefc: Rho 1 :3 3,4- Bison 3,41 European Huh A Chorale 3 Fr Knppn 0511c: 3,4 RALPH M. McCLUGGAGE, Derby. Kan; Elble, Fmtc-r Sodahs 1,2,3,4, Ptes. 4; African Club 123,4; Timothy C1ub1,2,3,-1;C1-Iorr119 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3. SUE ROMERO McClUGGAGE, New Orleans. la.; Elementary Educuhon; OEGE 1,113.4. Trans. 2, Devotional Chairman 3,- Fr-zner Sorfcllls C1ub Queen 3; Afncmn C1ub 1,?,3,4; Chorale 1,?,3; SNEA 4,- 815011 BoosTers 1 Big Smers 2. ROGER McCOWN. Halbora, Pm; B11119, Frmer Snduhs 1,2,3,d, Pres. 3; WHC Club Beau 3,4, Afrkun C1ub 2 3; Twnovhy Club I 34 VICP'PIE'S A; Chorale 1,2,3 Bard 1,2, 161 TANA KAY MCDONALD, Lubbock, Ten ; Bngy, Transfer from Lubbock Chrvshcm College; WHC 1,? 3,4. Sports Crlpicrn 1 Vice ares Jr May Queen Nominee 4, Kappa $an Kappa CM: Queen 4 men Clu'J 2. Secr-Trens l. Cappella a .1 3; Chomle 1, Pre-Med 4,4 Stephens 4 themn Mrerclub Councw A MWramuvnl Sports 3 4 LARRY D. McFADDEN. Greenbrier. Ark; E: P -1 Errw T w 5 7mm 1.133 A lhh'm muml Snows 1.2 3 RONNIE McFARLAND, Huntsville, Ala.; EIVIH TNT 1 2,34, Chaplin 3 Class Favome 1- Class Pres 1, Timothy Club 4 H'sv'ne T T 13.5-3n Boomers 3 Lung wr-nl SDOMS 1 7,3,4 CLAIR BYRON McKEAN, Durlinglon, Pm; Eemi-nxzrv Educghon; Komom: 1,2,51,41, Vwce-Pres, 2,4, Tofehr Club Beau A Cappqu 1,3351 BCHCS 8. Beoux 4,- Band 3,2,3; SNEA 1,2,14,- lmmmurol SHOWS l 23.31, AHVETWF FooibUH '3, VoHeylmH ?,3; Miercluh Council 3A CURTIS C. MKKNIGHT, Olympia, Wash, Mumemarlcs and a,bie; AEX 1,134; n Nonhern nghls 4: Timothy Club 3,4, Socrnco Gui: 3-1 Youna Democrats Intramural Spons 1,?- Mu 5 9mm Gamma S 4 C. EUGENE MCMURRAY, Calumbus, 0.; OCAPA 3 .1; Enwem Club 1 2,3,4, Pres, 1,? Vwce-Pms 3-1- Younn Repuhhmns 3 d, JACKIE MAHAN, Bufesville, Miss.; Howe lianomlts Transfer: fxow Freed .cm Out: 3 1v Dclc'ywoqv 3,41 SNEA 4- Co'IW-ccn 4 W'nrrlvh K'c-urci 4 .F: Bonnes Pu OWEPE :3 Hurdemcrn CoHege Tr: Knppa 3 4, Sec 4 imam. BILL MALONE, Arlington Heights. Illr: strory FAYE MASTERS, Bradford, Ark; Enghsh and Hvsmry, Ki. 4': K3 1, Chi 3,4, Grate Wells 3,4 Amerlcnn S'UdFS 3 -1- WWI LMNO Them Plnvers 1.? 3 4 InrmmurrH 500m 9 ,3,d; Alpha 4 famous tar: MARY EUIABETH MATTMILLER, Gillan, Ark; PhyEICGI EriunmwO-w, CATA 1,7,3 4 Trace. II Chornhl .7 SNEA .734 B:scm Boosrer's ?- PEMM 3'3-1- Wmmurnl Soon; 34 CHARlES MAYER, ldubel. Okla; chro on, r C-J-er: EILEEN FRANCES MAZURAN, Sharon, Pm; 8mm;- Pres, 2. Trees 3 SA Womens Rm, 3'1 -1 Mr-zen Clus- ; .. Dndwmccw l U'Druluz- T Pu: MWI 1 EH: - thJv-mvm Spot's 3-. DON MEDLEY, Memphis, Tenn; Fruswzcl En Kappa Chm EP 1J 3-. Imerrc-wr: we 9- 5v-eri .m. 'r'mwml SEEMS I?3A. -- 1 F' Kuipa 3:3 W PHILIP H, MERRELL Barbarian, O,- , Club 4 chn Club 1 '3 . .1 muwnl. :wna Fm: JIMMY MILLER, LiHie Rack, AIIIL; Eusmes Quorrermostm 3 Class Pres 3 SA Cg: ml - Club 331; mlerccHerwno Baseliw ?,gu mirramunl Sperm BmsketbuH 3 Thimslvilhcv 5L4 : MI-f? A:Te! 53! . E'u i es -:, Vnrs ry AH-Elcrr 1.27 IEIOY MILLER, N. Lime Ratk, Ark; B-z-Je Fr-nev Sorin? s 1.4 3,4, Immemovinn A TOM J. MILTON. Fl. Smith, Ark; Art TramHer from F' Sth Jamar COHege Lambda Sugmn 3,4 Pam Jean 3 .1, Asssmnr Edzrcr 3. H ?:r 4 E son Boosmvs 3 chhe K 311, Yeung Peuubhama 34, V to Vim rmnn -1 GALE VICTORIA MHCHELL. Memphis, Tenn; Enghsh Tr. Kipp? 1 1 . Historian 2, VVce-Pres 3, Sor-qlcauev 4 my, .:,-u 1 NW gem! rxsmmcc .- Moy Queen qulist 3, Homeconnng COUH 3: SNEA 4 E SCO EcCsmrS NHJA, J Amencon STUdIES 4; DH. AWN: Them 34. Sech-ms. 3' CHPEHEHHEF 2, Captcm 1 m'llSQ 'W -m 25,:gum -u m was 0: ma .p a x. x WAYNE MONROE, AMus, Okla; Bwble; Transfer from Alms Jumor College; TAG EA, Pres. 4,: Twmothy Cmb 3,4. AL MOORE, Salem, Ore.; History; Transfer from M'lgrc Vany Chrishcm CoHege, Alpha P111 Kappa 3,4; SNEA A, Intramural Sporrs 3,4, AH-Smr SofTboll 4. CLARA MORGAN, Murrilion, Ark,- Elementary Edumhcn; Kappa Delm 1.2.14. Chorale 1 2 3,4. JERRY MAX MORGAN, F1990 , Ark,- Eusmess Admimshmicn, Lambda nga 19.3.4, Sec 4,- Timolhy C1ub 1,- Choru1e 1.2, Ecmd 1.9; Bison Boos1ers 1; erde K 2,3,4, Vrce-Pres. 2, Pres, 3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Arnencnn C01lor;ime Players 3. MELDA JOY MORRIS, ankville, Tenn; Elementary Edumhcn; Transfer from Fre-ud-Hcrrriemnn College; Auslruhun Club 3,4; SNEII 3,4; L135 Bcnnes Du Chrism 3,4. GAIL EDWIN MOTE, Guinesville, Tex; Physical Edumhon; Alpha Phi Kappa 1,31,53,11: Vnrsdy Club 1,2,23,11,- lmcrcoHegmfe Basean 1,? Football 1,2,14,- Iawtmmurul Sports 12,14, AH-Smr BuskelhuH 1,2. RAYMOND KING MURRAY. JR. N. Little Rock, Ark; 13113191 Lambda Swami! 1.2.3; TAG 4, Class VicevPres, 2, Timothy C1ub 4 dee K 23 Intramural Sports 1 f1 3.4. LEON E. MYERS, Clinion. Ark; E1emenmry Education MICHAEL A, NASH. Memphis, Term..- Socval SCIEHCE: De1m lam 3,4: OCAPA 3,4: Ycunq Penubficans 34. KAY THOMAS NEVIL, Mulvane, Kan.; Elementary Education: Transfer from York Colregc. KENNETH TIMOTHY NORTH, Mudiscn, Tenm; Generm Sdence, Transfer from Drwad prscomb Ccllege TAG 3.4, Vme-Pres J; PreMed 3,4, cherPres 4: 1.111.515 Pinyers 3,11 . LOUISE NUSKE, Clevefand, 0,; Elcmnn'ary Edummow; Traluier from Mithignn ClurlsT-cm CoHege; Omega Phi 4, Dumylalcgy 34 Northern nghu 4- memhy Club 4; Oriemnl C1ub 3,4; SNEA 4: Bach BoosVers 3. DELMER ODELL, Camden, Ark; 50601 S: ence; TNT 3,3 4, Tron: 3- SNEA 2 3,4. Pres. 4 Bison Bocs1ers 4; Amencan Siudles 3,4; Phi Mpha Them 3,4, Hsmrian 4- 1Nr:mwrc;l Sports 1.? Li. TEIRY O'KELLY, Ausiell, GIL; Bio1ogy. WILLIAM R. OLIVER. Durdunelle, Ark; Speech Transfer from MwsscuH School of Mums and Merallugy: Bem Phi Kappa 2,3,4,- SA CCIEMWN '3- Eurcpedn Club 2. Tvmc'hy Cub '24: Pi Kappa Delta 2,34, Pmluxmenlrlrcn .1, chnfe 3.3,4; Manager, KHCA 13.4 DENNIS MICHAEL ORGAN, Shreveport Lu.,- Mathemmics; Bern Phi Kappa 1 13,11, V1ra1Pr95. 2: Alpha Chi 3,4, Regional Representative 3, Vm-rpres 4,- Who's Who 3,21: SA Cobme? 2- Bison 1,2,3,4, Assisram Editor 1,?, Edmor 3,4; A COPPUHH 1,113.4. Tress 3.4: Quartet 4.- C'ncroh? 11 130.1105 3 Beoux 2,3,4- In'ercollegwuw Bowhng 1,21 Mu S-gmu Gamma .5 JANA ORR, Lubbock, Tel; Vo-ce- Trcrisfer from Lubbcd: Ciwsfzrm CoHege. VICTORIA PAiNE, Searcy, Ark; Elewenmry Educm on CATA 1,2 3 .11 Pepaner 1. Trans 2: A Cuppella 3 4- Ensemble 3,4; Charms 1,21 SNEAK 3 4, 5150!: Boomer: n 1; Bug Enters .- 163 BARBARA J0 PARSONS, Cavingfon, Tenn; Een-emmy EIhJ-r-zlmn Transfer From Freed HH' - , 3rd six L-CJ. mt Nowlhesm lwght; .1; Barnes Du Chrxzk- 3.1 Tmminr ham Olro RICHARD LEWIS PARTEZANA, Youngstown, 07.- E0 v' 7.-:-'.'C,y.1,.r1-- W i. H'! '1 54:192.: 3,: Hs' .1 Ir mgrnl Suons 3 AL J1 HOWARD PAULLIN. Easl lensing, Mi:h.: h 3mm; I Bison T H Hngln'r-x 1 C J4 Free I . L ..:W- i: S LVC: rm l 133-1. tH-am Ll-j'rv l5 X. Hemle T: Bar? Eicam's ! f m-rL-murnl Spa is I C 3 4 AH Srsr Facrlnll I muralcluh VDUn'H :7 PAULA CELLESTE PEACOCK. Tiplonville, Tenn; Mmhcmmhcs, M 00 J0 1 2,14. 56:. I T. Furs 3 Alpha iihx :17 Sub Tr Io Uub Queevl 4; HD'WCCDWUHQ Com! 4; SA Crlhmm -'l SNEA A: EHCIW E-comns 1.13,:1- Eu; 5 mm; 13; lntmdul: Councxl 3 Mu SKUWLI l rJrrIvrI': .3 JUNE DIAN PEARSON, New Pod Richey, Flu.; Halory, Transfer from S! Pefers- Dur'j JUNO! 'Dllumr Auslmbr'w Cmb IL Chorale 3.4: SNEA 3.47 Young Demo cruts 3,.1 DAViD MEOUIDDV PEEBLES, Suruiogu, Ark; Mmhwnmm; Komonm 1,234, PIE; 4- Y-IIC'JH Chff' T .391 ENE;: '23.:- WmmurH Swan's 13.34, MU Enmtl .Z-m-q I 3 ROGER PERHACS. Irwin, Pu.; GurrelinF 5:19:13; RICHARD EDWIN PERKINS. Dallas, Tex.; Bus r1953 Atin'm simuon; trunhrlrx Sgrrrx 1.4 14 Pelir Jenn T E:son BOCSVers 4, Inrnnnwanl SpchE 113,41 AH-Smr . 1C . 1 Fy'l'wL'H'MH .1 SOHJM' 1.3 d- Influnmurrll Amber's of HM: You 3. DELORES PETERS, Huldrege, Neb.; Heniemcny Educmlnrw- Trimsfer from York CaHefw Nonln-rn lunhls L :- SNEA 3 4, Bwson Boomers 3- L95 Bormcs Du Umsm L: A DALE L. PHILBRICK, Rye Bench, N. HA; Arr- K: J; K,:: ' I Pres E ' x1 L' f W3 Na'Tx-u-s Al SNF-'x 3 d 3.45 Payers 1 2 Erlucww Tryrvfw from ANNETTE PHILLIPS, Wilmingfun, DEL; E' ' .3. I'm: 4 N; NOI'I -'- :5'5.'1 Hre'u w Fchrrr H Lye: um lgms 1 1 .u DOROTHY SLINKARD PIERCE, Gateway, Ark,- Eluswna'as iduunom- IBM Phi: 1:7 4, FrISI-IHHHP l- Clzcmhe 1; ENEA 3-1 B 30:7 Boomers V; Alucrxrm S'urlu-s 1.le.1-; SENIORS Graduates follow pathways to greater heights 'JHTEUM'I'LI v'hmmyn g qwrm '0 Dr. E ' ?an as M? dnlnr'j-V's HlV'I echnns Eha promdure wlmzh H29 rehnn uses In bringing obiecTs mrc focus. DWIGHT LEEROY PIERCE, N. Little Rock, Ark; Edam,- TNT Z V'H: he'i 3 V'rtlmuml Spam , 1 m m .11 n . . MARY DON PRESTRIDGE, Detroit, Mich: Hememrny Eziumhor Delhi Clw 0' ?ch 1? ts! SNEA 2.1 Bxson Boosters :' MERLIN R. PRIOR, Imperial, Neb.; Busmvass Adminisrmvion; Tmngfw From Yovlr. UDHWH': Hem WM Kappa 14 Nphcu Ch. 4, Frees A Whoa WM 4- '3-nus AwnM 3 SA Celine? 3 4 Bison J 1. Fem Jean SJ. ,- JA, Was .1 r :3 Il- EHHPS S. Benux 3 4 me- Bccshr Shrine: I14 Imun-uym Spam; 3 4V ROBERT E. RADER, JR. York'own, Ind; sticx'v' Cnh-y 1 93,11. 9,3 VVP-Pres .5. Ammwm STudwE-S ?,3,d- FIN AIMHI Them 34; OCAPA 1,73 ,1. PH.-L .X-l- Young Purpuhhcnns 3,4, Pf Knppn Dclm 3.11, VlCG-FFBS A; Wrrxmuml Swans L134, JAMES AUSTIN RANDOLPH, Hobbs, N. Mex: Mug: qui-xhvw Ta'wder t'nu lUiinICxilv. O nswm Colregc-- A C'umoHr. .: .1 MENC '5 -: LEO GLENN RANDOLPH, Sparta, Tenn.- ?:',5c:2' FL:H won N'Lhr ? Karma NT 3 Dzlclyfolcgy 3 Bacn Boosters . dee K 1- Vv'sm 1y Club I MhErccllcgm'c .mH :; miromurm Sports 27. 3 CAROL ANN REYNOLDS. Tulsa, Okla; BICRIVEP..' 0' an FM - H o-Jlo E, .: FrerMed 1 C Hahn am i Ergiycd'er 3. ANDY RICHMOND, Waldron, Ark; VH1 Prm. 4 A CnppeHu 1 Euson Bgoslms 3- CJCJV K . lnknmluwH Sperm T2331, AH-Srm BusLMhLJH 3, LDUHETH? m ! JANICE RICKETT. leavenworfh, Kcn.; Home Economms JOHN D, RICKETT, Mandy, Mm; Fuoloryy; Dehn lom 1,7,34, VmE-me 3, P199. 11: llmoliw llub 4: CVOIUIP l: HVI'HHUIL'IISFJOI'IS14.5. DICKIE R1 RIDlNGS, Gideon, M0,,- Blobgy, AEX l 3 3 .1 Sec 3, Scmnce Chm 2,3 4 JEAN RIGGS, Searzy, Ark; ElL- wmrxw Emcmon- Tr-msr-w '3er AF Mme Ums- er FOHELJE SNEA 3 J; B-san Boosters 3 .1 fa rallies boosted bison football team's spirit ll reassured the fooVboH pmyers by early rxsing students as the team prepares 10 leave for ms meering wirh AMA m Pme EMF. i BE'ITY JANE ROBB, Davidson, Mich,- Busmess Ecluccrow Tmmsier frcm FHnI Commumw MINT Co'i-i-v: KS JO Km P.34. Tre'xs. 9. VI'PrF'IG': 3 SNEA 4: E son BC-VM'PFZ '.' 3 JAMES DWIGHT ROBE. Flint, Mich- Physcm Effuzrncn- 3qu T-H, 1,? TA ' LA 5 597cm?! Mw'n L .yNEL u? Vwr': V rluv: 1.? i. A IntHLCHeg -:'r-'- Euraimszi Tr'uL i Z. HALl-IE LOUlSE ROBBINS. Hanover, N. H.; Fsyzhclocw Transfa from anscn CDWH IF'r-IP: Pm 3-1 V -pl'ES 4, Afr E'JH Club 3 lmh UCF-Wl-T 3 P'ucordmg Ohms A ENLX i4 f-niemrm Sunrims 4 OCM'A 3.4 BM: imrmz 4 hnmmuv-al Spam 3.4 1 mopum Cluir 47 Nou-s-m-m 3.4 HOWARD RANDALL ROBINETTE, Benlon, Ark; C-DrrfrtuJ Ecmnre lumhrf'x Swmn 1,134. VHIH V'I'M 4; Pelif Jean 23.4, ASSPSTUN Eusmcus Mrmrlqm 3; Bummms Mvmuz-Jur 4: SNEAK 3.4; Bum Boosrers 344; Crde K 1,9,3. PIr-s. P. Digmrl LHEUTmmnI Caveman P. inhmwml Sports 1.2.3.4, AH-Smr FoorhrIH A, DANA lYNN ROWLAND, Plymouth. Mich; EngHsh. Zen: Wu Zrm l,?,3,-d, Vin:- PrEs 3 Mt 4; Bison J; Chorale W.- SNEfx 3, BISOD BODK'WS l '13 :5. 50C- Ir-E'Js u- ha'wrduh CCUIMM P ERNEST GORDON ROY. FFymuu?h, Mich; Busw'issa Arirw'nmsirahon F'iDFIEEF I ?:1-1. hin'm T4 FIIANCES RUSHING. DeFuniak Springs. Flm; Home Ezonorn.:'5 Trrm-J'r-r flow anm m FTCH: Omcfau PM .3 4, Austmhrm Huh .1 Europmm UUE: ?won Eoozrr'rs 3 Colhecon 3,4. DONALD Pr SAMANIE, JR. Ff. Worth, Tex; Exc-loqw Mailman 1,113.4. Fm Chm! 3; Pelil Jean '1. SMDITE E-Llc-v J. V usury Club 1 P.3.-1.- IruhaanorJuye Baseball L? FUOIIU-h'l 1 7.3.4 JAMES ERWIN SANDlIN. leak? City. Flu; Accounmng, Alpha Flux Kappa! 1.2.111. Set 1, Saw lu-ws T, lwn-x'. 3. P: Gnmmn P5. 13.4, Tmns 3, VIEELPTUS A. Ammirnr. Sum w A Hmumur'vl Sporis 3.4 JERRY J. SEIVIDGE, Cuverf, Mirh.; Physmjt Eriucrmcn rmd Eulogy Frmer Soni-MS 3974 Phone: 1. Svc 2'. Pres. 3 A CnprJC-Hw ?3 E'mrl I.?.?- lnirmrmq! SilGrlS 1.: MARY NELL SHANNON, Henderson, Tenn; PF'yaCivl Eriumhon Tr'mshv frorr Trevi-P'lmni-z-Inrm Cqu-wn MEL 1 2.33,; Pepm'rr 3, id Ig-hr. Dream 4; SNFA 1,7,1. PENJJ E 7.4- mm vnuvH Sports 1.3.3 A, AHVS'er anLeran 7.3 VUHi-Vy- hnH '1'. hwrclut. FGUH'LJ '5 STEVE SHANNON, St Joseph, Mich; Mmhnmrmm. TmmFEr from BDWDH Hmbor Cammunjy f0Hu4'l0; lem SQrMFIS 1,1341: SA Ccabmm 1 17 3,-1- DHCIWDMUY 4. SNEA MP.- hwlnmwuml Spurn 7.3.4 CAROLE ANN SHEEHY. Muncgomery, Alm; Elementary EdiJchon; Trrmst-r from Nnimmn C'mghrm f:0HPQP. ZE'lfl F'ho 3,4, Sec 4; faummlrrn rlub 4. Dnuyin- logy 3.11. Ncnhrlm l OMS 3 Les Bonnes Du Chnsfe 3.4 LARRY SHEEHY. Alleluia. Ga: 311': Transfer frew fxlnbrmm V'hwahnn College; 1NT 3.11 l-unnrxlwn Hub -1 Dncfyrology 3-1 Tcnamhy KJUEV 3.4. h'lhu'huld Snows 3.4 PATRICK T3 SHELIOURNE, Corpus Chrisli, Ten; Accounting. Transfer from 091 Mg Junior COHEQIT' G'thy 3 :1 Tregs. .4- FH' Gamma P5. 3.4. Pres 41; American Sludm 3,11 Inrmmurrd Spells 3 JANE SIMPSON. Ransom. Kam; ELemenmry Education, OECE 1.9.3.4.- Pe'rit Jean 7,3,4. SANDRA SIMPSON, lusuku, Zambia; Elementary Edumlion; MEA T,7,3,4; DurIdeogy A; Chomhy l; SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 4; Camera Club 1.2.3.4. BETH SMITH, Corning, Ark; Secrefcurmi Scwence; Kuppn Pm l,?,3,4. Prc5. P erkpwa. A Bison 3; Northern Lighrs 4; A C:Ip;7EH:1 3; Chorale 1; SNEA 3; Blson 8001.1er5 3. PEMM 3; mirumurai Sports 1.2.3.4, AH-Smr Bcwlmg 3?: medub Councd ? 3 766 Transfer Hon: chl- CoHege TNT 3-1 DAN SMITH, Milan, Kan.; Mus : Edumh Trans. 4; Regina Club Sam .1 Two , -mb 3 .1 A COpDeH;134,VICC'FFCS.4 Quurlm 3, Belles 5. Beuux 3, A Tampa 3 .17 MENL' 3 4, che-Ples A Immmum Sporrs 3,4, AllrSmr Sofrburl 3 PATSY SMITH, Walnut Ridge, Ark; ENV'evzw. Edbf'H cm r-':cneer Hut: Queen 3,4; Kappa Delta L? 3,: SANDIE SMITH, Rocky River, 0.,- Semndmy Edumrlon, Jo Co Ju 1,2,3 Reporler 1, Trees, 3, Pres A, iV-dy Cow: ! 3? 3,4; SNEA 4, Co-D-raror May F-r-t-E 4, Petey Hub Queen 14- Bisnn LINDA SPEARS. Cullmun, Ala; Accoun'mc; :mr: Euareu L'w: AV: E . .; . Vice-PIEL 2, Pres, 2,3,- Mny Court Norr-mee -1 SA Bison Boosters 1,? 3,4, Vice-Pres. E P, Gr: m-l Pm County! '1 I. m-V 4 Fem Jean , Turn 4 mmsvh CARl D, STARK, Seurcy, Ark.: Chewis'ry AEX 1 P,S,ri- Somme HUI; 1 .' ' GWENDOLYN C. STARKEY, Cnninn, 0.; Must Eciu :Ic-v, Mgnst-r , Valley CoHege A CLIDDE'HO 3 A SNEA ?- d L Tr-mnn 'i 5 MEN. 7 :1 BETTY ARNELL SIARR. San Antonio, Tex; Hc-w Erononv: andv- ' 1' L Anfomo College CAROLE STECKLER. Abilene. Tex.; Hemenlmy Educnnom Iw-msfm - .-: w i-Mew Chrminn College; Them st 3,4, Vice-Pres. J, Spars Ewe: African Club 3,4; Northem L:ghls .1 fhorcie P Focoromn Jwrwt 93-55 1 ng Swims 4 lnfmmurnl Spams 3 u. - .1 ,M,Mm Ch .1 SHARON LOUISE STOGNER, Crystal Springs, Muss.; 39cm?! :I SIW'J- Zr Hv- Pom Hinds Jumor Ccllege- OFCE 3 A Tums 3 SW: .5, Pugs RCN'ML SANDY STONE, Nuvuso'a, Yeah: Home Ewncnuts, DELI; !,L',.;,.i, SM: 2' n Coppelia 2,3,4 Ensemble 1,2,3; Chorde 1, Bolivia 3. R-mw- 3 :1 QNFA 3 II Bison Bccsters 1 Big stmrs 9- Colhetcn 1.? '3 J KEITH STRAUGHN, Kansas City, Kum; MUSIC Educm-on Tumsfer irom Yow- College; TNT 3,4 Bison 3:1; A CcppeHc: 34 Ow IeT ; 2.4m; .9. F- '- A Tempo 3,4 MENC 3 4 ernmural Szmv's 3 .I N! SV-r 5? : ' ' ' LINDA SUE STUDEBAKER. Jefferson Ciw. M0,; PsycrologyrSgcuobgy- Gamma l,2,3,4, Pres, 1, Sc: 23, May Queen N-Jminym 3 WIN 1 7 3 d- famous W'wers Q A- Erwvnrcluh 03.sz f Ltc-ncvs wcun'! -9 Hw pond s v regular c:cunpnce rhouqhom 'I'e schao- yam JERRY FA TATE, Magnolia, Ark,- Mulhernnhcs; Transfer from Southern S1032 Colloge, Culuxy 3,4 Pres. 4- lmrumuml Sports 3,4; Mierduh Council :1: Mu Sugmr: Cclrr'umu 3,4, MARTHA ALICE TERRY, Midland, Tex.; Elementary Education; Transfer from Ahalene Clmswm KaHL-ge Lns Campanems 2,3,4, Hisfowm T, VIEC'PIDS 3. Pres, 4; May Queen Nommec 3, Northern Lnghrs A SNEA 3,4; BwSOn Baosrers 2,3 4- Cutha-ion ?; lnhrxmuml Sports 3,4; Interclub Counm! 3,4; lcs Bonnes Du Chrisre 4. JGlEE THAYER. Ymk, Neb.: Musm Educcaricn; Transfer from York CoHegG; Who's Who 11, European Club 3,4; A Coppeliu 3 4, Enscmbh: 3,41, BeHes 8t Eenux 3,4: SNEA 3,81, A Tempo 3,4, MENC 3 4: Colhecon 3, F. J. THOMAS III, Harrisnnville, Mo.; Busmess Admmisrrm'xon; Trrmsfm from New Mcmco Milnnry M'MIIIUIL', Pioneer 2,3,4, Peperler 2, Pros. 3, Mierclub CouncH 2,3. MARY LOUISE THOMAS, Seulcy, Atk.; Busmess Admw'mmcmon; SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 3. KEN TIPTON, Heber Springs, Ark; MmhemnFrs; Tmnsfpr Mom LiHJc Rock Univermy, 1NT i T 3,4, TVECIS 3, TTNJIhy Cfub dr A C-tlpprzllcn 33,11; Chorale 1,2, Bund 1.2,3, Smence CM: 3,4,- A Tempj 3,3; MENC 2 3; lnlmmurnl Sports 4. WILLIAM H. TUCKER, Tusulloosa, AICL; Busmess Ar-lrnmklrnhon; Sub T46 l,i',3,-1, Ju Go in; Club Benu 3,4; Unss choMI? 3; flnss che-Pres. 3, Curcie K 3; Vorsny Huh 1,2,3 ImercoHegIofe FoofbuH 1,? COM 3. LEE CARLTON UNDERWOOD, JR., Searcy. Ark; Accounting and Business, SA Cnlmner 1,733.4; Scuonce CM; 1; Pi Gamma Psi 7,3,4; American Studies 2,3,4: Youmg Repqucnns 3, WAL'IER VAN BLAIR, Blownsberg, Ind; Bible; Transfer fmm Frcorerurdemnn CoHege. DWAYNE D, VAN RHEENEN, Oskuloosu, la; Speech tmd Buhlo, Mclxaccm 1.2.3.4, Sc: bk? 3 Omani: Wu Huh Beau 34- SA Represenknive 3 SR Pro; 41; Tva'l' Y Club 1.3q4 Chomln P; BwSOn 8005535 3,2- Carc'e K 1,?, SEC '2, CUMPUE' Wuyers 3,3,4 lmmmurm Spams 12,3,4; CorChcmmnn stsion WorkShOil 4 JOHNNY RAY VAUGHAN, Dkemoh. Okla: Busmess Adm'mistrcmon; Transfer from Oklahoma Chmhrm CnHugcn TNT 2,3,4, Hisxormn 4; Bison d; Chorale 4; chm Boosters I1,- Grclr: K 3,4: FM Gamma Psi 33,4, Ameiirim Studms 13,4; Young RCpuhhchn: 3: Intramural Spcns 13,4, All-Smr Foolbqll 2,3,4, LINDA VAUGHN, Morrisvown, Tenn.; Elementary Educmion; Transfer from FreedeurmeKm College, Austranm Club 3,4; SNEA 3,4, BE'ITYE RHAE WAKEFIELD. Lafayette, La.; Home Economtcs; Tlunsfer from Umvweuy 01 Snulhwrralorn Ln: OEGE 2,3,4, VicerPres 3, Trans. 4; European Club 4; Norvlmrn Lighm .1; SNEA 3,4; Ccrhecon 2,4, ESTHER WAN, Hong Kong; Chcmisny; Science Club 4, Camera Club 2,3,4, JFWEL LYNN WARD, Slarkville, Miss.; Home Ecnnormcs; Transfer from Fleeti- Hcrdemcm College,- MEA 3.4. Trees. 3, Devotional Chmrmon 4; Dch'Vy'lcalcagyl 3,41 Lorin Amer-cnn Club 4- Br-Ms'n Columbm Ciub 3: SNEA 3.4; Colhecon 3,4: Les Bonnos Du Chime 3,4 RITA WEBB, Lynn, Ark; Dieielics; Kappa Delta 12,334, Reporter 2, Sec. 3; Big Sisrers ?,3,4; Concon 1,2. JIMMIE EA WEST, Fulinn, Miss.; Satinl Science; Transfer from Hownmba Jum'or CoFloge; lecr Soclnhs 3,4, Sec. :1, Timothy Club 3.4: Chorale 3,4, lOUEltEN WEST, Seurcy, Ark.: Home Economycs, Transfer from University of Miami 168 DON WHEELER. Conneauf, 0, Edog; 5-:.- :: low: 1 3,31 .1 GLEN PAUL WHITAKER, lubbntk, Tex; Bus mess Admnrstruban Tmnsfer from Lubbock Chmsmm College Mum: l ? Vans. '3 4 Re: T T2339, A Vcws-w C'ub E J lv -3::Clleg-:sre 8115119211! 3-1 GARY LAMARR WHiTBY, Memphis, Tenn.; JinglIsF Transfer from Mcmph's Emu? 5; mm 2 .e A r'qmmm ; a Q-mvge .: Lim norm ; ' '1 GUS WHITE, Bishop, Tenn: Bll'E'W W. RALPH WHITE, Memphis, Tenn,; xluirwsiry, Mol'wrrm 1,? 3 .1 Chorale 12.3: SL'IFv'IgF C'ub 1 3,34 mrmmul'd SHOWS 1,3,3 .1 LANNY G. WILDMAN, Moro, Ills Bubhs C, hwy t 2.3 4, Sec 2, Reporrer 3x1; Unis SECJT'EUS. SA 6312mm J, Bison 7-, Fem Jenn :- Charms: :1- B'scn Bcosfevs 2 3 Circle F f QCAPn 7 B Hm :9 r'I'WDUi Dl-nyars 3, InrrcrmurM 'vcv's '3 KHC-i .1 DENNB WILLARD, Wesl Fluins, Mo.; Nwsmni F'iuccmon; ?runsFer from York CoHege, Sub T716 34 SNFA :1 PFMM '- .1 V'nw. Huh 3d mvercollegiale anbcxH ? J. LINDA WILLIAMS, Cleveland, 0,; ElorvnM'mruy Emmanon; Transfer fyom Ohio Vchy College; 29.10 PM chn 9,3,4, Soc 3, Hwalamm 4; Galaxy Cfuh Queen 4,- DncTybquy 2; SNEA 3.4, Vlcrr Pres II: Bison Boosrers G 4, $97 3 d Eisonetres 4 Ca-Cnmram 4 En Smers 3 LEW Bomws Du Chum? .3 4: FLOYD WAYNE WILLIAMSON, Dierks, Ark; Amounlmg- Fruter Scdalws 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2134 VwcP-Prng, 1 Fun, 4 ImcrccHemn'e Swimming 3-: 'm-q.w-,,.,r,1 Srm-rr, I 7 JAMES WA WILSON, Springfield, MD.; Hz'm'. mm Enqhsn UV Smyrna Alpha ' 34, Sec 2 3 Pres .: Wios Who 3,.: 5-K Represerz-3-.ve 2, Trans, 3, Dme? .: Bisan 1,3 3,4 A iunpnlln W T 1.: chrvlp 1 C ':IV K ?1 American Sufi Pi T ,1 A 9'W LIEYMT Them .74 lINDA SUE W1LSON, Lubbock, Tel; H ysKM ErFUCJP-ou- Transfer From Lubbock Chrs'irm Lc-Heqe MEI? '3 .2, mhlmm D xime 3 Pres 4; TNT 0be Queen 3,4, FNEA 4 BSGH Ucc-sten FFAIKM g. 9 ' :1 Pm: Smms d Inhomuml Sporu hverrluh FoLmrl ,1 RONNIE WILSON, Lubbock, Fem; BDIGUV Trclnsfm from Lubbock Chlmmn ,OHPQQ- FV'HIM Sodm :. ,xA VlcaFar'Ir, .1 ARNOLD BROOKS WINTER, Ruleville. Miss.: F?'ysrcnl Educrmon: Mohucon 1.2.3.4: Zefr: PEN Ze-Vc: Cfub Bezu 4, PEMM J1 Vrnsly Club 4 1r'merema'e Baseball 714 hnynmuml Snort, l f1 '5 A M! SW: FQCHMH T T 3 :1 JO ANN WOOD, Durdanelle, Ark,- Home Exmom cs DATA 1,? 3 4,- Muy Cour! l, yr C'm pub I C' Nowhem :vH-M J. Flwomle .': SNFA 1 2 3 A, checon 1,2,3! GLENDA FAY YATES, Fl. SmHh, Ark; Elementary Euucrmon, Jo C-c: Ju 1.23.4, VwCe-Prcs J, Pres 4; SA Replesenrcnwe p. Peril Jean 3,4, Socxul Cubs Editor 3 4- SNFA A Ewan Boos'e-rs 1 T 'f- B-r! Smtms ? INe-cmb Comm! 3 KAREN LYNNE YOUNG, Jacksonville, lll,; Bwlogy: K0 Jo Kai 1.23.4, Sec. 2. Pres. 3, SNEA 4; Bxson Boomers 1?: Big 545mm ?, RON YOUNG, Kingmun, Kun.; Pohhml Smr-ncu cmd H15?ovy, Lambda Sigma l,2,3,d, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Amerwccm SIudies 2,3,4.- Phi Alpha Them 3.4, Frss. 4, Pi, Kappa Delta 3,3,4 Pres. 3, lnrmmuml Sports T,2,3,A. LARRY MICHAEL YURCHO, ShrevepoH, La.,- Accounrmg and Business; Beta Phi Kappa 123,4. Trees. 4- Bison 1.9.34 Pi Gamma P3: 23.4, Vice-Pres. 3. Reporter 4 Armenian Smdes 3,4, Vnrsny Club M1311, lnlercollegxcre Bowling 1 2 315- WchwcH Soc : W 2.3 L1 AH S'ur Sd'bcfl T 169 Bobby Franklin Acre Greenbrier. Ark Robert Vonn Adams DUHm'Jn, Ga Harvey Dale Allison Rkhavd Amen Demmis Leigh Anderson E-ivtstEn OH: Mary Margaret Ashlan Ponm C-iy, Okla Peggy Ann Aul! Don Robert Babb Billy Joe Baker Jacqueline Balenfine Woodsf.eld, 0 James David Bales Sealcy, Ark Sherry Lee Bulfhrnp FT. Worth, Tex. Patrick Barker PrnH, Kan. Elmo Jean Barnard Judsonm, Ark Orchy, Kan Und sleu Tex Janice Marie Barry Danny Lynn Burlley James lewis Bell D1ytcn, O James Daniel Bonnet! M-I'cn, Kan Undo Joyce Benson MJH E1, Ark Reggie Dean Beny W'H'nu? P -'hc Ari. Maw Lynn Blackburn Luuis Dean Bond Robert Allen Bawden Gail Verleen Boyd Billie Jean Brudsher Bobble SIJE Breeden , Robert Lee Breeder! York Net- Broi-i-wn Bow, Okln Clmhwlle, Tex. Lanroer N. Y Rector, Ark. Twerlown Miss ermsrknle M Mary Belh Braderirk Wurdelk Mo Gene Bronson Sanity, Ark. Danna Joy Brown F1 :uM Arlt Gary Brown BENCH, Frlvr James Ray Brawn iw-JIV! BMI'IC Md: lewis Chcules Brown Ruth Anne Brawn Scurqx Airlr Newphm, Tern JUNIORS Juniors record new high levels of achievement JUNIOR OFFICERS. Dr; P T Jacksonvilie Ar'r. Mommas, Aid, Margaret Ann Arnold N Lvrle Pack, Ark. Huber Springs. Ark Clnrcndon, Ado Hoxencc Ala. Clark, Sponsor- PHI! Dmon, i . l la. 43.1.1?! Presxdem; Duane Daws, Serretury; BM Culp, Vite President; John Ryan, Spanscr, Minx W a huh and nppenlmg s'we l 1119 Omarmm rnr'u $1 Mary Jane Busby .. Faye Ellen Bush Lad: Linda Sue Byrd E pr Peck Art Kenneth H. Carpentai kumrws C m, Mo Patricia Chumbliss Monroe Lr: Roberta J1 Chrisiison MOW Pe'er Christy .LHg-s.1 3m. p Charles MiHar Clark Norma Faye Clary , Glenn Melvin Cope NeurJ-o, MC, Daniel Geurge Cosion Mm'wmelb, Ark Donnie Cox Mcksc-wwfia. 17M bu. Wayne Craig M :9: Km 0 TT'VT Bany Ann Crenshow F',- Sherry Cross Ronald Eugene Cullisnn William lowell Culp Walter Cunningham Glenove Curris James Curtis MW : Nancy Lee Dasher Mary Dianne Davis Sharon Ann Deacon Ruse Anne Dklslaar Marilyn Teresso Dixon Philip Dixon Karen Danley Mary Rebeca! Dooley Maribeth Dawning Sieve Dunn Carol Jenn England Barry George Erskine thur. m L 3 VI. Cecil Clyde Ethridge Da.MS. 1m Glendell Ray Farm LasHHMg r: Don Finraw SEW : Wgnl HTCHJ i'rww' :1!le 1., vnrw'cs mug : Mm Imp? 'Hw-t' m4 'JH r'w- v.9: 1' ILL. Robert Morris Ford William Hurry Folsyfhe Gordon Fos'er Linda Faye Freeman James Melvin Gubler Cami Gunsner Jame; Gardner Homte Keiiey Geurin Rachel Gibbs Ronald Linn Gibbs . Ruben Duh.- Gibson Ralph Allen Gilbertsen Peggy Jenn Grandi William Wauace Gran! Polly Jeanem: Graves Marilyn A. Griffin Beny Ann Holey Vivian Delores Hondley James Hannah Lawrence Roy Harris Janice Hawkins John Heard N Eli'zubelh Ann Hedrick C, Beth Hemingway Joyce Diane Henderson Lee Ellen Hendrix Peggy Sue Hendrix Pele Brown Henry James Larry Hillis Randy Auhw Hiner Sharon Hinsun Barbara Sue Hit: Samuel Wayne HudneM George Holcomb Robert Hollis lobed Hullowoy Dan House . Annelle Louise Houiz Joan Carol Howard Robert James Howard Brute Dean Howell David Howell Donald Ray Huddlesfon Hen Milton Huey Joann Hula Charlene L, Humphreys Brenda Joyce Jackson . Melvin Ray Jernigan Donald Hail Johnson Judy Guy Johnson Wilborn Jones .. Darwin Keichline Ronald Hugh Killen Doloris Kay Kirkbride James Knight Marika louise Knger I72 Bl-erny, Mich Memme, Ln Scoilstacro, Am Donmh'm. M0 Longwew, Tex COIMWJIIE. HF. Suhnrls Culif' Ramon Ark Sm'lmy, Ark Escondwrio, CnH tuhbock, Tex F3Ir.?1fIt-Ic1' MISS Man-m Tenn Mielthnm N J Rockford, HI Colorado Springs, HI Rmvste Arlr Hymn; Ari: me Huwn, Ari: Little PCCL. Alk Tent: H-n. tC Ind, Ll'TID Foch, Ark Smarty, Ark way H-H, N, ,l Vx'lorm Pm. NingOl'7 Ark f-nrc'nel Ark. x c!un- !' ;n Tenn Swucy, Ark. Worlund, WV Sunny Ari Pu'mefh Ark thom, M155 Mobile Ala Pnncmon L'ZI. Liunmn Ark F'me gruff, Ark erhexier, Ky HunMvsHe, Ala Monroe, LU Dnrhnmon, PO Dnrlmaron Pa. Augumn, Kan Mruysville, O KenneH, MD Memphis, Tenn Mmrhews. Mo, Buymwn, Tex, Shmvmmrr La Clucago Heght; Ill. Searcy, Ark Conneuuh 0 Monroe, Lo. Indianapolis, Ind. Ark. 0H0. Aima, Bnrl'este 1;!!!th ',Hlllplrs hansfarm Thy? mmpus mm m lxohdqy wondDMrmrl nsmg blight FVPHHEF'H, snurklmrl Irths mm Umsrmas rmufs ham H10 241 6His .wunteers decorate to create holiday cheer Ronn Lumber! W-cHch, Ky Erlene Marie Laney , Broken Arrow, 0H0. Linda Lou Lawrence Ponhuc, chh Sumnne Ruyne learned Hmnsburq, IH Lavonne leroux Sr Lows, Mo Harry Alberl lisle L'V'myon Te- Reia Jeanne Lloyd Spv-ng HIH K-'m Linda Lotklur Lr-mnman, Ky Philip Max lorenz VVICHKL Krm Nancy Sue McBurney ng'mm, Kcm Janet Elaine McCloud Lulnyerle Ind Charies Wayne McCuchgh Swami Auk Paul Edward McDaniel 4 ins! Point Go. Ivan MtKinney LuLo V.Hclge, Art. William R. Mnfone Almfnon Haxghls HI. Velva June MarIeney ldnprnlj Kan James Massey Krmsvls City, Mo Roger Edward Massey Wheehng, W. V0. James W. Malheney Mouximn Ark, Munhu Jenn Muihis Dothan, Ala. David Jon Moron Eush's, Neb Harold Floyd Mevedhh HmeHlursl. Muss John Roy Marlin Marti Semcy, Ark Charles E. Miller N Lmle Rock, Ari: Linda Faye Miller Pocdee. Tex Deanna Beth Mills Sonny Avk Carolyn Sue Moore , Um Rio, Tex Joyce Anne Moore PhoemzL AW Michael Edward Maura Sprmgheki, Mo. James William Moss Bolivar, Term, Sandra Jenn Mayer W95! Nnms, MD Barbara Ann Neely Vundolia, 0 Early lauise Neiderer York, Pm. Merry Lynn Nelson Huflrmfi Mxth Rebecco Ruth Nicks Fm! Wa'lh Te- 173 Shivley Dimple North Mumson, Tenn. Foy CTNnal Anrimsl Okla Bobby Dun ON . Dekaib, Tex, Julia K Owens N. Lmle Rack, Ark. Ferry Lee Pam Fiunf, MicH. Poulene Pull: Albion, Po Nunty Curul Parks Chadesron, Mu Twyla Sue Pale , Senrcy, Ark. Jimmy Paul . Hurst Tex. leonord P. Peninger Balvuersfueld COM, Mary Louise Pharr NashviHC, Tenn. Alma Sue Phillips Searcy. Ark. Paul Manin Pin Mamphxs, Tenn Gerald Dwighl Plemons Ft Worth Tex Michael Plummel MassiHon, 0 Stephen MilPon Pope Bnldwyn, Nuss. James G. Pounds Cordovan, Aim, a Joel Gray Prikhe Seorcy, Ark. , , 4 .1 Carol lynn Prucha McAFesier. Okra, ' k Jerly Lynn Reuves Mmden, Mo. k Lois Ann Reibuldi Neosho. MO. 111ml I dk Juan Marie Rilchie Seotcy, Ark. Janie Rinenour . Frcdncksburg. 0 Jack Rubens England! Ark. Barbara Sun Rnberuon Lnrle Rock, Ark. Sandra Kaye Rolen Overland, Mo. Arvid lac Russell Secxrcy. Ark. Nancy Ade Ruyse BeHevue Wash. Ruth Eveiyn Rucker Ncaslw rle Tenn, Carol Ann Rudniph Madison, Wk. Charles Ernes' Rudolph Mad son, W15, Max Glenn Safley Tman Ia, Linda Lee Sanderson DEIby Ken. Linda Diane Schmidt Balnwm Cw, Kan, Nancy Kay Sum Kress Tex JUNIORS Homecoming highlights include visits by parents Fjll-gnf-I u: .5 ; , .-, r.w;va;:3 5 9.1.5- lc-nm mmur wwl pwxw: nwmmvg feshwbes on cuwnus nah Fh-ii 50m nnj daughlers Kathy J. Scruggs Cddwmer, Miss, Harmon Seawel . Rockford, IN David Julian Senn Henderson, Tenn, Susan Carol SeHiff . . Ashdown, Ark. Victor L. Shelton Cobmdo Spdngs, Colo, Samuel Shewmaker, Kulomo, N Rhodesm Sherman Shewmaker. Koiomo, N. Rimdesio Rnberi Simmons lepumo, Alk Nancy Ann Sims Wichita, Kon Gary Don Sizemnre , Muskogee, Oklm Clyde Gayiun Smith Memphis, Tenn David Eugene Smilh Ashdown, Ark. Glenn Wayne Smilh Searcy, Ark, William Richard Smith York, Neh Paula Ann Spencer Wm'rn SpIIngs, Alk kinda Louise Stanton . Nedrowl N. Y. Roberi Luuis Slavensun Nbion, Nab. Melvin L. Srinnen . Mmyville, Tenn. Connie Jean Taylor , Diamond, Mo. Richard Wynn Taylor San Benno, Tex. Vittor Dale Thom . Pcckford, 1H Carroll Thnmusnn , Midland, Tex Jack Edward Thorn Viennol W. Va, Palliciu Alene Tippins Mcbiie, Na. Jesse Ray Talund . ,7 Mnnqum, 0km Elaine M. Tuwnsdin Omaha, Neb William Henry Tvickey Lonoke, Ark. Marion AnneHe Tyner Memphis Term Janet Ann Tysinger Dallas. Tex Kathleen Elaine Vulenline Dallas, Tex James H. Vunderpnol . Bakersfield, COM. Mutilyn Vaughan Glenwood, Ark. Jacob Millon Vince ! Russell, Ia Walter Warren Voce Hcrleywlle. Ala Sherry Lynne Wan N lMHe Rock Ark Allen Walker .. Smmg HM, Term. Helen June Wulson CnmpbeH, Mo. Mary Nancy Wufson Annfsion, Am. Reba Wayland Delaplame, Ark. Carolyn Dahlia Webb Searcy, Ark. Lois Webber . Des Arc, Ark. Robert Earl Wes! lnduun-apolw's, Ind. Joel Edwin White Mmheson, Cob. Jerry Whilehead ShelbyviHe Tenn. Philip L. Wilkerson Beech Grove, Ark Rebecca June Wilfiams , McCrory, Ark. KenneOh R. Wilmolh McPhersonl Kan. Jae Dale Wilson Vernon, Tex, Mary Julia Wilson .Senurh, Mo Constanta Sue Wolfe Sh Clairsvilie, 0. James Robert Wood Seurcy, Ark. Edward Woodward Jefferson City, Mo, Jay Frames Wonlnrd Noylor, Mo. Lucian Edward Work Trenton, Mmh. Howutd Melvin Wrighl Folsom, Pa. Timothy Wayne Youree Electra, Tex, 175 larry Joe Aaron , Lemno, Ark. Hmold Alexander Dehg'nr, Ayk, Randy Allison Pocahontas, Ark Nunry Clare Allmon Purrson, Pa. Reba C. Ashiey N LxIHe Rock, Ark. Janice Lynn Alfeberry Secxrcy, Ark Chesler Clinlon Baird VVIHIFO'd' Ark. Marianne Bull Dallas, Tex. William F. Ballard San Francisco, Calif. Charles Glenn Barber Clarendon, Ark. Ron Lune Burner lmle Rock, Ark, Sharon Louise Balnes Ende, Ark. John David Barron . ngh Springs, Fizz. Ronald Laland Bales . Zonesvllle, O. Rithmd Allen Beck Cherry Tree, Po, Carla Bell LIH?OUFI'IJ Mo James Mizhuel Beiue Osceola, Ark. Rebeca: Puuietle Bennett Semcy, Ark, Kathy Bans Hmkory Pyrige, Ark Ronafd Gene Boilia TUISCL Ark Sharon Kay Bonnell Domphan, Mo. Ronald Edwin Boudru Morrxlton. Ark, Brenda Ann anca . Hdena, Ark. Katherine Loraine Boyd Ponsocofu, Flo. MiLI-Iuel John Boyd ,. Sr LOUIS, Moi Leah Frances Bradford Oinfon, Adm Pamela Bradford RHD Vnst Calif. Bonnie Louise Bruwner Eurrton, Kan. Faye Marie Brewer Foley, Ark, Jack I'horrlus Brock C'orkste, Ark. John Lee Braderhausen St Laws, Mo, Archie Brawn Erosiey, Mo Carlene Blown . Po::1i'on?as Ark Gerald Craig Brown . Orange, Calif Kathryn Jeanne Brown Atlanta Ga SOPHOMORES Sophomore leaders achieve inspiration of class SOPHOMORE OFFICERS. Dale Vuorir Vme Presadenr Galyn Van Rheenen, President, Kay Bonneli, Secretory; Jerry Starr, Sponsor; memy Allen, Sponsor. -Urx BUTTER 10h I Anita Jean Burtnn Murray, Ky. Sharon Elaine BuIler Pcngburn, Ark. louis Fred IuHerfield , Erie, Pa. Ann Elizabeth Camp .. Wich'ta FaHs, Tex. Roger Eugene Coley Annondole, VD. Kaye Ellen Carpenter Ash Flcm, Ark. David Gerald Currulh . TuHo, Tex, Alan Carter Searcy, Ark Ann Charline Clark Searcy, Ark. Gilberl Leroy Clark College Park, Md. Jerrell lynn Clark Mche, Ark Haber? C. Cohorn Souk Rapwdm Minn Donald Lee Collins SI Clmr, Mo William David Collins Omaha, Ark Deanna Conner FY Smith, Ark Jeanette Conway Anchorage, Alas. Gary Dee Conrell AHcmm, Go. Penny Elaine Coyne St. lDUIS, Mo. ArFene Ethel Craig Mossih'on, 0. Carolyn Ann Craig Godfrey, HI, Donna Jo Cranford Memphis, Tenn Karen Louisa Cronin Denver Colo. Verna Nell Curd Ludwlgeburg, Ger. Wayne William Daily El Dorado, Ark. Lynda! Wayne Dale RussellviHe, Ark. Donul'd Knight Daniel Dallas, Tex. Marcus Olun Davis NashviHe, Term, Sheryl Lynn Deny Benloane, Ark. William A. Dempsey , Memphrs, Tenn Linda Jean Dewoody Camden, Ark Cnmlyn Dee Dimuzin YeJIwHe, Alk. Kinda Ann Dismuko Lonoke, Ark. Elbert W. Dixon Searcy, Ark. Nancy Ellen Dowdey Ermingham, Ala. Malia Drill DuHus, Tex. ss elections demonstrate will to participate . . nl vivalr ' 470,11!!! wave sought nHm Hus yen: wnh c: LN-n compehhve splm cs poswrs were hung on who s'udem center m on cm of frle dy y Eu 'IM ry: , ' '1' 'V W' : :' '- - Nj1 H: 210-115 rm ; r: Unckl Pr: Mm romhred wdh Pn-OWIHE fomsanicnshm prawn? Fundnmemnl Ingredients Mr f0 taming: SOPHOMORES The mid-winfer outings odd flavor of excitement Fred Lynn Dquis Dunville, III. MD! Edringlon . Pomgould, Ark. Meta June Emmerich Hughfon, La. Robert Clayton Erickson MussioHon, 0 David Lloyd Faulk Seorcy, Ark. Diana Lee Fehling SaIcHite Bauch, Flo. William David Fields Bedford, Ind Nelson Chu-Chung Fong Hong Kong Judy Lee Forbes! Helena, Alk, Robert Brmon Ford Muscie Shoalsl Ara. Mike E. Fromplnn Indianapolis, Ind John Charles Frazier Mabel, 0. Hugh Freeman Norchez. M155. Karen Kay Gulyean . Bentonville, Ark. Nancy Gambrell Anchorage, AJas, William T. Gammon .. Warner Robins, Go. Donna Kay Gurlnck . , Memplm's, Tenn. Nancy Gibson Scmm Ana, Calif James Kenneth Glass Memphis, Tenn. Charlie Plim Gnazh Herondo, Mwss, James Ruwiings Gowen Doha, Ark. Fiance; lynn Grady Memphis, Tenn. Jane? B. Grange , Mudvcle, Ida. James Ernest Green Vuldosm, Ga. Philip Wayne Griffi. Nashville, Tenn. Larry Don Griffiih Thayer, MO. Bane Ilene Grimes Molden, Mo MariFynn Jane Grimes Gould, Ark. Guy Grove . Conemaugh, Pu. Purkar Lee Gunn . . West Helena, Ark. William Harold Huines Chicago, IH Nancy Cure! Ham Shirley, Ark Mary Eloise Hamblen Cloverdale, Ind. Curtis Hamiliun , Hopkins, Ky, Karen Hamilton . Mudxson, III. 178 Travers Hanna Fan Chwch, Va. Danna Hardin . , , Arbyrd, Mu Carrol Sims Hurgrove Poplar Bluff, Mm Robert Harpnle ,7 . Success, Ark. Mi'chell Hadley Searcy, Ark Delmu Faye Reggie Sammy, Ark. Jeannette Marie Heid Smrsburg, 0 Shirley Ann Herndon Memphjs, Tenn, Samuel Edward Hester Lelghfon, Na. Joe W. Higgingolhum New Boston, Tex. Donnie Harold Hoadley , Hammond, Ind. Marcy Jo Haggai! Lafayette, Ind, Dianne Elizabeih Holder , Searcyl Ark Deanna Sue Hullund Memphis, Term Theresa Dianne Hollis . FcrmerviHe. La. Rhydonia Rulh Holi Sisne, IIL Christian George Hnwald Mossillon, 0. Bill' Walker Howard Momgomery, Ale. Helen Muuri;e Howell .. Pon Arthur. Tex. Elaine Carol Huddleston Nashville, Tenn. Arlhur Lee Hudkins Kansas City, Kan. June? Kay Hudsun LiNle Rock, Ark Brenda Hughey Search Ark Sharon D Hunnicun Memphis, Tenn Sherry Jeaneil Hunt Thwbodaux, la. David Lee Hunter ngmun, Kan, Nancy Sue Hyde Russellvifla, Ark Jerry Lee Janiz Lorrame Kan. A. Earlina Jester McCule, Ark. Cumlyn Elaine Johnson Memphis Tenn. Carol Lea Johnston Maynard, Ark. Linda Lee Kee Seurcy, ArkA Gary Cecil Kelley Pocatello. Ark. John Edward Kelley Jerusalem, 0. John Kerby . Dallas, Tex. James Levon Kinser Searcy, Ark. Jeanne Marie Kline Rochester, Minn Kathleen Joy Krause Elm Grace, Wis. C A Kuykendcll , Ozark, Ark Roland J. Lumoureux . Bold Knob, Ark Letitia Arlene lurkins Vclporaxso, Ind. Larry Paul Lawson Searcy. Ark. Roberi M. lawyer Moumain Home, Ark. Ginny Ellen Layne Hnusron, Tex; D. Rubella Lecklirer Wmfield, Kan. Mary Ann Lemon Sco Depot, W, Va, LeDeenn LesIer . Jackson, Tenn. Eddie Carlyle lewis Senmobia. Miss. Jean Lewis Shreveport, Lo Jerry Don Looney 7 Paris, Ark. Jimmy Dwnne Love . . Tulia, Tex. M. Douglas McBride Camden, Ark. Morris Lynn McCuuley Granbury, Tex. Arthur Edward M:Clellan . Sikesson, Mo. Ruben J. McCluskey , Hommomon, N. J, Henry Arwood McDaniel . . Searcy, Ark 179 Gary E. McDonald Michael Lee McMuckin David Leon Martin John Dennis Marlin Wanda Jeanne Martin Celia Beth Mauck Carolyn Sue Medeuris Mark Purdy Miller James Berry Moons Pu! Neill Moore Pam Bradfnrd Mullins Susan Kay Nagel Patricia Jo Norry Joseph Neal Murcia Elilabelh Nelms Philip David New Dan Ogden .lo Ellen Ogle RonuFd F. Parsley Karen Annene Pearce Judy Coral Pentemsl Bruce Leon Phillips Jerty Ray Phillips Rulh Eileen Pielze .. . Martha Neal Pimer Doyle Weaver Presfridge Sandra Faye Pruill Sara Janice Reader Murlhu lithey Becky Dee Riggs Harry Eurns Rising Ray LeVunn Risluu Marvin Robertson Mary I., Rogers Sharon K. Rogers Trish Rouse John M Ruddick Helen lynn Sample Maryann Sundley . Jimmy Lee Scudder James Sears Mary Ann Sewell , Beveriy Maria Shanks Morris Wayne Shappley Frances Shaw Tommy Joe Simmons James Ken! Smilh lois Margaret Smilh MGIBOTG' Ann Smith . Mary Alice Smivh Michael Smith Sallie Solomon Thomas M, Spradlin Norma Ruth 500955 Emma Lee Stanley Belh Frances Starting 180 , Galena Pmlt, Ark, Ara, Ark. Ark. Miss. M07 Md. Winchesier, Tuscumbia, Semcy, Searcy. Clarksvdle, Brimley Hymtswlte. Santa Ana, Culif N. LINE Rock, Ark. Bmeswlle, Ark. Montgomery, Nu. WIChi'G, Kan. Dallas, Tex. Alexandrw'o, LO, Tihon, Go. Fr, Wayne, md Campbell, Mo. Forrest, Ind Sprzngdale, Ark ST Lows Mo. Wnshmgioni D C, Camden, Ark. Hickory Rwdge. Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Searcy, Ark. Tanner, Nu Chickcshu, 0H0. lelsboro. Tex. Tex, K-rk Ark La. Ark MO Ark Seorcy, Se :rcy Lofnyerlg LrMe Poclt. Kermef? Seurcv. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ale, Ark Ark. Ark, Furmmglon, Garfieid, Judsoma, Montgomery, RusseH, Seorcy, Seorcy. Cons-JMIE. IH. Memphs Tenn Ark. Ark Alk Ark Ark, Van Buren, MuWern PcmgCuH. LEWJSWHE. thrley. Richardson, Tex. Carlsbad, N. Mex. Searcy, Ark. Franklin, Go. Secrcy, Ark. Sun Valley, COHf. H Worih, Tex. Ken Starr L , San Antonio, Tex. Gary Siephens .. Pnrngon. Ark. Jimmy Stewart . . Ammo, Tenn. James T Slone Spring HJII, Tenn. James Street . Semcv, Ark. Brenda Swarm 7 Dallas, 60 LoreNa Jane Taylor .. Dordcnelle, Ark. Wilnu Ellen Taylor 7 Coldwmer, Miss, Sally Ann Thiel ngman, Kan. Jerry Gene Thomas Searcy. Ark. Barbara Kay Thompson Scurry, Ark. Janice Gue Thompson Wotcrfoo, Ark. Charles Tillman , , Huyh, Mo. Kenny Tillman Lake VIHGQE, Ark. Fannie Timmerman Quebvp Canada John Touke .. ., RnywHe, Lu. Torn Towe . .. Walnut Ridge, Ark. Jack Trenf ,, N Little RDCk, Ark. Sharon Sue Turner ........ Dallas, Tex. Velma Elaine Tumey . , Qummnn, Ark. Michael David Vanamon . Searcy, Ark. Rabbi Venn ..... Furmwngion. N, M. Gailyn Van Rheenen Oscaloosa. la. Ouemin Edward Vennum . Arlmgron, Tex, John D. Vincent . Cobrodo Springs, Colo. Sharon Lee Wardell . . ngmmn, Kan. Mudoka Walube .. . Tokyo. Japan John Camp While ..... Wynne, Ark. Kay Wilhife N Ft Worth, Tex. James lorry Wiliiums , Plano, Tex. Bill Womac Morywlle, Tenn Dale Eugene Work , Tremom Mich. linda A. Wright TrenfonA N. J. Sara Lavonne Wright , Memphis, Tenn. linda Young ,, , , Hufchinson, Karl. friendships mode of SA sponsored events '1?-inghlmseli WM. npw r.-H.1,7.n-g 9n : p-pmpwms Una Hrardmg 5cm- of welcome or mxer 50 row sludenfs FRESHMEN OFFICERS. Robert Helstem Sponsor; Jeff Block, Presndenl; Neale Pryorl Sponsor; Torn Power. V4ce Premdem; Mary Befh Parks, Secretary. FRESHMEN College challenges enthusiastic freshman crap Gail Marie Able: Ann Elizabeth Adair Carol Mode Adams Shawn Kay Adumsan loura J. Alexander Elizabefh Allen M Ann Amis Edwutd Anderson Mo Susan lynn Anderson Gregory Floyd Arlhur Ronny Lewis Ashhrunks Nancy Diane Ashley Betty Jane Austin Jo Ann Ayers Fled Arlhur Bailey Carol Anne ! Baker William David Baker M. lynn Bull Janice Beih Barker Clifford D. Barnes Gretchen Lorena Barnes Linda Catharine Barnes Mary Barnes Lawrence Alvin Burr Ronda Gayle Barre Emile Ann Beavers Johnny Bedford Beck leslie Rulh Bel! David Bruce Bennei Beverly E. Berryhnl Richard Berryhill Harris! louisa Bans Sandra Ann Bisbee Jeffrey Lewis Black John Charles Black John Morrison Black Marguerite Alice Black Melba Jean Blair Margaret Nice Blaumberg Roger Powell Blue Cecil H. Bonlhe John Parke: Bowen 182 E! Dorado, Ark Grave, Okfa Bensonl Ari: ,, Bemonville, Ark. DeVoHs Bluff, Ark . Lmle Rock Ark, Springfield, Mo ummn Home, Ark Snpulvuda, Calif. Conroe, Tex Umpire, Ark N Linie Rock, Ark Pomomn Mx'ss. Dcnven Colo Memphis, Tenn Judsonua Ark Monroe, Lo. L'Hle Puck, .DHk Pmn. Kcm Wyondone, Mich Miami, Fio. Tmrumie, CUM Judsoma, Ark Memphis, Tenn Wichita, Kcm Creenwlfe, Am Huntsville, Am Woxnhnchie, Tex BartlesviHe, OHG. Searcy, Ark Searcy, Ark. Park Rwdgel UL Searcy. Ark, Dallas! Twp Slteffidd A10 Dallas, Ten DaHus, Tex Slurkwlte, Miss. Edinc, Minn. Secxrcy, Ark Bovine, Tenn MCGEHEE Ark Elizabelh Lucille Bowlby DeWiH, Ark Mary Angela Bowman Secrcy, Ark. David George Boyd n Lewwown, N. Y Linda J. Bradfurd Chnlranouga, Tenn Anlhony HarreH Brady Conway, Adv: Carol Ann Brewer Wmewhef, Mich Dale Wayne Brewer WCrewliet Mich Randall Brannon Posweil. Ga Linda Elaine Bridges Flonssanf, Miss. Robert lean Bridges Crumrod, AIL Futsy L. Brmon Judsonla, Alk Jerry leonurd Brock Tulsa, Okla. Wrenda Lee Brock CuHmcm, Am James E. Brown Lansing, WI lnis Mary Ann Brown Seamy, Ark. T. J. Brown Mc-mphs,1em1 Donald Ray Bryan lewwlle, Tenn Foylen Lauren Bryant Mount Doro FI-n Esther Ruth Bryson Ormndo. Flu Toney Michael Butthi Newton, Ala David lee Buck Barbarian 0 Sandra Burk . Chucuqn Haghrs HI CuroI Joan Burks . .. Seurcy, Ark Rice Petree Bums kaesion. Mo. Charles W. Burr Gay, N. Y. Carol Ann Byers Arkc-ciemhm Ark. Jeanne Louise Cain Lakewood 0. Carol Ann Callahan BuHerl Mo. MDHha Guile Camp Wmnheld Ln Barbara Ann Cope . West Ham; Mo. Mary Elizabeth Capps Bukl Knob, Ark Carl Arvid Carlson Memphs, Tenn Judith G. Carlson Memphis, Tenn Chris? Carpenter Easr Syr-r1:use N, Y Edna C. CasIell Ehrmanoogq Tenn. Barry Martin Chumpine Sealcyl Ark. Michael lee Chandlgr LMHe Rock, Ark, Nancy Jan Chapman Dntlus Tex June Elizabelh Chester Lmle Rock, Ark Dinah Del! Chisum Par' Armun Tex. L. Darrell Chmy Hm. :, Ln Sharon Kay Chilwond Fl Swim Ark Barbara JnseHe Chrisiy Woodshdd, O. Gayle Aniiu Chronisfer LIWIE Rock, Ark. Jennifer leis Clatk . Orange, COM, Judy Marie Clark Hindste, Ark Sherry Jenn Clark Lukeiand, Flo. Peggy Joyce Clay Tunor, Ark. Lynn Closlermun Fr Wayne, Ind. Gary Seuwe! Coares Ell;sviile Ma Genice Eileen Cobb RosszEe, Ga ; v Roberta Ann Cobb madden, Ia ' Thumus Gary Cogdell , Lavann, Ark. u.- -.. .: I Murcia Lynne Cohen G-ifmhville, Arid Harlie David Coie Trenton, Mich . -.i:- Y James Harold Coleman Crosseif Ark Nancy Belh Culeman Bragg Cry, MD James Iommy Cone Meiboume Ark .1 i. James William Cook Memphis, Term Sully Janene Cock LiIHe Rock, Ark. Rizhurd Neal Cooper Beggs, Okla, Kenneih Warren Cope Seorcy, Ark, ? $h Ronny Joe Copeland Pensoccia, Fla 183 James 3. Crawford W. Mington, NVJ, Sandra Annette Crouch Bmon Rouge, Lo. Glenda Kay Crisco . .. McRae. Ark. Carol Jeanne Crone Wilmene, III. Linda Sun Crnwall . Menu, Ark. Terry Norman Croce Plymouth, Mlch. Mary Belh Crump Magnolia, Ark. Patrizia Cudd . , Morrillon, Ark. Sandra Lee Danford . . Wichiru Falfs, Tex. Ronald Wayne Davenport . YeHville, Ark. Mary Joy Davis , . El Dorado, Ark. Sammie Sue Davis Wilson, Ark. Sandra Kay Davis . Huntington Park, Culwf. Thomas Earl Davis ,7 , , A1luma, Ga. Sandy Earlene Davison 8. Burlington, Vt James Robert Deal . Bly1heviHe, Ark, Bevedy Alice Dean . Moblevole, Ark. Ihadu Kay Dean Muskogee, Okla. lnnn Jo DeLong Searcy, Ark. Sandra Kay Dixon Seorcy. Ark. Many Camlyn Dobbins Sealcy, Ark. Anilu Raye Dnrrnan .. Crosse , Ark. Dale E. Duugtus Memphis, Tenn. Mickey Adair Driver SmirhviHe, Tennk Donna lynne Duer Opeliko. Ala, William lloyd Dudley Marlene, Ark. Linda R. Dunn ., Hermie, Ark. Russell Andrews Dyar DaHos, Tex. Gary Easterling .. Huntsville, Ark. Gary Don Edgm . Garland, Tex. David Tilmun Elliot! . Dallas, Tex. Dale Alan Ely Searcyl Ark. Linda leona Emanuel . . . Camden. Ark. Vicki D. Evans Okichomc ery, Okla. Janet Sue Evereif ,, Pan's Tex. Loii Ann Faith Conneuuf, 0. Nancy Lac Falki . . Wheeling, W. Va. Jean Fenley Phoenix, Ariz. Linda Kaye Ferrell Swfhon, Ada Sue Ellen Finrow Seufrlel Wash. Richard Fittpmritk Banle Creek, Mich. Billy Thomas Flippsn . Plymoufh, Mich. Penny Lao Fucks Tutusville, Flo. Muriha Sun Ford , Evansville, md. linda Kaye Fortes! Lonoke, Ark. Linda Jean hnner Spence, Ind. John Harry Fox Chmmnoogu, Tenn. Gearge Cunrud Frazier , Jonesbom, Ark. Johnny Clank Freeman Elwheville, Ark. Andrew Gmf Fullar Shreveport, la. Anita Dianna Gurlozk Memphis, Tenn. Alan lay Gamer Searcy, Ark. James Carlton Garner Fayermwlle, Ga. anein Garrell Conroe, Tex David William Gaul! .. Chattanooga, Tenn. Cody Leshr Gwr Jacksonville, Fla. Ernie Ray Gllharl , Eelmn, Mo. Emma Lou Gillum Deluplaine, Ark. Richard Wallace Glass . Columbus, 0. Ellis Engine Good. . .......... Alamo, Tenn. Ron l. 605: Pleasant HiH, MQ Brenda Joya Graddy . Tulsa, Okla. John Holland Grady , Jacksonville, Ark. 184 .131 as E if! gas??? .- ,- . Susan Elaine Gray . Lmle Rock, Ark. Sundm Buh Green . Chestermn, Ind Nyla Jane Greenway . Porogould, Ark. Dee Sue Gregory . Lorenzo, Tex, Gwen Sue Griffith .. Thayer. Mo, Ciaudiu Marfane Hall Alma, Ark. che Edward Hamlin . Selmer. Tenn. Linda Hancock Rockford, Ill, Jana Lou Hunkins . SprmgHeld, Mo. D. Benson Hurduway . Strawberry, Ark. Michael Stephen Harris . lmle Rock, Ark. Winston Van Harris Arlmgmn, Tex. Cynthia Hawkins , Oklahoma Ci'yl Okla. Marlhu Jo Hays Seorcy, Ark, Kalhy Juniece Head Seorcy, Ark. Larry Leon Headley , Bloominglun, Ind. Richard M. Hefley . Elyrheville, Ark, Rue Marie Helm . Moab. Umh Afite Ann Hendrix Ward, Ark. Arlin Glenn Hendrix Maderu, Calif. Kenny R. Henry Lonake, Ark. Bruce Edwin Henson Secrcy, Ark. Carolyn Herbs! ..... . DeX Rio, Tex. William Robert Higbee Searcy, Ark. David Enrry Hill Springdale, Ark. Krislan Hill lndmnnpolis, 1nd. Paul Michael Hinmun Seneca. Mo. Shirley Jenn Hikhans STeeIe, Me. John Howard Hife FL Wayne, Ind. Kenna : Lesier Hohby Linle Rock, Ark, Tyrus Vern Hogan Driscoll, Tex. Glenda A. Holderfield Laiuyetie, Ind. Beverly Ann Hulemnn Louisville! Ky. Phyllis Jean Holland Wichita Falls Tex. Rodney Vernon Holland Nbony, Ore. Vern Margaret Hollomon Lrltle Rock, Ark. Susan Huh . . Tempe. Ariz. Ronald Dewey Hnwell Benton, Lu. Gary Lowell Hubbard Sterling, III. Linda Sun Huddlesion Seorcy, Ark. Wayne Alan Huey Mnrysville, C. Paul Randall Hughes .. Dehght. Ark. Patty Sue Hynlt Miami Springs, Fla. David Gene Hyde . Ftim, Mich. Nunty Nadine Ingram Jacksonville. Tex, Marilyn Jeanne Ishmael Jenks, Okla. Wanda Dale lsorn .. Bummghom. Ala. June! Marie Jackson Nashville, Ark. Olivia Chris'ine Jackson . Marvell, ArkV June Maria Jamisnn Jonesboro, Ark. Debbie Jones . Secrcy. Ark Diane Kay Jewell Columbus, 0. Helen Diane Johns Weldon, Ark. Michael Johns FruiTIond Pork, Fla. lindu Carol Johnsun Atlanta, Ga Elizabeth Dean Jones Cabot, Ark. James tarry Jones . Linle Rock, Ark. Roy Richard Jones . Swl'ocm, Ark. Alva Ken 7 ,, , Dolores. Cola Michael Lluyd Kerby DCIHOS, Tex. Patricio Thelise Kimbro . .. St. Peters, Mo. Connie Kay Kincade Pocohoniosi Ark. RUH'I Ellen Kindle Seurcy, Ark. 185 Eleven Kindle . .. Seafcy, Ark. Susan Vulyne Kitkes . . Carlsbad, N. M. Charles Bradley Kirldin Houston, Tex. Marilyn Laverne Krupe St. touis, Mo. Charles Madison Krasky . Montvulle. NJ. Tichuel David lamb . Delight Ark. Paul Lamb Jacksonville, Ark. Roger Bruce Lamb , Apo, N. Y. Sandra Ann lamb , DeTighv, Ark. Jimmy Lloyd lcney Broken Arrow, Okla. Lorena Ann Lesley Seorcy, Ark Rebeca: Lawyer . ,. Lamar, Ark. Harly Lay . r McAlesier, Okla. Larry Thomas Layne Trenton, Mich Lynda Maxine Layne Houston, Tex. Linda Lorraine Leusure , Seurcy, Ark. Carolyn E. ledbeHar ,, Shervale, Tenn. Carole Elizabeth lee Nashville, Tenn. Drake lee New Orleans, La. Robert louls lemmon . Cassville, Mo. Dudiey Lemon . Wes? Point. Ark. John Ruben lewis Memphis, Tenn Dana lucile Lindell .. , Searcy, Ark. Joyce lee Lillleiohn .. . FL Smith, Ark Bruce Wayne Logue Little Rock, Ark. Earl Dean Lama: , ,, , Seurcy, Ark. Pamela Anne Loveless 7 Parma, Mo. Karen Joanne Law St. Louis, Mo. Roger Adviun Luullen . Lindsay, Colo. James Nelsan Lunsford .. H. Dora, Flo. Par Lyon . 77 Memphis, Tenn, Chad McAElislar . Huron, S. D. Marian Elaine McClcran Tchulu, Miss. Fred Thomas McClish , Wolcovville, Ind. William G. McCIlsI-I Wolcolville, Ind. Joyce McCuilough WesT Memphis, Ark, Jackie lynu McDaniel Newark, Ark. Jackie David McGaugh Huff, Ark, Robert L. McKeel ........ Rector, Ark. lorry Frank McKenzie Monroe, Lu. 'leddy Lynn Mrlaughlin Vernon, Texv David Wayne Muckey . OSSIcn, Ind. FRES H M EN Spirit of cooperation enhances student relations Elmms; pruhrenrgc- v, needed as smri-mrs Me though me long regisncmon hnF. Freshman Von Harris qindly rehncwrshes hIs fwnol schedule sheet ;-1 j .- i :' ?n?hm . Elaine Madden Mary Anna Manning Marcia Jenn Marks Brian Charles Mum'n Mike Larry Mnriin Sharon Dale Mania thllis Ann Mason Garlin Massey James William Massey Lawrence G. Moudlin John York May Janice Marie Mears , Peggy Ann Meeker Gail Lylus Miller Pamela Kay Miller lama: Donald Miller lance June Mimms Barry Thomas Milton . ?nfricia May Motley Ron Bryan Monlgomery John Whitfield Moon John David Maser John Charles Mowry Gerald Arthur Muir Hanabn Munn Hickory Ridge, Ark. Elasu Catol Maddox . . Henderson, Tex, , Clovksdole, Muss. Clerks Hill, ind. Sun Pabb. Calif, Overlond, Mn louisville, Ark. LIHIE Rock, Ark Srerhng. Ill Rock Falls, iII Ponca Ciry, Okla Texarkdnu, Ark , Hurst. Texl Ho? Springs, Ark. Dewey, Okla Sriiwell, Okla liHlefon, Muss. Springdaiej Ark. Tulsa, Oldu Linle Rock, Ark Huntswlle Ark. AYIuma, Ga Ash Hal, Ark Columbia, S. C Cedar Grove. N. J Vernon, Tex. Donna lamina Murphy . Pangburn, Ark Daninn Neal lobar. Neely Rebectu Anne NobliH Judy Raye Nnrris Elizabeth Nu Knlherinn Nu Terry Clay 0'! David Glen Pace Benny Ray Parker Phyllis June Parker Sharon Raye Parker Mary Beih Parks Mildred June Farris Virginia Lee Panezanu Debora Ann Pearce Dori Panlnger Charyl Lynn Penil lynn Pennington Angela Dianne Perruul Frances Arm Perry , Iris Marie Perry Tome lIDI'I Pamgnw lindu Carol PONY Linda K. Phurr Glenda Jo Pierce . David Thomas PuHar larly James Porter Linda M. For! Janine Fay. Posvi: Judy Ann Powell Diann- M. PresIey BeMy Juan Price Danny R. Price Mary Danna Price Vivian Lea Principe ,, Jnseph WA Reasons East Riverdale, Md VunDoHo, O MT. Dora. Fla Richardson, Tex. Shreveport, Lu. Shreveport, Lc Fluppin, Ark, Searcy, Ark: Foresr thy, Ark. Grove, Okla Lee s Summit, Mo. Coidwnter, Miss. TWer, Tex, Youngstown, 0. Lake Jackson, Tex. . Ba kersfw'efd. Calif. Tuckerman, Ark. Ardmore, Okla. I Natchez, Miss. Natchez, Miss. Pulis, Tex, DaHosA Tex, Charmnooga, Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn; Wynne, Ark. Spruhgfield, Mm Zunesville, 0. mm: Rock, Ark. Ardmore, Oklcn Berryw'lle, Ark, Judsoniu, Ark. Bragg City, Mo. Seminole, Tex. Springfield, Mo. Cedar Grove, N7 J. . Warren, Mich. 187 Robert C. Redwine Ronald E. Reeve Chris Raid Diana Renfrn PhilIip L. Rhodes . Allen W. Ridlmnnd E Floyd Ricks Karin L. Robbins Philip S. Roberson Clilfon Roberts Clyde K. Rogers, Jr. . Jackie 5. Roland . Curlu L. Ralen Thomas H. Rook Renee Ruseherry Ronuid G. Rubia Bevetly Jean Salners Jackie lee Sandlin Duel l. Schwegler Janice 5x Scoggins Janis D. Sunny Sandra Sells Connie Selvidga Eslher Arm Shnddlx V Barbara Shanks . . Kay Sharp Gene T. Sharp Jim Sharpe Jody G. Sheets Dick ShenfaId Donald Simmnns Jeane : Sims Donald C Sinquefield Dana Stoun Dennis W. Smith Judy Smilh .. Sharon Smith Tommy Sorrolls Shirley Spurluck Sieve E. Spurlock .. N. LiTHe Rock, Ark. Even Stafford Shirley Stafford Dallas, Tex SiFoum Springs, Ark. FL Wayne, End. Chattanooga, Tenn . Kansas City. KGI'IV Wes! Memphts, Ark, LiHie Rock, Ark. Hanover, N H Warrenl Mich. Senrcy, Ark. Oaklon, Ky. ...... St Clair, Mo. ; Overinnd, Mo. Horrodsburg. Ky. Santa Ana, COM, Memphis, Tenn. Mundelein, IIL imlc Rock, Ark . Dixon, Mo. Bemonville, Ark. DordoneHe. Ark. Bornesville, O. Covertl Mich Anniston, AluA Collinsville IH. Jonesboro, Ark. San Marcos. Tex. Decatur, Gm Canyon, Tex. F1. Wayne, Ind Lepcnlo, Ark. Pumgould, Ark. Senombio, Miss. Linl'e Rock, Ark, Pocahontas, Ark, Booneville, Ark. Benton, Ark. Greenville, Tex. Park Ridge, III. Humsvilie, Ala. Seurcy, Ark Wanda Stafford Mountain Horne, Ark. Palsy Sinnden Janene Slalon Anita Kay Siauffur . lyndu Kny Siell Wilma Shwun Jo W. Skillwugon Clarksville, Ark: Vian, Okla. . Neoshn, MD. Morrilron, Ark. . Romance, Ark . N Bellmore, N. Y. LuDanno Gayle Slow Lawton, Okla. Janei Slriafelmeier Lorry Shoud ........ Karin Slrom Roger L Sutherlin Susan Tanl Shawn Tedfurd Randy Terrell Charla : L Thomas Connie Thomas John R. Thompson Pam Thompson Thomas C Tidwelf Sharri E. Tipps 188 Indianapolis, Ind. Splingdole, Ark. Schenecmdy, N. Y. Greencosvle, Ind. Orange. Tex. Marseilles, HI. Winter Haven, Fla. NeelyviHe. Mo. Delight, Ark. Dallas, Tex. Carlsbad, N. M. FL Worth. Tex. a 4?? Cochrunville, Pu. ,.- .- 1 A pan 50 WW- rc:--::' IRESHMEN ?.rresa mg Iran hysical fitness tests administered gupzp -: .-ge.E .' r-l. - s i'mvscm uiN-Tu to freshmen Sarah Townsley Dian Tucker Dale Turner , , Jo Ann Turner Anita Turrenline Jeannine Vaughn . David D Venlu Patricia Ann Viles James 5!. Walker Phillip Walker Barbara Ann Wall Paul William Wallace Hubert Wayne Wallace . Hong Kong, Chma Eddy Wan ..... Ellen Watson Cindy Jenn Wu : Linda Sue Weldon Marcia Ellen Whulley Lorena Mae Whe-ler Susan Claire Wiles Julia Ann Williams Lmle Rock; Ark. Wes? Monroe, Lu, Highland, IH Ruston, Lo. Springtime, Ark. Momstown, Tenn. Hugh Springsj Fla Aurora, Mo Brrmmghcm, Ara. , Hunhngmn Park, Calif, Memphi; Term Securcy, Ark, Memphis, Tenn. Anmsfcn, N0. Saarcy, Ark Hurst 72x, Telazkana, Ark, Conneam. O. Shen'don Ind. Ham'scurl Ark Richard OHo Williams , . Urbano, HI. Roberi Keith Williams Heber Springs, Ark; Ronald Williams EvereH L. Williamson Jerry B. Wilson Stanley Clark Wilson Wayne WA Winger Ellen Stanley Wifowski Susan Wolf Thomas Wolfman Freddie R. Wuodru Gary Lee Woodward Russell, Ark Live Oak, Fla. Searcy, Ark Seany, Ark. Madam La Oxtm HIH, Md Darius, Tex. . Twer, Tex. Srillwater, Okla . Jefferson Cry. Mo. Hanson Mark Woudward Fr Worth Tex Stephen Bruce Wooley James Lee Word Edna Earle Wright Elilabefh Ann Wrighl Wallace Wayne Wynn . Blue Springs. Mo Gail Dean Yang: r Jimmie Alan Yingling David lalund Young Secrcy. Ark. Secrcy, Ark. Oxford Miss. Bragg City, Mo El Dorado, Ark Judsonio, Ark ngmun, Kan 189 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Spring enrollment tops previous records by 200 SENIORS Charles Bodon Jerry Bulls Ruben T. Clark Tam Douglas . Larry En Barbara Hanna Paul Kite Garry Parrish Linda Robinson Terry Seaman JUNIORS Ann Gasklll Anderson Virgil Anderson . Darrell Auslin Dewaine Bugwill Wanda Bagwill Leona Binkluy lindn Bradbury .. Kelley Brigmun Alice Brawn Jori-Ann Browne Tim Carter Mary Cook Morris Ellis Barbara Gibson Connie Grishum Latry Hendarxan Denny Hiilon Karen Hilton Walton Honk David Ice Virgil Knox Lisa Lange Billy Luster . Susan Mangrum Helen Mimms 190 Bham, Ala. Newport. Ark. Seurcy, Ark. . Champaign, 1H, FT. Warth, Tex. F1, Worm, Tax. Kearney, Nab. Foyema-wlle, Ark, .. Manila, Ark Bakersfield, CUJIf. Huntsville, Ark. Portogeville, Mo Paragomd, Ark; Doniphun, Mo. Doniphnn, Mo, Clemmons, N. C. Russellvifle, Ark, HOHVWOOd. Mo. ML Doro. Flu Phoenix. An'z Paragomd, Ark. Seorcy. Ark, . Moneu, Mal . Dumas, Tex Bay, Ark. Avondalel Anz. EDS? Prorie, Mo Oak Park, Ill. Carlsbad N. Mex. Sistersville W Va Roymondvllle. Tex. Phoenix, An'z, . BotesviHe, Ark. Wardell, Mo, Succasunna, N J Nancy Neely lindq Foyner Mark Seim Don Selvidge Judy Shoop Steve Thornton .. .. Gary Turner John Valentina Charlie Wu : Ken Wnlsham JUNIORS Troy, Tenn. Corning. Ark. , Hammomon, N, J. Covert Mvch, , Kalamazoo, Mkh. Thermopolis, Wye. . Highland, JH. Dallas. Tex. Eudora, Kort . Anniston, Ala SOPHOMORES Bobby Allan Ann Buggell 7 ..... Carole lynn Brown Patty Columbus . Chuck Couth Carolyn Cuwan Larry Culbremh Joe Cullen Stanley Day . Jim Ellis Judy Edwin Gary Franks , Roger Glasgow Mike Huflimoru . Mark Harris . TwiHuh Jarvis ..... Raymund Johnson . Beverly Ann Knox Dennis Manuel ,. Judy Puullin David C. Pearce Midge Pilmun Pat Rickey Georgia Ridgeway Sidney Roper Dwight Ruliladge .. Gina Seaman . Des Simpson ......... Roborf Taylor ... Lynda Woods Parrish, Ala, Decorur, Ala. Nashwlle. Tenn. Grand Prarie, Tex, Bfockburg, Va. . . Sentinel, Okla. Crossatf, ArkA Des Arc, Ark. Flint, Mich. Monerr, Mo, Richardson, Tex. ..... Rollo, Ma. Ewa Beach, Hawaii Big Bear Lake, Calif. Seurcy, Ark. .. 5cm Pubfo, Calif. Pine Bluff, Ark. . Searcy, Ark. . New Iberia, La. ,, E. Lansing, Mich. . Lake Jackson, Tex. , Morrilmn, Ark . Galena Park, Tex. Fisher, Ark. Bcrliesvx'lle, Okla, ...... . Fuirbom, 0. Ba kersfx'eld, Calif. ...... Shreveport. La. Water VaHey. Ky Savannah, Ga. 191 Charles Abernathy . , Carol Wuynu Balding Bobby Browner David Carter Riel: Cleveland . Earl Wayne Cobill Sarah Coleman Mike Drake Dumas: Dykes Joyce Arlen. Erwin . Dennis Audley Falwelf Jerry Fraser Ionoid Friday . Forms? Guiling Lymn- Guy Gurganus Jane Hicks Sandy Hindrnon Marilyn Hopper Di Ann Howard Joy James James Keith , lowell Kirkbrlda Cara lnu Kunkel . . Delben Lewis Hugh liddle Greg Maddox Gary Maples William Ronald Miller V Joe Mills Wyn Min Lola Ann Murry Daniel Parrish Stephanie Palway Howard Powell Charles Pruzhu .. Cheryl Rice Billy G. lobemon Maryann Sandley Gran! Sundlin Panic Sue Sears Jnyu Slovak Shirley Swuyna Von Tuspley Glenn Trihhlo James D. Vanuman Mary thlsell Jimmy Willa Vicki Williams 192 Hot Springs, Seorcy, Ark. . Ward, Ark. . PIeusurevi I la, Ky. , Conroe. Tex. . Wulnu? Ridge, Ark; Worcesfer, Muss. Seurcy, Ark . Wayne, Mich. , Darroit, Mich. . Dahigren, Ill. Memphis, Tenn. . Oil Trough, Ark . Lockesburg, Ark. Charleston, MoA , Memphis, Tenn, Ark, Colomo, chh. Modesto, Cahf, Ash Flat, Ark Kansas CW, Mo Norphfet, Ark. Jndlonapolis, Ind. Evening Shade. Ark. KenseH, Ark. Boulden ColoA Indianapolis, Ind Vichy, Mo. Memphis. Tenn. Seorcy, Ark. Hulayvilte, A10. , HoHisburg' Miss. , Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Atk. Leuchville, Ark. . Shawnee. Okla. Corlide, Ark Mo. Ala. Fla. Ark. Tex. Ark Florissom, Monigomery, lake City, , Seorcy, Richardson, YEI lviile, Lerona, Ark. Memphis, Tenn Searcy, Ark. . Beaumont, Calif. . . Tulia. Tex. Dallas, Tex. GRADUATE SCHOOL 3 Smnglhaning the sfudems knowledge is The ubiedive of Dr, Edward ?Smll us he explains a sperm: aspect of his uudio-Wsuols course - ATE COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Ed Sewell, L, C Sears, SECOND ROW Graduate studies broaden college perspective As a liberal arts institution Harding College pro- vides students the opportunity to obtain a broad education in the arts and sciences and to sm'acialize in one Of several fields of study. Because of the strong Christian emphasis a high percentage of graduates either enter fullvtimc church work or become teachers at elemvntary, secondary, or C01- loge level. As a result of the increased need for pre- paration of teachers and Church wurkcrs beyond the baccalaureate degree. Harding College offers. in Searcy. a fifth year of collegiate study leading in tho IVIaster of Arts in Teaching; degree and, in Memphis. a throC-yoar graduate program in Bible and religion for the Master of Theology degree. The graduate program in teaching is a terminal program designed to prvparc supm'inr elementary and secondary teachers. The program is ad- ministered by Dr. Edward G. Sewell, Chairman of the Department of Education, under the direction of a Graduate Council composed of five senior faculty members. SubjeCt-matter preparation and teaching proficiency are fundamental areas of mnp'hasis 0f the prngranL Bob GHl-um. Joseph E Pryor Hurry Olree. Ann Gaskill Anderson Business Education Sherry lee Balrhrop English Linda Sue Byrd Social Science Doris Bush Clark Art Jacqueline Frances Daniel Mmhemutics Nancy Lee Dusher Blology Rum: Marlin Dean General Science Mary Ann Eddy Home Economics Ciifton Loyd Gunus III Music Rosnn F. Head Bibha Pa! W. Hile Bible Ben Milton Huey Mmhematics Donald Hull Johnson Accouming Kenneflu I.. Johruun Accounting Mollie Pairiciu LaFevor Hememory Education Wilma Faye Masters English Linda I. Moor: Elementary Educnhon Dennis Michuei Organ Mcrhemohcs I94 .LPHA cm t' u muting cutled lo plan nnduchon ceremonies for second semester 'munhQrs. Alpha Chv President Denms Organ lends the dratussicn Paula Celeste Peacock Muthemati :5 Dorothy Sfinkurd Pierce Business Education Marlin Rex Prior Business Administration Carole Jean Sfeckfer Elementary Education Jerry Franklin Tate Mathematics Dwayne Dale Van Rheenen Speech and Bibie Harold Alien Walker Mathematics Robert Earl Wes! Mathematics James Warren Wilson Hismry and Engh'sh Achievements recognized in superior students Implementing the attainment of academic ex- cellence is one of the primary function's of a liberal arts college. Recognition of those students who achieve high scholarship promotes the high academ- ic goals of the college. In the winter of 1936 the Alpha Honor Society was organized as a local society to reward high scholastic attainment on the part of students and to promote high academic achievement on the campus. In the fall of 1956 the local honor society petitioned the National Council of Alpha Chi. a national honor scholarship societyn for the establishment of a chapter on the Harding campus and the Arkansas Eta Chapter of Alpha Chi was installed on March 1. 1957. Mom- bership in the Arkansas Eta Chapter requires that a junior have achieved at least a 3.70 grade average on a minimum of 80 semester hours and that a senior have achieved at least a 3.50 average on a minimum of 104 semester hours. New members are included near the beginning of each senwstvr with Ell ! impressive ceremony cnndurted hv th-r faculty spnnsnrs and a dinner htmorin;r the nw members 9741a : nnrh induction. I95 ORGANIZATIONS Executing the plans made during prenschool orientation sessions, the Student Association spon- sored activies during the first week that included welcoming new students and planning student mixers which provided fun, food. and fellowship. At the annual watermelon party which introduced the Bison Pep Band. folkster Synette Hubbard and jokestcrs Bob Adams and Bob Helsten enter- tained the enthusiastic crowd. The Christmas party put everyone in a holiday spirit. The dolls and toys presented to the dif- ferent orphan homes showed only a small part of each student's desire to help others. Food baskets wore prepared Iry students in each wing of every dormitory. These were presented to needy families in Searcy before students left for home and the holidays. Interesting and entertaining Saturday night rnuvies. sponsored by the SA. relaxed and onlivoned stmlyrwcm'y audiences. Composed entirely of students. the SA coordi- nalos all sLudonbadministration 0n-campus activi ties and provides valuable assistance in promoting many varied Worthwhile projects. STUDENT ASSOCIATION f President Dwayne Von Rheenen experHy dwects varied acrivmes and ptogrnms 9f the Smdenr Assocwuhon w:?h confidence, Skill, and 10:0. SA sets goals and obiectives of new high levels Maintenance of the SA bullehn board is one of the responsibnmies of Secretary Linda Byrdh CHfmn Gonus responsibly disburses and records UH monthly expenditures incurred by the 5A. Working closely wnh Dwayne, Vice-President Bob Finder oversees commmee assignments. ING; Jim Anderson. Senior- Mke Whitaker, Freshman; CoroTyn Medearis, Tony servkes Sophomore; Ken Smrr, Sophomore; David Smnh, Junim .-'-'vu3-rscvx CIIINEY MEMBERS. SEATED Chalfghe Humphreys, Aclverhsr-ments STANDINGA Kyle Smock MOwes, POUR: Peacock, Off-Cumpus AchvthS. Jun MwHep Arhleffcs, Mevlm PHOL Academmx Dorwm Keichhne, Elecfions. .m: m', IEIESENI'ATIVES. SEATED: lindu Spears, Senior; Connie Taylor, Junior STAND- -' x:qua-m:ng Sfudervs W'mmg m xeqshm cm hnr- w eh om 0: H16 provitieti M We Sh serve. rep'esgv J'W'E Jw- hxh's Ms 'u'w '1! 'Ln 'Wrri 'r Wm MW: Foculw adviser of the SA, Dr. Bob Gilliam harps campus lenders coordinate SA achwhes wmh admimshmion cums. BISON STAFF. FRONI VOWV Srh-nid1 AshicrL Sandlcy, Townsdin, Huti- Bradford, Cllpc, Maxwell, Organ, Swan. H-HRD ROW. Sammons Johns rilesfcn, ,7, Lawn Cluwson SEi'OND ROW; Frcxmmon, Smith. Sinnden. Yurcho, Pn'or. Walsonj Kent Domdmn, Vaughn Vonfyxng fucls, wrmng articles of student wnrevesr, and gmherkng factual BISON STAFF ED111335, SEATED: Ann Comp. News; Margaret Ashh dam for crmonnls me nn'mcry dulics of Ken 9mm and Don Johnson Features, STANDXNO. Gene Muudlm, Phciogminhw, Don Johnsom 5pm 1- v 200 The results of intelligence, hard work, and dedi- cation can be seen in the 1964 Bison which was awarded the All-Amcrican rating by the. Associated Collegiate Press. Editor Dennis Organ received the good news by mail and the award was presented to him during chapel by Neil Cope. faculty advisor Outstanding achievements in photography, copyi editing, sports, and advertisements are necessary to acquire an All-Amei'ican rating. The 1064- Bison staff was nrganized and directed by Editor Dennis Organ and Business Manager Terry Smith. De- tailed planning and a wellworganized personnel make possible this fine degree of excellence so vital in a tnp-flight college publication. Editor Dennis Organ and Business Manager Earl Davidsnn are working hard this year to merit this top rating again. The staff spends many hours each week interviewing. writing. editing. and proof- reading. The week begins on Thursday for the staff when assignments are given and ends about 5 airlock Wednesday evening when the paper is made available to students. ;Sdting his goal for another AlirAmericcm, Bison Editor Dennis Organ --urages his smff to work :1 little harder in preparing assignments. ,NSON ersistence and work result in AlI-American rote Himments encouraging students ro shop at locations that support Harding College appear Faculty Advisor Net; Cope offer; mince to 5m. . 11 the luon each week as a resulr of work done by 1he bus-ness manager, Earl Davidson dent ioumglisqs whenever they need assistance. . n-a t lbw w - i '1 . ' 9 53967, ix With the challenge of six consecutive All- Amerian yearbooks constantly before them. the volunteer staff began work on the 1966 Peri! Jean early in September and continued almost unceasingly until the middle of March when key staff members journeyed to Oklahoma City for a final prnufroading 0f the mounted pages before sending thorn to the printer in Topeka. Kansas. Editnr Tum Milton spent many long hours treating nrganizing; improvincr, and corrmtting layouts and mpy included in this year's hook. Endnavnring tn nmrdinate each section with the nverall thomrn Tom worked Closely with each section oditur as layouts were planned and pictures taken. Setting a high goal for next yoaris business manager. Randy Rnhinette was responsible for increasing the amount of advertisements sold 10 businesses in and around Searcy. Enmuragomont from awry side spurred him on in his Offrirts. VVm-king under pressure 1.0 meet the three major deadlim-s. staff members spent many hours draw- ing layouts. taking;r pictures. writng mpy. and reading prnnf. In spite of discmlragomnm and dvspair at tinios. Dach person experiencnd satish f'artinn and relivf when his section was completed and mailed to Oklahnma City. Pctit Ivan Day was the highlight of the year for all staff mombcrs, The book was dedicated to a worthy faculty member and a deserving coed was crowned queen, Staff members ended the day with their annual Prrir 1mm banquet. PETIT JEAN Coordinating all layouts Gn- i topy w-th the theme of the 66 Fe! Jean, Edimr Tom Miiton wcrlred rlosrlv With Erinh member of The sluff. Staff sacrifices many hours in producing book. Reggie Berry Classes Edimr Jun Belew Administration Editor ix tam Kiltena Puckett Academy Editor Kenny Plice Sports Edam Ann Camp Photogra phy Editor Sara Reader Personalities Editor Put Chumhliss Organizations Editor Marcy Hoggctt DH'ECYOI'Y Editor Glenda Yell: Social Club! Edltor Mary Ann Sewell Student Life Editor .AMicipuNng The pubhcohon of the 1967 Petit Jaun. Judy Owens acA - ire! basic organizahonal principles for 1he production of yearbooks. d f q InIng valuable experience by workmg closely wnh Randy, Max Lorenz ' ms insigh1 mm 0H Phe responsibill'ies 0F bushwess manager, 'h- rl' - -ing with dxlrgence and persistence toward the goal he set for lalf as assistant business manager last year, Randy Robinene broke preceding records for advemsing space sold to businessmen ' bun M 1 Inspiring Pam Jean smn members to udueve Encleusingly iughcr sfanr rlmds. Dr. Joe Pryor aucMs knmseH Io svaff members who need advice, FETIT JEAN STAFF. FiRST ROWv Clmmbfiss, Brown, Watson, Camp, Cmsfermon Watson; SECOND ROW; Berry, Srvmdvn, Owens, Rewd, Kline, Bclew THIRD ROW: Lorenz, Sewell, chn, Reader, Hannah. Lyon. Taking pm'ures, developmg Mm, and pnmlnj commas for the section miners keep FU Dhmogrcphers Jim Ed Gm? and 9-1! lyon very busy. NORUfERN LIGHTS. FIPST POW: Nuslua, Byers Townsclwn, Dans P Cwijbs, me ircklmen SECOND DOW Nr-uii-mr Mr W 90W Tn-M'J'rl Hunulx-smn Cogs ;- Pe'ers K P Vijrric-II, Chualix-r'w .L VAEJ: Brf 1 ?lmin; Fv 7: W.r'.-'C.orl HE'H frhrnw Felwrirw Minimwl. Hawk Culhson Damn K9139, RELIGIOUS GROUPS s'nw. Eff? E'-:c'vi:er:':. Ecui H. ?:H ms Howe ' m: f'vehys Mchourl, lel-nms FOURTH ?OVV' F3 ?CHP. HDONSOH F LATIN AMERICAN. FWST F':: N. B1B FGYIOI. LESIEL SHONE: Rov.'.n.-.nm:: mL-gm wmnw Ward. POWW Phil's. Clark. Hughes Balenhne, wr- H POW O H w Hucnacd Duke, Bobeeod J. KiMGy ?HWEI Christianity expressed in missionary groups Hvliginll is a very vital part of Harding lifoa aml mllow- sludvnls are particularly mncm'nod about lhv sprmtl of Christianity 10 all parts of 11w world. Spm'ial urganimtinns have been formed which lu-lp 1n prvparo ymmg pPUplO tn servrl as prmrhor: amrl l1 QlFlIUH armmrl the globe. Nnrlln-rn Lighls nwmbers have furvsovn tht- ncml Hf Chrixtiam wurkers in the Northern and I'lelslvrn Yniivd Status and Canada. Thv Latin Anwrimn. Iim'upoan. and Viotnanwsv Mission Clubs ttlrlt't'llll'ull' on tvarfhingz Christianily In tho pt-uplv nll limsv arms. 'Hu- Timothy Club, Les Burmes rlu Christa 11m Auulralinn Cluhh and the African Club 5'0er us inspimlimml mrm m enn'nurago Harding students In gum 1n spiriinal discernment and In dvvclop a uivqwr inlmwl in mksimn work and personal UYHTILLPHSIIL MIN 01' liw clubs are presently cm'rospnnding with misaimmrios in the countries nf their spotifir jntvrvst. Thm- prm-idod attractive displays to on, rmu'ngv intvnwl in Hm XYorld R'Iissirm H'nrkshnp hold 011 thv rampm tlm'ing OCttJbPI' Speakers at tho VVnrkalmp included George Curgsulus. Mali mIm Pnrslov. Otis vawnml. Ira Rico. and Dwain 1' .x';111s VIETNAM CLUB. F'IF'EM HOW: l'r-T-gxz, Byni Tuwmdm, Nuahg WmHMI EHCUND POW L'w-Hw, 3hyker Luau! B Blownsrm 7' H-HPP PFIVV FHM'W'I '3? :: y H :PI'v:h CuHISOP Bianr Hvowmml 204 EUROPEAN CLUB. FXPS'I ?O'W Malls Puuilmg ChrL Tlmmermon SECOND ?DWr Dprshqw Mm'L: HwirHV-tlcn Cmmh HIZHJ ROW Murry, Eng- sz'l. Wake? eh! Hels'en isncmgod I--'. F'TH FlrIT-N WUH'JIB Doviwn. iramh CESICW O'V IICAN CLUB. FIRST HOW Jcnes TIMOTHY CLUB. FIRSF ROW: CopeF Friberg, Sheehy, Wullao; Fl':rnpmn Tlpmn, DEuveI, Hula; lemlue. THIRD ROWF Alh-n Fsg'onsou THOI'H, Mkm LES IONNES Du CHRISTE. F1951 ROW; Lester SH e?elmefE WDHEQ Mutlc-ncy, P-rf': v S ms TH Allman. FOUWH WC If B nrrH. 'II-v f? n Shewmcken OH J'. 'L.:uwm SFXTH COW' 1f PmsFey, SECOND POW , HJys lsponsom, J Leckiner, Moore, Pom; Grave, Hrth WWWWDE, Plym anuml. F! VWIHUCEF DCdeSOn. I-Me, Clam, P MMey, Aver; Timmermam DF BlewnF Fmqu, Suns, MJIS. SECOND ROW, Perrcwh, Taylor, Sondkw, chwan Noting Femce, Hague. lemon, Hem: THIRD ROW: Ritchne mpomml. L Vaughn C Bvown, FcrresI, N Vaughn, N. ,3. . F F Q 5 f a FF! $9 ki-F 4 Parker Emu; scum Lecklwr SECONJ POW AUSTRALIAN CLUB. hUST ;-I3.'. Ll'cn Fan 1?? POW S kaL-r 11;.cr Fr :5n, Mgngggge ff Hr, $5121: 'ND VOW. ,' ;:'K5 1 Bm-rn FFFTH ROW Mgr-r' C BonneH 2 fuhhw F Hie E3. Li-r. H: F 1 Ermd McCluggage, Stevenson, Hkins, Miller, FOURTH ROW: Gowem Dixon, Burbcn HollmgsworHL MunroeJ Dougms. men. R Wdlmms, Phonics, WIMTP, Mufown .123!an Vmcem f'u-vlivz. Oliver, Mcisspy. Ashley. BF BonneH, Green Terry, McBumel, Munn Fox FOURTH ROW Cnffm, Tedfovd. Chnsnzon Brewen Muuck, Willhums. KF BonncH, Adair. ' m mu; Mm: rr-s h s mrcups m sIrwe for perfec! on :5 Dr Kenneth A CAPPELLA CHORUS. FIRST ROW. Meyer, RmC-nour, Mnmevman, Baler, - 5 Jr muc-r'or r' mg. 3- CnppeH; Chews :mn' BcHes r'md Benux lohnson, Thoyer, 5mm Gibson, HUM, Spencer, Adams, Pemce, Stonkey, Howklns, Hubbard SECOND POW. Srwth, Pl'glnr', Eh'dcbum, Hippen, Slono, M Ashvon Clark Byers, Bnlemum M J'Icques. J Snwln'c', Crump, BELLES AND BEAUX, FIRST ROW: BUEh, On, Jrnrquos, L'lrnrk, Cobb, Tovlon Rehec-smg wwwiu' Moms wz'n week me Hardmg BeHes and Beaux Balmmp Byersi Stone, Smfford, Barker SECOND ROW. West Chmyl ' strqe m mnrwmr. 1am rureWon' -9:3u?:1'i:n whirh Vhr-Jv now possess Emmi. 5-qu Dixon Orgcm Huey. THXRD POW- Green Gooden, Gums 206 Llwm toyior tHEt-TD HOW Gregory Orr, Baker, Sewetlt Snmh, Senn, Gumus. Gutldt Kntqitt, Anderson, Emmy anfttty Bowdsm FIFTH ROWt Milleel McCtnrrrnt Hobby, Dhon, Chtlty, Block, Want; Dootey, Bush thsom, Shelton, thorn, Barker, Dgwdaon, Mtller, Fostw ?HOL Dvnraw, FOURTH POW Btvvlr Wnodwmr't. West Struuqtm Ftte Ornrm tluortvn Lawson. Benve't Dclvist Hur-yt Futler, Tuikr't MUSIC GROUPS Diligence, talent combined to produce quality a '2 A Cappella Chums IIICIIllJPFh tmn'mt the states II in the fall and spring to pl't-svnt mmit Ell prngrams FY of spiritual and scmllau' numhrwrs In rlun'clmst - u'hnnls. and Civic nrganizalitms. vans from llnrt'lingfh a program hoard each Sunday 011 more than 200 radio statinns thruuglmut' ttn- tfnitvd Statvs. brings national arrlnim tn tlw rumpus. Dlh Kcnnoth Davis. .111, dirm'tnr Hf tho A Cnppvlln and tho 001105; and Bmux. wurkvd ttiligt'ntly mvh day In make certain that rhurus mvmlwrs pm'l'm'nmd with professional :kill during t-vm'y prvm-ntatiml. A now $70000 Rvmrrling Studiu was mmplotod during: tht,1 fall 50111051011 Th0 fully nirwcmditiunod. mundproof building is an iclml ptarv for music groups: to use in their mtrL, During the last five yt-urs. tuurs nt 1111- Far East. Iiumpe. and the Caribboan have prm'od the ex- t'vtlerlce 0f the Belles and 8mm; tmupo in mtter- taming men in thv armvtl sm'x'iros. le vvrgatility nf this group seems tn increase with vvm'y perv tnrmanca and Hunting nudionrns etlun'or'iato tho tatont and Rhowmandlil'w displayed 207 The popular folk singing recruiters, J1rn Green, Phil Griffm. and Mark MMlen entourage gmriunhng semors fa uppIy for admission to Harding. BISON BAND. FIRST ROW- Chester, Smdebaker. Bixler, Nun, Br'wdges, anF-d. Townsdin, Smon SECOND ROW: Scudder, Townsdfn, Bmdsherl Cupe Nun, Daron Moore, Robbins, Jewell, Kendall, Austin. THIRD ROW: wmne, Parker, Green, HolL Barren, Higbee, Luallen, Fuirley, Tooke4 Trent, PEHy, Grove, Gooden, Davis, O'Neul, HumTIton, Rivenour, Cqu. SMENC. HRST ROW Meyer, S1nrkey, Bowman, Stafford. SECOND ROW: Simon, Rirchie, WoFfe, Hmwkms. THIRD ROW: Sickes, Byers, Fv Freeman, ONECJL FOURTH EOW Smiwh, Tmeun, Freeman, FIFTH ROW: Snaughn, Hannah Germs Bcggen Laponsorl FOURTH ROW; HoH, Renfro, McClczren Higbee, Veora. Eckerberg, Castle- man, Knight, Pimer, Bnngs. Huey, Tucker. Davis, Youree. Woodward, Higbee, Senn, Smkes, Couch. HFTH ROW: Foster, Hester, Smith, Brock. Bczqgm' IDirectorl, Bowen; Meredith. 7w 7 FIRST ROW: Penfemsl, Kirkbnde, Kimbro, Holeman Mills, Hail. Lushleu, Cobb. Bryson, Bull. Eckerberg, thupmnn, Hnnkins, Snags, lecklner, Brown, ClwstE Dnsler, Ham, Staten. SECOND Munn. Medeqris, Bloomberq, Feuoulr, Bowman, Blair, Grimm, y, Caichcm, Krupe, Nun, Layne. Smnh, Parsons. quol. Rosc- E'Iowniiey. PrmcupeE Bwant, Head, Griffith, Tipps, Tam. THIRD Gmlock, Rouse. Clark, Brewer Barrett. Benson meelf, Omddy, , . Green Glenn Tmnr Wnlobe, Greenwoy, Walfe, Wolf, Benr IC GROUPS nan, Jennena, Clawson, Feny, Fucks, Kollyr FOURTH ROW; Hemingway, Royse, Meeker, Freeman, Denver, Cunnmglmm, Booth. Hamley, Davis, Word, Roberts, Kerr, Vnughrm, Tommi, Human Brown, Peters, Cooper, Domh. Barron Ethmlqu Ncof, Cmnford, Snmh, Henderson FIFTH ROW; Hy, Kent, aney. Warloce, Sturidm, Boyrl, Vedm, Wildmcxn, Hicks, quuefield. Meredmlm Hannah. Smonk, Pme, Turner, Baker. Snundels, Walker mess of music groups attributed to hard work Individual pat'licipatiun in svlmul activities arouses school interest and spirit. This year the Harding Bison BamL under IllD direction of G. E Baggett. porfurrru'wl intricalolyrtimod precision marches on the Alumni Field at half time. shows during homo fnnthall ganws. Cnncm't and march- ing: band memlmrs spvnl hmu's PilCh day rehearsing and drilling in lwrl'oct the group performances. The fall and spring mncm'ls pnn'idod students and citizens of tho rnnmnmity cninyablc evenings nf t'lassiral and pnpulm' mush: SMENC. music m'ionml and fillcd with talent. presented outstanding chapvl programs. The Green Griffin-llillcr Trio is u gruup I'Orontly organized to trax'el in Arkansas and the surrounding area to assist in the rocruimwnl nf future students. The Harding Chorale performed at. locturcsllip pro- grams and tuurml sm'vml stator: in tho. spring as part nf their activitios. CAMPUS PLAYERS. FIRST POW. Viles, Chapman, Craig. Norris, Burk, POW Moore, Huger, Ellis, Kite, Clqyk, Gamer, Hollis, West Cloymn Swuffer, Dawson, HurivHeston, Anderson SECOND ROW: MCCUUIOYI isponsorl, FOURTH ROW: Alessandra lsponsod, Foster, Eynmm Turner, Sch'mdr. Jennenr: Had, F'H'enc-ur, Pentecost Mums Laney Cobb. THIiJD Johnson. MHIQI. MCDUFHBI, Adams. SPEECH GRO UPS Speech societies present refreshing amusement Roamnsiblo fur all plzasos 0f produring u play. inrlwling miling. dimrling. making: mstumvs. and runstrut'tinu FCI'IICFIY. the lm'ul drnmalics muzmizzr Hun. Campus Players, perfm'ms 111nm maim' pl'w rlurtiuns a fmar, A rrmtrilmliun of hvenl-v-fivn hmxrs gwr play ii: 111? qualification necessary to be ad- millml tn thv group. le l'lanlin;r Collegiate Players marlv plans fur a L'SH tmu' In Gremllnnd srht'tluled in 912111 Hm middlv of May. XVIIDH'E Charlie is Hm pm dmrtiml numiwr whodnlvrl fur tln- lrip. Shultmts imd fnnllllv mcmbvrs wlm makn Ulllr Rimming rnlltrilmtimw tn the dramatir ndivitim nl' Harding am mlmittvd in tho nalinnal htmorary :lrzunaiics fratm'nily. Alpha Psi Omnga. At. the aumuul Spniligln. drama awards and ceriificalvs are pl'vscntod tn desrirvingz individuals fur thoir avhie-vvmmll. 'I'hv local chapmr of Pi Kappa Delta. a national dohalv and forensic sncioty. was host to nvor 100 t'HHOg'PR and universilivs in Hardingk first in- vitatinnal dvbato tournamvm in Dccmnbor, This yoar tho Hardin;r debate team made nine trips 10 rhallvnging Inurnumvnts. KHCA. H30 campus radio station. prosomod nightly programs thmughmlt the year broadcast- . . . . HARDING COLLEGIATE PLAYER: FIPST ROW: Medearis, Jordon Chop mg fmm 1h? STWIID 1 111 hasr-mnm F'f NW BIN? mum, Tipps SECOND ROW: Schmidt. mgmm, Pew THIRD ROW: Kife. building. McD-mnel, Moore FOURTH ROW: wmmy, Eymrm. 210 ALPHA PSI OMEGA. HRET DOW Hurivllvsforl, Suunders,0r1ymn chmt'W THIFTJ DON H'VH Lymev 53:0ND FBCJW Nassnndro lsoonsch As par! of the Cnrxs'mcis nrogrcxml vllcun HHc-n m:nhmc-u 5970mm POW . Hays gets Ins :usr reward Fvom hem Jack Leann XV: Hw melorlrrmm ' Hn Ain'r Dorm Pinht By Nell ' KHCA RADIO STAFF. HRST POW; Ol-vvr, Tnyhjr, Farzprmiclr SECOND ROW ideaxmdeh Urnrrv THIN? POW VWTW? Hles FOURTH ROW; H'mnnlw MED'miel 2H MIJCAN STUDIES. FIRST POW szlson, Pierce, Ttwlcn J1ckson, Henna SII'IHUH. ?II'IPI ? ?:zrixer, FCILTTrI FINA V-sl-r-a k Juimsm! MINE: M. Barbet. SECONC- F'OW D JoI-nson, Wczm Pobbmx Eer Hurnpl: I-yy UNIF- m, SI 17 Uu-nel Scum T niL-I, Wu: F Mimhell, THIRD ROW Cog lsponsorL Underwood P'nIiiIas, SLIHLIIH Vcru.::Iw:-W.VIIIIson Fwor Lo er-z YUICl'IT POLITICAL GROUPS History clubs instill greater political interest H'll ALPHA THETAV FLL'SE POW ch- s SECOND POW Watson Young: THIRD now OdeH W The Surial Sricnm Dvpm'ImvnI UI'I'I'IIX r-xcollom nppnrmniliog fnr hislnrx: lmliIiml sx'iuncw. and hnsim'w's' majors In Oxprrws IIIvir intx-nwlx Iu hl'naNL m-n Ihoir pvrsportivo and In dun-lnp xu-lI-grnuuthnf rmwningI ability. Thu Urgdnimliun fur CHIHPWW Iiuu Athndomir. and PuliIic-nl Arliun ln'mvms' pru- gl'mne tlmignorl to ammw IIIINI'URI in m'Iix'iIics Inf Ilw nutiunal gm'ennnmn. Tlu- Ynung Rollllhht'mm iIIIIl Young: Donmcrails rally nwmhm's In Iileir pnixm nt' view through murk mnvmllinns and dist ruwinn-z nf mndorn pnlilirnl adinu Admisgiuu to 11:0 Amorim an SIIulim program r0- cluirm a high M'hnlmxhip ktumling. aml Ilm pm? 2mm :ix'eu murinl sriunw muinn IIIU uppurtunity In VIHil Itmjur Anmric'un ritiw IVIII' nlw aIIIIliPF Hf slw'ifir vmnnmir. ImliIicnl. .md imhlslrial pruh- Imus. lnfnmlal scminmw Whvrv Ihw ktudvnlq imd I'nrulty uf 11w Amvriu'an Sllulim pl'ugmm mu dig. HM current mvnIc uf lu-rmnnl. rmIinnal. ur imm- rmIimmI inmnrianw. m'o srhvrhllml rvgnIarly Ihmlmhnut tho yvar. Cllrwl SIII'HiLlIl'h wlm are rm-ngniyml I14 uulx'tanding nullmrilivs aw iIIViIm'I III IIIrI L'lelliill'i 10 h-rIIu'P in IIH'it' Rpm inlizml HUME nl' lrnn'ning'. Phi Alpha 'IIiuvIII nn'vInIn-rahip 111mg:- llinw qlpvl'im' armle-mir uvllivwmmll in Ilw field Ill. IIINIIIIW'. Departmental oxtra-curricular organizations make rlassrunm lectures more meaningful as stu- dents discuss l'urrent trends and problems related to their arms of specialization. The Student NRA pr'eparvs future loarhm's for better service through the 1150 of films, Conventions, and seminars with visiting vchlcatm's. The Harding chapter of the Arkansas NEA boasts the largest membership of any of its fellow Chapters. Calhocnn momhors learn about improved home- making: techniques. fashion tips- and practical hints nn child care. They continued their annual prujecl of preparing Christmas gifts for tho. resi- dents of 11m Whitn Cnunty Home and Frazier Nursing Hump. A newly ronrganized Camera Club gave photo- graphers ideas on improved filming and stillshot Iechniquea Their exhibits of student photography were always interesting and served as an incentive for the members to improve their photographic skills and crcativoncss. SHEA. FIRST ROW: Nuskel Hombfen, WnrdeH, Whne. Cobb, Smith. Craig. Turney, Starkey, Garluck. SECOND ROW: Lesler, Fmpe, Rushing, Dowdy, Riggs, DeLong, Brown, Leckhfer Aulr, 51mg, Jonas, Strielelmerm Cuok, Mil- ler, Brown, Neiderer. THIRD ROW. Taylor, Forum, Picrcra, Mnhun, Svonden, Crenshuw. Lawyer, Morgan. Shaw, Peters, Gurgunus, Herndom Farris, DEPARTMENTAL Maior interests stressed in departmental groups COLHECON. HRST ROW: Garrem BchJ-uas.i Thomas, Ashley, Rushing, D Courtney, Wood, Walker tsponsnrl, Wutdr FOURTH ROW: Bonnell, Brown, FeweH, Marks, L Brown, Mahon, SECOND POW. Holt, HcaH, Herbst, Dfsmuke, McDonald, Meeker, Eddy, Bloomberg, Chromsrer, Clark. Nabhnh N Ashluy, Auhh Nuqel, Porter, Wayland, Moore, Grifinh, Holhs. Barren, Howard, Green, THIRD ROW; Holder, Vaughn, Wutobc, Mauck, Deacon. Adan, Hm, 214 Rogers, HoHnmd, Kmt'urin, M 'n.fden Byrd, Spencer, Montgomery lsponr Shnnnom Wllson, Spmhxk, Downmgl Clnwson, Wva'H'P-S. BOHHPH, MC- SDrJ. FOURTH F OW l r 1COK'l-. 34mm Huuzihon. Dobson. Wcm, HCIWHHSJ Clugrmge, Engkmci Dye, chm CriH'Yh SIXIH POW O'NL TOWEH; Marian, Fwow, Hwy AHNL PHIL, jvhHUl'F-Dyr Meeker, HOWCH, Johnson Rohmeve, HDWeH, DCNiS, Lemoms, DHIP, HQWL'H TOI H'Id, MCKBDH, Honnmut EI-rhgrra. Lhun-lwr; Smmacm, Rawbokh. ONeuf FIFTH ROWr AbSHIFE, Hess, Rabertson, Degmw, anies. Buck, lmw'rx. Emmy Wright. L Bridge5 Purkm Drmwls, HPW'Irh' che, SmHord. Edriv Chrisruson, 1 J A ARCHERY CLUB. FIRST ROV'W Hu-Hrv HNH- EHUNL' POW: Tqybn FUND POW Mummy. lrvvwi an-., Kmlh TFHRD ROWLK Ltn- Hir thu-H HIFMLHEMHUIM FCUPTH CAMERA CLUB. HRS: Simpson THMLIH WJW Lm-ulcm Fr.!-n'-' r EQW M ncn f-rm-m FW'CJ. PHILOUGEEA, 3H- L m N WmL-w D. mull. M wavm, Hm Um MIm-J PEMM CLUB, Hr: I nma; ,mvp 3i PWV'H F'H'JCIS. NF Town 3r! w U-ww. Pwdwy, SHOWN lwmwrl H'HPD IVTN, Knuw FNMA; Frf-H'NH POW 'wrx wT POW L-mic-H, Ercv.Hor: I134 LL ; 'Luprx E-O-W thnrx. Hm gal mm. I L , SF 0ND FIGW ErynrnH Emp'vv F' n r. H'INHF-Vl SECOND Mus, lmru, Dbbuw W: I :OP 21 6 MU SIGMA GAMMA :IPK' TIJIOH PBE'VH'H SCIENCE CLUB. HP'QT FO'W SHC-m K' :. Drlzms. Sm Hr FD JTTH ECV m. IIPG'L P ,--1 V7- ;x n HIH FL NH ? mnu, I-H 1 1x Mr H . m CUONU ROW: BELONG POWv 'w.: m. 'v'x :n W 3 MungL 1-305 Fm r FTH Wh He P O W BIJITSU. FICCY DUN r : SEfOND Pow H DEPARTMENTAL Student interest generated in department groups PIGAMMA PSI w ' , . 1. '39:- : Sana ' ' - 4,. 'm',' H Hg Hum; x---r , Curiusily deLlI 11w LiI'l- mul su'ivm'm 11m in- HHPIIH'TI 1110 lhr'mutinn Hf nnmx' I'IHIN H11 lulallh Vilma and u'uosl swnlmr'x etinmiah- intnrmr in Ihw rlltulitnll rlrb fur Pllilnnul'id Illwmilwh Hllu aw pr. - dnmimmtly prv mmliml uml 11w Hurxillu mulmm I'Ziullt mmnhore Hf. I'lliluuuvin hzn'v I'ILITiXNI lptttllx Hf dl'H'llldllf'U nl uat'iulh Illlwlitdl ulwnmla in tl'u' l rIiIt-d thIvF. Srivnrn Clnh mmnlm-x sllnl'lwl ml ilIlITI'NT in Hihll'l' ll'nVc'l dllrl hinluux' ullilv lhlm'v rtnu'lnw and plnwival mhlmtiutl inh'IIL Inn .IHI'IMHI HCMM Hull mm'lixms Thr llwlmiun'x' nmlIIe-erlinx duh UH Sigma Utmmm. III'Q'MWIIIWI pr'uulimh lw dill its lne-mln'r: in Irwinniu: Tu Il'm 11 and In Mllvr mnrr' lm lmituxl t'iI-lch ul' kfllclx. Hiiilxn um HnIs-tl Iut' tllv wring thilrih uf srullrtm'o and minim: In ilx wninr mr-mlwrx'. .md Hll'il'Chl'iSHHLH parryn.1xum-nl lIn Iliullhulllxnf lhv year. Disaminm mm mm mvml: i1: hminr-Sx nml aununtinu and x Nth ln Ililllw Hark and Mom- phi: firma m Vimx' hi9; hllximws En .u'liun PliilllIPd Iii Gamma Psi mmnlwn In ln'vlnm- fur tllvir future'v vmultinll m ini'nrnml limiut-sq Hll'll zmrl ummm. BISON BOOSTERS Support of athletic teams the aim of pep clubs Striving; l'nr fqrmlcr student participaliml and vnllmxinxm. tho Bison Boosters doerGtml 1hra slunds and gunl Innis for all home football jgmnrw. pul up lmslors' In vnruumgo team support. aml sponsored weekly Imp rnllivs. Earh sport parlitipmll was given a famr us a souvenir of his Contrilmlinn In a ,QmIm. In athlilinn 10 the weekly rm'nuniliml of tho nulstnmling playor of each gamm a spring: pirnir was. lwlrl fur all ulhlolea In Murrh the group Hpmlsnrml a Jlnlinr College Invitational Bitskhthull Tnurnnmvnt. Thv Himnvlhra a group nf hx'ontykfuur girls nrgnnizml in the fall In give added FII'PHQHI tn rhoors and In porhunn spncial I'nutim's with tho Choorlvadmw. hrig'htmmd tho appom'zmro 0f lho stands with tlwir gnld and white uniforms. Bulh lhr- Bimm Btumtcrs and 1h? Bismmltm worP ajiwn spm'inl pvrnlissinn tn attoml away gnmvs going: 1n Ihusrxllvillo for the football game with Arkanau; 'lhmhh and In Arkadelphia fur lhv haskm- hall game with Unzu'him Baptist Univcrsitv. Aiways standing ready m Prliourrrgr- Hm Blsmn athlehc ream on Io nremer effor? are the Bxsunr-Hrrs, n crouu Of Mhoo! spmr supponers. IISON BOOSTERS, FIPST ROW, Searcy, Riggsl Perry, Coyne, Nug-JL Hollws, Drummoml, CHHHMIH, H-zlmngwuy SECOND ROW ij3. Fulr, V. WxHinmS, Locer, Johms Bans, Sn 72-, Hum; Mrlrj-IHI SH'HI'; Form, OGVISOH. THIRD HOW Hmd Mr:-.J:L lelh Suunodr, ET-leih Puma. BISONETTES. FIFST POW; HEKL lnrkinsh Coync, Penis, chiv'crl Drum- mon-i SVow'vH EE'LQND PO'N: Mcuzh Luddcn 553m: V, thl'aw-G, 1:,11'07, CroweH, Dormim. Evans, Bloomhwq $79H FOUPTH ROWh Sells, Terry. Howntl, Murry, Herbsr WMvm-a, BENSON Wrowsln, HFTH ROW: Puntock, anyer isponscrl, Muhvhm HAP t'HuH PHOL Comes. Maugham Geurm, Howard Dan Sehs THWD PO'W L W'H'ru's BJanimm F'cqsch Terry 13. hrqmws, parks, Pentecost, DACTYLOLOGY. FIRST ROW: Hcsmbien, SH'QS, Leroux, Townsdml Chrisly, Hollis, Curd, FEWCH, Hmidvix SECOND POW Ayers, Maddox, STCIHTJEH, Shanks, Chrishscn, Mimms, Brown, Former, Woisoni THiRD ROWi SPECIAL INTERESTS 4 Shodchx., Green Allen, C-mvesl Surnpsom MLmy. Wand. Blyson, Gmrref, FOURTH ROW Orr W'Olri, Paisley Shiwmiscinr RimdnH, Rum Vuiient, WuHmca Jones. CclrrE'r. Specialized interests aimed of assisting others Endeavoring to train rnoro people to be proficient with sign language and to promote religious work arming 1110 deaf. many nwmbers 0f the Dactylology Club travel to Little Rock each Sunday to teach a class of deaf students at the Central Church of ChrisL By visiting the School for the Deaf in Little Ruck during;r tho uftornoun. the members of the ngup hope In bOCOIDC hotter acquainted and to make lasting: friendships wilh the students. Niany furnwr Dactyhilog'y Chih members have made it their lifeis vocation in work with the deaf, and several have become preachers for the deaf. HARDING BUSINESS WOMEN. HRST POW- C Boyd, Morgan, Bryant Hiner, Yource, Oiwmx Dykes, Coodwm. SECOND ROW; anrm, J. Bond, P. Baker, CutsimH. Neei, PiChPHS, Rowe, McCoy, THHQD POW: House, Vacations and VIUCatiOIISH was the theme Chosen by tho Harding Business VVunien as their motto for this year. At their monthly meetings. women faculty and slaff members listened to lectures con- cerning various parts of the world. VVt,:rki11g iw gether to promote sell'vstudy and to provide oppor- tunities for closer relationships between the mem- bers were just two of the many objectives snughi after by the members this year. Hudgens, Baker, Lawyer, Brownmg Bell OiBnmon Prime FOURTH ROW Tucker, Thoma; Hucldiesion, Thomason Young BirdsctH Rubenson. Hays. 219 SERVICE CLUBS College life varied by active club participation Miss 111'111'11 110115 a resident of Berkeley C1111 111111111. 11111111115011 Hardinn' College with 11 5111111311 511111 1111111 in 15161 111 1111 1151111 by 11111311111111110'1'11111 1111511111111: 11111111110 11111111311151 101111111'1'1211111111111 17111111111111311111111'11 51111111111 Miss Wells 11113 1111111211er 11111111111 11 many 3111111111 ladies 1111171115111 HI 11111' sin- 1'111'11 1111111111 in 11111111 Jacqueline Dm1i111. 11 111111116 1111111111; 1111111111. 111111 F1110 Masters. 1111 I 111111511 11111111r 11111 I111: 1'0111' 1. r111'ipi1111ts of 11111 51 11111111511111 1111'111'11. '11111'1-111'11 1 111'111111111111 I'Orrulm'lv With Misa 1111115 111111 11111111 11 51111111111011 111 1111111131111 1ira1 i111111'11111li1111 1111111111111 1111111111115. 11111 1111111111111 Council 111'6-1'911115 111111 11i1'r11'11: 11111 111111111115 5111 i111 111111 aciix'ities11111111111111111 11111 11111'. 1111111'1151- 11111111115 11'11111 oach 111111111111'1'11111 51111111 11111 1'115111111511111111115 11111111111111: certain 111111 1111 11111111111: 11111111111 1111i11y m l11P maximum 11111 10111111511111 111111 11111 1111'1111r1g1111111. Jutquehne Damel 13nd Faye Masrers. 191.11191115 of Grace Well! 51:1-o1nlships, rsnresem 1116 desemng women M155 Wells dewes 10 help. INTERCLUB COUNCIL. FIRST ROW; Terry, Cobb, P111117. Donlc-y deemn POW 13:11:11 McDonaJd Hnnriley. Bnetmr P11112115 15110175011, SECOND ROW1 Arno1d, Shannon, W1lson, Emdsher, 1311151911111 THIRD 220 IIG SISTERS. FKRSI' ROW: Brown, Medenris, Heid, Pilner, Bares, HannHon, Pearce. Leckhlcr. Lester SECOND ROW: Lewis. Holt. Rogers, Robbins, SERVICE CLUBS Rewarding experiences CMCLE K. FIRST ROW: Hm r'iwmrllor SECOND POW Love Hum?! THIRD ROW anfmn M hm Ernriford, NngclJ Taylor, Rewbmdi THWD ROW- Swwell, Capo, STeckler, Bush, Crr-nfoui. Benson CnHm lescwn, Pu'lmns lipon'eorl, found in service clubs Introducing nmv regigtrnnls tn Harding: is the function of the Big Sistvrs. W'umml sludcnls are rhnsvn near the end of the spring s'omoster t0 mrrospond with the new girls who plan Tn come In rnllogo in the fall, Aftvr a summer of getting l0 know one another through lotterth'S the Big Sisters return In school early in September in order In ho ml hand to greet now studonts and are con- sidered a valuable factor in Imlping freshmen girls orient themselves to college life. Cirrlv K. Sponsorod by 1130 Soarry Kiwanis Club, is mmpnsed of farmer Kev Club members and college men interested in civic loadorship and sop vim. National and international conventions allow Circle K members to meet follow mllegians from around the world. XVeekIy meetings with interest- ing and informative programs are planned and are rvmcmbered by Circle K men as important con- tributing factors in Hwir rnllogv development. HARDING ACADEMY DEDICATION The '66 senior class dedicates Petif Jean to Mr. Larry M. Bills TllJ'HHlel yuur guidanre. mam' studmus have vaivwl lhv llmlm' and joy Hf bring a mmnlwr Hf Ilh' Ilzmlinu Armle-nly A Ca1ppvllaCl1ux'lzx Hoc'num' n1 Vnm' ability as n rhnral director. 11w vlmrus Ems. mainlainml 1m ullldanding I'Oc'nrri zmrl lms lwml dlilP In lukv ils mhnugv Hf sums: imu Hm lives: Hf I'ullmlnw'a lumplv. AH of ynur linw ,inml 10 He: in daih' rc-qun'xnla y'nnr putim-wo. ynnr t'unl'Edt-nro Iur all Hiix nu1h1-ct-11inrrlascnf Whh.an-grellvl'ul mu! :h-Ilirzllw nur lmrtinn of 1110 Pv'l'if lrrm in Van Ur, Ipan'y IHHQ. MUM: Hill: llll' dlnral n'nria dune in NW :erlvnn'. Hr. Hiilq was PIOHNI Arkan-zas St-Inml Vurul Assmiutinn Prmidom and lma' lwml Hm tEixlr'ir'tK rimimlun fur tlw past two yoars. Among hix' IIIIIvr clmim m'v lmrhinu BEND and music lHI'H'Iin; liu- .llmiur High Clam'm illltl Largo Clmmx. mul sulwrx'iginu l110.l1ll3inrHi;:ll Hand. Mr. lurry M. Bills, 3A -:r hwhand Mr Balls '1. - .' QM Robm Gde. PiWY S. MASON, MA, LLD, Academy Superintendem J. E. BERRYHILl, MA, Acudenw Pdndpcd ADMINISTRATION Administrators are a yoluable aid in ocademy's organization PERRY S. MASON. IVIA. LLD. 1110 superinten- dent nf Harding Academy. has played a key role in maintaining the Chrislian standards of our sclan Taking part in svw'ml svhnnl aciivitios. he is sponsor of the Key Club. the Citizmmhip Club. and the Junior Civitan Club. Tiwro zlrv many out- sidc duties in which he partiripatos. Ho was made an Arkansas Traveler and is widoly known for his work in promoting: Amoricanism. J. E. BERHYHILL. MA. is 1110 principal of the Academy. He is many diffm'om things to the. sup dcnls. Teaching Bible. Sufiill svionco. and driver Pducation are three Hf his major duties. Prmnoling student. relations. hacking- the VVilrlmts. and generally holding things tngctlwr arr' all daily r'vsptmsibilities of our principal. FACULTY Faculty was always present to listen and to advise students Striving tu maintain iL-a romrd 0f oxrollonre. tlw i'nruliy ul' Harding: Academy mntiuuod 1'0 Climb In new heights with maintaining: tlm Standards nf tho anllt Uvnlml Assmiutiun ul' Cnilogvs and Svrmldm'y Srlmnls us lhr-ix' majnr goal. 'I I11'nn;;l1uul lhv ymr n0 t'liscm'ored the pains of hnmmwrk. tho mlxivtios ul' H'mnmingq and tho saliefarliuns ul' learningT urlrl crvalivp dcwelupmont. U'ith palicnro and sympathy 111v farlllly watched us; grow and dvvolup; wilh intorvst and llIldf'l'StElndm Eng: tluly lelmd m 1mm. In additiun tu Iheir mutinv rlmivu. nur mhninislmiivv pcrmnnol atlways straw In hp prt-parml lu mvvt zmv now Qitll'dtinn and In consider tho nwda' nf uavll individual student. 'rhlhllgll IhI-ir guidmlrc wo gz'n-w 111011121113: physi- rnHy. zmd must of all. spiritually. m' Academy focuhy meet Vs exchange 1houghls and ideas. Barbara Barnes, BA Larry Bil'ls, EA Mildred Bixler, BA Ruth Browning, MAI Louise Bufiingran, BA Joyce Davis. BA Bill Dllu, MA PHYSiCUI EdUCDHOn MUSIC Bwbic Elementary School Elementary School Elementary Schour Scienne Busfness, Bible Mary Helsfen, BA Ed Higginboihum, BA Priscilla Hobby, 35 Ann Kelly leis Lawson, MAT Wilion Martin, 5A Inez Pickcnl, IA Elementary Schom History, Courh Home Economics Secretory Elementary School Soda! Science Couch English Florence Powell, MA Bob Pn'vm, MA Kathryn Ritchie, BA Mania Sue Sears, BA Cliff Sharp, BA Tom Wafson, MA Irma chh, MA Elemenfary Schoof Arr Mathematics Eremenmry School Scwence, Couch An Library. English v - , E k-o - . .' ; .- l 1 . .3 t' . . f. A 5 . '7 ' -.n if:- '0 ' ' L: Y! Selecfing a book Vo wme a repot' on, Kristina Wes! Ines to find the one lhar size would bolh benefit From and emoy Eager smden's 5mm! m Mm? whde wrmng '0 become ontu enrolled in 'he Academy 5 MH somesler whch beggar? on Augus! Pwemy euthh 'k Clwcrmshy sfudems have The opporfumry Io waLh Hum nnnrjwmhons beyond FimiTs 0F USUCH clossmom duscussions emrJ wcfums in WPFHV labs ACADEMIC LIFE Academic standards spark a continual seIf-defermination Bvcanse of the small mlmllmt-nl in lllv Aulrlmny. llwt't- is a unique uppnrlnnily lm- vurh utmlvm to play an important mlv in svvvrnl dil'i'vr'mlt f'ivlds. This un'crlamring nf rvspunsihililim pmvitlos n c'hallungo l0 t-zu'h slurlt-m. Ai'lu-r Irving uivr'n lllv cllzlllougn which tlw Avmlnmyk nt-mlvmir Iil'v nf- l't-l's. viu'h individual c'zm vxvvl emcl gmw in slmlvnl lvmlc-i'ship whirh will fllrlilvt' prI-pm'e- him l'm' his apprnavhing rullvgc- nm-vr. lh'lmrh-ning nl tlw stmlvnls quiritunl lmuulmlgo and understanding: ig strosuvd at 1110 Armlu-my. A Bible class and Chapel dovnlimlall is a par! of lhv daily srhmlulo. Having Hm t-lmm'v In 1mm in n-ml srr'iplm'o before a group and living; prcwvnH-cl with thonppnrtunily1t: loud :1 pulylil' prayvr haw- sm'xwl. undwillcontinue1nsvrvv.usn Lvy training lmint in HIP lives Hf munllvss ynung mvn. Thus. as 11v Imlvm llm AFEHfOlIlywPiltfllSllldE 1'll sllmllcl IT'HHZD llw pi'iro- loss privilege that hm In-ml ln'm'idntl fur him in HIV dm'vlnpmr'nt oral! f'uu-H uf his Iif'ri. 227 ACADEMIC LIFE Hard work and long hours reap satisfaction as a reward AI Harding Arurlvmy an origin; impativnt air f'ilh tlw hulls as sImlvnIs arc lmildinf: e1 III'W work! by IIII- pullw then each individual I'lmnsm for him- .wll'. Mum' dum'r. m'r' Cnmlanth' living npt-m-II Inr llmw win: Imvv ;: purpmp in lift! III' a! gnul u'lliI'h Ilu-jv H'Ixh 1n nrhirwv. Hasir cmnrsvc in IIIiIl'HIIIIillEt'K. tmlllml wiI-nn'. JiIvralurP. ml. 91 u'ial s'rivnrv. music aml HiIIIIl :m- the I'numlatinn n1. au'urlmnir liilv nI Ilu- :xl'illllIleY. Stmhmlw mun lvarn In umm-I'iillt- lhv Ilmliruliml nmnifs'er-d by l'eu'ulty rmxmlwru whirl: guidhm Ilu-nl In LIHHVINIL'D aml lwlps mrll slurlvnl In ric'wlup IIH- IIIwiro In upon his own tlunr and In l'ullmx' hi4 nun lmtll In a Il'uly wru-kaul liIv, Mllsirnl uhilily ix; highly rmpvr'md :mrl sIr'ung-ly mnphzwiml le Ilu' Atmilmny. Finch morning Illv WW'I'IJEH'I'ZHIHQ rvIrnins nl' I110 1'I:'Jlmt'qin;: Chums: r2111 hr IIHII'II Iln'mlglmnt Ihn building. Clubs ranging: I'rnm liunnr Hrllnlalrs'hip tn Rpr-rial inIvnNI ,Q'I'mlps gmwitlv Ilw Avarlvmy with a stinmlalinu. WIIH- rulmriml guruumm nl' ainvitV. :w 'IUr-YEIC'ZI'V 3:3 ? .0513 senIC-vs gave :ws 8mm '0 Thin schuoI 228 115w; : .. These !-c:nr:is cue CI :1 vouncrer mad wore chqIIenging genermiun ihor typfy a mud whch Is muchmg IO um: I- mm: rrnrmue mm! unexplored Ihe diremon of SIIIGMCI read 11. . of scI-p'uw und Iegdmg of a public Drover cm: 5:34 cf SD r'I'u'Il rrrowlh ol'lzwwd from chv cImpeI services. Cheerleaders NWCF'V iowlucr new rand excmng wovs of mrcusmg group imeres1s by creating a more ulen nlmosphere of schoof pep An undivided Interest and o more cooperative afhlude demonstrated by wary mdmduol presenl generated many more successful pep rallies Under the darechon of Mrs, Erma Welch members 05 H19 ms! rehearse for annual Christmas okay perhrmed by rhp Academy speech disses STUDENT LIFE School activities provide cm opportunity for development Hu'ly last September whom vu- sluurl laukingr into the empty halls we were onuvr and impatient tn break the SHENCC and m lwgin 1110 new school year which was befure us. TIICI'C wvro many 110w faces to hommr' familiar With. names In hv lmrnpd. and va fl'ionds In DC madv. Our winning: spirEt in spurts was lhv I'PSllll of an drum on the part of lmth lllv 1011111 and students. Srlmnl spirit was at iis pvak this yvm' and pIayed an important 1MP in hacking a dvsm'ving team of u'vth'ained 3111910199.. STUDENT LIFE We filled the halls with life, gave classrooms a meaning hnriul filllh :uld Mpvrivncos whirh r-nhzmt'v Ihr- xpirit nl' ulmlunl lifv. Plvduv day. XPHI'LY hunqllvls. mrnling pz1rlim.nmlrlnhrivalryinSportallighiighl 11w ywn-K wt'izll I'lllll alrlivitivs. 'I'hvn' :m- lIm-v sx-r'xiu- tJHllK n'llirh rlonnlv mum Hf illvir Hum 10 runjx'inq nut prn'yurls whivh pruvidn udtliiitmal Int ililim fur lllc- Arlmnl lnlaml. Ulul'milurlx lih' i'ur llw Ariulvmy Hlll'lt'llt lu'mr'nfs .l Imilllw u'xpm'ivmv lu llmw n'lm un- l'IH-litlvlll H111- ilPlllH'. I'winu uhlv 1n parliripulr' in 1111 nrmlvmir uml xt'hnul mriul u-u-nla. Ac'utlr'lny lmyx uml Qir'IL: gain I-xt'vllI-nl laurluummtl l'nrrnllvgv lhruugh Arhulilstir um! Hpiritlml tlwu'lulnmml. H'hvn thinking nl' llm Nurlr'nly's t-xmu'nrrirular m lix'iliz-s. f'uml mmnurivs uhit'll Mo Iy'pin'll ni' nx'm'y'dny newln'rvnvm. eu'n hrmlghl in mind. Snark Invnim. llw thwnruiing nf lllU halls. warty mnrninf; t'llm'th rvlwau'snlu. mvolings aflm' thunl. hall 51:1:va IN'IJHIIHUS.I'1HIJ l'umfiinllanm!c'lmrus ll'ips typify rllv c-me'ivm'vs vnjnyml. 011 ml varly mm'ning last Sr-plvmhor tho dnurs nl 21 llc'u' nur'ltl u'm'n npvnwl for ShllelS In vxplm'v and 1111- dnura nI Ilmt unrld wow rlnsml Hill! 1111' mnmnwawmvnl HU'ITis'Px nn H tl'dv luh- in May, 5ch! hhm'nng rum: h'mklmg men way a0 :1 undefeated record m conference g'mxcu; '1 :nrcuri 230 mm o! wdricms oresenrs mew durum trophy m the schod Each week prececfung me home football qmmw onihusmsmc sludems show mieresY by vclun'eevintr ro worL Cm Hm rlerommm cf the halls. After harrassmg the pledge: m cm xnfcrmol party, pledgemustars commue to inspire wsnry pledges to reme fnmnlar club pledge. STAR STAR's begin festive holidays with their traditional carols Seven new pledges came home very tired and weary after a night of hard pledging which was climaxed by a bunking party and rough initiation at Kristina Wesths home. After the beautiful cere- mony of formal initiation hold at Martina Prock,s homo. both new and old members were eager to fulfill the responsibilities afforded them through their club. Sounds of laughter and smells of awaiting food were enjoyed at each bunking party hold by the club. An annual formal banquet and a Christmas caroling party were among the main events en- joyed by all members and sponsor, Miss Ruth Browning. A service project in which everyone par- ticipated concluded tho year's activities. OFFICERS. FALL: Stevens, Pres; Bridges, the-Presh; Bridges, Secu- Prockj Trecsh; Hays, Rep: Ruth Browning, Sponsor STAR. TOP ROW: Miss Browning fsponsovl, Sheila Burger. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bridges, Nancy Bndges, Cymhu Bndgemnn. Barbara Cook. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Gregg, Janene Hod, Marcia Hays. Paulette Hol- blocks. FOURTH ROWh Sherri Hollanger, Tonya Maynard, Martina Frock. Kittenu Puckett, FIFTH ROWh WEnd- Pi'renhouse, Dane Stevens, Pom Steven; Ktishno Wes! Active m the Acndemys IntramumI program STAR members practice for o basketball game against :hew rivals, the KAIS and the SubDeb; SUB-DEB Sub Debs win championship in volleyball for second year The Sub-Debs began their busy year by the initiation of eleven pledges. Informal initiation was ah allinight affair at the home of Debbie Ganus. Pledges among: other varied activities. wandered blindfolded through the Acaricmy field. collected pennies. and took part in the annual Kangaroo Court. Molly Mason's home was the setting for the formal initiation. a solemn candlelight ceremony. Other activities of the year included choosing two club 1393qu Phillip Elliott and Rick Harris; having a raroling party; and selecting a banquet theme. SUI-DEB. TOP ROW Mrs. Hobby lsponsorl, Donna Brown, Nancy Clark Jenny Davis. SECOND ROW: Mmgmet Formby, Debbie Genus, therine Gould4 Penny Grower. THIRD ROW Reggy Hme, Summye Holder, Laurie lawyer, Lu Donna Mamn. FOURTH ROW- Motly Mason, Mona Lee Moore. Cheryl Pans, Judy S1reel, Sharon Webb, OFFICSIS. FALL: Mason. Pres; Moore. Vme-Pres: Fon-nby, Secheus; Ganus, Rep; Priscilla Hobby, Sponsor. Huddled around the Mason's warm hre rooshng marshmallows, the Sub-Debs bag-n making the pmns for 'hew'r forms! banquet held each spring. 'M i:- 73.4 . M; ACADEMY A CAPPELLA. FIRST ROW: Hays, Gould. Fonnby, Moore, Stevens, Bargci, Brown, Holbrooks. SECOND ROW; Lawyer. Gums, SmHh. Harris. Stafford, Muncy, Buffmgton, Han, Frock. THHQD ROW: MUSIC GROUPS Chorus gains for recognition through travel and programs Musir playod a very important role in the curritulmn at the Academy and was ammlcfs for the taking. Mvmlmrship in the A Cappclla Chorus was atlaim-d lhmngh a tryout. and rehearsals worv Ilohl nvm'y mnrning at sevon-thirty. Under tht- dirvt'liun 01' Mr. Larry Bills. the A Cappolla madv lwn tours. A three day trip which tank the. Chorus m the ventral portion of Mississippi began on leomhor 5. The five day spring tour came on April 17. and this time the chorus toured Southern Lnuisiana. Bnlh trips proved to be a success and will he rmnomborod always by those who partici- pated. Other rwwnls during the year included dislrirt and state choral tryouts. district and stak- vlmral festivals. and the yearly annualv signing party. The A Cappella was able to main- tain 11m lmrliliun nf its outstanding record in tho xtnlr- rhnml prngram. Twu other groups furthered the oppurtunity of vvoryuno's being: able to take part in the musical program. The. Junior High Chorus. which was madv up of students in grades seven through nine. 2mm several programs and served as a valuable training: point fur future A Cappella momhors. Anymw was allnworl to become a member of tho Imrgv Charm. whirh gave a concert in tho spring. 234 Sheer, Bridges. Pehy, Hedrick, Reeves, Meuli, Puckeit, Mason. FOURTH ROW: Bridges, Simon, Berryhill, Pace. Martin Mucre. Aneberm Riven. Fons, Final good-byes are being waved as Academy A Cappella departs on the annual fall four. this year taking ham to Central Mississippi. HE- :Iew, James :QJEJTH ROW IJ'I'I'IA I'-r'.L:-.m E?omms Haa- lAIGE CHORUS FIPSI W311. Shunr-nrl. F'ylj I1 DmpSC-I :12in erIqo Rhodes. Tud-n Brack, I I H1 Fm - FIJIIIOIW. SECOND HOW. I' W5 HOI I v V Hes STnIFcrd Roma Ee-HyW- I Mr-J FMik-W Hm! Mann brook; Emiqm Mmrw Emma: Would PwersI PawelI Muncy chrnp- S'EVena, B'sck FIFTH ROW a Br-tIgMJ SHWIW ?Iv-vss F'e'h, Pflce bell. Sears, anven B-sggeh Rumby THIRD ROW- Brown SprnzIIny Mwl n, Moore Avebarrv S-mnn Ermrws Errt'u' lnuws Mama HoIrIvr I-Iwmn I-Irww: HnIsn-m Mung; Ewiriqemmrw F-rnovp-I 5n? .. II 1 II IEI JUNIOR CHORUS. HEN POW h'E'S' 8'11 55:31:19 H.WE 3:1 den SE On? PC H HoIsiew. Prod. Pryor GouId M. FE. ;I:-.-:-- w 1HIRD ?OW laurw S nurIIm S'eans MICR Hyveh PaweIl FI'IU 4m Academy chorus members CIIIIgerVIy reIWeorse 'me number 10 br- sunrx m NW S'rIIC ChDH'II 193:va ORGANIZATIONS Through rendered services a club expresses its best ideas Achievement. character. and leadership are out- standing qualities of all Beta Club mnmhors. In nrder to he a member a student must maintain a ll90 avorage 01' above for two Consecutive six-week periods. Buying a frame for the senior composite and a Club breakfast at the end of the year for all members are among the projects planned each year. Tho Beta Club is capably sponsored by Mrs. Andy Ritchie. The Academy takes pride in having a high pcrvvntago 0f its students as Beta Club members. Striving to further enrich the school programl the Wildcat. tho Academyls newspaper. was pulr lishod sovoral times during the year by a capable staff under the. direction of Jenene Hart. Editor. The hard work of the staff was rewarded with a paper thp schuol appreciated. Many hours of hard work were expanded in assembling: tlw Academy section of the 1966 Path Jean. Tho staff set as its goal the depiction of a vivid stnry of 1110 1965-66 school year so that students could remember with joy and pride their Academy days. Under the direction of Kiltona Puckett. Editor. this goal was reached. HONOR STUDENTS Dru id .717 uncr prhiz' Grimm BETA CLUB EIPET L'DW Simon STevensi Erugeu Hnyq Brod l '-nnus SECOND POWV Mrs Puhie ispommy Mmhn. P-vera, Hun Moore, Pulley, THIPH an H'w-a Alfulzarry Huqhns EiilQ'l Mann; 236 WILDCAT STAFF. FIRST ROW: West. Frock. Hays, Bridger SECOND ROW: Hart. Gonus, Buffingion, Berger, Mason. THIRD ROW: Jones, Pulley, Bridges, PeTty. Preparing to mee? 01 December deodhnel Peli! .Iecm Editor Kmenn PuckeH explains to Assxslzmr Nrmcy Bridges how fnyours are drawn. A work is displayed by Edrtor Janene Hart and her Assistant ; deiu Hays as may begun To compwle and type the Wildcat. JEAN STAFF. FIRST ROW; West, Frock, Hays, Bridger. SECOND ROW s. Ganus, Puckett. Jones, Buffington Burger Brown THIRD ROW: - . Jones, Pulley, Mason FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. FWST ROW; Cook, Burger, Maynard, Davis, Higbee, Formby, BUngmn, KeIL Srmrh, Blue FOURTH ROW; chllmncrks Mumn Brown Stevens. SECOND ROW: Hobby lsponsorj. Mason, anes, GCIHUS, Sheet Bwqus. RMTcnhousc Puckett. Prock. 3cm; HcM-H Hmr Lawyer, West, Prmk Hays THIRD ROW: STevenS. CITIZENSHIP CLUB. FQONi POW Mound Luwyi-u, Crocver SECOND ROW: Mason. Luwsc-n HcrrEs Hun THWD POW Fw'iw Moms Thomnsm THESPIANS. HRST POWr Mason SECOND ROW; Smnh Pace, Hort, Mrs chh Imnnm'? LA :nry Berryl: ll Hgbee Bred Hmkvm FOURTH POW Brwdges, Meuli. 3N3 ?QN D153 .51: , r .4 I lrrdm; P'JCE Pulley, Muncy. S.C'Wi H'ZHJOV ' ' 9- I. MICK KEY CLUB. FIRST ROW: MIch, Watts, Love, Th Sopp, J1 Supp. WU ROW Pulley. Muncyh Penn Thompsoni Stafford, P Hams 1.; - 1' KEY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Bixler, Campbell, Beck, SBWEHV SECOND : Mick. MUUCY. Tucker. THIRD ROW; Stafford Esponsorl, Thomas, Earrthll. THIRD POW; Hednck, Afreberrv Hughes Moore BewryhllJ Jh Hams. ORGANIZATIONS Service clubs readily welcome the opportunity to aid others Members of the Harding Academy Future Ilumcmakcrs of America enjoyed an eventful year in 196566 under the supervision of Mrs. Gmrgv Ilnhby as sponsor. Among the aclivitios wmw- initiating: now 1110111110qu being: host to tho tiisll'irt fedm'ation mm'mniml UH Hm Harding cam- pus. havingT the annual banquet. and solctting a prniorl In n'hith vavh studmlt rnnld make his own l'd'mll'ihulinn. Smdmlts who aw mnmlwrs nf tho National Thvspian Sncioty receive lhv nppnrumity in ad; rmu'v in dramatic arts in lho sr'mndmjx' srhnnls. A Chrismms play and a Ihrno-nri spring: play wore this year's pmjorts. Under the supervisinn of Mr, Mason. the Azradnmy Citizenship Chth is n strung: YhiCO in 0111' stmh'nt body and wields an impnrlant influence over studom life in the school rnmmunity. Creating hcltvr relations bctwoon tho studont i'll'ld teacher and I'nnking and carrying: out impm'lamt decisions also m'C part of the duties of lhis trluh. Sponsored by 0111' b115inosa instructor. Bill Diles. the Future Business Lozukws of America is an im- portant organization in tho Acutlvmy. although presently inactive. Svlvctvd from the membership of the club are several diffm'oul tvpos of teams which parlicipato in slatP-wido rnmpotitinn. Much suecoss was attained this year with sumo of our slurfmlts winning mp ratings in 1110 state. Three service clubs active at the Academy are the Junior Key Club. Smior Key Club. and Junior Cix'ilan Club. Sellingr fruit cakes and having a car wash arc the annual projects of the Senior Key Club. Similar projects are held by the Junior Key Club and Junior Civitan Chlb for the purpose of raising: mmmy for tho hettm'monl nl' lho Academy facilities. ORGANIZATIONS Participation assists students in depths of seIf-expression The Junior Beta Club. sponsored by Miss Ruth Bmwning. is upon to junior high students maintain- ing a high scholastic average. It oncouragvs the ymmgc-r studemts to strive for better grades and to maintain a high average throughout their high school years. During the year Prosidont Patti Slvwns arranged programs and uthor activities in which mvmbr'rs could participate. Having am nffectivc. systematic library is the main purpnsn of the Library Club. Under the guiriam'o uf Mrs. Irma XVolch. oyc-calvhing bulle- tin lmul'ds and attractive displays made the Acad- nmy library a more interesting place in which to study and broaden nnehs education. Arcmsinp; School spirit and suprmrting the various teams are the main goals of the Harding Academy Pop Club. Among the duties of the club. under the leadership of President Diane Stevens and tho supm'visicm nf RIPS. Barnes. the sponsor, was the docrnratinn of the halls before cach football game and the preparation of the annual homecoming activitivs. An active part of the Pop Club were the choorImdr-rs who did a great job in organizing pep rnllins lwfnrn the fans at the games and dccuratilig 1hr gnnl posts. lIBRARY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Pryon Hays. BaggeH, WDHS, Clark, Martin. SECOND ROW, Mrs Welsh Ilsponsod, Formby. Helsven, Bridger, Plock. :3: xi JUNIOR BETA CLUB. FIRST ROW: Ruth Browning. Tucker. Rhodes, Camp- beLL SECOND ROW: Clark, Sheppard, Bagge . THWRD ROW: Formby, Hays, Sprudlm. FOURTH POW: Marrin, Webb, Holder. FIFTH ROW: Shevens. Walls THIRD ROW: P. Groover. D. Groovcr, Neal, Duvws. Gould. FOURTH ROW: Sprodhn, Jones Gnnus, Vines, Stevens, Moore, 240 ORGANIZATIONS Enthusiastic school support boosted Wildcats to victory SENIOR CHEERLEADERS. FIF'ST POEM Look, Holbrooka SUZOND ROW: JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS FWST POW PIDCLK SECOND POW Blur- Iiwomp- Stree! Wen. Proclr son, 0qu THHED POW 51mm; Wcl-i1 Davis PEP CLUR H937 POW. KOOL EYHZ-H W951, ProLL H'JHTILJDLB SECOND Plow N Elwiilijrz'; Mama MOQH! Kr'l iiurqui ROW: Clegg. ClmP, 35;! 3::'1 Ei'wiqcr. Mmttm M, Haw, Mfwnclrcf Lrwyu-P FUIIHETyV FFFTH 'J. Mm Enhea L Pryor TWRD POW. E'yi. H U I, t-r, Sear; Pm jcr lit: - Endgmwux Jones, D Shemns Eluu,- S Hays FOUF'TH E ' VJPb:: 0W F' :ma JCFFES FuN-n'v-zn Hail Inger a: ..L Fucke . c.levens ATTENDANT Barbara Cook W. 3' 5335 ATTENDANT HOMECOMING QUEEN LVMNH Rim'nlmuse I Sherri Hollangcr HOMECOMIN G COURT .5110! 1' y A'Yuson Rachel Rf: 't?. $ Judy Sires! Jmmy Davis Harlml Rivers It'n'rlia' SmUrer .l UNION CLASS Charles Bridgrnmn S ENIOR 9'11an :1 7mm: - FAVORITES , . . V HUPIIOMORE , ITRFSHMAN Anslnm H'm'! jim KlHPbch' jnmy Dams . David Taft '3 I1 243 Bible Awards Philip PuHm' Jlnlh' J'Immz Nflgrtwt Snliih Barbara 000k May Attendants 1m 5-.- MR. and MISS HARDING ACADEMY Philip PHHM' W'arnL friendly. and always willing ln be helpful is Philip Pulloy. the senior vlnss pmsidont. XVin- Hing several state awards in tho lmsinoss Hold. 11v has brought humor In tho Aradvmy and has clef velopmi into a capahlv lr'arlm'. Philip is a good example of the typo nf pvrsnnalitx' that wins frinmls Pvm'ywllcre. .Irmwv Hart Alvs'ays smiling; .Ionono Hart Cnnwys a spirit nf' friendliness in an sllulvnls. Edilm' of tho TT'J'ldtm. mvmhor of 1119 rhums. and an arlin' mmnher in several student clubs. .mem' dmnmlslx'atos a I'oal interest in the Acadmln' nml shurm' hvr Pnthusiasm with vvnrymlo. FOOTBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: Thompson, Melion. Love, Hams, Soup, Bixler, Eridgeman, Lawson, Wilson, Watts, Poce. SECOND ROW: Coach FOOTBALL Harding Academy Wildcats gain clear conference record With August came the beginning of a training period which was tn form the 1965 Harding Acadr emy Wildcats. Coaches Ed Higginbutham 311d Cliff Sharp headed the daily practices as hopes were high for the coming season. Receiving quite a setback from their loss to Des Arc1 the Wildcats worked harder and came hack to win all Conference games. A 13-0 victory over the Augusta Devils Closed a winning season which won for the Cats the district Crown and a 77141 record. Through their outstanding leadership the senior members contributed greatly to the teamhs success and made their last year of football a memorable one Ten boys were chosen for the district team: Phillip Elliott, Jerry Moore, Charles Bridgeman, James 'Bixler. Mike Hedrick, Phil Hughes, Gus Mouli, Mary Thompson David Lawson, and David Berryhill. Bixlcr was named the outstanding line- man in this district. Ono Wildcat was picked for the all-state honorsa James Bixler. and Phillip Elliott, Marty Thompson, and Mike Hedrick wen: given the honorable mention distinction. 246 Sharp. Bndger, Stafford, Arteberry, EHicml Martin, Moore. Hughes. Hed- rkck, Berryhili, Meuli, Coach Higginbothnm. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Phillip Ellie RESULTS Harding Opponent 0 Des Arc 34 0 Harding Academy of Memphis 0 39 Beebe 18 20 Cotton Plant. 0 3-1 Hazen 0 $1 Heber Springs 0 6 Clinton 0 33 DeValls Bluff H 1 3 Augusta 0 In Ms first wmnmg season as head coach, Ed Higginborham strikes familiar sideline pose as ho ponders erdcm's simatlon on the field. Charle; Bndgemun leads rhe Interference os oiI-disfrict halfback Jerry Moore sweeps over right rncHe on an important third down situation. One of The rampaging Wsldccls :ioses m on a Huzen Homei showing the form then welded onw seventyrsix points 10 1965 9nd opponents. Realxzmg mm reboundmg Is an essenfioi port of :1 weH-pluyed game: two WIHrnls qup fer rho possesmon of fhe apnonem's missed shot Harding 248 ISO '35 '30 H1 fiU n7 ,- m. vl 2i :JIKI QI 41.21 Q: JXQXJI J1 R1-3JIJ!;......:-lv- -.- H 113 l; 1 '38 H 38 TU as P3 RESULTS EVIPleUTY Dallas Christian Bor-lw Oil 'l'ruugll Wfonlml 'Pamgimm 'Iivnsvtl 'Mdhv Augusta Suntlmitlo lintosvillm 'Cnrlislr- Wmnuko Nowpnrl Cvnlrnl NIK'CJ'UI'IV Pnnghurn Harding nl' Memphis Hamlin;r nf Nlomphis. Iivns'vu Sumhsidv 32atvsvillrr- Konsott Augusta 'Wh'iffilhvillv Iimmoll Bald Knob .lmlsania ' Emglnn'n ' Mr'Rav HWHI Trnugll anilellicuml Tournaments Winnnly Tournamem 13iu:trirl Tlmrnamont Ofipnncn Ls- 38 28 38 01? 4'3 64 til 6'3 6'3 43 38 66 '33 52 50 +5 46 50 '15 56 38 61 '3 E 68 i8 ?6 5'3 +0 '38 As the duck begms Io Mk ior me scmnd hall, Gus Meuli yumps ?O ngP rhe Cots posgessmn of fhp haH nnri r: noorl lead over KenseH, Jumprng wnlh outstretched hands, AII-Coumy 0nd AH-Dislrid player Phillip Ellio maneuvers foss-up '0 give Cats possession of the bull. BASKETBALL Husfling Wildcat roundbollers emerge successful in season The mundballers nf the Academy gave their nnthusiastic fans many thrills; and few disappoint moms as they compiled 21 roner of twenty wins and ten losses during: the rogular smson of com- potitinn. The 1965;66 VVilrlcats roarhod lho quarter finals in two oxtra-soasnn lmu'nanwms. the semi finals in nne. and the finals in another. oach time losing In the tournament winner. Part Of the V'ilrlrmk shongtll lay in the fact that they had good hall rumrnl while Imrlm' 0x- trpme prossuro. Also present was; an enthusiasm which led to a desire tn win that mmhlr'd the team In rmne from behind in sovoml gamns in win the mntvst. Rvmgnized by tho marhos for his nutstanding basketball ability and Imrlcrship qualities was Phillip Elliot. who was chasm! fur lmth the AH, County and AlliDistrirt lmms. Graduating VVVildFais im'ludo Mvuli. IVInore. Iluqhm. Bixler. and Roll. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM. Coach Hugglnbcrhom. Lesley EMnnogerW, Worlsh Sopph Poll. Wand, Meulu. Moore, Horns Hughes, Mmlm Elluon, Arreberryh Bgyryhlll Thompson Howl's lnwson Bixler. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Bixler, Davis, Baines, Tucker, Pefwuy SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, Woods, Taft Bales, Vines, Finney. BASKETBALL Reochmg above defenders. Taft shoots m a daily praciice session. JuniorWiIdcotsshowimproved teamwork as the season closes RESULTS Harding Opponents 35 MPCI't'thV 19 m Beebe 28 .30 Oil Trough 34 3'1 Bald Knob 25 58 Bovbo 31 .30 Southsido IBatosvilloI 34 32 Morris 39 38 Griffithvillv 44 3-3 Pangburn 36 42 Nlnrriq 37 58 Kensett 35 30 Smllhsido tBatesviIle! 24 30 Augusta 29 H Griffithvillo 40 31 Ruse End 39 250 In 'he Class B 0'me meeL mm Bruce Henson set c: d 37 A Nicord Anchorman Premise K-ng clunches u dxslncr mHe rehjy record of 311! T 1965 VIACK TEAM. FIRST ROW Hedrxck, Thompson. Harris, Moore TRACK Class B competition trounced as two state records are set The story of the 1965 track loam could be written by saying that the victorious gruupk offm'i was 0110 which paid off in dividends phls a bonus. The 1965 Academy Wildcat Hark loam rarked up Vifi tury after victory in a regular seasm: of strenuous competition. Being County and distritt champions unly whottod the W'ildcataf appetites when it came lime to enter the stale track mm-t hold in Little Ruck; Placing second in the Class B srhnol state Cnmphtition. the Cats tnuk hm l'irct plat'o ralvgurius. and mm second place. Fifteen trackstcrs look hmmrs in the county mom. svtling,r three new records. In the district. tho academy team had lhirtovn 0f its members plat'v. winning fur the sm'nnd time individual hmmrs 21nd sotting lwn new records in UN: 880 yard run and tho dismls throw. 13mm Henson and Dickiv Bnrryhill wow the most l'nltslanding membrane of thu- rvnnwnmi group. Ilmmnfs FPCOFd in Ihv 880 yard run is 2:065. and Bm'ryhill Claimpd duuhlo hnnurs by capturing: the load in the 440 yard I'vlay 21ml rm-nrding a 46.2 Liming. Ben'yhill louk admmago of a pmwrful throwing; arm and hurled thn discus to a record 1 501 1 l 3 . SECOND ROW: Berryhlll Stafford, Brrdgemnn 9R mix; ACADEMY TRACK 251 Hmni lu'rn mr- x '- l-'-r::-- L-HL W 'n- focrbgH hold and when QOSIDOnEd betau'm CI mm only CCJUSQ'i Hw' priemy 1ZC'7fV; r: Le more D? -: success. 252 SUB-DEB SPIRIT AWARD Phiir'p Pullvr Exvclling in many arms. Philip Pulley has been rlmm-n by his Classmuis-s as lhv slmlvm ulm host Iypif'ir ; 111v true spirit of Harding: Amdvmy. Philip. lhrrmgh his . Dxlwrt lvarimwhip in vxlrarm'rinllar urlivitim. hi: t'iwr'rful inlt't'vst in ulhmv. and his unqumiilmablo mmlm't. is. an Munlpll- uf fhv type nf KillL'OI'O Christian who ix an ideal Arndmny smdvnl. Philip. an nutstnmling th :n'uuml person. r-xhihils his: leadership abililim ua prmitlmn Hf his class and HF HIP Citizenship Club Al'h'r school hmn's his friendly smilr- waits tn ,u'rrmi student: who Homo in tho buildingr for u nwvting ur tn I'Dt'rioVP sumo fnrgnllml btmktz, Thiq plms'nnl munnvr has madr- Philip a favnritv amuanr all his Clussnmtos. SENIORS Whirl of continuing activities surrounds senior class of '66 SENIOR OFFICERS, MOW Mason, Reporter; Philip PuHeyl President: Jenenc Hcm. Treasurer- Jerry Moore. Vme-Premdem; Dunne Stevens, Secretary. SENIORS Seniors carry their memories of high school days with them 1i I Academy gradummg srudenfs leave Then high 50100! days behind as fund memon'es and begin to Open new doors and dwscever new pmhsy JAMES BIXLER, Searcy, Ark. JAKE BOWDEN, Searcy, Ark; Pem Jean 3- Track 3 CHARLES BRIDGEMAN, Searcy, Auk; Ouss Vwcs-Pws. 1,3,3; Class Farovne 1-, Large Chorus 'i FomimlF ! 13 A Truck 1 2 3,4 School Wily 3. SONJA BUFFINGTON, Seurcy, Ark; KAT 123,4, Sechrens, 3, Pres 4,- A CnppeHu 3,4- va E.MOrUS 13,14; Pep C1Ub 1,2344; Jr Civrlrm Cub 3,4, Sec-Trens. r1; Pelif Jean 3,4: Wuldcm Staff 2,3,4v 1mmmuml Spells 1,233.4,- FHA ?3,4; FBLA 4. ROBERT CONNER, Deiroil, Mich; Tmnsier from Denby Hugh Schaol, Detroit, Mldunun, BARBARA COOK, Searcy. Ark; STAR 4; Large Chorus 4; Pop Club 4; Jr. Cwnun Club 11 CLRVMPVWfLV A FHA A PHILLIP ELLIOTY, Sunny, Ark; C1055 Pres. 2,3, Class Favours ?- A CUppEHn 23, Large Lhorus ? '5 fombnll 2,3,4; Basketb3112,23,4,Trc:ck 4, JENENE HART, Searcy, Ark; STAR 1,234, Sec, 2, Pres. 3; C1nss Sec. 1,2,3, Trees, 4, Muss szorvh: ?,J; A CuppE-ilu 123,4; Large Chorus i,7,3,t1; Pep Club 1.2.344, Sec 71mm; 9, che-Pres, 3, Sec. 4: Ben: Club PEA; szenshwp Club 2.1-1, Sec. ?,3, Vice Prrrs A, Jr, Cwnan Club 14, Pres. 4, Fe! Jean 12.34:, ledmt S1011 9,1,4, Edda! 3,4; 1ntromuml Sporrs 12,14: Srirool Play 3,- FHA 2,3,4 V10: 11033, 4, FEIA 4, Sec. 4-, Thespian 3,4, Pres 4: May Cour? Mrendtam 3,- Homerommg Reutesemative 3 MIKE HEDRICK, Searcy. Ark; A Cappc-Hn 3.4- Large Chorus 123,4; Key Club 1,? '34 Fomivrxll 1 3 4 Tmck 1,331! 254 I mr' cf usmni study PHIL HUGHES. Seurcy, Ark; A chppello M Lcn'nc- U'ucnus 1,-1 Pep Llub 1, Key Huh 1.4 lurmmuml Sports 3- ande 1 '34 Brvkkri-IIMH 1 '3 4 dec I School lW-w E d PERRY JENKINS. Hullandale, Mist; ivms'm Tram HoHrdei-z HmH Ethaok u ill mrin'r: Mws Irwnwuml Sports .1 GARY MARTIN, Searcy, Ark,- 3 L: A 3; 5-3 1 t - i1 541 V :w Frog .1 Fr;- ! I FELA 3 4 MOLLY MASON. Seurq, Arlu; Suh- H 1 3:14 inn r. :VI 158 pf-Huiiler .1 A Muppclh 1 2 3-1 L: ac Unc-us i 3 4 Few LIML 1,12 v A T-r-is 3 V ce-Pxes. 4 GI :arsh-p Our: 3 :1 Se: .1 .Jv IIwH-w CM: GA V3ce3Pres. J Fem Jean 11 J3 W Mm! SHH 534:3 Inhcnmurnf Spells 1 T 3 .1 Stlwcul Play 3 FHA ?- 3 31. Twas J: FBLA 4- Tne5pwm 3 11, Em: A .1- Emu Jun 3 GUS MEULI, Seurcy, Ark.: A Coppehn .43 Largo Chow; A Peril Jean Jr Foorbmll J .1 B-nstgmuH '5 4 Sdmd Play 34- FELA 4 Vice Furs, A JERRY MOORE, KenseN, :: ' - . V.rv.:-Prva 4 u :35 Fuvarwle 3 3A C l'w-m 1 3 ' ' Huh 1 T :3 J Cumming; Club 4' 3A Edwid Hwy '7 IUCHVM : - .v. r : rl'aew Huh thoj. SUSAN MORRIS, Bowling Green, 07: r-:- $'P'r r-v '3' 3 $-,'n I1 '1 ' JOEY PACE Searcy, Ark; .t'x .Hsp-EIL: 3-1 - Kliuzr-Js I i J Key Club :- 1.1 F-y-A- .1 r H' T 4 SCHGN Wm, FEM. A Pm; 4 warm 1 Q E 4. I 9 3 4 'Vme PFrS, 1 .-:. Sc: 4; Cfus: I333 J3 Lame Chorus 3 '2 33.1 Pup I ml: 132,34; 59m 2 Lwncm LLM: 4 Pelit Jean I33 334 Asmlum Edsmr 3, 8321?? 1,: 3,43 IMrcrnmJl Spam; 1.733113 Limeriemdcr 1,2,3, Pres. N.I' FBLrm :3 43 Honor Simivm T KITTENA PUCKE Pvpow 'II'r' I Huh I .23 J, Erixlur J, W' F Cm J FHA I 7 u M-w fault Awendcmr 255 -':55 Pres 4 KEV th 34 Irena 4 Beta Club 3:1, Free. 4 PE! Jean 4 W' JrEr,-:r Staff 4; .eV : S'uden: Tm-n-Er i '3. PHILIP PULLEY, Searey, Ark.- i' r' Pres d FELA 3 ,1 Fn-as 3 WENDI RITTENHOUSE, GraveHle, Arky; Transfer how Ccvczl chkam HIQ'H SchoC-L Max ; 3:: FM i -7 U-mus -1 Pei Jean A FHA 4 STEVE aou, Butesville, Ark; Trnr-sFEr From Sowhsucle Hugh Schooi, Brneswlle. r -w'k. Immmur-sl SHCHS 3 4 Bilske'wnH -1 MANDEEN SIMON. Seurcy, Ark; Trmsfer hcw: F-Mbtmir: fhuthrm High smooX MCWQONH'Y Aluhmm fa CnlmeH'J fl Large Chorus 4 Band 4 Pup Hub 4 NUGGETT SMITH, Fairfield, Calih Tmmfe; from M m :1 nglv School Fnuheid KAY 4 :1 L J L 93 ' , A ?hr-V; F'luh J ,l! vamrt Vn- ' FHI- J- FEIA 4 TP-ESD . DIANE STEVENS. Seurty. Ark.- ETI 7w Pres 4 4- ::';x-'-? J .: B-r- .., : , 2 : i-ulm'xs. Jr Peril Whenuh .- .w .: . , v Puu l uh Jean J. vav'lvv'uvrd Ht . : 5-1 TEU- : 1 Men 4. BOBBY WILSON, Seurry, Ark - KE-y Club I- Foo'ncm 1 f; A LINDA WILSON. Saarcy, Ark: KAT 7- 5m: Cbb 1 '2 3 4 Fellow sermon r-wm- :m assommlon w h nnr'r: C+1PI' L'l' cm: of their purhes SweHed wmh satisfaction of azcompllshmeni, graduating seniors Phwl Hughes and Jerry Moore burs! through the Academy doors. JUNIOR OFFICERS. ROCHE! Fivers, Secrerary; David Muncy, Vice-Presidem; SheHa Burger, Treasurer; Eddie Stafford, President Nancy Bridges, Reporter JUNIORS Students continue building a firmer foundation Sheila Burger Secmy. Ark. David Berryhill . Searty. Ark. Mike Bridger Searcy, Ark. Nancy Bridges Semcy, Ark, Daraihy Brock , Seurcy, Alk, Candy Evins , , Hunrsville, Tenn. Rick Harris ,. Seorcy, Ark Marcia Hays . Searcy, Ark. Markiia Higbee Seurcy, Ark. Paulelle Holbrook Des Moines, m. Sherry Hullanger . Almym, Ark. Kathleen Jones . . ,, Searcy, Ark Raymond Lesley . Semcy, Ark David Luwsnn Searcy. Ark. David Muncy Seurcy, Ark, Gus Peterson Senowbwc, Miss. Tum Peliy . Gurdon, Ark. Cheryl Pons . .. New Orleans, La. Rachel Rivers Seurcy, Ark Tommy Supp . ..... . . . Searcy, Ark. Eddie Slaffnrd , , Searcy, Ark. Marty Thompson Searcy, Ark. Bill Waits . Luling, lu. Paula Wilmn ,, Searcy. Ark. SOPHOMORES Sophomore possess hopes in their lofty heads James Ahebeny Barbara Bridges Donna Brawn Murgcuel Formby Debby Gonus Calherine Gould Jeanne Gregg Resgv Hare Joel Hunis Ronda Higbee Pam lanes Peter Lou Laurie lawyer Tanya Maynard Teny Mellon John Mimon Mona Lee Macro Mur'ina Prod John Supp Judy Sires! Norma WuHs Krish'no Wes! SOPHOMORE OFFICERS M 5- V:T?F.-rfv LHES m?! Tm'M-v Maynard 5w ? 'w MEN '1 Lee Meme F-mcr'en Margzzrel Formhy, Treusmer FIESHMEN OFFICERS V-':y Br'vigeh Irensurer- anri Taft, Vce Presxdenr, Nmry Clark Secrelqw- .Ir-mw Draws, Repclier' jmo aney, Presrdent FRESH M EN Eager new students participate in new concept Marth Blue Sourcy, Ari; Cynlhiu Bridgemun SDLHCV, Ark. Kay Bridger Secrty fuk Nunry Clark . ?v-wry Ark l Jenny Davis SEJVCy Ark Jaru Finney AAL'RGEI Ark. Penny Grocvet Smarty, Ark. Allen Gould .. Kvnsen, AIR Bobby Helsfen Smycy, Arl' Sammy: Holder Searcy, ArL Linda Howard , Jormshoro, Avk Sherry Kell Scarcy, AW lnDonno MUIHI'I SNIICy, Ark lindu Perkins quumonh Ad Jac Powell Searcy, Ark. Mudhu Sears Searcy, Ark. Palh' Stevens Searcy, Ark William David Taf-l Emmy, Ark Sharon Webb Swnrcy. Ark EIGHTH GRADE; FIRST ROW. T-mmy BixlE-r. Rachel Formby Rosemary THIRD ROW: Coach Sharp. Rmhmd chk. J. R Thomas, Charles Paine. Bnggerr Janet Thompson Dan Damek SECOND POW- Darlcen Jones, John Vines, Johnny Bames. Krylh Rhodes Me: Perwoy. Dov-d Losley lurry Davis. Mary Lee Hare SEVENTH GRADE. HRST ROW- Coach Mmtu Greg Bnriaor Pam Mlhom Hays Lmdo Sprndlin, Dena Groovev, Prmy Hemcn, Gary Beck THIRD K Meen Sheppard DPHJIE Soufherlnnn Beve'h Pryor, Mona ProCL, Dawd ROWV Marc Muncy, Slephen Tuckerl ichord Rwers, Molly Vines, Mike pb9I SUCNP POW Eugene Sc'mr-unrm Cc1ro!yn Watts 5::m Wehh. Twm Romsev Kwrk SEWEH, SIXTH GRADE. HRST ROW Mrs. Buff'ngrm Donna: W'dson. Siephen Lorry Patterson, Robert Foshee, Kyle Seorcy. Charles Ganus KeHur Ann Ulrey, Wade Hy, Steve Dcws. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Webb. FIFTH GRADE. FlFST ROW' Mrs Herssem Dacnne Hedmk, Nancy Waits, Randal Mick, Poul Chester, Debra Beck THIRD ROW: Priscw'llo Gilliam, Dawd Tucker Mark Euler Armies Lawyer Leah Farmby. Km: Keller. Sfeven WrHiomsl Ronme Moore, Dune Ahrnon, Robert Baggetr, Manhu SECOND POW NJ: Dame! Kemnv h'Jrrzs. M ke Kme', Jonathan Balesl Ann Hort u r m W' Tyndol Higbee. Dirk Allison. Joe Pryor, Ph'xlip Chester. VMITH GRADE. FIRST ROW: Mrs. PoweH, Karla Burketf, Kristie Vinson, Jlindu Hare. David Ozbom, Roger Bollard. SECOND ROW: Beth Davis, Catherine Angel, Ciifford Oldhum John Damels, Steve Moms THIRD ROW; Rhonda Meyer, Robin Boies, Brynn Wallroms, Cum Frock, Muke Hughes, Chris Davis, HIM GIADE. FIRST ROW: Mrs Lawson, Brenda Yurbrough. Jackie MB, Rebeca: ROWIEH, Jun Lawyer, David WuHuce, JD BETH Berryhlll. SECOND ROW: Ellen Ruth Walker, Deborah Curry, Nancy Ham's, MCDND GIADE. HRST ROW: Mrs. Searsl chky Nesscndm, David Payne, Yummy Belcher Randy Ozbrm, Mehndn Verkler. SECOND ROW; Byron Smnh, I.Wie McRuy, Jana Ahmqn, Sondra Hickmgbonom, David Cox, David Gilhcarn Kiihnl, Mcuk Mmmx. THIRD ROW Levin: Lawrence. Sonic: Pevway, Lynn in Davis, Randy Wheelen Cheryl Bcllhnger, Susan Wallace, Cub Ann Wilhmns Cmdy Allen, Mary Jayne Langley! Sharen Schwurfz, Joanna i i . Debbie LEO SECOND ROW. Ble Rowe, Mark Burke!Y Alex Taylor Kandy Muncy ' kins. Ernie Todd Richardson, Rusty Hughes Kevm Webb, Randv ADVERTISEMENTS Joseph E. Pryor Virgil lawyer Norman Hughll IuIanI Tucker Jim Howard lo Tuck The Executive Council of The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION congrmulotes The class of '66 and asks your support in helping to build a Greater Harding, Eva m, l. T. Clark Harding College Bookstore Suppiying the best in Graded Bible School Materials . . . Religious Books . , . A Cappella Records . . . Rental Film Strips for coTnge meetings . . HARDING COLLEGE BOOKSTORE . , Order by Mail ELUOTT ARNHOLTS Men's Young Men's S+ore We oulfif smurf young men. 115 WEST ARCH CH 5-3912 THE TOT SHOP We have everything you need for infoms through teens. 306 N. Spring Street SAVE BY STOPPING AT THE TOT SHOP White House Cafe The WHITE HOUSE CAFE is a favorite spot for sfudenTs to get meats or refreshments leter Church sewices. College Farm Dairy Pausing of The new automof for fresh milk supined by the COLLEGE FARM DAIRY ore Glenda Holder- flled, Sandi Danford, and Marcia Marks The dairy aiso provides mw'lk for the rest of the campus, 265 PARRISH JEWELRY Bonded Lovebnght Dwomonds Sferllng, Chung 8. Crystal HTHE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Court Square Searcy, Arkansas STEWART'S Feminine Apparel H's always a pleasure +0 serve our Harding pa+rons. 106 North Spring SEARCY SPORT SHOP Jim Thompson Hil Pays to Play WHOLESALE 7 RETAIL Hunmm i F:5F'.unn i LAME! '. Mrmrlo Suppkvs 1801 East Race Ave. CH 5-37.56 266 DickWulker and Linda Johnson refax in TheRENDEZVOUS' pleasant atmosphere as o waitress Takes 1heir order. Bowling at WHITE COUNTY LANES is :1 por'r of Harding Lorry Yurcho, as H is for many students. Qeancg FEDERAL Savings AND $90001 ASSOCIATION El Charro Mexican Restaurant Specializing in Mexican food Facilities are available for parties and bunq uets HIGHWAY 67 EAST SEARCY HASSELL 8: HUNT Benet Used Cars Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-5544 HEUER'S SHOE STORE For The besT in footwear, see HEUER'S SHOE STORE The IDEAL SHOP has The finest 1n women s fashions on fhe west side of the square in downtown Seorcy. and smart accessories to hithghT every wardrobe. 267 m?ed PHOTOGRBPHP Qem CPeal Studio Ben Red Roger Red 205 Main Street Little Rock. Arkansas 268 Besf workmanship Excellen+ qualHy Nif'ry Pho+os Reasonable ra+es Eager +0 please Dependable service WOOD-FREEMAN 'ZERotcgsyqqozor SEARCY LUMBER COMPANY ' Johns-Mansville produc+s ' Coleman Heaiing . Beniamin Moore Pain+s ' Gould Pumps ' Armshong Linoleum Phone CH 5-9654 400 South Locust Phone CH 5-3591 East Market Grocery szen Foods, UFO: the mos1r comfortable mdoor living throughout the amine yeon depend on ZERO GAS CO. m Seorcy Groceries. Meats Only one block from campus ZElio Gas Company W VAN a STIIIIAGE tn. I sum ARK. .. ' 5 1.: :1 K7 H Jack Spuulding. owner Local and Long Dis+ance Moving Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-3581 269 At SOWELL'S HOME SUPPLY you are Drasemed with all East Erld Barber Shop The finest 51y!es m furniture and home accessories. The EAST END BARBER SHOP has eHiCiem personnEEl and modern equipmem featuring the l'BahAir-Bock. 1' , .26.ka The Security Bank Prompt, efficient, courteous service awails you a! any lime. Let ihe SECURITY BANK solve your banking problems. 270 JOHN A CLARK YEAREDON REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Oklahoma City 22, Oklahoma Phone:SUn5u1L? 8443 A DIVISION OF jOSTl-TN'S. INC. Ilmmilml. Mu o Topeka. Kan. - Viurllinfiulif. o Czunbridgc, Md. XXHRU XX X 1 ..XRHUHK Pt HIP XXX It The beginning, the middle, ?he end, AMERICAN YEARBOOK supplies them OH To the Harding College GnnUCH. 271 AaW$ R001? BEE Ix HOT oocg. flIIHIIIIIII w 'IIIIIIIII -1 w-HE A8:W ROOT BEER For OId-fushioned, creamy root beer and sandwiches of all kinds, stop at The Aa.w of its 408 N. Walnut Street location. . 1A WHITE HOUSE GROCERY located near the campus for your convenience. -ru er m' . u ; 5' T I? ' A. .4 , w- I I- . I It 1 REMJHWO $ '3' 4 w ???aS-if N RAND Expert repairing of WalcheyClocks-Jewelry , - w; '7 r 2?? i I C. J. FANSLER JEWELER ' Quality first service always-Ulmlsonic cleaning 1T0 E. Vine Secrcy Phone CH 5-2736 Remington Office Machines SEARCY PLANT Factory branch sales h for adding machines cosh reglsters calculators and Typewriters to fit all needs 272 f GMC f Pomiuc BOLTON'S iv Frigidaire f Cadillac Phone CH 5-354! SEARCY, ARKANSAS KROH'S LADIES APPAREL 102-104 N. Spring Phone CH 5-4914 ACLIN MOTOR CO. 1500 East Race SKATELAND ROLLER RINK SEARCY'ARKANSAS Oldsmobiles ; Internmional Trucks For that unique date or party, go To SKATELAND PHONE CH 5-3581 RINK and enjoy The healfhful exercise of rollerskoting. h The perfect ptCTUle of 0 C001, sunsfying drunk PARKER'S FLORAL SHOP uWe Wire Flowers Anywhere To keep wefI-informed about news of local and world- wide interest read The SEARCY DAILY CITIZEN daily; 917 East Race CH 5-2371 HART AUTO SERVICE Hurt Auto Service Service is the heart of our business AIIwyn Hart New+ Bridgeman. Bill Jones. and Arnold Brooks ore effwcienf personnd who do 0H hnds of general mechanic work. 274 COMPLIMENTS 0F Heber Springs Wholesale Grocer Heber Springs, Ark. phone F0 2-2574 Cecil Patchell A large part of the fociliiies availabfe by using F 8. F CONCRETE are seen in 1his pidure of their offing F 8. F, which is supplying The concrete for the men's dormitory, is weH equipped to serve Har- WI. F 8: F CONCRETE Ready Mix Concre+e m Concrefe 3: Ligh+ Weighf Blocks Steam cured - Laboratory tested All popular sins 0 Concrete Britt Polio Slacks O Dur-O-Wull O Musnnry Cement Phone CH 5-5852 lwlurll. 3mm 3am You can't beef The BURGER BARN for dehcious, churA cool-broiied hamburgers 0r SOHdquhes and mud SEWICE. . ,' ' P l! l f SUPER-MARKET Best place in lown fo Trade I The College Plan for the College Man 0 Exclusive Benefil al Special Rules ' Deposils Deferred Until You are nu! of School Dick Martin COLLEGEMASTER REPRESENTATIVE Radio and TV Servicenter Box 3341 Little Rock, Arkansas The RADIO AND TV SERVICENTER provides competent service for Securcy cmd The Students of Harding College. 120! E. Race CH 5-2893 N. 0. Nelson Company of Arkansas Wumbing, Heofing Air Condifioning and Refrigeration Supplies 420 Byrd Street Litile Rock, Arkansas FRANKLIN 6'1 327 LocoTed near The campus, OMAGENE'S GROCERY is O convement phace To shop For your grocery needsA KELLEY'S GRILL came: 4 Dining Rooms SMORGASBOARD Farm We'mm corgfms Bald Knob Each Tuesday Evening PA 4-3298 278 TYPIJGRAPHY FOR THIS BOOK furnished by ffarding 6011ch PRESS commercial printers chrman West printer 1013 eosf center avenue seorcy, orkansos 72143 phone 501f245-6161, exT. 341 BRUCE R. ANDERSON ARCHITECT 310 Commercial National Bank Building lITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS FOR THE VERY BEST IN MUSIC, NEWS 2; SPORTS RADIO 5mm K W C B 1300 ON YOUR DIAL 1000 WAT SERVING ALL OF EAST CENTRN ARKANSAS SEAI:g$ted Highwa'fgxie'ui' 280 SEARCY CLINIC DRUGS The SEARCY CLINIC DRUGSTORE has fwo Fine bcmions To serve your needs, E. Race Street cmd HeucHee's downtown 281 msmsuws .- . - Hui --, .u h-n-m-i HARDING COLLEGE lAUNDRY AND CLEANERS us happy to serve both the students and faculty of chrclmg and the people of Searcv. Your laundry and dry cleaning will be ngen the immediate currenhon of our compe1em staff. The convenient, modern and efficient coinoperafed laundry allows studems to do laundry themselves. The new, modern laundry building is a part of the facilities thufollow the compefent staff to function. 282 Kreb's Bros. Supply Co., Inc. Comple+e Equipmen+ for Hofels. Resfauran+s. Schools, JH m HospHals. and Ins+i+u+ions wW 'funwgh-Olig FRunkJin 2-6133 ' 1.. q. Emhmvml rm. mm In 13137415 VVes1 Cup'fol Avtlmw LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS Gam er-McKenney linccrpormedj 201 Wes! Arch Ave. Phone CH 5-3516 SEARCY, ARKANSAS . v 0 Buffet every Sunday CBtQQ 5 RESTAURANT , . ... Parties and Banquet Fucullhes MR. AND MRS. W. H. McMIKLE 0 Seating Capaciry 250 283 CDNRI: HI Spauldiug Athletic QJMS Incorporated All Nationally Advenised Lines 513 Center Street Phone FRunklin 2-22 COTHERN'S MEN S STORE We M. Arkansas RAND'S POLY CLEAN Merlin Px'yor contempfotes The purchase of a new Tie. For expert service on laundry and dry cleanmgl Try RAND'S- POLY CLEAN on highway 67 next door 10 The PIT. PIT DRIVE-IN Need to geT away from studies? Drive ou? to The PIT DRIVE-IN for good hamburgers, foot longs and shakes. 284 Personal Work Filmstrips HVisualized Bible Study Series by Jule Miller Five colorful. 35mm filmstrips including 400 Bible art pictures. L'UIUI' photos and Scriptural charts presenting a panmama 0f the vntire Hihlu and Church history. Thousands have been led to obey the gospel of Christ through this new method 01' teaching the old Bible- story. Countless Christians are participating in winning the souls of friends and neighbors. Put your members Lu Work. Five fullydllustrutorl manuals provide what to say and 0'when to say it, A DirecLur's Manual is included to give suggestions for an active program of hump Bible study. otherwise discuss the Bible. FILMSTRIP TITLES Many people are consenxmg to see these 5 beautiful fxlmstrips in then own living rooms who woufd not mm 3119i S.EHIES caru'r u'umu rILM sums N0. 206 Complete set 030 MVisualized Bible Study Series with manuals: $40.00 also available: Na 2307 Spanish editiml and NH. 1308 Negro edition at same price. Individual filmstrips . . . $8.00 Extra set of 5 manuals. .. 2.00 Nu. 206R Sound recordings; for above, Five 12 . M usw LP records with sound effects. music and AuDl'm woos! . . . - c all ' mm: prniosmanal mu'rutlon $19.93 go$'l ,5 g cnIu' m 3mm; 0 ,HInIIIFw'L .aa' n! O Gospel Services, Inc. 1409 ROSALIE. HOUSTON. TEXAS 77004 thO J BEL-MAR MOTEL The BEL-MAR MOTEL, locored ndiocenf to Ande .3. I GNU, offers 1he beer In overnight occommodaf ANDERSONS GRILL . ExceHenr banquet focwhfies ore iusf one lectson why ACME Maferlal Company, Inc.. ' GRI ' I fh H' J' fudems. ANDERSON 5 LI. I5 so popu or w: orcmg s Crushed Rock for A Purposes P. O. Box .586 Bald Knob, Arkansas THE SOUTHWESTERN COMPANY PHONE PARKV'EW Hm Publishers 2968 Foster Creighton Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Best Wishes HELHNG WESTERN PAPER COMPANY BU:LD 500 Eas+ Second S+ree+ ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS Herff- Jones Company 1205 Tony Drive Jonesboro, Arkansas BILL 5. BROWN Repremmofive The Professional People Salute the Students of Harding College Drs. Garrison and Flippin Optometrists Dr. Roberf J. Dacus Optometrist Por+er Rodgers Hospifal Dr. George W. Bridges ChiropracTor Searcy Clinic Dr. Lee A. Biggs Optometrist SEARCY STEEL COMPANY P. O. Box 1007 SEARCY. ARKANSAS . ;rvin'g Harding studenfs and faculty since 1934, The SEARCY BANK has always been the bank of friendly service. Wanna. THE SEARCY BANK PhaneCH5-246'l 287 3M Pawexw 2mm: Steaks - Seafoods Buck's Special Saiads 8. Dressing GOOD FOODS SERVED RIGHT Phone TA 8-5700 Highways 64 8: 67 Beebe Banquet facilities in the STARLITE ROOM ht Looking over menus, Tom Blucker and Linda Miller prepare for a pleasant evening GT BUCK POWERS. An inSIde view of the Sfcrhfe Room Illustrates why many clubs have banquefs of BUCK POWERS. 288 fYPEWRITER cg. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Need a typewmer or Oddlng machine? You can rem one from the HAYES TYPEWRITER CO. Phone CH 5-4189 Let the EUBANKS AGENCY handle all your msurcmce problems. For security tomorrow see Eubcnks Today.' MERIT Maintenance Supply, Inc. A Complefe Line of Main- +enance and Jani+or Supplies 1316 Main Street P. O. Box 349 North Little Rock, Arkansas TELEPHONE FR 2-5650 The Divisional Picture-Adverfisemenf Courtesy of Rialto Theater Mony married Harding students make excellenf savings by purchasing meat through SEARCY FROZEN FOODS. 2B9 College directory A Auran. Nancy Devcn 1Fr1 Route 3. 026109311. Ark. Aaron, Larry Joe ISOphI Letono, Ark, 115, 176 Abernathy, Charles D. 1Fr1 405 5. Spring. Seurcy, Ark, 192 Ables. 6011 Marie 1Fr1 1220Moun1 Hollv. El Dowudo, A111,. 132, 182 Abshire, Richard 15r1 Delight, Ark, 115, 153. 212, 215 Acre, Bobby Llri Greenbner. Ark. 170 Adair. Ann 1Fr1 Box 190. Grove. Okla., 133. 131. 205. 214 Adams. Bob 1Jr1 Roure 2, Box 244. Quirmun. 00.. 116, 170 Adams, Carol 1Fr1 Box 845. Benson. Ariz.. 131, 181, 206 Adamson, Sharon lFr1709 N. W. A. Sfreef, Bentonv111e, Ark, 134, 181 Alexander, Harald 1500111 Delight, Ark, 119, 176 Alexander. Laura lFrl R1. 1, DeValls Bluff. Ark, 139, 182 Alexander, William Michael 1511 4920 101h Ave. EastTuscolooso. Al0., 121, 211 Algae. Robin lSrl 636 Foster 51., Tipmnville. Tenn.. 81, 126. 153 Allen, Bobby R. 150ph1 RT. 1. Parrish. A101,. 191 Allen, Dianna 1Fr1 5428 Chuuvin Dr., N. Little Rock, Ark., 182. 219 Al1en, Danna lSrl R1. 2, Valparaiso, 1nd,, 146, 153. 215 Allison. Hervey cm 121. 1, Bax 432, Jacksonville. Ark. 1711 Allison. Randy lJr1 Pocahontas, Ark. Allman, Nancy 1500111 R1. 1, Pmston. Pa.. 143. 176. 205, 217 Amen. Richard Url 2140 5. Dewey, Barllesville, Okla.. 170, 215 Arms, Ann lFr1 1257 E. Sunshine. Springfield. 11110.. 133, 182 Anderson. Ann 1Jr1 Bqumg 3. Apt 37. Seurcv. Ark. 190. 194 Anderson, Jim 1SrJ Wmadawn, 5. Duk, 74, 115, 128, 153. 206 Anderson, Ned 1Fr1 R1. 2. Mounmln Horne, Ark 182 Anderson. Paul lJrI 900 Barnes Ave.. Poncqeville. 11110.. 190 Anderson, Susan 1Fr1 9356 Swimon A140,, Sepulvodu, Calif, 141, 182, 210 Anderson, Terry Warren 15013111 1017 Learn 51., Cincinnati. 0. Argo. Phyllis 1Sr1 R1. 1, DeVulls Bluff. Ark. 139. 153, 209 Arnold, Margaret 1Jr1 606 W1ldwoud. N. Little Rock. Ark. 131, Arthur, Gregory 1Fr1 R1. 3. Box 584, Conroe, Tex., 1113, 182 Ashbrooks, Ronny Lewis1Fr1 Umpire, Ark., 117, 152 Ashley. Nancy 1Fr1 R1. 2, Box 34017,, N. Liltle Rock. Ark. 141. 182. 214 Ashley. Reba 1569M R1. 2, Box 34011:. N. 1.11110 Rack. Ark, 141, 176, 214 Ashlon. Mary Margaret lJrl 412 W. Chewy, Punca City. 01:10.. 137, 170. 200. 206 Aneberry, Jun 150ph1 1503 E. Marker 51.. Seurcv, Ark, 144, 176 A1111, Peggy lJr1 00x 655, Woodsfiald, 0., 137, 170, 204, 214., 215 Auslin. Hefty 1Fr1 605 Wafer 51.. Penfofoc. Miss., 147. 182, 208 Austin. Darrell 1J1! R1. 4. Faragau1d, Ark 190 Ayers, Jo Ann 1F11 1518 S. Jasmine. Denvev, C010,. 140, 182, 205. 215, 219 Babb, Don 1Jr1 121. 2, Box 150, Haber Sprmgs. Ark. 127. 170. 204 8099011. Barbara Ann lSophJ 818 Gram 51., Decatur. A10., 191 Bugwill, Dewaine 1Jr1 880 Harding College. Searcv.Ark..190 Bagwill. Wanda lJrl BSD Harding College, Searcy. Ark, 190 Baulev. Bufch 151'! Box 708. Seurcv. Ark. 126. 153 Bulley. Fred 1Fr1 5057 Dee Rd.. Memphis. Tenn, 127. 182. 212 Bailey. Guy1e 1511 Box 416, Tucketrnan. Ark. Baird, Chaales 1571 R1. 1. Box 1, Wil1iford, Ark, 127, 153 801rd. Chesver 1500111 Rt. 1, Box 1, Willifcrd, Ark., 127, 176 Baker. B111 1Jr1 Can. 0171.. Clarendon. Ark. 115. 170 Baker. Carol 1Fr1 R1. 1, Judsonia, Ark.. 132 Baker, David 1Fr1 2711 Bayou Lune, Monroe, La. Baker. David 1500111 1076 We1lsville. Memphis. Tenn. 117, 182, 204. 209 Baker, Jerry Van 18r1 Arlinqton, Va., 153 Baker. Randy lSrJ Box 199. Louisville. A10. 124. 153 Balding. Carrol Wayne 1Frl I01: 1. Ward. A111,. 192 Bulentine, Jacqueline 1Jr1 2375 Sherrod Ave.. F1orence, A10, 149. 170, 204. 206 Bales, Barbara 1Fr1 707 E. Race Ava, Searcv, Ark. Bales. James David IJr1 707 E. Race 51.. Searcv, Auk. 126, 170 8011. Lynn 1Fr1 406 Springwaod Dr.. Unle Rock, Ark, 141, 182 Ball, Marianne 15013111 6717 Aznieu lune. 001105, Tex, 149, 176, 209 Ballard. W11110m Franklm lSophI Box 972, APO, San Francisco. Calif.. 176 Balthmp, Sherry 1Jr1 3928 Menzer, FL W0r1h, Tex, 74, 129, 137, 138, 170, I94. 206 Barber. Charles Glenn ISophl Box 152. Clarendon. Ark. 120. 176 Barber, Rabley 15r1 Box 152, Clarendon, Ark, 115. 153, 205, 211, 213, 217. 219 Barker. Janice 1Fr1 R1. 1, PIG , Kan, 144, 182, 206 Barker. P01 lJrl Rt. 1, Fran. Kan., 126, 170. 206 Burner. Ronnie 1500111 1704 S. F111more. Lirr1e Rock, Ark, 123. 176 Barnes, Clifford 1Fr1 616 Orange. Wyandone. Mich., 124. 182 Barnes. Elizabefh Helga 1500111 5350 5. W. 76 51., Miami, Fla. Barnes, Gretchen 1Fr1 5350 S W. 76 St, Miami. F10.. 146, 182 Barnes, Linda IFr1 2460 W. 229111 81.. Tovrance. Calif. 134. 182 Barnes. Mary Elizabeth 1F11 R1. 1,Judsonia. Ark. 148. 182 Barnes, Ron 15r.1 505 5.7111 51., Hayri. Mo., 12?, 153 170. 221 290 Barnes. Sharron LouIse 1501:1111 R1. 2, Box 95, Earle. Ark 13!, 117,- -- Barr. Lawrence 1Fr1 3901 Spolfswood, Memphis, Tenn, 182 1 Barren. Avayd Ann 15:1 954 5. Dowell Terrace. Wichifo, Kun.. 1 1-7;- 205, 209, 214 Borreh, Ronda lFr1 954 S. Dawelf Terrace, Wichila, Kan., 137. 1823,, -,',' '- Barron, John 15613111 Box 198, High Springs, Fla.. 118. 176. 209 Barry, Janice Ur; Be: 217, Ockfey. K0111. I37. 170 Bonley, Danny 1Jr1 1501 W. Taylor. Clarksvilie, Tex., 115, 170. 2163 Barton, Charles 1Srl B1 1 50011! 56111 51., Birmihgham, A10. Botemun, Tommy 1511 R1. 2, Gunman, Ark.. 92. 125 Boves, Judy Linn 18:1 4906 W. 18111 51,, Lubbock. Tex.. 132. 153. 22 E Bales, Ron 1509111 903 Federal Ava. Zanesville. 0.. 116. 176 Boley. Jimmy 1500111 6101 Sally Court. Flint, Mich. Beasley, Turn 15r1 308 W. Moore 51.. Haber Spyinqs. Auk, Beavers, Emile 1Fr1 323 5. Pine 81., Greenville. A10. 137. 132 Beavers. Johnnie 1551 805 N, Cedar 51.. Searcv. Ark. Beck, Johnny 1Fr1 2605 Walthum Dr., Huntslee. A10. 115. 182 Beck, Richard 15013111 Cherry Tree 120., Cherry Tree, Pu.. 130, 149. 17$: Belew. Joe 15r1 4171 Millbrcnch Rd., Memphis, Term. 127. 153. 2' 54'.- Bell. C0110 150p111 R1. 1, Lilbcurn, M01, 145, 1761 8e11, Leslie lF11 209 Grand. Waxuhuchie. Team. 132 8011. Lew1s lJrl 26 Lynnhuven Dr., Dayton. 0., 115. 170. 182 BeIue,M1ke 150ph1 613 W, Washington, Osceola. Ark.. 119. 176 Bennett, Bruce1Frl R1. 2. Box 28. Barliesvifla, 01:10.. 123. 182 Bennett, Dan lJrl Milton, Kun., 170, 206 Benne . James Doniei lJrJ Milton. Ken. Bennett, Paulette 15015111 920 E. Market. Seartv, Ark., 143. 176. 209 Benson, Linda lJrl 80: 27. Munilo. Ark., 141. I70, 209, 218. 221 Benz. William F. 1Fr1 1101 East Moore Ave., Searcv. A111. Berry, Reggie lJr1 313 V1rgw'niu 51, Walnut Ridge, Ark, 122, 170,' 203. 212 Berryhill. Beverly 1Fr1 Box 737. Seavcv. Ark. 182 Berryhill, Dick lFr1 1515 E. Race. Searw, Ark. 126, 182 Bans. Harriet 1Fr1 1106 5. Harrison, Park Edge. 111., 147. 182, 212i, 11' Bans, Kathy lSophl Rt. 1. Hickory Ridge. Ark 149. 176 Binegdr. Jane lErl 432 CuroIine Ava, W111i0ms1own, W. Va, 142, 214. 220 BmkIey, Leona C. 15011111 R1 . 1. Box 199, C1emm0ns. N. C. 190 Blsbee, Sandra 1Fr1 Rt. 5. Searcy, Ark, 139. 182 Bixler. Sue 1Saph1 Searcy, Ark, 136. 206. 208 Black. Jeffrey Lew1s lFr1 6943 Winchester 51.. Dallas, Tex, 127, 18.2. 212 Black, John 1Fr1 506 Annapolis Ave , Sheffield. A10 127. 132 Black, John E. 1Fr1 727 Grinneli, Dallas. Tex.. 182 . Block, Margo lFrI 6943 Winchester 51,, 001103. Tex.. 142. 182. 206. Blackburn. Mary Lynn 1Jr1 York College, York, Neb., 170. 206 Blair. Melba Jean 1F11 224 Santa Anita Dr.. Storkale, Miss, 130. 204, 209 Blanton, Mike ISrI R1. 6. Fayehevnlle,Ar1t.. 153 . 0 Bloomberg. Margaret lFrl 5300 W. Highwood Dr. Edmc. Minn., ISB'. ' 204. 209, 214, 213 . Blocker. Tern 151d 2320 W, 16111 51.. N. Lmle Rock. Ark. 72. 74. 127. 152. 153. 216 Blue, Roger 1FrJ 406 E. Moore 51., Saorcy. Ark. 124, 182 1301110, Ron 1500111 6521 E. 26111 Court, Tulsa. Okla.. 119. 176.211 Balls, Jerry 15r1 Box 1374 ,Searcy, Ark, 118, 190, 203 Bond. Louis Deon lJrl 20 N. Dienks. Broken 30117. 01:16.. 170. 217 Bonnell. Barbara ISrI 121.7. DonIphan. Mo., 140. 154. 205 . , Bannell, Carol 15:1 RI. 7, Doniphan, Mo., 70, 74, 129, 140. 154. 205. ;- Bonnell. Kay 15013111 R1. 7. Doniphcn, Mo., 129, 140. 176. 214. 211 5001113. Ceci11Fr1 Box 187, Buv1nu, Tex,, 121, 182. 209 Boudrn, Ron 150ph1 300 Vinozn151..M'0rr11ron. Ark 119. 176 Borde1on. Pat 1509111 510 N.Mc11r1 $1.. Seurcv. Ark. Bowden. Bob Url 1'11. 3, Clarksville. Tex., 115, 170. 206 Bowen, John lFrl Box 7. McGehee, Ark, 124. 182. 208 . Bowlby, Elizabeth 1Frl 912 w. Second 51., Dewar, Ark. 137. 1' L Bowman. Angela lFrl 404 South Elm $1.. Searcy, Ark. 183. 203. Boyce, Brenda lSopM Rt. 1. Box 85, Helena, A114,, 135. 176 Boyd. David 1Frl 68 Kingfisher Luna. Levi1town, N. Y.. 125, 183 Boyd. Gail lJrJ 68 Kingf1sher Lane. Lavlffown. N. Y.. 139. 170 Boyd, Korhen'ne 1500111 1946 Chrisw DL, Pensacola, Fla.. 176 Boyd, Mrkel Soph1 2629 Lynclhursf, 51. Louis. Mo., 1 17. 176. 204. 209 Boyd. Roger ISrI 68 Kingfisher Lane. levirrown. N. Y.. 121. 154 Bradberry. linda Diane Url 915 S. DetroiL Russellville. Ark, 190 Bradford. Leah 15013111 202 E Third 53., Clinfon, Ark, 135, 236. 176. 221 Bradford, Linda 1FrJ 528 Browns Ferry, Chattanooga, Tenn.. 1377, 1 5? Bradford. Pam 1500111 407 S. From 51.. Rio Vista. Calif.. 145, 176. 214 BradIey. Carolyn ISr1 231 145-1. Lubbock. Tex. Bradsher, Biflie lJrl Box 6. Renur, Ark. 133. I70, 208. 220 Bradv. Anthony 1Fr1 614 Mitchell St. Conway. Ark 119. 183. 212 Brannon, Randall 1Fr1 547 Mimosa Blvd. Roswell. 60.. 114. 183 Bruwner. Bobby 1Fr1 Pleasureville. 101.. 192 Brawner, Bonnie ISophl Rt. 1, Human, Kon.. 134. 176 Bray, Vernon 15r1 2461 Man Ava. New OrPEans. L0.. 119, 154 Breeden, Robert 1Jr1 750 McCoy Rd., Evansville, Iowa, 230, 170 Breeden, Bobbie 1Jr1 R1. 1, Box 119, Tvlarfown, Miss., 130. 170 Bressie, Lannie 1500111 801121 Knob. Ark. ' Brewer, Carol Ann 1Fr1 Pt 1, Box 5075, Waferulier, Mich , 140, Ill! of, Dale 1Fr1 I11. 1. Box 5075. Wutewlier, MlChu 118, 183 . Faye Marie 13013111 121.5. Foley. All. 176. 209. 217 er. Pat 1Fr1 101 Gram 51.. Searcv, Ark. es. Linda 1Fr1 035 S1. Morfe. Fiorissunt, Mm. 140. 188, 215 , Robert 1Fr1 Box 157. Crumrod. Ark 1.20. 183 n, Kelley 1Jr1 Box 5. Hollywood. M0,. 190 -11, Put 1Fr1 R1, 1. Judsonia, Ark. 146. 183 Jack ISophl Box 44. Clorkswlle. Ark., 122. 176 Jerry 1Fr1 4706 N. Frankfort. Tulsa, 01:10.. 127. 183 ,Wrendo Lee 1Fr1 Box 159. Cullman. A111. 148. 183, 208 thousen. John lSophl 8114 51. Louis Rd. CallinsvilIe. 111., 81. Curoie 150ph1 41? No. 1511-1 55.. Nashville. Tenn. . Billv 1Sr1 Box 372, 590101. Ark, 129. 130. 154. 204 - . Gene Url Box 372. Searcy. Ark, 130, 170, 204 Nice 1Jr1 Box 62. Mr. Dora. F1n.. 190 . Alvis 1511 Evening Shade. Ark. .Archie 1501:1111 R1. 1. Broseley. MEL. 117, 176 Carole 1111111 15013111 419 Nonh 151h, Nashville. Tenn., 191 . .Caylona 15013111 121. 4. Box 41. Pocahontas. Ark. 140. 176. 205 n. Dunno 1Jr1 R1. 4. Box 141. Paruqoufd, Ark. 146. 170. 203. 205. 214. 221 ,Gary 1Jr1 903 Oakwood. Benton. Ark.. 124. 170 209Gerald 15013111 10202 Kennymead. Orunqe, Col1f., 92. 124. 176. 1- ,Jumes 1Fr1 18409 Burnhum. Lansing. Mich 183 nLJumes Ray 1Jr1 1121 Hanna. Grand Blanc. Mich, 115. 170 1 erv Lynn 1511 810 500111 Maddox. Dumas. Tax.. 116. 126. 129, 54 '1, Kathryn J-anne 15011111 1682 Emerald Ave. S. W.. Arlanta Gm. 0310. 135. , Lewls C. 1Jr1 506 Weql Pleasure. Searcv. Ark.. 118. 170, 2115 Luis 1Fr1 R1. 1. Semcv. Ark. 139. 133. 214 Randa Ellis tsophl 3518 Graceland. Memphis. Tenn. 1. Renew Lee 1501:1111 General Delivery. Pocahontas, Ark. 96 . , 111.1111 Ann 1M 1450 Cherry Rood. Apt. 20. Memphis. Tenn.. 144-. 70. 209. 212. 215, 219 7.1. 1Fr1 1506 Welsh. Memph1s. Tenn.. 123. 183 Jeri-ann 1M 1906 E Osborn REL, Phcamx. Ariz.. 190 J1m1-ny 11r1 241 Zephyr Dr.. San Antonio. Tex. nuld Ray 1FrI 596 Joyce Lone, Nashville. Tenn.. 183 John 1Frl P. O. Box 755. Eamon. Lo. Anahony 15:1 1:1 Azalea. F1, 51mm, Ark. 113. 154. 204 Tvyien L. 1Fr1 Box 703. Moum Dora. F1o.. 139. 133. 209 1.3.1.1111 1Fr1 3507 Suhon. Orlando, 1:10.. 138. 183. 209. 219 .Mid'lnel 1Fr1 R1. 1. Newlon. Ala. 130 183 - 1931511 3451 Akton View Dr.. Barbenon, 0.. 113. 154. 215 - Lee 1F11 3451 Akron Vrew Dr.. Burberton. 0.. 11B. 183 4191111111: 1M 6413 Arbutus. Huminqton Park, Calif. Sandra 1511 Rt. 1. Box 37, Lake Village, Ark. 148. 154 a 1Fr1483 Winchester, Chicago Hefths. 111.. 143. 183. 211 39911 1M 1503 Locust Searcy. Ark. 183 w 11:11 1206 Rulh 51,51keslon. Mm, 122. 193 -1:11e1Fr1 121. 1.50u1h Bay 11d. C10v.N.V., 117. 133. 216 . III! 1501:1111 R1. 1. Murray. Ky.. 135. 177 June 1M R1. 3. Box 125. Bareswlla. Ark. 140. 171 - lJrI Box 926. Coolidge, Ariz. 145, I71. 206, 217. 221 ' 1509111 Box 62, Pnngbum. Ark. 134, 177 lewis Fred 1501:1111 930 500111 Douglas, Springfield. Mo., 118, 123.176 302M 1Fr1 815 South 12111 51.. Arkadalphin. Ark. 133, 183. 111.110 1315 Lakeshore. Lmle Rock. Ark., 74. 12B. 144, 171, 194. .213. 215 31-101. 1. Ozark. M0,. 154. 204 C ' 2 1Fr1 13731.nluland Ava. Lakewood. 0.. 147, 183 1F1'1 106 N. Charles 81.. Seurcv, Ark. 15r1 815 7111 51.. El Dorado. Ark.. 132. 154 f, ' 1Fr1 202 N. High. Huiler. M0,. 137. 199.3 1Fr1 202 N. High. Butler. Mo. 113612111 1711 Wmdrow 51.. Wichhu Falls. Tex., 134. 177. 200. 3 'W '1, 1m 3110 Valley 51.. Winnfield. 1a., 147, 133 . 1R1 1051 W. 4111 51,. West Plains. Ma, 183, 203 1,511 10.51 141.4111 S1..Wes1Plc1ins. M11, 141. 155. 200. 208. 183, 215. 218 3 10mm 1F11 11m 321, Bald Knob, Ark. 183 139111111 6543 Sulky Lane, Annandale. Va.. 120. 177 11435 Bonnler, Memphis. Tenn. 31. 130. 183 4171 Millbrunch. Memphis. Team. 130. 183 m 1Fr1 2 Lyndule. E. Syracuse, N. Y.. 138, 183 159913111511 F101. Ark. 1415. 177. 212 111115111011 Box 44.1mm. 1ex.. 122. 177 M096 15913111 1309 W. Razz 51.. Searcv. Ark. 177 , 1100315111 21. 1. Rogers.Ark..141.155 ' 156x134. Conroe. 1211.. 192 111591201311. 2. 8:1: 577, Valdosta. Ga.. 219 Ell H. 3. Box 386. Pine Bluff. Ark. Coder. Timothy Davis 1Jr1 703 Lake 51.. Paranould, Ark. 190 Ccs1ee1, Charlene 1Fr1 3505 1hrushwood Dr.. Chattanooga. Tenn.. 1212. 182 Custleman, Ronald 1Sr1 707 Ronnie qu Mudlson. Tenn. 121. 155. 208, 213 Chambers. Donna 1Sr1 R1. 5, Cambridge. 0.. 155 Chambers. Muriorie 15r1 R1. 5. Cambridge. 0., 142, 155. 215 Chombhss. Put 1Jr1 3804 Loop Rd.. Monroe. 1.0.. 137. 146. I71. 202. 203 Chgmpine. Barry 1F:1 1105 W. Center A115,. Saarcv. Ark.. 183 Chandler. Michael 1Fr1 5504 Baseline Rd.. Linle Rock. Ark, 183 Chandler. Winston 1511 5504 Baseline Rd.. linle Rock. Ark. 123, 155. 221 Chapman. Jan Nancy 1Fr1 11204 Yorkmonr Cirde, Dallas, Tax. 138. 133. 209. 210 Cherry. Jerry Dwayne 1501:1111 R1. 2. Pocahomos. Ark. Ches1er. Jone 1Fr1 1201 N. Polk. Lm1e Rock, Ark. 137. 183, 208 Childress. Claron IJ1'1 Des Arc. Ark. C111n. David 15r1 Adelaide Hausa, Saluk Sau11'1 New Village. Kua1a Lumpur. Malaysia. 118. 155 Chisum. Dinah 1Fr1 19120 1.05 Puurnas, Port Arthur, Tex. 14B. 183 chmy. Darrell Leonard 1Fr1 3424 West Park, Houmu. L11, 116. 183. 206 Chilwood. Kay 1Fr1 1331 56111 Terrace. Ff.5rni11-1. Ark, 134. 183 Choate, Jere 150p111 600 N. Spruce. Searcy. Ark. Chrls1ian. Ber1ie Roberm 1Jr1 101 lurubie. Deer Lodge. Mann. 171. 204. 215. 219 Chrisly. Barbara 1Fr1 111 E. Mariana 51., Woodsfield. 0.. 137. 183. 20?. 219 Chrisw. Pe1er 1111 R1. 4, Wiikn. Allenlcwn, Pa.. 171. 204 ChronisTer, Gayle Anita 1Fr1 18 Greenwuy Dr.. LEMe Rock. Ark, 143, 183. 214 Clark, Ann 1509M 1400 H111crest, Seorcy. Ark. 144. 177. 206. 210 Clark. Charles Ur. R1. I, Warrrace, Tenn.. 171. 204 Clark. Dons Ann lGrad1 605 E. Race 51.. Seurw. Ark. 194 Clark. Gilbert Leroy 15013131 4912 Blackfoot ECL. College Park. qu 116. 177 Clark. Jennifer 1Fr1 2056 N. Shuifer. Orange. Culif.. 145. 183. 204, 205, 209 C1c1rk.Judy1Fr1 R1. 1, H1ndsv1lle, Ark 143. 133 Clark. Lynn Jewell 15013111 Box 253. McRae. Ark. 121. 177 Clark. Robert 15r1 605 E. Race 81.. Secrcv, Ark 190 Clark. Sherry Jean 1Fr1 813 Golden Rule Dr.. Lakeland. Fla.. 148. 183 Clary. Norma 1Jr1 2095 Cuplml, Warren. Mich. 136. 171. 215 Clawson. Suzanne 15:1 251 Bruce. Shreveport, La., 155, 200. 209. 215 Clay. Peggy 1Fr1 R1, 2, Tuvlur, Ark 183 Cleveland, Richard 1Fr1 404 S. W. Third 31., Walnut Ridge, Ark. 182 Clinger. David lGrudJ 6701 Victoria Ave.. Ft. Worth. Tex, Cloer. Eddle 1$r1 Springdale. Ark. 127. 155. 205 Clostermon. Lynn 1Fr1 Ft. Wayne. Incl. 144. 183 Coules.Gury1Fr1 1561 Maple lune. Ellisvllle. Mc.. 120, 183, 212 Cabb. Genice 1Fr1 1023 Park 51.. Rossville, Ga.. 134. 183. 210 Cobb. Muri1yn 15r1 1910 East High. Springfield. Mo.. 74. 129. 149. 155. 206, 212, 215. 220 Cobb. Roberto 1m Blackron, 111., 1:54. 18:1, 209 Cobill. Earl Wayne 1Fr1 27 Onkview 51., Worchester. Mass. 113. 192 Coburn. Roben 1$oph1 580 3rd Ave.. Sauk Rapids. Minn.. 81. 123, I77 Cugdell, Thomas Gory 1Fr1 R1 1, Box 179. Lavonn, Ark. 117. 183 Cohen. Marcia 1Fr1 Griffifhvnlfe. Ark. 142 183 Cole. David 1Fr1 190136 Was! Ed. Ivemon. Mich, 183 . Coleman. James 1Fr1 609 Elm 51., Crossen. Ark. 153 Coleman. Nancy Beth 1Fr1 Rt. 1. Bvagg Cily .Mo., 136. 183 Co1erncm. Sarah 1Fr1 31 Mohawk. Senrw. Ark. 192 Cof1ins, Bi11 ISDphl Omaha. Ark, 119. 177 Collins Donald Lee 1Soph1 51. Clair. Mo.. 114. 177 Collins. Michael Jon 1Fr1 Box 45. Tenuhu. Tex. Columbus. Patty 1501:1111 Box 304 AFC New York 09125. Nor1hwood Hills. England. 191 Cone. Tommy 1Fr1 Melbourne. Ark. 119. 183 Conner. DeAnna lSophl 5723 Country Club, F1. Smith. Ark, 177 Conway. Jeanene 1Soph1 251 Sou1h Park. Anchorage. Alaska. 132. 177. 217 Cook. Jim 1Fr1 1552 Haywood A119,. Memphis. Tenn. 126. 183 Cook. Mary Elnzubeth 1501:1111 1010 West Vine. Searcv, Ark. 190 Cook. Sally 1Fr15121 W. 34111.L31119 Rock. Ark. 133. 183. 215 Cooper, Barbara 15r1 1302 Porter. Botesville. Ark.. 135, 155 Cooper. R1churd Neal 1Fr1 R1. 2. Box 56. Beggs. Okla.. 122. 183. 209 Cooper. Sh1rley 1511 1302 Porrer, Batesville. Atku 135. 155 Cape. Glenn 1Jr1 613 501.1111 Jefferson, Neasho. Mo., 122. 171. 205 Cope. Kenneth 1Fr1 R1. 4. Searcv. Ark, 183 Capeland. Ronny Joe 1Fr1 3990 Piedmont. Pensacola. Fla, 81. 119. 133' Coston. Danny 1Jr1 529 South Galahad $1.. Momicelio. Ark. 125. 171. 204 Comell. Gary 1Soph1 1375 Cenira Villa 0!. S. W.. Aflqnm. Ga 119. 177 Couch. Chuck ESophl 206 Country Club, Blacksburg, V0,. 125. 191, 208 Courtney. Tornie Sharon lSr1 1200 Cullen Dr.. Basrrop. La.. 133. 155. 214 Cowan, Comlyn Ann 1501:1111 Box 357.52ntine1. 01:10,. 191 Cox. Bernie 15r1 313 N. Hospnal. Jacksonville. A111,. 81. 114. 115 Cox. Donnie 1Jr1 313 N. Hospital, JacksonviHa. Ark 81. 96. 114, 141. 171 Cnyne. Penny 15013111 9827 Lilac Dr.. 51. Louis 37. M11. 1415. 177. 218 CmH. Emmeh Mack 1511 Apr. 12. Bldg. 1. Seurcv. Ark 155 Craig. Arlene 1501:1111 6813 Highmill Ave. N. W.. Mauillon. 0.. 137. 177. 215 291 Craig, Carolyn Ann lsuphl 16 Frontenac Piece, Godfrey. 111., 131. 177 Craig, Randy 15013111 6813 Highmill Ave. N. W., MassiHon, O. Cruig,Wayne1Jr1 6513 Highm11l Ave. N. W.. Mussillon. 0.. 125. 171 Crunford, Danna 1501:1111 3318 Bowen Ava, Memph1s, Term, 1132, 177, 209. 221 Craw1crd,Jumes lFr1 W.Millingfon, N.J.. 125. 184 Crawford, Kay ISrI Waldron, Ark, 133 Creech, Sandro 1Fr1 644 Francis Harrie1 Dr., Baton Rouqe. Lu. 147, 184 Crenshaw, Be11'v 1Jr1 Rt. 2, Rutherford, Tenn , 171, 204, 215 Crlder. RandaH 1SrJ 5335 Quince Rd.. Memphis, Tenn.. Bl. 126. 156 Cnsco, Glenna 1Frl Rt. 1, Mcer, Ark . 184 Crone. Carol 1F11 1208 Ash1and, Wilmene. 111. 139. 184 Cromn, Karen lsophl 3992 W. Eosimun Ave., Denver. C0111. 136, 177 Crook, Betty Ann 15r1 716 51'. R9915 Dr., W351 Helena. Ark, 133. 156 C1055, Sherry lJr1 R1. 4. Box 158. Winnsboro, Tex., 171 Crow, Danny 1511 Rt. 2, Allhe1mer, Ark., 1111. 156 Crowel1. Linda Sue EFrl R1, 3. B131: 566. Menu, Ark. 148, 184, 218 Cruce, Terw IR! 9415 Elmhursf, PEymoum, Mich, 114, 184 Crump. Beth 1Fr1 Rt. 2. Box 42, Magnolia, Ark, 184, 206 Cudd. Pol 1Fr1 100 West Hardinq $1,, Morrilron, Ark. 148, 134 CuIbenson, Jerry lFr1 706 Maple 81., Kenneth Mo. Cufbrecnh, Robert Lorry 1509111 Harqu Trailer CL. Box 653. Searcv, Ark. 191 Cullen. Joe 1. 15012111 Box 207. Judsonia. Ark, 191 Cu1lisc1n. Ron lJr1 2147 Cclulpu, Dayton. 0., 171. 204 Culp, Bill 1Jr1 36 Greenwav Dr., mee Rock, Ark, 124. 170. 171, 208 Cunningham. Walte: 1Jr1 407 W. Pleasure, Searcv, Ark... 130, 149, 171, 209 Cummings, Richard 1Fr1 7920 W. Palas Ave., Palms Parr. H1 Curd, Verna lSopM 9 Eugensfrasse, 714 Ludwiqeburg. Germany, 177. 219 Curry, Muke ISrJ 1731 500111 11th 51.. Pueblo, Cola, 92, 127. 156. 205 Coxe, Charies Curtis Url 212 Soulh Cove Lane, Panama, Flo Curtis. Glenuve Ur: R1 1, Bar. 358, Judsaniu. Ark. 171 Curtis, Jim IJr1 6 Cragmor Vallage, Colorado Springs, C010,, 171 Curhs, Ronnie lSrl Ba: 1294, Searcy, Ark, 130, 149, 156 Daily, 5111 18013111 508 W. H1llsboro. El Dorado. Ark.. 115. 177 061e, Lyndu1 150ph1 RT. 4, RusseHville, Ark., 127, 177, 204, 215 Danford. Sandy 1Fr1 113 Fulton Blvd., 5.A.F.B.. Wichita Falls. Tex., 184 Daniel, Don 15013111 7543 Bremcove Circle, Dallas, Tex., 127, 177 Daniel, Joqueline 151'! 7543 Bremcove Circle. Dcl'lus. Tex, 75, 137, 138. 156, 194. 215 Dusher, Nancy 1JrI 321,4, Box 43, Valdosfu, G0,. 142, 171. 194 Davennon. Donald Wayne 1Fr1 Rf. A, Yellvalle. Ark. 184 Davidson, Earl 1511 1471 5. Perry 81., Momqomerv, Ala, 75, 200, 205, 206 Davis. Carol Jean 1811 809 Randall. Secrcv, Ark. 156 Davis, Don 1506111 Box 128, Spring H11l. Tenn. Davis, Doyle Benford 1Soph1 1126 5. CHhon, Fulton, Miss., 204, 207 Davis, E, Berry lSr1 Box 105. Favertevilie. Tenn. Davis, Helen Howe 156ph1 1300 Tulip Ave.. Searcv, Ark. Davis. Koren Beth lFrl Box 1333 Harding. Searcv, Ark. Davis. ery R. 1811 R1. 1, Springdale, Ark, 122. 156 Davis. Lucy Anna lFr1 RT. 1. Box 8. Truskwood, Ark. Davis. Lyle 1Sr1 601 E. Center, Searcy, Ark. 156 Davis, Marcus 01cm 15013111 211 Abbott Martin RC1. Nashville Tenn, 116, 177, 203. 209 Davls, Monha E. 1111 405 N. Hussey. Seorcy, Ark. Dow's. Mary Dionne 1Jr1 R1, 2, Box 276, Kenna . Mo., 145. 170, 171 Duvfs, Mary Joy lFr1 1007 E. Hillsboro, El Dorado, Ark, 132. 184. 216 Davis, Samm1e Sue 1Fr1 2 Washington, Wilson. Ark, 132, 184 Davis, Sondra Kay 1F1'1 2951 Flower 51,. Huntington Park. Cu1if, 184 Davis, Tommy 1Fr1 3390 Efmtree Dr, S, W., Atlanta, 60., 184 Dawson, Dale Mamn lFrl R1. 2. Burlinmon. V1,, 204 Dovisorl, Sandy lFrl R1. 2, Burlingron, VL, 140, 184, 205, 210, 218 Day, Stanley 1509111 1549 E651 Athenon, Box 68. Flinl, Mich. 191 Deacon. Sharon 1.111 R1, 2. Waverly. 0.. 141, 171. 214 Deal, James 1F11 1020 South Division, Blytheville, Ark.. l 18, 1134 Dean. Beverly 1Fr1 280 Nash Lone. Mabelva1e. Ark., 138. 184 Deon, Richard 15r1 209 W111iams Ava, Searcv, Ark, 81. 126, 155 Deun,1hodu 1Fr1 309 Norlh 34, Muskogee, Okla., 142. 134 Denver, Roy 1511 Box 13241, F1. Worth, Tex 126. 156, 205. 209 Deny, Sheryi 1501:1111 614 51151 Cenhol, Bentonvilla, Ark, 136. 177 DeFom. Paul 1311 100 Wesf Harding, Morrilton, Ark. 119, 156. 216 DeGruw. Perry 1511 205 $00111 7111 5L, Puvoqould, Ark, 115, 156, 206, 215 DeLong. Lona Jo 11m 100 Somh Turner, Seurcv, Ark. 136. 184. 221 Dempsey, William 1506111 2105 Senator. Texulkanu. Ark, Dennis. James 1501:1111 3318 Gotewood. Memphis. Tenn. DaWuody. linda Jean 1509111 Box 97. R1. 2, Camden. Ark 131. 177 Dickerson, Beftie Ann 1511 Box 332. Tunfcu, Miss 143. 156 Dickerson, Ruben Douglas lFrI Shaker Island, N. Y. DIMuz1o. Carolyn 1593111 R1. A, Box 106, Yellville, Ark., 132. 177 Dismuke, Linda 15013111 306 Nonh Center, Lonoke, Ark., 135, 177. 214 Dirslear, Rose Anne 1Jrl 4 Mason Court, Defuwme, 0., 143, 171, 209 Dixon, Don 1Fr1 Box 14, Morrlhon. Ark. E1. 114 Dixon, Elbert 15013111 Box 17914, Searcv, Ark, 177, 205 D1xon, Marilyn Url R1. 2, Box 222, Munford, A111. 131. 171 Dixon. P1111 EM 811 011157.. Newport. Ark. 116, 129. 171, 206, 218 127. 156, 292 Dixon, Sandra lFrl Box 994. Harding College, Searcy. Atk, 134; P17 Dobbins, Carolyn Mary 1Fr1 507 North locust, Searcv. MIL. 1,30- Dobson. Donna 1511 R1. 2. Juv. F111. 15?. 215 Dockery. James 181-1 1023 Young, Springdale. Ark.. 122. 1.57 00111211. Karen Lucinda 150ph1 Rt 2, Box 1152, Elizaba1h,PB..'.?L1-: 220 Dooley, Becky 1J1! Box 284, Pmellcs Park, Fla., 14.5. 171. 2206 Damn, Ronald 1Sr1 152 5111 51,. Wheeling, West Va., 115,. 151. 209, 2113 Dovmon Anita 1Frl Rt. 3, Box 92. Cross , Ark. 143, 184 Douglas, 0011: lFr1 4293 Cherrydule, Memphis. Tenn. 116, 1M - Douglas, Thomas 1509111 Box 1207, Searcy, Ark, 122. 190, 205 ' Dowdy. Nancy 1501:1111 1300 18111 St. S. W.. Bitminqhnm. NEIL; 215 Downmg, Mariberh 1.111 2309 De Bastrop Dr., Monroe,1.a., 131. Drake, M1ke 1Fr1 Box 142,Judson1a, Ark., 192 1 Drill, Malia 151313111 4820 Lcwnview Ave, Dallas, 1211., 177 . Driver. Mickey 1Fr1 624 Wes? Bread 51.. Smifhville. Term. 184.12 Drummond, Sue 1Fr1 708 Glendale Ava, 501.1111 Churlumn, Wash, DuBois, Fred 1501:1111 4 Nonh Shore Terrace, Danvilla, 111.. 178 Dudley, William lFll Box 185. Marlene, Ark, 124. 184 Duer, Donna 1Fr1 1308 Rocky Brook Rd.. Opeliku. Ala.. 146, 1041' Duncan, Thomas ISophl 1 1 10 E651 Moore 51,, Secrcv. Ark. Dunn, Caroline Kay 1Fr1 EL 3, Box 744C DeQueen. Ark. Dunn. Linda 1Fr1 Horatio. Ark, 130. 184 Dunn, Richard 1Fr1 R1. 3, Box 744C, DeQueen. Ark, Dye, Bill 1Sr1 7308 Mabelvule Pike, LiHle Rock, Ark... 92. 11941- Dver. Russell chndyj 1Fr1 3611 Princess Lane, Dallas, Ten 81.! 1 Dykes, Dunese 1Sp1 Box 1193, Harding Coliege ,Seurcy, Ark. 19' kaes, Pm ISrl Box 1193. Am. 2. Harqu College. Searcy. Ark. I' - Easterlmg. Gary 1Fr1 Box 245. Huntsville. Ark.. 120. 134 Eckerberg, Ann 1511 2121 W. 42nd 51.. Kansas Cilv, Rum, 145; 209 Eddy, Mary Ann 15r1 310 N Griffin, Morrilron, Ark. 145. 1571;. 215 Edgar, Gory Don 1Fr1 RT. 1, Bax 79, Garland. Tex.. 81, 125.135 Edge, Bari 15r1 Box 1212, Harding Callege,SeuIcy,A1-k.. 130,; ' Edge. 0115 15rl Box 1212, Hardlng College, Secrcy. Ark, 122.1? Edringmn, Max 15013111 121.7, Parugould, Ark, 126. 173 Edwm. Judy lSophl Ruchurdson, Tex. 191 Eldddge, Ailan Ray 1Soph1 804 Penning, Wood River, 111., 121.. Elkins. David 15r1 Box 71, Pocahonms, Ark 121, 157. 205 Ellie . David 1Fr1 1706 Heather Glen. Dallas. Tex. 122. 184 Ellis. Jim 150.9111 R1. 1, Monen, Ma. 191 Ellis, Morris 1Jr1 R1. 1, Mona . 11.10.. 190 Ely, Dale 1501 15013 Tulip Ave, Sentry, Ark, 123, 184. 209 Ely. Elizcbmh 15r1 1508 Tul1p Ave, Searcy, Ark, 136. 157 EmanueI, Linda 1Fr1 110 Nor1h Agee 51.. Camden. Ark, 145, 154' Emmerich, A1216 June 15013111 R1. 1, Box 235-A5, Hauch1on. 1.1.11.h Engfund, Caro1 Jean 1Jr1 Rt, 2, Lyes, Tenn. 37093. 149. 171. 253' Engles, Gena lSr1 1 19 West Guy 51., Red Lion, Pa., 15?, 212,. 2 Eoff, tarry 15r1 7725 Beaver Dr., Fr. Wcmh, Tex. Erickson. Robert C. 1501:1111 33K Kormon Ave... Massillon. 0.. 125. r, 7, Erskine. Barry 1111 Box 82, Chesfer Depot, Vt, 121, 171 1 Elwin, Joyce Ariene 1Fr1 Box 558. Carlisle. Ark.. 136. 192 Elhridge. Cecil 1Jr1 272 Norah Brigh1on, Dallas, Tax, 122. 171, 1 Evans. Vickie Dianne 1Fr1 10400 Lakeside Dr., Oklahoma C119; 184, 218 Ever211,Jane1 1Fr1 475 10111 51. 5. E., Paris, Tex., 132. 184 Evman, Terry David 15:1 315 Sherman, Liberal. Kum. 210 F Fain, Neal ISOph1 3916 Vanene, Dallas. Tex.. 1115 Fuitley, Anhur Douglas 15v! 424 Norfh Quinn. Osceola. Ark. 208, 20.9 Falwell. Danni's 1Fr1 4562 Amboy Rd., Memphis, Tenn.. 121, 1.92 ,, Funn, Glendeu Ray 1m 456 Sauvh Mb 51., Casew11le. 111.. 122.1 21 B. 219 Faules, Jerry ISrl Box 241. Neosho. Mo.. 115. 157 Foulk. David 1Jr1 505 Van 51, Seurcv. Ark, 125, 178 Fehling. Diane 1509111 132 Terry 51., Satellite Beach. Fla. Felch, Lois Ann 1Fr1 Box 362, Conneaut, 0., 135. 134 Felice, Nancy 1Frl 241 B Wurwood Ava, Wheeling, Wes? Va.. 134:4 Fenley. Jean 1Fr1 4315 South 36111 St, Phoenix. Aria... 135,. 134 Ferrell, Linda Kaye 1Fr1 R1. 1, Box 109, Swifmn. Ark 135. 134 Fewell, Kaye 15r1 1102 Noth P011. 51,, Amarillo. Tex. 157, 205, . F-elds, Dade 1Jr1 430 Jackson 51., Bedford. 1nd., 127. 17-9, 217 anrow, Don 1Jr1 3753 Brooklyn, N. E., Seattle. Wash 171, 215 Finrow. Sue 1Fr1 2449 Lake Washington Blvd. East. Seam: , 215 F11zpu1rick, Richard lFr1 84 Clay 51., Battle Creek, Mich, 134. 211.0113. Fflppen, 3111 1Fr1 9584 Goldorbor. Plymouth, Mich, 31. 114, 184 ' Flippen. Peggy1Sr1 1010 01:11: Ave.,51erlinq. UL, 141, 157. 2061 Fucks, Penny 1Fr1 285 Key largo Dr., T11usville, Fla. 145, 154. 205 Fong. Nelson 15013111 8 Tsun Yuan St. 31F. Happy Valley. China. 178 Forbess, Judy 1509111 1039 Arkansas 51.. Helena. Ark. 134. 178.. '. amid IJI1 643 15111 51.. Bureswlle. Ark. Monha ml 915 Royal Ave.. Evansville. 11-111.. 147. 1114 1115013111 610 LuSuIIe Ava. Muscle Shoals, Ala. 119. 121. 173 11 Hr! 1897 Beverly Blvd. Berkley. Mich. .172 , Unda Kaye 1Fr1 408 Acudemv. Lonoke. Ark.. 139. 184. 205. 215 .1 Bunch Url 1112 ankel Ave., Metairie. 1.0.. 122. I72 5.1.1nduJeon 1F11 359 West Morgan 51,. Spencer. Ind.. 149. 184, 219 1001191 Gordon Ht! 212 Bynum Ava. Scerfsboro, Alu., 127. 172 ' 1.59 1501:1111 22004-106W.. Edmonds. Wash. 206. 208. 210 - 91511628 0111 51.. MorieHu, 0.: 96. 127. 157 lFrl 509 LuncnsTer Ave., Chattanooga. Tenn.. 184 Mike 15013111 6917 North Tacoma. Indianapolis, 1nd,, 73. 127, 200, 205 my 159.1111 121. 4. Rona, M6,. 191 July C. lFrII Oil Trough, Ark.. 192 1330193 IFTI 627 East Oak $1., Jonesboro. Ark.. 123. 134 ' thn mm 1204 Monroe. Idahel. 01:11. 121. 173 , Fave Url 801 Plne, Doniphon. M6, 137, 208 1110911 1501:1111 615 Maple. Natchez, Miss. 121. 178. 209 ahnny lFr1 426 Duws. BFythevnIle. Ark. 118. 184 - 15:1 Box 503. Harding College, Searcv. Ark. 123, 157 Ron tSri Rt. 1. Box Bl. Fuirview, Mont. 113. 158, 204. 205. -Id 0. EM Lockeshurq, Ark. 192 lFrl 635 Robinson 51., Shreveport L0,, 184, 206. 203 G . .;1Jrl Box 7175. Lonqview. Tex. 115. 172 Anthony 1511 421 College Park Dr.. N. Little Rock. Ark 116. 1 ! Elaine 15!! 2001-25 51001 West. Birminqhum, A111. 156 - n lSophl 1209 Franciscan, Grams. N. Mean, 136. 170. 220 Min 15r1 Box 194:1. 11151111119. N. c.. 95, 124, 1513 Nancy 1561:1111 Anchorage. Alaska, 178 '111um 1509111 Box 441, Warner Robins, GEL. 122. 178 151'! 208 561.1111 Cross. Searcy, Ark,, 70, 74. 126, 158. 194. 3 hnIfSrJI 1242 Adams 51., Salinas. Calif 122. 172 1.1116 lFrj 924 Brewer. Memohis. Tenm. 142. 184 -' 1561:1111 924 Brewer. Memphis. Tenn. 142. 178. 209. 215 Ray iFrl R1. 4. Searcy, Ark. 125. 184 Ed R1. 3 lKenwood Rd.1. Fayetteque, Ga. 81. 119. 134. Mark: 1511 399 College St. Winches1er. 101.. 158. 219 1509111 1605 Nanh Roberson. Canroe. Tex. h1Fr1 1605 North Roberson. Conrne .Tex. 142. 104. 214 7 I511 Elmort 51.. RI. 4, Chartunooqa. Tenn. 1 16. 184 3422 Ribuuil 5c. Dr.,Jc1x. F1a,. B1, 124. 184 Box 179. Waterloo. Ind.. 122. 158. 204. 205. 216 ' .1r1 11!. 4, Box 7138. Benton. Ark. 125. 172.216.2113 9 U11 204 Nonh Blakenev $1.. Searcv, Ark.. 172. 204 1 d 204 North Blokenev. Searcy, Ark. 116. 172 - Mr! 113 Cherry Ave, Dumas, Tex. 190 511111 211 50th Poplar. Owurgu. Ill. 15055111 1819 Greenwood. Santa Ana. Calif. I46. 178. 206 11511 204 Hawthorne 51., Belton. M0,, 121. 184 ' 1m 1H1 Box 64, Delcplaine. Ark. 144. 134 1 1m 1511 925 Douglas 51.. Corinth. Miss.. 158. 209. 205 1111111 151'1 710 Huffman Ave.. Dorraqeville, Mo. 1590111 91-939 Hunakah1 $1.. Ewu Eeuch, Hawaii. 191 'Wth 1569111 3123 Curtis 51.. Memphis. Tenn. 01. 126. 259 Nnnnn Rd.. Columbus. 0., 116. 184. 216 11503 Tulip Lane. Seurcv. Ark. 209 10 Eberon Ave... Dayton, 0. , fSaphI Hernando. Miss... 173 M1 RI. 2. Alamo, Tenn.. 126. 184 300L367. Cnrlisle. Ark. 158. 206. 208 456. Siorcv. Ark. 66 Bax 466. Seovcv. Ark. 66 309 Clourview Dr.. Pleasant Hi11. Mo.. 1 14. 184 Inc: 15012111 Bax 22. 00110. Ark. 31. 127. 178, 205 11903 Was! 4111 51.. Tulsa. 01:10.. 136. 134. 209 3910 Appllng Rd., Memphis. Term. 178 00 North Ave.. Jacksonville. Ark. 114, 134 20 Corlonwood, Memphis. Tenn. 144. 172 - 06: 1.26. Midvale. 113a,. 149, 17s .0 Maple Ava. Mendham, N. J.. 121. 172 -7 - 1.111619 Hackberrv Lane, Rackiord. III., 172. 219 L35 Werner. Jonesboro. Ark.. I23 111111 309 Norfh Cedar. linle Rock. Ark. 135 I152, Box 482, Valdosta. Ga.. 125, 178. 206. 208 1 1-312 G.N.W.. Miami. Ok1a. 735 1nc113n Boundary Rd. Chesferfon. Ind., 145. 185, 321111 1111:1101? Ridge. Ark. 0' . WI 515 West Hum 51.. Pntauould. Ark. 137. 185. 7.3.1151. 111,1.mcnzo. Tex.. 136. 135. 206 Griffin. Marilyn U11 1014 East San Miguel, Culomdo, Springs. Colo., 140, 172. 205. 221 Griffin. Philip 15013111 219 Chapel Ave.. Nashville. Tenn. 125. 178. 206 Griffnh. Gwen Sue IFrl 313 Beatrice 51.. Thayer. Mo., 140, 135. 205. 209. 214 Griffith, Larry Dan lSophJ Rt, 1. Box 174. Thuyer. Mo.. 127, 178. 206. 215 Grimes. Bette lsopm 405 Nanh Douglas. Molden. 11.10.. 146. 178 Grimes. Marilyrn 15013111 R1. 1. Dumas. Ark.. 131. 178 Grisham. Connie 1J11 Box 632. Buy. Ark. 190 Grove. Guy 15013111 38 Harmony Dr.. Canemuuqh. P11, 178. 208 Gu1ld. Sonny 1511 32201ndiun 51.. Vernon, Tax. 127. 129. 158. 205. 206 Guiling, Forrest lFr1 R1. 2. Charleston, Me. 192 Gunn. Parker Lee 1Soph1 530 Roseland Dr.. W251 Helena, Ark, 118, 1713 Gurganus. Lynevre Gay lFr1 4277 Amber Lane. Memphis. Tenn. 192, 215, 218 H Huckefh Berkeley lSr1 7750 Cooley Lake Rd.. Union Lake. Mich. Huger. Max 15r1 203 South Charles. Searcv. Arky. 158. 203. 211. 217 Hoguewoud, Ellis lJrl 1471 Robin Hood, Memphis. Tenn. Huines, Lance lSrl 21 Kathy Lane, Monroe. L6,. 123. 150. 221 Haines,WiHian-1 lSophl 6238 Forest Ave.. Hammond. Ind., 113. 178 Hole. Brvun lSr1 R1. 4, Box 806. Russellville, Ark. 153. 205 Haley, Betty lJrJ Rt. 2. Box 30. Butesville Ark. 149. 172 Hall. Mor1ene lFrl R1. 1. Aimu. Ark. 144. 185. 206. 209. 220 Hallimare. Mike lSaphl Box 1203. Big Bear Lake, Culif.. 191 Horn, Nancy 1Soph1 Box 25, Shirley. Ark. 138. 170. 209 Humblen. Mary 150p111 313 East Ann 51.. Puma Gotdu. F111. 17B. 215. 21 B Harn11lon, Curtis 150phl 917 Stanley 51.. Hopkinsville. Ky,. 122, 173 Hamilton. Karen 1501:1111 Apt. 12. Madison. 111.. 131. 178. 207. 215. 221 Hamlin, Bruce Edward 1Fr1 14B 81h 51.. Selmer, Tenn. 185 Hampton. Jimmy ESophl 504 E051 Market 51.. Searcy. Ark. Hancock. Linda 1Fr1 207 South Prospect, Rockford. III.. 147. 185 Handley. Delores 1Jr1 Corning. Ark. 137. 172. 220 Hankins. Jana 1F11 2646 Sourh Catalina. Sprian1eld. Mo., 144. 185. 20'? Hanna, Barbara 1561-1111 5224 Nonh Ira, FT. Worth. Tex.. 139. 290. 205 Hanna, Travers Ur1 7209 Carol Lane. Falls Church. 11.. 122. 17'? Hannah. Jim lJrJ 1520 Dechurd, Van Buren. Ark. 116. 172. 203. 204. 208. 209 211 Hcrduway. Donuid Benson 1Fr1 Strawberry. Ark, 185 Hardin. Danna 150111-11 Rf. 1. Arbvrd. M0,, 179 Hargrove. Carroif Sims tSophl 1310 Spring 51.. Poplar Bluff, M11, 92, 127. 179 Harpole. Bobby 1Jr1 R1. 1. Success. A111,. 120. 179 Harrell. Mary L00 1511 715 Phillips. Cleburna. Tax.. 155. 213 Harris. Cora Sue 1Sr1 4027 Trevalhan. Memphis,1'enn.. 139. 159. 205. 213 Harris, Larry Ur1 6509 Longwoad Rd.. Linle Rock. Ark. 96, 123. 172 Harris. Mark tSophl 14 Marshall Dr.. Searcv Ark. 123. 191 Harris. Mike 1Fr1 6509 Lungwood Rd.. Little Rock. Ark. Harris. Sandro IR! 905 North Sunnyhill. Searcv. Ark. 218 Harris, Winston Von 1Fr1 117 San Park Row. Arlinqlon. Tax. 122, 1'85 Hartley. Mitchell ISophl 507 Nonh Cross. Seurcv. Ark, 179. 209 Hawkins. Cvn1h1a EH! 2500 North Wes! 49111 51.. Oklahoma ON. 01:16.. 185, 202. 206. 215 Hays. Mcmha Jo 1Fr1 1105 West Pleasure. Seurcv. Ark. 185 Harp. Vemon 15r1 Box 422, Fisher. Ark. 2 Head. Kafhtyn Jon1ece lFrJ Box 685. Harding Coileqe. Saorcy. Ark. 134, 185. 209 Head. Rosten 15rl Woodville. Tex.. 158, 194. 204, 205 Heodlev. Larry Leon lFr1 521 Skyline Dr.. Bloominqron. 1nd,. 124. 135 Heard. John 1J11 4606 Lockridge Rd.. North Lihle Rock. Ark, 127. 172 Hemh. Garry lSrl 1076 Palmer. P1ymoufh, Mich, 124. 158 Hedrick. Ann 1Jr1 Saorcy. Ark . 69. 129, 134 Hedrlck. Larry lSrl Building 1, Am. 1. Harding College. Searcy. Ark. Hefley. Richard tFrJ 717 Broodmoor Blvd.. Blvtheville. Ark, 118. 185. 215. 216 Heggie. Faye 151:1le R1. 3. Seurcy. Ark, 134. 179 Heid. Jeanneke tSophl 146 3rd ST. N. W.. S1rusburq. 0.. 142. 179. 210. 218. 221 Helm. Rue Marie lFrl 441 South Tusher, Moab. Utah, 139. 185. 215 Hemhree. Peggy 15H R1. 2. Judsonia. A119, 159 Hemingway. Beth lJr1 101111 Fellsway. Murray Hill. N. J.. 1413. 172. 209. 218 Henderson. John 1511 Box 288. Lenanlo, Ark. 159 Henderson. Joyce Ur: 7654 Fnzsirnmons St, Verona, P6,, 143, 172. 209 Henderson. Larry B. Mr! 306 N, 3rd Ave.. Avondale. A1iz.. 190 Hendrick, Jerry lSr1 936 McQueen 51.. Flint Mich.. 159 Hendrix, Mice Ann lFr1 Box 100. Ward. Ark. 142 Hendrix. Arlin Glenn 1Fr1 9856 Rd.. 3311, 51.. Modern. Califu 127. 185 Hendrix. Lee EEIen 1Jr1 615 McLufn. Newport. Ark. 136, 172 Handrlx. Peggy Url Antoine. A141... 146. 172. 215. 219 Henry. Kenny 1Fr1 R1. 2. Box 21. Lonake, Ark. 81, 123. 185 Henry. Pena 1Jrl 1810 Figuers 14112.. Columbia, Tenn.. 81, 96. 126, 172 Hanson. Bruce lFr1 23 Mohawk Dr..Sec1rcv, Ark.. 125. 185 Herbsf. Carolyn 1Fr1 Box 1114, Del Rio. Tex.. 139. 21 B Harndon. ShirIey 1509111 3108 Rainier. Memphis. Tenn.. 144. 179. 215 Hess. Paul 1511 Box 214. York. Neb.. 159. 215 Hester Samuel Edward lSopM Box 163. Leiqh1on, Alan, 115, 179. 208 Hicks, Jana 1Frl 234 James Dr,, Hot Springs. Ark, 192 Higbee, William Robert lFr1 415 North Grand. Seurcy, Ark, 125. 185 Higgunboihom. Joe Wayne lSoph1 307 Norfh Elm. New Boslon. Tex.. 81, 92.126. 179. 215 Hile. Pol 1511 5438 Highland Dr.. Fort Smdh, Ark. 75. 116. 152, 1.59, 194.205.218.221 Hil1, David 1Fr1 Rt. 4. Springdale, Ark, 185 Hill, Kristen lFrj 5801 Nonh Sherman Dr.. Indianapolis. Ind, 132. 185, 217. 21 B Hfllis, Larry lJr1 1312 River, Searcy, Ark 172, 211 Hilton, Denny 1JrJ 308 West Maple 51,, E051 Prairie. Ma. 190 Hilton, Karen Kufhleen 1Jr1 222 North Marion, Apr. 1F. Oak Park. III.. 190 Hindmon, Sandra lFrl Rt. 3, Box 630. Column, Mich 192 aner. Randy 1Jr1728 Soufh 14th St, Worlcnd, Wyn, 130, 172 Hinman, Pau! tFrl Box 186, Seneca. Mo., 185 Hinson, Sharon 1.1!1 R1. 1, Searcy, Ark. 172 Hitchens, Shirley lFrI R1. 1, Box 345, 5131215, Mo., 135. 185 Hi1e,Wil1iam Allen 15013111 Box 128. Spring Hill, Tenn. Hite, John 1Fr1 4222 Beaver Ava, F1. Wayne, Ind., 123, 135 H111, Barbara 1J1! RT, 2, Piggatf, Ark, 172, 214 Houdley. Don 15013111 509 Mulberry. Hammond, 1nd.. 124, 179 Hubby. George lSrl 919 East Marke1St., Seurcy, Ark, 159 Hobby. Kennelh Lester 1Fr1 4205 W. 12th 51.. Little Rock, Ark., 113, 185, 205. 206 HodneH, Wayne 1Jr1 224 Central , Bequni, Miss.. 81. 123. 172 Hogan. Mike 1Fr1 505 West Ford. Osceola, Ark. Hogan. Vern 1Fr1 Box 317, Dliscall, TEX., 121, 185 Hoggcm. Marcy JO lSophl Rt. 13, Lnfuvetfe, Ind., 148. 179, 202 Hague. Muriory Ur! Sfar Rome. lewisville. 0.. 205 Holcomb. George lJrI 1154 Jackson Rd., Mobile, Ala. 81, 126, 159, 172 Holder. Dianne 15013111 916 East Race Ave.. Seurcv. Ark, 144, 179, 214 Holderfield, G1enda lFrl 623 South 4111 St, Lafayette, Ind., 185 Holergan, Beverly Fr! 5507 Mosswood lune .Louisville. Ky. 149. 185. 209. 12 Holland, Deanna lSopM 903 Ginllund, Memphis. Tenn. 1215, 179, 215 Holland. Phyllis Jean 1Fr1 R114. Box 134, Wichita F6115. Tex. .134. 185 Hol1und, Rodney 1Fr1 2617 South Fulton, Albany, Ore 125 Hcllingsgvonh, Kenneih 15r1 1617 South Englewood. Tyler. Tex.. 96. 118. 15 , 205 Hollis, Dianne ISoph R1. 2, Box 254, Fcrmerville, Ln., 145, 179. 105, 214. 218. 219 Holl1s,Robert tJrJ R1. 1 Princemn, La.. 117, 172. 210 Hoflomcn, Vera lFrl 2124 West 11th 51., Linle Rock, Ark, 143. 185 Holloway, Robert 1Jr1 RI. 2. Clinton, Ark, 115, 172 Holt, Edwin 1Fr1 1500 Green 51., Newpon ,Ark. Holt. Rhydonicl 150ph1 Box 153. Cisne, UL, 137, 179, 206. 203. 214, 221 Half. Susan lFrl 516 West How: 51.. Tempe, Ariz., 135. 185 Hook, Wuhan Ht! 210 L 51., Carlsbad. N. Mex., 190 Hopper, Marilyn 1Fr1 231 Popular Ave, Modesio. Calif, 192 Horsman. Betty lFrl RI. 1,8eorcv. Ark. HorIon, ChurluHe lFrl 601 Baker 51,. Mouniain Horne, Ark. Hausa. Don 1Jr1 R1. 7. Box 202, Pnne Bluff. Ark.. 120. 172. 212 House. Glen 151-! Box 891. Harding College Searcy, Ark. 130, 159 House, James 15d R1. 7, Box 202, Pine Bluff, Ark. 159 Hours. 8111 lSophl 3716 Silver Ave., Kansas Orv. Kan. Homz, Annette Louise 1Jr1 Rt 5, Winchester, Kv., 141, 172 Howald. Christian lSoph1 2635 Schuler N. W., Massillon, 0.. 125. 179 Howard. illl 18013111 339 Park Ave., Montgomery. Alo.. 119, 179 Howard, Di Arm 1Fr1 Ash F101. Ark, 192 Howard, Harvey lFrj 517 Pollock 51.. North Little Rock. Ark. Howard, Jimmy HI! 1401 Speed, Monroe, La. 81, 123. 172 Howarthaun 1Jr1 106 14th St. N. W., HunfsviIFe, Alu.. 142. 172, 214. 21 Howell, Bruce Dean 1Jr1 R1. 2. Durlianon, Pu., 121, 172, 215 Howell, David 1.1:1 Rf, 2, Burlington, Pu., 121. 172. 215 Howell, Hefen lSoph1 Manila. Ark, 133, 179. 215 Howell. Ronnie 1Fr1 R1, 1. Box 225. Benton. La.. 01, 185 Hubbard, Gary 1Fr1 501 East Ave., Ster1inq, 111., 121, 135 Hubbard. Svnema 1JI1 1509 East Moore, Seurcv, Ark. 206 Huddleston. Donald Roy 1.1r1 435 Broadway. Augusto. Kun., 172 Huddleston. Elaine ESophj 1203 Canterbury Dr., Nashville, Term, 142. 179. 200 Huddleston, Julie 15:1 1203 Canterbury Dr.. Nashville, Term. 75, 142. 159, 204. 211 Huddleston. Linda lFtl 801 Cedar. Seurcv Ark. 142, 185. 210. 212 Hudgens. Allen Nance lSr1 421 North Mass, Anthony, Kan., 160 Hudkins. Ar1hw Lee lSophl 2503 East 60111 51. N.. Kansas City. Mo.. 122. 179. 211 Hudson, Jane: Kay 15013111 24 Doven Courf,Linle Rock. Ark, 148. 179 Huey, Ben 1Jr1 R1. 1. F1ee1wood. Morysviile, 0., 75, 115, 172, 194, 206, 203 Huey, Wayne Afun 1Fr1 RI. 1. Marysville. 0.. 114. 185 Hughey, Brenda Gui! 1501311.! R1. 3, Searcv, Ark, 179. 206 Hughes. Jo lSrl Box 614, Station A, Sacrcv. Ark. 160. 204 Hughes. Poul Randy 1Fr1 Delight Ark. 119. 185 HuleH Dwighf lSnphl R1. 1, Greenway, Ark Huleff, Jo Ann 1Jr1 121, 2. Kennerf, Mm, 146, 172 Humphreys, Charla : 1Jrl 3295 Ga1ewood Dr., Memphis, Tenn., 142, 172, 199, 213 294 Hunmtun, Sharon 1809111 706 Carlolmn Ave.. Memphis. Tenn :i- 215 Hum. Shetry 1505:1111 R1. 2, Box M-22. Thlbodaux, La.. 147. 170. Hunter, Duvid 150ph1 R1. 3. Kingman. KarL. 122. 179. 209 Hyatt, Putty Sue 1Fr1 473 DeSoTa Dr., Miami Springs, Fla. 135? Hyde, Dov1d 1H1 C4027 Jeiferson B1vd.. Flint 7. Mich 121.1053 Hyde. Sue 15013111 115 East Main. Russellville, Ark. 144, 179 Hydrick, John Par lJr1 509 Block 5?. Marshall, Tex. Ice, David UrJ Rt. 2, Box 1, Sistersville. W. 110., 190 2 , Ingram, Nancy Nadine 1Fr1 Box 1043. Jocksonvihe, T:x.. 144,31 Ishmael, Mor1lvn Jeanne 1Fr1 Box 749. Janka, 01110.. 132.105 I Isom, Dale 1Frl 1648 27th 51., Birmingham. A1a.. 155. 212 lvev, B11l 1Fr1 485 Chalmers Rd, Memph1s, Tenn, 81 J Jerkson. Brenda 1Jr1 Box 113. Matthews, Mo.. 139. 172. 213 Jackson. Jane! 1Fr1 120 West Bishop, Nashville, Ark, 132. 135 Jackson, Oleia Christine 1Fr1 RT. 1. Box 154. Marvell. Ark. 132-r Jamnes, Mcriorl'e Lou ISr1 Okolonu. Ark, 135. 160. 206 1 James, Albert Url 906 West Pleasure. Searcv. Ark 81 . James, Joy 1Fr1 2509 E. 59th Terrace North, Kansas Gm Mm; Jamison. Jane Marie 1Fr1 1000 Sims, Jonesboro. Ark. 141. 105 ' Janes, Debbie lFrl Box 708, Harding College. Seorcv, Ark. 144.. Janu. Jerry lJr1 Rt. 1, Lorraine, Kam. 179 Jarvis, Twillah 15013111 413 lindu Dr.. San Fabio. Calif 191 Jennehe, Sharon 15r1 Box 353. Smyrna. Tenn, 160. 210, 215 .. Jernigan. Mel Ur: 126 Cubaniss, Buwown, Tex., B1. 96. 114. 13 Jes1er, Earlene 15013111 R1. 1. McCoskill. Ark, 131. 179 Jewell, Diane Kay 1Fr1 4400 Erna Rd, Columbus. 0.. 147. I35 Johns, Helen Diane 1Fr1 R1. 1, Bo: 194. We1don. Ark. 139, 105; Johns. Michael 1Fr1 Fruifland Potk, Flu., 113. 185 Johnson. Carol Len ISophl Maynard. Ark, 131. 179 , Johnson, Carolyn Elaine ESoph1 3373 Co1eman Ave.. Memphis. -- ' 179, 215 Johnson, Churclehe lSpl 3360 S. W. Archer Rd. Gainesvillt. Hm, Johnson, Darliss 15r1 Box 276, Pangburn, Ark. 160 Johnson, Donald Hull 1Jr1 2837 Mer1e, Shreveport La.. 76. 92; 11:7. 194. 213 '1 Johnson. Judy Ur! 540 West 14th 51.. Ch1caqo Heighfs. 111., H11, Johnson. Ken lSrl 1014 Norlh 10m $1. Leavenworth. Kan. 71,1... 194, 213, 217 Johnson. Linda Carol 1Fr1 1586 Pinehursv Dr. S, W.. A11anfc.-Gu'.-.I 206 Johnson, Marv 15r1 Box 165, Reyna, Ark 160 Johnson, Raymond G. lFrl 2600 Olive 51,, Pine Bluff. Ark. , Jahnson. Stennis LSrI Rt, 1, Box 191. Sleens. Miss., 116. 160. 211 Jones, Elizabeth Dean 1Frl Box 128. Cabot, Ark. 141. 135 ' Jones, James 1Fr1 4006 Bruno Rd., Little Rock. Ark 105 Jones, Lindsey Thomas lFr1 Campus Trailer Park. Seurcv, Ark. Jones. Mickey 1Srl Box 864. Guifpan, Miss, 121. 160. 2'19 , . Jones. Pot ISr1 Bankheud 51., New Albany. Miss., 140. 160. 205,J ' Jones. Rickey lFr1 RT. 2. South CarF 51., Siloum Springs. Ark 105 Jones, Wilbourn 1.110 300 Park Ave., Seorcy, Ark. 125. 172 Jordan, Gilda lFr1 835 South Colorado 51., Greenvilla..Mlu.. 210' K Kornes, Alice 15r1 RT. 3, Box 12, Kavi1. Kv.. 140. 160. 214 1 Kee, Alva Leon 1Fr1 Star Rome 1. Dolores, Cola, 121. 135. 212 Kee, Jimmy Wayne 1511 105 Cinnamon H111 Rd., King of P 1.- 116. 100 Kee, Linda Lee ISoph1 105 Cinnamon Hill Road, King of mm 0 179 Ke1ch11ne, Darwin 1er 817 Main 51.. Conneaut. 0.. 125. 171. 1 Keith,James1Fr1 Box 322, Norphhat 1. Ark, 192, 215 Keller. Carl Br! 6014 Chapel Rd, Madison, 0. Ke11er, David 1Sr1 Oshkosh. Nah. 161 Kelley, Gory 1Jr1 434 Warren, Pocaiello. Mm. 125. I79. 104. 21511 Kelley. Jimmy 1509111 155 Pine. Arrove Grande,Coli1. Kelley. John Edward 1501:1111 Jerusalem, 0., 81, 116. 179 Kelly, Jo Ann lSrJ 6412 Brenlwccd Dr.. Fort Worlh, Test, 129. 204. 209 . Kent. James 15:1 531 5. W. 73rd Ave., Miami. Fla. 115. 101. '11. Kerbv. John iSophl 1915 Sedona Lane. Dallas, Tex 1215. 179 Kathy. Mike 1Fr1 1915 Sedonn Lane. Dallas. Tex., 114. 185 Killen. Ronald lJr1 707 McGuire, Monroe. 1.0., 81. 123. 172 Kimbro, Put lFr1 13 Hialeah Dr.. St. Peters. M0,, 132. 155. 2091 Kincude. Connie lFr1 146 Kizer SL. Pocahonfas, Ark. 143. 135. 21 Kindle, Ruth Ellen lFr1 600 East Park Ava.. Searcv. Ark., 185, 200. Kindle. Steven 1Fr1 600 East Park Ave.. Searcv. Ark, 116.106.2121 Kinser. James lSophl 508 West Vine 51., Seurcv, Ark.. 179 Kirkbride, Doloris Kay Ur! 930 North Bancroft Ava.. Indianapoliu 172, 209 Kirkbride, Lowell 1Fr1 930 North Bancroft Ave.. Indianapoh'ns. Kfrklin. Charles KM 6129 Brook Lea. Houston. Tax 123. 136 Kite, Poul Grey 15r1 225 East 26111 31., Kearney, Nah, 190. 206. 21' K11ne. Jeanne lSoph1 1288 Wesr Center. Rochester, M1nn.. 133. 17?. .4 119111. James1Jr1 Box 175. Alma, Ark. 122 172, 206, 208 ' nu, Beverly Ann 15013111 801: 1176. College Traile! Pork. Seurcy. Ark., 1 ax. Virgil Uri Box 1176, Harding College ,Seorcv, Ark., 190 1, Martha ljrl 320 S. E. Waverly, Burfiesville. 01:10., 135. 172 Marilyn LuVeme 1Fr1 866 Hawkins Court, 51. Louis. Mo.. 143, 136, 209 . Charlie lFr1 6 John 51.. Monivcte. N. J., 186 ' , Kathleen Joy 1809111 Box 157, Elm Grove, Wis., 136, 179 , Cora Lou lFrJ Center Route, Evening Shade, Ark, 192 .dulI-C. A. 1509111 R1. 3. Ozark, Ark. 122, 179. 212 L ' Billy Joe 15:1 Box 33, Reyna, Ark, 123, 161 Jr, Mollie ESrl 1405 Shelton Ave., Nashville. Tenn.. 75. 136. 1.911 , Bill 1Sr1 Box 1255. Harding College. Seurcy. Ark. Kufhlaen 1511 1255 Harding College, Searcv, Ark. -Mur1: 511713 East Market, Searcy, Ark. 145, 161, 204, 214 ,Mlka 1Fr1 De1igh1', Ark. 119. 136 , Pnui 1Frl R1. 1. Box 635, Jacksonville, Ark. 121, 186, 215 ,ROQEI'1FI'14711'I C.S.G., Box 2196. AFC NY 09123, 115, 186, 204 'Sundru lFrl R1. 1. Box 153, Delight, Ark., 146, 186 . Rann 1m R1. 1,w1ckI1He, Kyn, 119, 173 um, Roland tFrl Box 497. Bald Knob. Ark.. 179 l, Eriel'le Url R1. 3, Box 210, Broken Anew. 01110., 66, 149. 173. 208 '211 '-.lirnmy 1Fr1 Rt, 3, Box 210, Broken Arrow. Okla.. 186 Lin: 1Jr1 3144 N. 40111 Lune. Phoenix, Arizonu,190 13111111 1Soph1 1304 Nor1h Campbel1.Valparuiso. Ind., 135, 179 161, Eamn 1509111 1135 So Gurnsv. Santa Anna. Calif 209 WalFrl 121. 1, Seurcv.Ark., 145, 186 Linda Lou Dr! 5845 Winslow, Panliuc. Mich. 137, 173 try ISophI Box 603. Simian A. Searcv. Ark, 126. 176, 203, Dav; . 1511 100 Somh Turner. Seorcy. Ark, 126, 161 'mb-cm 1m Box 277, Lamar, Ark., 147, 186, 215 316111316 1510 East Race 51., Searcy, Ark., 161 M111. 1569M Box 446. Mountain Horne. Ark, 126, 179 1 Foul IF11718 E651 Indiana, McAlester. Okla., 186 1316011569111 3774 Drake. Housman, Tex., 179, 209 114: ? 1M 2451 Grunge 12:1,, Tremon, Mich. 186 w - Fr! 3774 Drake, Houslon, Tex.. 1B6 Wanna 1Jr1 Rt. 1, Dorris Heighfs, Huraisburq, 111.. 146, 173, 216 i 7- Lorraine lFrl 22 Mohawk Dr., Searcy. Ark, 186, 212 nacho : 15aph171a E. 9111. Winfield, Kan., 137, 1 1215, 221 1' Wyn Elaine 1Fr1 Rt. 5, Railroad Ave, Shelbyville. Tenn.. I44. ' Ehubeth 1Frl 2313 Windemere Dr.. Nashville. Tenn.. 136. 186. 3. 1H14836 Maid Marian Dr. , New Orleans, La., 127, 186 MSIoneyPoint,Cassville,Mo.,125,186,215 11:11 West Point. Ark. 81 186 Mo 1Soph1 Box 67, Scott Depot, W. Va.. 144, 179. 205 1:11 121.3. Box 88A Piedmonl, Mo., 131. 173, 219 15013111 584 Wiley Parker Rd, Jackson, Tenn. 149, 215, 221 3m 63, Kensatf. Ark. 192 i. phi 207 E. Giimore, Senmobia, Miss., ' 1 1601 Hassuff. Shveveporf. La., 118, 145. 179. 118. 179 179, 200, 1 HOW 1Frl 1132 5. Perkins Rd, Memphis. Tenn, 186. 212. 351355.413161'51 Boulder.Coio.192 1Mm329-c Osc'odu.M1ch..134 1.51 --207251hAve.,Rock1516nd,lll,126,134 161 WM., Toilwondo, N. V., 1115 12 Cloverdale Bivd., Secrcv. Ark. 136, 186, 214 38-, Papa, Miss. 21205 12111 51.. Canyon. Tex., 81. 1215. 173 - 15 ! Box 535, Fun Smith, Ark, 149. 136, 204 11.11.1509 N. Jaffarson. Spring Hill, Kun., 144, 1711 Kai- 15219111 sea Hillsboro Ave., Lexington, Kv,, 147, 173 M6-Murkbmok Luna. Lime Rock. Ark., 126, 186 m1 801554, Saurtv. Ark. 113, 186 MiMhJ 21.2. Pulls. Ark, 122, 179. 212 M1111 342 Wetmore Dr., Wichim, Kun., 123, 173, 203, 125119111513. Tuna, 1211., 122. 179, 221 - 13m 11711301: 379. Purma, Mo., I41. 186 533 Candiaqlow Dr., St. Louis, Mo., 143. 186 1.111190 N. Lndar, lindsqv. Cufif.. 186, 203 151:1 Sex 333. Mr. Dora, Fla.. 186. 215 IE! 23, Batesville. Ark. 190 ' .151 1391 Herbert, Memphfs. Tenn, 122. 186. 203. 179. 204, 205, McAllisier, Andrea ISrl 3383 Via Aitosa, Upland, Culif., 149, 161, 211 McAlirster, Chad tFrl 131 61h ST. S. W., Huron, S. Duk., 81, 123, 186 McBride, Charles B. 1Soph1 1209 Ida, Flint. Mich. McBride, Dougius, 1561:1111 428 N. St, Camden, Ark, 126. 179 McBurney. Nancy 1Jr1 RY. 2, Kingman, Kun., 131. 173. 204, 215 McCauiey, Ellen lSophi 360 S1ewcr3Ave., Garden City, N. Y.. 210 McCaulay, Lynn ISophJ Box 436, Grunbury, Tex.. 127, 179 McCioren. Marian Elaine 1Fr1 R1. 1, Tchuia, Miss., 145. 186, 206. 208 McClellan, Eddie 1309111 816 Pane, Sikesmn, Mo.. 96, 119, 179. 218 McClish, Fred T. 1Fr1 R1. 2, Wolconvill'e. 1nd,. 136 McClish. William George 1Fr1 R1. 2, Wolcottville. 1nd.. 136 McCloud, Jone! Elaine lJrJ 127 E. Avon Rd, Roches'rer, Mich. 204 McCloud. Larry G. lFr1 116 Junssen Ave., Menu, Ark. McCluggage, Ralph 15r1 216 E. Market. Derby, Kun., 118, 161. 205 McClugguge, Sue Romero iSrI 19 Davis Blvd, New Orleans. La., 161, 205. 215 McCluskey, Roben lSophJ 815 7th 51., Hammonton. N. J., 121. 179 McCown, Roger 15r1 444 Township Line Rd., Ho1boro, Pa., 118. 129, 161, 205 McCullough, Charies Uri Box 32, Salem, Ark., 173 McCullough. Joyce Ann lFr1 613 N. Roseluwn, W. Memphis, Ark, 141. 186 1416, 17:1, McDaniel, Henry, A., Jr. 1Sophl 1104 E. Race, Apt 6, Seurcy, Ark, 124. 179, 210, 211 McDaniel Jackie Lynn lFr1 111. 1, Box 10, Newark, Ark, 125, 186 McDaniel, Paul Uri 2011 Hogan Rd., East Point, Go.. 92, 117, 173, 204, 2161 McDonald, Gary 1130:1111 Box 64, Winchester, Ark, 120, 130 McDonald. Tana 1511 R1. 1, 301: 32, ldniou, Tex.. 128, 147, 162, 214. 220 McFadden, Larry D. 1Sr1 Box 101, Greenbrier. Ark., 162 McFarland, Ronnie ISrJ 2422 Cotdinul Ava, Huntsville, Ala, 162 McGee, Roy Ellis 1511 R1. 3. Rienzi, Miss., 81, 123 McGougi'i, Jackie 1Fr1 Gen DEL. Huff, Ark, 136 McKeun, Clair 1Sr1 R1. 2, Burlington, Penn. 121. 128, 162, 215 McKeel, Robert lFri 215 W. 611-1, Rector, Ark. 1111. 186 McKenzie, Larry lFrl 4000 Grammonr, Monroe, Lc.. 123, 136 McKinney, Ivan lJr1 Columbia 51,, Lake Village. Ark., 119, 173, 216 McKnight, Curtis 15d 420 Lybarger, Olympia. Wash., 113. 162 McLaughlin. Ted lFr1 2305 Antelope, Vernon, Tex 125, 136, 212 McMackin, Mike 1Soph1 123 Treemont Dun, Tuscumbiu. Ala, 119. 180 McMackin, Fm 15d 123 Treemonr Dr., Tuscumbio. Mo., 149 McMurray, C. Eugene 15d I456 MyrHe Ave.. Columbus, 0.. Mackey, David 1F11 208 E. LaFever, Ossian. 1nd.. 136 Madden, Efoirie 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Box 108, Hickory Ridge, Ark, 147, 218 Maddox, Bob R. 1Soph1 1307 W. Vine, Searcy. Ark. Maddox. Elesa lFrl 216 Pine 51., Henderson, Tex,, 140, 187, 219 Maddox, Greg 1Fr1 4444 Winthrop, 1ndienapoiis. 1nd.. 192 Mohan, Jackie lSr1 Wesimorekand Heights, Baresviiie, Miss., 214, 215 Malone, B111 1Jr1 13328 Frame 1115., Powav, Calif., Mangrum. Susan 1Jr1 Box 63, Wardell. Mo., 190 Manuel, Dennis 1501:1111 604 Angers, New iber1c1. 1.0.. B1,.191 Maples, Gary L. 1Fr1 R6110 Nmional Airport, Vicky, Mo., 192 Marks, Murcia Jean lFrI Box 295, Clerks Hill, 1nd.. 134. 187, 204, 214 Muneney, Vevu June 1Fr1 609 N. Jordan. Liberal. Kon., 149, 173, 205, 209 Martin, Brian 1Frl 1966 Tyler 51.. San Pablo Calif., 119, 137 Mcriin, David 1501:1111 1104 E Race, Apt. 5, Searcv, Ark., 130. 130 Martin, John Dennis 1501:1111 R1. 3, Searcy, Ark., 126. 130 Martin, Mike 1Frl 9444 Miriam, Ovariand, Mo., 120, 187 Martin, Rena 15r1 600 E. Center, Seatcy. Ark. 76, 144. 156. 194 Martin, Sharon Dalen lFrl Rt 1, Box 133. LewisviIIe. Ark. 139. 137 Martin. Wanda 1509111 837 Pecan Sr. Clarksdale, Miss., 143. 180 Mason, Phyllis Ann 1Fr1 4005 West Dr.. Little Rock. Ark., 138, 187 Massey, GarlinT. Jr.,1Fr1 1765 Ave. L.,Sterl1nq, lll., 121,187 ,WW. 1'51 RI. 2, Midi: 111-, 1131. Iii. 205 Massey, Jim Lowel! 1Jr1 5012 Davidson Rd.. Kansas City. Mo., 116 Massey Roger 1Jrl 50 Era Ava Wheeling,W.Vo.,116,173 Masters, Faye lSrl RI. 2, Box 139, Bradiord, Ark, 138. 162. 194 Matheney. Jim 15d 100 W. Harding 81., Morrilton, Ark., 117, 173 Mmhis. Monha Jean lJr1 121. 1, Dolhan, Ala.. 1415. 173 Marthews, Noah J. 1Jr1 706 Palmin Ave.. Fairmont. W. Va. Mommiller, Efizubeth ISrl Gilletf, Ark, 162 Mnuck. Celia Beth lsophl Gen. Del., Brixey, M0,, 139, 130, 214. 218 Moudll'n. Gene lFrl 706 5. Third, Ponca City, 01:16.. 115. 137 Maxan, David Jon Url Box 98, Eustis. Nell. 122- '73. 216 Maxwell, Janice Anne 1Jr1 3112 Madeline Cir.. Memphis. Tenn. 209 May, John York lFr1 Rt. 4, Box 349, Texmkanu, Ark. 157 Mayer. Char1es 151'! 503 N. E Ave, B, Idabel, 01116., 119, 162 Muzurqn, Eilaan 15:1 686 Chrisw Rd, Sharon, Pa., 131, 162, 206. 216 Meors, Janice 1Fr1 511 Bueno Vista, Hurst, Tex.. 136, 137, 210 Medearis, Carolyn lSophl 3223 Toledo PL. Hyoftsville, Md., I34, 130, 199, 209, 210, 221 Meeker. Peggy Ann 15013111 Box 2332 Hot Springs, Ark, 214, 215 162, 212, 215 187, 215, 136, 162. 205, 162, 173 1 39. 200. 139, 137, 209, 295 Marcille. Douglas Louis lFrI 1552 Maple Lune, EIIIsvme. Mo. Meredith, Floyd 1Jr1 123 thtworrh 51., Huzlehurs', Miss 173, 209 Merrall. Philip H. 15r1 1335 Lockwood Rd. Burbermn. 0.. 76. 92, 115, 162, 216 Merrm. Roy 1Jr1 Box 629. Harding College. Searcy. Ark.. 118. 173. 205 M1ller, Charles IJr1 2409 E. 2nd 51,. N. Lif'l'Ie Rock. Ark. 116. 173, 206 Miller. Gail Lylus lFr1 1122 N. Wyandone. Dewey. Okla. 14B, 187 MIIler. James L. lSr1 605 E. Race. Seurcv. Ark 126. 162. 199. 213 Miller. Laray 15r1 2409 E. 2nd. N. Lirlle Rock. Ark. 118. 162 Miller, linda 1Jr1 717 Vogel 51.. Rockdale, Tex 173 Miller, Mark 156ph1 12952 Palomar Way. Santa Ana. Calif.. 116. 180, 208, 210 Miller. Pamela lFr1 R1. 2. Box 166, Sfiiwell. Okla 132. 187. 215 Miller. Thomas Donald 1Fr1 1 Mill Lane. Linieton, Mass.. 113. 137. 205 Miller, William Ronald 1Fr1 3655 Miami Cove. Memphis. Tenn. 192 M1115. Deanne 1Jr145 Harding Dr., Searcy, Ark. 173. 204. 205., 209 Mills. Joe Thomas IFr1 Rt. 5. Seorcv. Ark, 192 Milner, W. N. 1511 Apt. 21. 1104 E. Roce., Searcv. Ark. Milton, Barry lFr1 14643 E. 1 11h FL. Tulsa. Okla.. 120. 187 Milton, Torn J, 15r1 914 N. 34111 51.. Fort Smuh. Am. 122. 162. 202. 212, 221 Mimms, Lana 1Fr1 Rt. 3, Springdale. Ark. 136. 187. 219 Minna, Helen Vernetfa lJrI 3 Paul Dr., Succasunna. N. J.. 190 Mimon. Michael L. 1Fr1 4212 Sycamore. Baton Rouge. Lu. Mitchell. Gale VidcrialSr1Memphis,TeI-In, 162,213 thhell.Mur11yn Y. lFr1 331 Holly Bridge Dr., Momqamery. A16.. 136 Mize. Wyn 1Fr1 Bax 10,Hulevv111e.AkI..192 Mobley. P01 1Fr1 6515 Greenwood.L111le Rock, Ark., 137, 187 Monroe. Wayne 15r1 30:: 717-510. A., Seurcv. Ark., 130. 163. 205 Momgomery. Ron 1Fr1 R1. 5, Huntsville Ark. 120, 187 Moon. John W., Jr. 1Fr1 1536 Runnymeade Rd. N. E., AHama, Ga, 187 Moore. AI 15f1 Box 492. Salem. Ore.. 114, 163. 210 Moore. Curoiyn Sue lJrl 300 East 11th. Del Rio Tex. 173. Moote. James Berry ISophl 116 E. 2151, Little Rock. Ark. 1 I6, 130 Moore. Joyce UrJ 3318 E. Monriciio. Phoenix. Ariz. 173. 208. 214 Moore. Linda lSrl RFD 1. Obion. Tenn, 194 Moore, Michael 1JI1 1332 E. Livingsfon. Splingfield. Ma, Moore. Pcn 15053111 Box 309. Botesville. Ark., 130 Moore. V1sion 15r1 R1. 2. Troy. Tenn. Morgan. Clara lSrl S. C. H.. Morril'ron. Ark.. 135. 163. 215 Morgan. Jerry Max 15r1 R1. 3, Rector, Ark. 122. 163 Morris. Melda 15:1 R1. 4. Newbern. Tenn.. 163 Morris, Ray Ellis IJII N. M. Elli. Monen. Mo. Matris, Raymond 1Fr1 6298 Dave 51,. Groves. Tex. Maser. John David 1FI1 Ash Flal, Ark. 187 Moss. Bill 1Jr1 Jefferson 51., Bolivar, Tenn.. 81. Moss. Joey 1Fr1 Jefferson 51.. Bolivar. Tenn. Mote. Gail 15r1 403 Armstrong. Comanche. Tex.. 81. 114. 163 Mowry. John Chades lFr1 227 Summerlea Dr., Columbia. 5. C.. 122. 187 Mayer, Sandra Url B12 Uiuh Ave.. West Plains. Mex. 173. 206. 208 Muir, Gerald 1Fr1 115 Winding Way, Cedar Grove. N. J'.. 127. 137 Mullins Porn 15011111 624 Alamo Dr. Montgomery. Fla.. 73. 144, 180 Mundcy, Clyde Joseph 1Fr1 17 Myrtle Ave., Chononooqa. Tenn. Munn. Hanuba lFr1 R1. 1. Vemon. Tex.. 133. 187. 209. 217 Murphy. Donna Loraine IFI1 Box 323. Pangbum, Ark. 134. 187. 215 Murray. Anna Kathy 1Fr1 900 W, Arch. Secrcy. Ark. 141 127,173, 205 123,129.173 Murray. Raymond King. Jr. lSrl Box 1312 Hcrd1nq, Searcy, Ark. 130, 163 Murry. 1.qu lFrl 109 Park Ave. Ha'rfiesburq, Miss 132. 192. 204. 218, 219 Musick, Jim 1Fr1 Cave CW. Ark. MyeIs, Leon 1511 304 S. Locust $1.. Seorcy. Ark. 163 Nagel. Sue 150p1'I1 172d Fuiwiew. Wichita, Kan. 137. 180, 209, 214, 218. 221 Narrv. Patricia ISophl 1550 Gaylord Dr., Dallas, Tex., 140. 130 Nash. Michael Fm 1748 DuPont Ave., Memphis. Tenn. 117, 163. 312 Neal. Damon M.. Jr. lFlJ 6334 Auburn Ave. Riverdale, Md.. 12-4, 187. 209 Neal. Mike lSoph1 2003 Roanoke Dr., Alexandria. LCL. 119. 180 Neal, Sreve Url 1 105 Columbine, Port Collins. Colo. Neely Barbara Ann Url R1. 1. Box 385, Vandolia, 0.. 141. 173 Neely, Bob lFrl Vondulia. 0.. 125,187 Neely Nancy Sue 1Jr1 R1. 2, Obion. Tenn. 190 Nelderer. Betty 151'! 276 W. Jackson 51., York, Pa. 135. 173. 204, 215. 216. 218. 220 Helms. Marcia Elizabeth 15013111 Box 549. Tihon. 60.. 146. 180 Nelson. Merry Lynn 1Jr1 15155 Valley View, Hofland. Mich . 173 Nevil, Greg 1Sr1 409 Rike 51.. Farmersville. Tex. Nevil. Kuv 15d Mulvane, Kw. 130. 163 New. Phil 1509111 214 E. Wildwood. F1'. Wayne, 1nd.. B1. 92, 123. 180 Nicks Becky 1.111 5920 Toutisf Dr., F1. Worth. Tex 146. 173 Nablirf, Rabeccq Anne lFrl Box 174. Mt. Dom, 1:10., 132. 187. 205, 214 Norris, Judy Raye lFr1 337 Huffhines 51., Richardson. Tex. 147. 187. 210 North. Tim ISrJ Hudson Rd.. Madison. Term, 35. 130. 163 Nuske, louise 13r1 18504 Arrowhead, Cleve1and. 0.. 142. 163. 204. 215 NU .BE1'11 lFrJ 6627 West Canul.5hreveporf.1.u., 141, 187. 208. 209 Nu , Katherine Della 1Fr1 6627 West Canal.5hrevep0r1. 1-0.. 131. 187. 209 296 O Odell. Delmar 15r1 625 Elm 51.. Camden, Ark. 127. Ogden. Don Ed 1Frl RT, 2. Campbell. Mm. 180 Ogle, Jo Ellen LSophl Forest. 1nd.. 146. 180 O'Kelley. Terry 15r1 Rf. 2. Wilhelmenic. AusfeH, GIL. 163 OIiver. William 12. 1511 Box 1334. Harding College, Benny. Avhg 205. 211 O'Neol. Foy lJr1 802 N. 5. 31d. Amlels. Okla. Organ. Dennis lSrl 2836 Merle, Shreveport, Lo . 76. 206 On. Bobby Dun lJr1 Box 854 Dekalb, Tex., Orr. JunuDee 15r1 5412 32nd. Lubbock. 1ex.. Orr. Sandro Luene lFr1 Box 109, Hardy. Ark. Oh. Terry Clay 1Fr1 R1. 3. Flippin. Ark. 187 Owens. Judy 1Jrl 7 Hays Court N. LiHle Rock, Ark. P Pace. David lFr1711 N. 061;. Searcy. Ark. 119. 187. 209 Face, Terry 1Jr1 3701 Ogemu. Flin1,M1ch., 121, 174 Paine, Vickie lSI1 910 N, Sunnyhill 51,, Semcy. Ark. Pork. Paulette 1Jr1 Box 116. W. Springfield. Pa . 220 Parker. Benny 11203.11 EFrJ 133. N, Division. Forresf City. Ark 137 Parker. Jone lFr1 Box 481, Grove, 01:10., 133. 187. 205. 205 Parker, Sharon Raye IFIl 404 LokevIew. Lee's Summit, Mm, 142. 1 .-. Forks, Mary Beth 1Fr1 Coldwmer. Mist, 73, 144. 182, 187. 215. 2'1'1 Parks Nancy 1Jr1 R1. 2. Box 376. Charleston, 11110., 174 Farris. June 1Fr1 RT. 2. Box 231. Tyler. Tex 157. 215, 215 Parrish. Daniel 1Fr1 Rt. 5. Searcv. Ark.. 192 Punish. Guny Wayne ISophl RI.B,Fuyetfevi11e.Ark..92.122.129. Purs1ev, Ronald F tsophl 61 1 E. Meadow. Sprinqdale, Ark. 13 . 205. 219 Parsons. Barbara 15r1 R1. 4. Box 44. Covington. Tenn, Portezuna, Richard ISrl 4907 Sheridan. Youngstown 0.. Furrezunu. Virginia 1Fr1 4907 Sheridan Rd.. Younqsmwn. 0.. 137 Paul, Jimmy E. Md 1436 Woodwav. Hurst, Ten. 96. 126. 174 Poullin. John Howard 15d 1643 Parkvale. East Lansing. Mich. 123' Puullin. Judy K. 156ph1 1643 Purkvale. E. Lunsfnq. Mich. 191 Peacock, Paulo Celeste lSrJ Box 184. Tipfunville. Tenn.. 65, 63. 4 134, 164, 195. 199. 215. 218 Pearce. David C. 1509111 Box 916. Lake Jackson, Tex, 191 Pearce. Debora Ann 1Fr1 29 Lake Rd. Lake Jackson. Tex.. 21 8 Pearce, Koren Annette 1509111 6510 Cunis. ST. louis. Miss., 221 Pearce. Robert David IJrl R1. 6. Box 276. Abilene. Tex. Pearson. June Dian 15r1 41 1 Pine 51,. New PorT Richev. Fla... 164, Peebles. David lSr1 513 S. Walnut 51.. Hope, Ark. 121. 164. 205.. Peninger. Lennard Ur1 405 Withee $1.. Bakersfiefd. Calif., 174 Peninger. Doris J. 1Fr.1 405 Wi1hee, Bakersfield, Cami. 137 Penix. Cheryl 1Fr1 R1. 1. Box 390. Tuckerman, Ark, 133. 136, 213 Pennington. Lynn 1Fr1 1626 Mr. Wash. Rd.. Ardmore. Ok!a.. 31. I Pentecost. Judy Carol 15053111 4903 Avondole Rd.. Washington. 130, 209.. 210. 218 Perhccs Roger 15r1 R1.1.Chorleroi Pa.164 Perrault Angela Dianne lFr1 905 Westwood Rd.Na'1chez,Mist.. 205 209 Perry Frances Ann 1Fr1R1.l Box 335 chhez.Miss..138.1B7 Perry. Iris Mane 1Fr1 21 BS Sycamwe St Paris,Tex..147.187.218 Perers,Delores1Sr1 733 McMIIIian. Holdreqe, Nebr.. 164. 204. 2151 PeTers, Lee 1Fr1 91.2.8011 165. A1rnu,Ark. 205. 209 PeMgrew. Torn lFrJ 131 B Presidiu Ave.. 06116:, TEL. Petty. Linda 1Fr1 4012 Mayfair Aveu Chonunooga. Tenn. 210 Petway. 51ephcnie 1Fr1 704 E. Market 51., Seurcv. Ark, 192 Phorr. Linda Kathrine 1Fr1 598 Hill Creek Dr., Nashville, Tenn. .1111 Philblick,Da'12 L 15r1Box 87. Rye BeUCh. N H.66. 138.164.2111 Philllps. Alma 1Jr1 614119 5 l..ocus181. Searcy Ark.174 Phillips. Annette 15r1 24 N Ave. . Boxwood Wilmington, 0.1...1 204 Phlllips. Bruce iSophl R1. 2. Box 205, Camden. Ark. 1'17. 180. 1.- J, Phillips. Jerry 1Soph1 RT. 1. Hickory Ridge. Ark., 180. 213 Picken. Loyd Madison. Jr. 15013111 504 Braden. Jucksonvllla. Ark.- Pierce. Dwight lSrI 9222 Sylvan Hills Hwy..1N 1.11113 Rock. Ark, 11 Pierce, Glenda Jo lFrl 402 N Wilson 51.. Wynne. Ark.. 139. 1!? Pierce, Ruth Eileen ISophI 3211 Princeton Ava. Memphis. Tenn. I' Pitmon. Midge 1501:0111 Morrulvon, AIk.. 191 Pimer. Martha 1Soph1 39 Summit Terrace Ants Favemsville. Ark. 208. 221 Pitt, Paul Mcrfln IJr1 7841 Julie? Ave.. Memphis. Tenn.. 117. 174.2 .i PIemons. Gerald 1m 2344 Owens, F1. Worth. Tex. 126, 174, 2115 . Plummer. Mike Ur1 146 Bell Ave. N. w., Massillun. 0.. 81. 96. 126 Pope,Stephen1Jr1 121.2. Ba1dwyn,Miss. 17-4 Porter, Lorry 1Fr1 621 Grove Ave..ZaI-Iesville.0.115.187 Pane: Mary Linda lFr1 3012 Alameda Dr, L11?Ie Rock, Ad! '1? 212. 214 Porter. Tom tFrl 3006 W Bunleheld 51., Springfield. MO . 126. 132.141 Posvic..1errine Faye1Fr15F51 S. W, Ardmore. 01:16.. 147' 187 16:1. 21-3, 2 algi- 127. 174. 203.215 II5, 168. 1 126.174.204.219 163. 205. 206 135174 203. JV 1313, 16:1 . 132,174.! 164. 209 116. 1333-1 I34. ' 149.1. . 127. 187 134. 1-1131; . 1 613. James Garland lJri R1. 1, Cordovu. Alu.. 130. 174 Judy Ann 1Fr1 Star R1.. Box 7A. Berryville, Ark.. 141, 187 . Howard lFrl Box 69. Leuchville, Ark.. 192 Linda Uri Arlie Street. Corning, Ark. 190 . Dianne lFr1 8011 61. Judsoniu. Ark. 187 . idge, Doyle W. lSophl 711 E. Market Ava, Seurcy. Ark. age. Maw ISrl 17937 Chandler Park Dr.. Deiroi'. Mich. M11711 R1. 1, Bragg City, M0,. 147. 187 Danny Richard lFri 202 S. W. 14111, Seminole. Tex.. 1221. 1137 Donna lFrl 1902 E. Page. Springfield, M0,, 187. 212 .Kannarh lSophJ R1. 3. Vinceiown. N. J.. 123. 200 127.180 132.165 96, Vivien Lee IFrl 19 Rogkledqe Place. Cedar Grove. N. J., 135. B7, 209 Marlin R. 1511 Box 5. imperial. Nebr.. 77, 115, 165, 199. 200. 206 3. 21B , ,JoelG.1Jrl 111 S. Turner. Searcv. Ark.. 1741 Carol Url 1607 E. Osage. MCAIBSTEI. 01:113. 65. 69, 129. 138. 174 Charles 1F11 1607 5105098, McA1ester 012113.192 to F. 15013111 1323 5.17rh S1..Chickosho.0k1z1.. lob 15:1 80:1. 293, Yorktown. Ind.. 77, 119, 165. 198. 211. ' gJ. D. 1Jr1 R1. 4. Harrison, Ark. . Glenn lSrl R1. 7. Box 361 , Sparta. Tenn, 114. 165 . Jams 15r1 1120 Tenmngron. Hobbs. N. Max 126. 165. 219 ,Joseph IFri 23572 Cunningham. Warren. Mach. 126. 187 Jerry 00 RT. 2, Malden. Mo.. 95. 121. 174 1116 Fri 511 Quiimun Sr. Heber Springs. Ark. :60 ! 1509M Hillsboro Tex 144 180 . .. 10 Edward lFrJ R1.4.5i16c1m Sprinqs. Ark.73.119 188 11111111 ? Dale 1F11 Salem. Ark loll Ur! Rt. 5. Neosho. MD.,133,174. 215. 221 in! IGrudl 4708 Highland. Pontiac, Mich. no Mary lFr! 308 Pursley Dr., For! Wayne, Ind., 188. 203 11:11 2520 W. 9111 51.. Sank: Ana. C0110. 146. 188. 209 . ' '1 m1 1Fr1 502 Raccoon Trail. Chaitnnuoqu. Tenn, 1138, 188. 208 ' M 1711 Box 30?. Des Arc. Ark, 'CQI'G! Ed 133 E. 26 PL, Tulsa. 011113.. 165 P1111111: 1Frl 4428 Levcnwonh Rd.. Kansas City. Kun.. 188 HM 8611 413. Carlisle. Alk., 135. 192, 205, 215 143.180 212 u ISophl 2111 EIghih 51.. Galena Park, Tlx.. 131. 180. 216 7 ISophI 2111 31h 51., Guiana Park .Tex., 191 Alien W.1Frl 519 Belehr Dr., Memphis, Tenn., 119, 188 119, 165 Kun., 165 m iSri Rt. 2. Wuldron. Ark., .. ISr'l Rt. 1. Box 246. Leavenworth. 13.1er Moody. M0. 117 165. 205 1515906 Huvsall Rd.. Lir1le Rock Ark..123, 188 -1r.l 150N111 Hs6ar.ArR1.T9'1 WIRLGideomMo 113,165,216 1569111 Only. Mo.. 1233 tSophl 509 E. Rnca. Seurcy. Ark. 135. 180. 216. 213 1511110: 1387. Sacral. Ark. 165. 215. 213 ' l. lSophl 800 N. Oak. Searcv. Ark. 126. 180 .156p1'11 226 Gabriel. Lafayette. Lu., 115, 180, 216 W 701 E. Park. Searcy. Ark.. 174. 206. 208 1,1111 30! 226. Fredericksburg 0,139,174. 206. 208, 210 1 15f, 9306 E. Afheulcn,Davison,M1ch.,138,166 11er 2098 EWhittemore.Flin1.Mich..92.126.166 .150 25 W. Wheelotk 51.. Hanover. N 14.. 145.166. 213. Y L. mm 25 W. Wheelock $1., Hanover. N. H.. 145, 188. 206, 111 Fri 27-22 Ryan Rd.. Warren. Mich. 188 1 11M Box 644. Herding College. Searcy. Ark, Ewan- lFrl Rt. 8. Elaine. Ark Jr 011 716 Shore Dr.. Monroe. La.. 116. 174 am IFrJ 1205 Hawdershell Rd., Florissam. Mo.. 120, 188, 209 126. H. 15013111 978 Stage Coach Rd. Li1'11e Rock, Ark. 126 41523212 Border 51.. Ber11on Ark.122. 166. 203. 215 JutGradj R1. 3. Seoacv. Ark. M RI. 2 Manila, Ark 129 190 1369111 Rt. 1. 801: 183, Bald Knob, Ark. ' W139! 76. 001mm. Ky... 115. 188 1 1501:1111 313 N. Jackson. Kennett Mo.. 140. 180. 204. Mm 156ph1 Rt. 1. Rose Bud.Ark..131.180 ' $mlFrl1555 N.Cnmmercial.$t.C1c1ir.Mo..116.188 13422016r16ck.0ver16nd.Mo.,143.188 .MQ 11.111 3422 Churluck. Overland, Mo.. 67, 143. 174 ml 21203111111311 DL. Harrodsburg. Ky. 188 .W14991 S. E.Prlnoe10n. Burtiesville. Okla V, W Race 51.. Searcy. Ark..130,174 ,-m.ISoph1Fann1ngmn Ark 143, 190. 209. 218 1632.5 Homer. Plymouth, M11:11.. 124, 166 W11m11.P1vmou1111. Mich 124. 166 m195.5.111h.3611wue.Wush.174.209 MW 1514143 Barron.Memph15Tenn.81.119,188 Rucker, Evelyn Ht! 930 Grundview DL, Nashville. 1mm, 14?, 174 Ruddick, Johnny ISopM RT. 2, Gnrfieid, Ark. 81. 122. 180. 212 Rudo1ph. Carol 1Jr1 1305 Troy Dr.. Madison. Wis., 130. 174 Rudolph. Charles Url Box 836, Harding College. Secrcv. Ark, 130. 174 Rushing. Frances Line'rte 154 121.4. Box 268, De FuniaI-I Springs, Flu.. 142. 166. 204. 205. 214, 215 Ruliedge. Dwight 1501:1111 1 1 1 1 Soratogo Dr.. S Sufley, Max lJrl Rt. 1, Tipton. Iowa. 116. 174 Sulners. Beverly Jean 1th Box 232, RT. 1. Mundelien. 111.. 131. 188 Samanie. Don ESrJ 2909 Yufes. F1. Worih.1ex., 81. 123. 166 Sample. Helen tsophl Star 121., Judsonia. Ark, 180 Sanders, C. Faye 150131-11 4704 Lovewaod Dr.. Nushvifle. Tenn. Sanders. Phyllis Kaye 1509111 4704 Lovewaod Dn. Nashville, Tenn. Sanderson, Linda lJrJ 640 5. Kokomo. Derby. Kun.. 146. 174 Sandley. Muryeftu lFr1 440 Culloway 51., Montgomery. A11, 143. 192, 200, 205. 212 Sundlin. Ervin James 151'! 909 E. Buya AVE... lake Cifv. F10.. 21 3 Sundlm. Grant 11:11 909 E. Buyu Ave.. Lake City. 1:10.. 192 Sundiin. Jackie 1Fr1 6909 Talmoge Dr., Li1rle Rock. A1'k.. 1 1B. 188 Supp, Danny 11:11 501 E. Center. Searcv. Ark. Sounders. Andy Ur! 6324 Riverside Ava, Bell. C0111 209. 210. 211 Schema. Sully 15013111 401 E. Park. Searcv. Ark. Schlenker. Pmsy Lou lGrndl 90 Everett H. Smith. El Paso. Tex. Schmidt. Linda 1Jr1 R1. 3. Baldwin City. Kan.. 174. 200, 210 Schwegler, Buel L. 1Jr1 121. 1, Box 231. Dixon. Mo.. 124, 138 Scoggins, Janice Suzanne lFrl 302 N. W. 101-51., Bentonville. Ark. Scott, Nancy Kay 1.111 Box 117 Kress. Tex., 140. 174. 205 Scruggs, Kathy JeunneHe Url R1. 2. Coldwater. Miss.. 143, 175 ' Scudder, Jimmy Lee 1501:1111 80:: 504. Russell. Ark, 115, 180. 206. 209 Seaman. Gina 15613111 2109 Correre 51.. Bukersfieid. Calif.. 191 Seaman. Terry A. 151'! 2109 Carrere $1.. Bakersfield. Calif., 190 Seurcv. Janis Diane lFrJ 712 5. 2nd 511. Dorduneile, Ark., 133. 188. 2113 Sears. James David ISophl 916 E. Center. Searcv. Ark. 126. 180 Sears. Pattie Sue 1Fr1 Harding Corlege, Searcy. Ark. 149. 192 Seawall, Harmon 1Jr1 10022 Kishevuukec $1., Rock1ord, 111.. 175 Seirn, Emil Mutk IJrI 801 7111 31.. Hummuni'on. N. J.. 190 5611?, Sandra 1Fr1 312 HendEIson 51., Bornesville. 0.. 137. 188. 218 Selvidge. Connie tFrJ R11 1. Box 278, Coven. Mich. 188 Selvidge. Den 1.1r1 Rt. 1. Coven, Mich, 118, 190, 204 Selvidge, Jerry lSri Covert. Mich.. 118, 166 Senn, David UrJ Box 201 F.H C, Henderson, Tenn. 122. 175. 206. 208 Setliff. Susan Url 831 Burke. Ashdown. Ark 132. 175 Sewell. MurIv Ann 15013111 1505 E. Marker, Searcv. Ark. 2011. 206. 221 Fairborn. 0.. 191 180. 114,166,213. 136.188 144. 180. 202. Shuddix, Es1her Ann lFri 1 16 Baxter 511 Annistcn. A16. 188. 219 Shanks. Barbara 1Fr1 127 Meyer Dr.. Collinsville. 111.. 149. 188. 219 Shanks, Beverly 1501:1111 127 Meyer Dr. Collinsville. 111., 149. 180 Shannon. Judy. Ud Bldg. 2. Apt 15. HardJng College. Seurcv. Ark. Shannon. Maw 1Sr1 450 E. Main. Henderson. Tenn.. 140. 166. 214. 215, 220 Shannon. Steve 1Sr1 Rt. 1 Box 504. St. Joseph M1ch..118,166 Shuppley. Wayne 1Jr1 1708 Robin Hood Lana. Memphis, Tenn . 126.130 Sharp. Gene Tmrnan iFrJ Martindale Rd. San Mutcos. Tex.. 119 188. 214 Sharp. Kay tFrJ Box 553 Jonesboro.Ark.,139 188. 215 218 Sharpe, Jim lFrl 3219 80111312 Lane. Dacarar. 60.. 81 119. 188 Show. Fran 1509111 807 S. 13th. Van Buren. Ark.. 142. 180. 209. 215 Sheehy. Carole 15:! Box 1226, Seurcy, Ark.. 149. 166 Sheehy. Larry 15r1 950 Drewry 51.. Allunm. 60.. 129. 166. 205 Shee'rs. Jody G. lFrlI 2110 6111 Ave.. Canyon. Texu 126. 188 Shelbourne. Pmrick Thomas 1Srl 405 Buccaneer Dr., Corpus Christi, Tex 119.166. 213. 217 Shel'ron. Vi: Ur, 1034 E. Monroe, Colorado Springs. C0111. 116. 175. 206 Shenfeld. Dick lFrl 4918 Dwight Dr1. Ft. Wayne, 1nd1. 90. 183 Shawmnker. Samuel 1311 Box 22 Kulomo. Zambia. Africa, 18. 175 Shewmuker. Sherman Ur! Box 22, Kulomo. Zambia. Africa. 118, 129. I75. 205. 212 Shipp. Hiram Clovis U!!! 1057 Prairie Dr., Pampc, Tex., 204 Shoop, Judy 1Jr1 5043 Evans 51.. Kalamazoo. Mich. 190 Simmons, Donald 1Fr1 Box 244. Lemma. Ark.. 123. 18' Simmons. Roben 1Jrl Box 244, Lepanro. Ark. 123. 175 Simmons. Tommy 150p1'11 R11 1, Box 73. Mulvem, Ark, 119, 180 Simmons. William M. lSrl Box 796. Harding College. Searcy. Ark. Simpson, De lSopM 744 Dudley. Shreveport. L0,. 191. 215 Simpson. Gary 1Jr1 7039 Deurborn. Overland Park. Kam, 96. 129 Simpson, Jane ISrI Ransom, Kan. 141, 166 Simpson. Sandra 15r1 R. W. 6 Lusaka. Zambia. Africa. 140, 166, 215 Sims. Jeanette IFrJ R1. 4, Paragould, Ark, 148. 188 Sims. Kathleen Sue 15011111 177 E. Horace Ave.. Rockford. 111 205. 215. 219 Sims. Nancy Ur! 217 5. Mt. Carmel. Wichita. Kan.. 175. 206 Singuefield. Donald Craig IFrl 310 Ward 81.. Senarobiu. Miss 81, 188. 209 Sizemore. Gary 1Jr1 Box 452, Hardan Collage. Searcv, Ark.. 130, 175 Slinkard. Dorothy 15:1 Box 1. Gateway. Ark.. 149. 213. 215 Sloan. Dunc iFrl 918 N. Ewan. Linle Rock. Ark. 126. 188 . 140. 204. 123. Slovak. Joyce 1Fr1 625 Sherwood. Richardson. Tex.. 192 Smith. Beth 15r1 806 Pine 51.. Corning, Ark, 137. 166. 200 Smith. Cloud Harold 1Fr1 25 Edgewoocf Circle. West Helena. Ark 1 16 Smith. Clyde Gayloh Uri 1293 Stage Ave., Memphis, Tenn 119. 175. 205 Smith. Dun 15:1 Box 95. Milan, Kan. 127, 129, 167. 206. 208 Smith, David lJr1 Box 515, Ashdown, Ark, 72, 115. 129, 175. 199 Smith. Dennis W. 1Fr1 R1. 1, Pocahontas. Ark.. 127. 188 Smith. Grenn W. 1111 1516 5. Muvke1,Seurcy,Ark.. 115, 175 Smith. Judy Ann 1Fr1 323 W. 3rd. Bonneville. Ark.. 134, 140, 138 Smith. Kay 1510th 806 Pine. Corning. Ark, 137. 206 Smith, Kent 150ph1 90 Crowley's Ridge College, Puragould, Ark, 81, 92. 1 14, 100 Smilh, 1.015 M. 15013111 Rt. 1, Box 7. Lewisville, Ark. 139. 180, 204. 209 Smith. Margaret Ann, 15613111 P. O. Box 55. Shirley, Ark, 145, 180 Smith, Mary Nice 150ph1 42B Apo1lo REL. Richardson, Tex. 147', 130, 208 Smith. 11111de1 15013111 Carlsbad, N. Mex.. 119, 180 51111111, Patsy Koren ISrl 523 5. W. 3rd,. Wolnuf Ridqe. Ark, 167. 215 Smith, Ray 1Fr1 3214 Canteen Ave.. E. 51. Louis. 111. Smith. SandIe 15r1 404 Hilroc Apt. 18591 Hillard. Recky River. 0.. 134, 16? Smith, Sharon 1Fr1 805 N. Main, Benton. Ark, 147. 105. 209, 216, 218 Smi111, William 1.111 Harding College. 175 Smock, Kyle 15r1 115 25111 51. Moline, 111., 209 Smotherman. Donald 1Fr1 601 Holden 51.. Newport. Ark, Solomon, Sol1ie 15r1 R1. 4. Seorcv. Ark. 180 Sorrells, Tommy lFrl 1808 Gibbons 51., Greenville. Tex, 127. 138 Spears, Linda 15r1 Box 660. Cullmcn, Mo.. 72, 148. 167. 199. 217 Spencer. Paula Ann 1Jt1 Warm Splings. Ark, 138. 175. 206, 215. 216 Spmdlin, 1. Michael 15013h1 701 E. Center 51.. Searcv. Ark. 160. 203 Spurlotk. Shirley Jeanne 1Fr1 1110 Cleveland Ave. Park Ridue. 111.. 136, 188. 218 Spurlock, Slephen 1Fr1 Box 1 16. Huntsville, Ark. 120, 215 Stafford. Evon 1Fr1 809 Blossom 51., Little Rock, Ark., 188, 206, 208, 215 Stafford, Shirley 1Fr1 611 East Park, Searcy, Ark. 145. 188, 218 Smifard, Wanda lFr1 R1. 2, Mountain Home, Ark. 133. 183 Staggs. Norma Ruth ISophl 918 E. Market. Searcy, Ark, 143, 180, 209 S'runden, Pufsv 1Fr1 R1. 1. Box 182, Clarksville, Ark., 131. 188, 200, 203, 215. 219 Stanley, Emma Lee 1Jr1 10816 Crockett, Sun Vulfev. Cal1f, 145, 180 STunfon, Linda 1Jrl 217 Orchord Ave., Nedrow, N. Y.. 175 Sfark, Carl 15r1 903 Randall Dr.. Seurcv, Ark., 113. 167, 216 Starkey. Gwendolyn 15r1 4715 5111 Canfcn, 0.. 167. 206, 208. 215 Smrling. 119111 Frances 1Soph1 4101 Cummings. F1. Worth. Tex.. 134. 180 Smrr. 891111 1511 R1. 4, Searcv. Ark, 167 Starr, Ken ESophJ 4910 Alrnu. Son Anionic. Tex., 122,, 128. 181, 199. 200. 212. 213 Stutom. 10m lGrad1 416 S. 9111 $1., Gadsden. A10. Staten. Janene 1Fr1 R1. 1, View. 01:16.. 132. 188. 203. 209 Stauffer, Anita Kay 1Fr1 714 Park. Neosho. Mo.. 1219. 168, 210 Sl'ecHel. Carole 15r1 2473 Campus, Abilene. Tex.. 145 167. 204. 221 51611. Lynda Kuy 1Fr1 Box 605. Morrilton. Ark. 143. 1138. 218 Sfephens, Gary 15012111 512 N. 3rd. 51.. Paragould. Ark, 81, 125. 181 Srephans, Sandra Md 1 10 Cloverdale, Seulcv. Ark. Stevenson, Bob 1511 Box 103, Albion, Nab, 121, 175. 205, 219 Stewart Jimmy Wuher 1501:1111 RT. 1, Afurno, Tenn, 122, 181 Sfewcm. Wilma 1Fr1 Rcmunce, Ark. 188. 205 51i11wugon, Jeffrey Warren 1F11 749 Virg1nia Ave. N. Bellmore, N. Y., 188 511mm. Me1v1n Lynn 1.1r1 Bo: 542. Muryviile, Tenn. 126. 175. 213 Slogner. Sharon Louise 15r1 402 Church 51,. Crysm! Springs. Miss., 141. 167 Stone, James 1Soph1 Box 128. Spring Hill, Tenn., 115, 181 Stokes. Joe 1Fr1 2504 Ashland Ave., Bossier City, La.. 208 Stokes. WHIIam E. lJrJ 2504 Ashland Ave., Bossier Ciiv, Lu. Stone, Sandy 15r1 623 Flcgue, Nuvcsam, Tex., 167 206 Sfavall. LaDonnu Gayle 1Fr1 4202 Elmhurst. Lawton. Ok10.. 137, 183, 21 B Stovull. Luuy 15613111 4202 E11r11'1urst, Lawton. Okla.. 31 STrCIughn, Keith 15r1 2509 Seneca. Kansas City, Kon.. 127. 167, 206. 208 Slruwhucker. Bonnie lSr1 R1. 4. Kanqman Kan. Srreel. James 1SOph1 R1. 1. Searcy, Ark., 81. 92, 123. 181 Srriefefmeier, Jane! M. 11:11 39-10 Carriage Lune. Indianapolis, Ind, 132. 188, 208. 215 Efrem, Karin 1Frl 2003.Morrow Ave.. Schenectady. N. Y., 1411. 183, 216 Strand, lorry 1Fr1 1204 5. Pleasant. Springdale, Ark.. 188 Stuart. Btuce 1$oph1 300 W. Broadway, Winnsboro. Tex. Studebaker, Linda Sue 1Sr1 1501 E. Miller, Jefferson Cny. Mo.. 131, 208 Sturm, Dwight 1Jr1 409-5911: 51.. Vienna. W. Va. Su1harlin,Roger1Frl R1. 2, Box 109, Greencastle. Ind.. 188 swunn. Bvendca Joyce 1501:1111 121.2, Hiram, GEL. 132. 181. 215 Swoyne, Shirley 1F11 Rt. A, Box 60, Yellville Ark, 192 T Tarpiey, Van 1F11 Letonu, Ark, 192 1311!, Jerry 15r1 710 Parkway, Magnolia, Ark. 119. 168 Taylor. Connie 1Jr1Rt. 1, Diamond, Mo.. 72, 133. 175. 199. 206. 211 Taylor Loretta 15033111 504 5 3rd, Durdanelle, Ark., 149, 181. 204, 205. 213, 215. 221 Taylor, Martha Jane 1Fr1 Box 1074, Hurd1ng College. Searcy, Ark. Tuyfor, Rick 1J'r1 282 N. Milom, San Benito, Team. 175, 213, 215 Taylor. Robert 15013111 R1. 2. Water chlev. Ky.. 191 129. 167, 298 Taylor. Walter E. 1Soph1 23 Cinn, Ave- Huron. 0, Taylor. Wilnu E. 1$oph1 R1. 2. Coldwater, MISS.. 143, 180 Teal. Susan 1Fr1 1003 Ruby Lane. Orange, Tam. 136. 188, 209 Tedford, Sharon 1Fr1 Stticker Courls 35. Marseilles. 111., 183. 201 - Terrell. Randy 1Fr1 1550 Hcvendole Blvd. Winter Haven. 51m; 133 1errv, Martha 1511 3100 W. 111111015, Midland, Ten. 139. 168,21 Thayer. JoLee 15r1 York College, York, Nebr,. 77. 168. 206 Thief, Sa11y ISoph1 510 Coronado, Kinqmon, Kan. 1H1 Thom, Vic 1Jr1 Rockford. 111.. 175. 206 Thomas, Charlo'rfe Lynette 1Fr1 Star Route. Neelwllle. Mo.. 1321.1. Thomas, Connie Lorraine lFrJ R1. 1. Box 1 17. 02116111, Ark, 1116111 Thomas, F. J. 111 15r1 603 W. Mechanic, Harrisonvnlla, Mo.. 12-1. 11 Thomas, Jerry 1501:1111 Box 1106, Seorcy, Ark 130. 181 ' Thomas, Mary 1Sr1 R1. 1.5ecucv. Ark. 168 Thomason. Carroll 1Jr1 4311 Parkdale.M1dlund.Tex.. 130, 175- Thompson. Barbara: chy 156ph1 3 Harding Dan, Saucy, Ark... 1115 Thompson, E. Jenn 1Grud1 1614 Princess Cir. N. E... A 1 Thompson. Janice; 181213111 Waterloo. Ark, 1111 Thompson, John 1H1 Cochrunville, Fm. 1813 Thompson, Pam 1Frj 6520 Rock Canyon Trail, Dallas. Tam, 143,1 Thorn. Jock Edward 1Sr1 406 5811151., Vienna. W. Vu., 116, 17S Thornton. Steve 1Jr1 1041 Richards. Thermopolns. Wv.. 190 , Tidwell. Thomas Cluy 1Fr1 2601 Mounmin View Dr.. Carllbud, Ii: , , TEIIeY. Cecil ISrI 5130-103A $1., Edmomcn. A110. Canada Fillman, Charles F. 1$oph1 80:: 486. Hey , M0,. 181 Tillman, Ken 1Suph1 327 Main. Luke Villaqe. Ark, 126, 181, 20' Trrnmermun. Fannie Sue lSophl 4490 Sir Georqe Sirnmol'l. ' 131. 204. 205, 206 Tlppins, Pafriciu Alene 1M R1. 3. Box 352A. Mobrle, A10 146.1 1 Tipps, Sheri Elaine 1Fr1 5713 Diamond Oaks Dr., F1. Wonk. Tum, 209. 210 Timon. Ken 1Sr1 2203 N. Cleve1and. Little Rock. Ark. 127, 16k 208. 216 . Toland. Jesse Ray 1Jr1 423 W. P1e:ce, Mungum, 01:10.. 115.1751. '- Tooke, John 18613111 Rt. 3. Box 3, Royville, Lo.. 124. 181, 205. 2 f Towell. Tarn 15013111121. 2.Walnu1R1dge Ark, 122,131,216 . Townsdin, Elaine 1Jr1 5024 Pratt 51.. Omaha, Neb.. 131, 17' 1 208. 209. 216. 219 Townsley. Sarah 1Fr1 1719 5. Park. Little Rock. Ark. 143. 1091 Trent. Jack 1Jr1 Crowley'sRidge College, Furuqauld. Ark 122. 209 Tnbble. Glenn 1Fr1 1038 Breedlove. Memph1s. Tenn.. 192 Trickav, Bi11 IJrJI R1. 1. Lcnake, Ark. 119. 175 Troner, Linda 1Jr1 Eflis Prairie. Mo. Tucker. Dian 1Fr1 3112 N. 8th, W951 Monroe. 1.6.. 189 tucker, John 1.1r1 2980 Richard Ave., Am. A, Glove City. o..21:r1 Tucker. WiHiom 1$rl P. 0. Bar. 36. Tuscaloosa. A10 126. 129. 1- -- Turner, Dale 1Fr1 Rt. 1. Highland, 111.. I23. 189. 209. 210. 215 Turner. Gorv Owen 1Jr1 R1. 1 Highland. 111,. 123. 190 Turner. Gerald 1Fr1 329 Park 51,, Clio. Mich. Turner, Jo Ann 1Fr1 1707 N, Trenton, Ruuon, 1.0., 1412. 139 Turner. Sharron Sue ISophl 13446 Mt. Casile Dr.. 06110:. Tel 11 Turney, Elaine 150ph1 R1. 1. Quifmnn. Ark. 141, 181. 216 Turrenrine, Anita 1Fr1 711 N. Pleasant, Springdale, Ark 109 , Tyner. Anet're Ur1 3331 NO. Trezevanl 51.. Memphis. Tenn., M Tvsinger, Janet lJr1 753 N, Pine 51., Lancaster. Pu.. 135. 175 Underwaod, Lee. Jr. 1Sr1 Box 584, Station A, Seurcv, Ark 168.1 , V Valentine. thn 1Jr1 7733 H111and 01,. Dallas. Tex.. 190 Valentine, Krinhleen Elaine 1Jr1 7733 Hillcnd. Dallas. Tel. 110.1152 Vonumun, James D. 1Fr1 802 Brookhmt. Seorcv. Ark. Vanoman. Michael Dowd 15013111 802 Erookhurt. Seurcy, M., 13111 Van Blair, Wall 1511 R1. 2. Box 20. Brewnsbura. 1nd.. 168 7 Vanderpool. James H. 1Jr1 Rt 6. Box 306. Bakersfield. C0118; 9 Vann. Rabbi lSophl 915 N. Dustin, Farmingmn, N. Mem, 13t..1 Van Rheenen. Dwayne 15r1 Burlinwon Rd.. Oskuloasa, Iowu.,77.p 1153. 198 Van Rheenen. Goilyn 1509111 Park Church of Christ 121. 1. mm 127,177,181 . , Vaughan. Johnny Ray 1511 214 5. 71h, Okemoh. 01110.. 127. 10013 H 212. 213, 210, 221 Vaughan. Marilyn 1Jrl Box 133. Glenwoad. Ark. 142. 175 Vaughn. Jeannine 1Fr1 532 W. HiHcresr, Morristown, Tenn. '1 Vaughn, Linda 1511 532 w, Hillcrest Dr., Morris1own.Tann.. 163. Vennum, Quentin E. 15013111 2009 Reever. ArIlngton, Tam, 123,1 Veoro, David Donald 1Fr1 R1. 1, Box 336. High Springs,IF19., 208, 209 Viles, Patricia Ann 1Fr1 524 Washington, Aurora. Mo.. 138, 109,-- Vincent. Jake 1Jr1 Russe1l. Iowa. 115, 175. 205. 219 Vincem. John 15013111 7517 Tudor Rd,, Colorado Springs, Cum 1 , Vote. Waher 1Jr1 RT. 2. HaleyviIle 1, Ala.. 130. 175 W IJII 1400 W.18 51.01112 Rock.Ark.. 135.175. 213.215 . BBWE Rhee 15:1 100 Westchesfer Dr., Lufavene, Lu.. 141, 204 .Allan 1Jr1 Box 151.5pr1ng H111. Tenn., 115. 175 mas Richard 1Frl 211 Woodland Dr., Birmingham. A111. 189 11111111 Sue ISophl 405 W. Center. Searcv. Ark. 11111119 1Fr1 Hunlingrcn Pork. Calif. 119. 139. 209 :1 Ann 1Fr1 100 Whneheven Lane.Memahis.Tenn.140.189 IWIIIinm 1Fr1 flax 534. Hard1nq C6l1ege. Seurcv. Ark.189. 205. 209 219 W.1Fr1759 N.Trezevcn1. Memphis.Tenn.. I24. 189. 205 1H172A Cheung Shu Wan Rd.. 8111 Floor 1. Hong Kong 15:1 59 Nngmu Chi Worm Vi1luge. 151 Floor. Kowloon. Hong 168. 139, 216 . . Lynn lSr1 310 L1ndberq Blvd. Sfarkville, Miss.. 139. 168. .2114 .. -n1Sop1-11Rr. 1. Penulosa. Kun.. 181. 204. 215 aka 1Jr14-125 Shinbushi. Tokyo. Japan. 131. 151. 209. 214 IIFrl 2726 Gurnee Ave.. Anmsfon. Ala. . Ur; R1. 2. Campbell. MG. 132 175 203 .1, ' W 1Jr1 2726 Gurnee Anniston. Alu.,132.175,213 1l1J-1'1921 Ash,Eudora.Kc1n.190 1 111111121 1. Yurnell Rd Semcy. Ark. 148. 189. 205 . ' Url R1. 1. Deloo1uine. Ark. 139. 175. 214 fave 150111111 5710 Collins Lone,Ff.Sm1lh. Ark. ' 0. Url P. O. Box 394, Seurcy'. Ark. 177 $11361: 24,Lvnn.Ark..134.168 111M 50: 279. Des Arc. A111,. 175 15d 1248 W. Cheryl, Hurst TEL. 189 722 Pcy1on Rd, Indianapolis 19. 1nd.. 9?. 133,189. 203. 219 132 123. 175. 200. 150111. 3. Fulfon. Miss.. 118. 168 500 E. Moore. Searcv. Ark. 1158 M1150: 314. Odin. lll H1 2223 52116161. Texarkuno. Ark. 137. 139. 204 2111191 100.1 E Fuller, Fort Wonh. Tex.. 135 1 Box 6. Grubbs. Ark. 1-359W.Mc1in Rd..Conneaui.O.117.169 F11 BS9 Main Rd..Conneout.O..138,150 Fr! Building 3 Apr 63. Seurcv. Ark.192 130111311 1J11 C1207 Plum 51. Jacksonville Fla. 1 i4 -' 15113821-24th51 Lubbock 11:11.. 114.169 Mlchcd 1Fr1 3947 Chippewa Rd. Memphis. Tenn. 31. --Fryor 51., Memph1s. Tenn. I22. 167. 210 . 15013111 BO! 950, Harding 13:111qu, Searcy. Ark. 110. Box 950. Harding Colleqe. Seurcy, Ark. Box 20. Bishop. 1911., 169. 205. 211 ' I 1702 Terry. Wynne. Ark. 127. 181 3 Bowen A112,. Memphis 22. Tenm. 123. 169. 126 . Ed 222 S, Front 51.. Ruleville. Miss.. 145 15:1 Bo: 606.121. 1. Mom, 111.. 119. 169. 209 5 - r 11101.,141. 189 . 3291 Field.F1.War1h.Tex.143. 151. 21.159311 Gruve.Ark.122 175 212 Websrer West Plains, M0,, 96. 125. 1.59 06 N. Armstrong. Tulio, Tex.. 192. 208 208 IFrIl 304 5. Cherry. Harrison. Ark, 137. 1139 '00: '32. Russell. Ark. B1. 123. 139 1 1205 Norlhridqe. Plano. Tex.. 127. 181 13608 Blenheim Rd. Cleveland. 0.. 64, 129. 148. ' 1H. 1. Box 106. McCrorv. Ark. 133. 175. 204 Coffnge Grove. Urbano, III.. 122. 189. 205 - 5W. Moore. Haber Sprinqs. Ark 189, 205 0'2 Dove Creel: Way. Dallas, Tex, 199. 213 15r1 Box 261. Dierks. Ark. 169. 118. 215 .14 Mary Mac $1..L1ve Oak Flu. . 189 1 900 Barnes Ave. Ponaqeville. Mo. 1409 Lahmer. McPherson.Knn.,175.216 1' 151122316 N. Nalionol,$p11anield. M0177. . 113 I N. Chades. Seorcv. Ark.. 189 4. Vamon. Tern. 121. 175 0417 23d 51.. Lubbock. Tex 1115, 129.140. 214.215. 1'2. Senath. MD.. 146. 175 F6111. '1. Searcv. Ark. 189 2., Box 173A, Minden. Lu.. 139 115 N. Lyn: A119,, Ruleville. Miss.. 96. 123. 129, 51 Exaadria Dr.. onn Hil1. Md.. I 111. :1. A!ma.Ark.. a1 Lama Lane. Dallas. Tex.. 1 15. Sugar 51.. SI. Clairsville. 0.. n 001101wa. Tyler. Tex 138.189.218 145, 189. 205, 209 133. 109 175, 208. Womac. Bill ISophJ 1006 W. Vine. Searcv. Ark. Womack, HeFen 1Jr1 Box 253, Russell. Ark. Wood. Burma Lynn 1301:1111 344 Valley Ava. Amarillo. Tax. 219 Wood. James Robert Ur1 915 Market. Seorcv. Ask. 175. 21 1 Wood, Jo Ann 15r1 Dardonefle. Ark, 133. 169. 204. 214 Woodruff, Freddie 1Frl 214 5. Marshall. Stillwater. Okla., 131. Woods. Lynda Love 150111-11 13010 Larqc Dr.. 123.181 189 Savannah. 60.. 191 Woodward. Edward Gerald 1Jr1 R1. 5. Jefferson City. Mo.. 126. 129. 175 206 Woodward. Gory 1Fr1 RT. 5, Henwick Lnne..1e11erson City. Mo.. 139 Wooqurd. Mark 1Fr1 7633 Terry Dr..F1.Wur1h. Tex.. 127. 189. 208 Wmomrdr Joy 1Jr1 Naylor. M0,. 148. 175 Wooley. Stephen Bruce 1Fr1 709 N. Charles 51., Seurcv. Ark. 189 Word. James lee 1Fr1 R1. 4. Secrcv, Ark 127. 189. 209. 219 Work. Dale Eugene 15613111 1583 Grcnqe Rd.,Tren16n Mich, 115, 177. 131. 213 Work. Ed Ur! 1583 Grange Rd. Trenton. Mich. 115. 175 Worshum. Ken 1.111 Anniston. A111. 115. 190 Wright. Edna 1F11 Oxford. M151... 132. 189. 208 Wright. Elizabeth Ann 1F11 Bragg. M1ss.. 189 Wright Howard 1111 Folson. PCL, 130. 175. 215 Wright. Linda A. lFrl 3260 Quaker Britige Rd. Trenton. N. J.. 135. 181 Wright. Sara 1J1! 1 101 Glbbans Place. Memphis, Tenn. 1441. 181 Wynn, WaHoce Wayne 1Fr1 El Dorado. Ark. 118. 189 Y Yates. Glenda 1511 Ft. Smith. Ark. 134, 169. 202 Yeager, Deon 1Fr1 Blue Springs, M6. 189 Y1ngling. Jimrn1e Alan 1Fr1 Judsnniu. Ark. 189 Young. David 1Fr1 Kingmon. Kon.. 122. 189 Young. Koren Lynne Hardy 15r1 Jacksonville. III.. 138. 169 Young, Linda 1Fr1 Proirre. Ruchison. Kom. 131. 181 Young. Ron 15r1 Kingmun, Kan, 122. 169, 213 Yongvanichiilt. Dhanuru? lSrl Bcnqknk, Thailand Youree. Tim lJrl Electra. Ten. 175. 203 Yurcho. Lorry lSrl Shreveport. la. 115. 169. 200. 213. 217 Academy directory A Amaberry. James 151 1503 E. Market. Semcy. Ark. 234. 235, 236. 239. 243. 246. 249, 258 B Burger. 5113116 1111 R1. 1, Seurcy. Ark., 231. 234. 235. 236. 237. 238. 239, 241. 257 Berryhill. David 1Jr1 1515 E. Race, Searcy. Ark. 234, 235. 239. 246, 249. 251. 257 Berryhill, James 1Fr1 31 Harding Dr. .. Seurcy. Ark. 238. 239 Eixlar. James 1Sr1 1609 E Market. Searcy. Ark. 246. 251'254 Blue Moriha1Fr1460 E. Moore, Searcv, Ark 238. 241, 259 Bowden. Jake Thomas 1Sr1 901 Couher. N. Lmle Rock. Ark, 254 Bridgemun, Charles 1511 926 E. Market. Seurcv. Ark. 235. 243. 246. 251. 254 Bridgeman. Cynthia 1Fr1 926 E. Market. Secrcv. Ark.. 231. 241. 259 Bridger. Kay lFrl 101 S. Grand. Searcy. Ark.. 232, 235. 238, 241. 259 Bridger. Mike 1Jr1 101 S. Grand, Searcy, Ark.. 246. 257 Bridges. Barbara 151 602 E. Race. Senrcy. Ark, 231. 234. 235. 241. 258 Br1dges, Nancy 1Jr1 602 E. Race. Searcy. Ark.. 231. 234, 237. 238. 239. 241. 256 Brock, Dorothy lJrl 1504 E. Market Searcy. Ark, 234. 235. 236. 233, 241. 256 Brown. Donna 151 R1. 1. Seurcy. Ark, 233. 234. 235. 237. 235. 239, 241, 258 Buffington. Sonia 15r1 802 f. Marker. Senrcv. Ark. 232. 234. 235. 237. 238, 239. 241. 254 Burgus. Sheila 15rl 3320 W, luke Ave.. Phoenix Ariz.. 238. 241 C Clark. Nancy EM 1400 Hullcresr. Searcy. A1k.. 233. 235. 238. 240. 241. 259 Conner. Robert 15111 16234 Bingurd. Detroit. Mich. 254 Cook. Barbara 1Sr1 210 E. Academy. Searcv, Ark, 231. 238. 239. 241, 242. 244. 254 D Davis Jenny lFrJ 1300 Tulip. Seurcy. Ark., 233. 235. 238. 240. 241, 242. 243. 259 E E11100. Phillip 1$r1 200 Blanton. Searcy, Ark. 236. 246, 249. 254 Evlns. Candy lJrl Highway 25. HUMsvilie. Term. 257 F Finney, Jam 1Fr1 Box 177. McRce, Ark. 238. 251. 259 Formby Margaret 1511 914 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 233. 234. 235. 238. 241. 258 G Gunus. Deborah 151 208 5. Cross. Seurcy, Ark., 233. 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239. 241. 258 Gould. Allen 1Fr1 Box 308, Kenseft. Ark. 235. 259 Gould, Cotherine 151 Box 308, Kensen, Ark., 233. 234, 235, 240, 258 Gregg, Pamela 151 2570 Del Meme Lone, Reno. Nev.. 231, 241, 258 Groaver, Penny 1Fr'l 20 Harding Dr.. Searcy. Ark, 233. 235, 238, 240. 241, 259 Hare. Peggy 151 500 E. Center. Searcy, Ark, 233. 236. 259 Harris. Joel 151 206 N. Blakeney. Samcy. Ark., 239. 249, 253 Harris, Rick 1Jr1 905 Sunnvhill. Searcy, Ark. 234. 235. 236. 238, 239, 244. 246. 249. 251. 257 Hart. Janene 1511 926 E. Market. Searcy. Ark, 231, 234. 235, 233'. 238, 239, 241, :45, 25:1. 254 Hedrick. Mike 15r1 7 Harding Dr.. Seorcy. Ark, 234, 235. 23?. 246. 251. 254 Helsten, Ruben 1Fr1 41 Harding Dn, Searcy, Ark., 235, 259 Higbee. Morkilc 1Jr1 415 N. Grand. Searcy. Ark. 241. 257 Higbee, Rhonda 151 415 N. Grand. Searcy, Ark, 232, 233. 258 Holbrooks. PuulelTe 1Jr1 7418 Dennis Dr.. Des MoTnes, Iowa, 231, 234, 235, 238, 239. 241, 257 Hoider, Sammya 1Fr1 916 E. Race, Searcy, Ark., 233, 238. 240, 241. 259 Hallangar. Sherri 1Jr1 Almyra, Ark. 231, 241, 242, 257 Howard. Linda 1Fr1 509 E. Thomas. Jonesboro. Ark 232. 2557 Hughes, Phil 15:1 205 N. Grand. Searcy. Ark. 236. 239, 246. 249, 255 Hays, Marcia 1Jr1 502 N. Hussey. Searcy, Ark., 231, 2:14, 235, 236. 237 238. 239. 241, 257 J Jenkins, Perry 15r1 304 Deercreek D11, HollanduIe, Miss., 255 Jones. Kcnhleen Md 1104 E. Race 51.. Seorcv, Ark. 233, 237, 238. 257 Jones. Porn 151 Tracy Gw. Term. 232, 237, 238. 239. 241, 253 K211, Sherry lFrl 406 E. Center. Searcy, Ark, 232. 233. 241. 259 L Lasley, Raymond 1Fr1 RI. 1. Secrey. Ark. 238, 249, 258 Lou. Peter 1Sr1 APO San Francisco, Calif., 258 Love. Robert 151 Holcombe Hgts.. Little Rock, Ark., 239, 246, 258 Lawson. David 1Jr1 1509 E, Market. Searcy. Ark. 246, 251, 257 Lawyer. Lauren 151 35 Harding Dr.. Searcv, Ark.. 233, 234, 235, 238, 241. 253 M Muffin. Gary 15r1 707 Randall Dr.. Seorcy. Ark. 234. 235. 236, 238. 246, 249. 255 Marlin, LaDonna lFr1 RI. 3. Searcy. Ark, 233. 235. 233. 240. 241. 259 Mason, Molly lSr1 1309 E. Market, Searcy. Ark, 233, 234, 235, 237, 239, 241. 244, 245, 253. 255 Maynard. Tonya 151 3345 Los Angeles, Warren, Mich, 231. 238, 241, 258 Mellon, Terry 151 1315 W. 3911': $1.. Searcy. Ark, 235. 239. 246, 255 Meuli. Gus 15r1 Rt. 2, Seurcy, Adm. 234. 235. 233. 2-46, 249. 255 Minion. John 151 323 S. West 3rd St. England. Ark. 258 Moore. Jerry 1511 Kensetr, Ark, 235, 2315. 238, 239, 2421. 244. 246. 249. 251. 253. 255 M0012. Mono Lee 151 1601 E. Market. Searcy, Ark, 233, 234. 233, 240. 241, 244, 245, 258 Morris. Susan 1811 332 N. Main, Bowling Green .0 232, 255 300 Muncy, David 1Jl1 1405 Hillcresf. Searcv, Ark. 234. 235. 235 257 N Neal, Errnla 1Fr1 Keo. Ark, 240 P Pace. Joey 15r1 71 1 N. Oak. Searcy. Ark. 234, 235. 238, 245;. Perkins, Linda 1Fr1 4220 Folsom Dr., Beaumont Ark. 232. 250 Peterson, Gus 1Jr1 R1. 1. Sencnobio, Miss.. 238. 257 Peny, Tom 1J11Gurdcn. Ark, 234, 235. 23?. 239. 257 Fans, Cheryf 1Jr1 4312 Courr1und. New Orleans. Lu.. 233, 234,! Powell. Poc 1Fr1 1311 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 235, 259 Prock, Martina 151 27 Harding Dr.. Searcv. Ark, 231, 235-. J; 239, 253 ' Pucketf. Kmeno 15rJ 923 E. Market, Seorcv. Ark. 231. 234,.- 238, 239, 241. 255 PuHey. Philip 1Sr1 512 N. Van. Seurcy. Ark... 236, 237. .233; 245, 253, 256 Reeves, Clyde 131 4920 Old Mooringspon Rd. Shrevepun,1.e, 253 Rihenhouse, Windy 15r1 R1. 1. Groveme. Ark, 231. 238. 241. 24 Rivers. Rachel 1Jr1 910 Park Ave.. Searcy. Ark, 232, 234, 235. 242, 243, 244, 257 R011, S1eve 15r1 Newport Rt, Bufesville, Ark, 249. 256 S Supp, Johnny 151 202 5. Cross. Seurcy. A111... 239. 246. 249.251 Supp. Tommy 1Jr1 202 5. Cross. Scurry, Ark 239. 257 Sears, Martha 1Fr1 916 E, Cemer, Seurcy. Ark. 232, 235, 241. Simon. Maudeen 1511 2809 Creighton, Pensacola, F1o., '23 236, 256 Smith, Nuggen 15r1 1203 Essex Dru Fuirfield. Cufif.. 232, 234;. 239, 241, 244. 256 ' Stafford. Eddie 1m 1511 E. park. Searcy. Ark. 234. 235. 271 257 ' I Sievens, Diane ISrI 1 Harding Dr., Searcv. Ark. 231. 234. 235't 23B. 239. 241. 253, 256 Sievens, Paii 1Fr1 1 Harding DL. Searcy. Ark. 231, 235, 233; 259 Street. Judy 151 121. 1, Seurcy, Ark. 2:13, 234, 235, 238. 239. ' T . Toff. David 1m 1234 3. Main. Searcy, Ark, 2:19. 243. 250. 25 Thompson, Morfy 1Jr1 3 Hurdmg Dr., Seorcy, Ark. 239, 239! 2152 ' Turner. Gary 151'1 Ash Flat, Ark. 256 V Vines, Mike 151 913 E. Moore. Secrcy, Ark, 235. 250 W Walls, Henryehu tFrJ 407 E. Market, Searcy. Ark.. 240 Wafls. Norma 151 407 E. Market. Searcv. Ark. 258 Waits, B111 1Jr1 115 TalhorDr.,lu1ing. Lo., 239, 246. 249, 251,' Webb, Sharon 1Fr1 E. Lincoln 51.. Searcy, Ark, 233, 240. 241. West, Kristina 151 500 E. Moore. Searcy. Ark. 231, 237, m 243. 258 Wilson. Bobby 1511 Box 194. Searcy. Ark. 246, 2.51. 256 Wilson, Linda 15r1 306 5. Cotton. Seurcy. Ark, 256 Wilson. Paula 1Jr1 306 S. Collon, Searcy. Ark. 257 A - to, Van, 28. 210. 211 1 James E.. Jr.. 26, 205 Inm-aa D.. 26 5.1mm: M.. 31 11 Ruth. 131 Guru: 5., 21, 20 1'. M. E.. 27 Shlrlev. 27 Vnnlta. 2B lie. 26 T., 22. 30 ml.210. 211 13.. 2B 0 27. I20 .iuy, 31,114,213 V'Chorus , b - 'Honor Society 11 Chi . -g ............ I-4 ............ Administration directory E 0 England. Don. 30 Oldhum, Bill, 30 G Olree, Hurry. 27 Genus, C1iftonl... 18. 1'7, 20. 21 P Giliiam, Bob J., 271 204 Groover. Hugh, 27 Hacker, William J.. 26 Hays. Canard. 26, 205 Hedrick, James A.. SI. 217 He1sten, Roberf 1.., 2b, 204 Higgenbothom. Ed. 126 Horsman, Don. 3O Hughes, W. Norman. 30. 216 L Lulhom. Pear1. 28 Lawson. Mourica 30 Lawyer, Geneva. 31 Lawyer, Virgil H., 23, 127. 21 8 Lloyd, Ted. 27 M Pickens, Inez, 24, 220, 221 Pittman, Charles. 29 Priest. Dean. 30, 123 Privm, Robert. 29, 217 Frock, John, 27. 123 Pryor, Joseph E.. 23, 24, 127 Pryor, L. E.. 31 Pryor, Neale T., 26, 131, 205. 208 Pucken, Irene. 30 Puckett, Wayne. 27 R Ritchie. Andy T1. 26. 204 Roberts, Dallas. 31 Rushton, Bill, 30, 122 Ryan, John. 29 Ryan,Muriorie, 27 McRay, John. 25, 120 S Martin, Wilt. 126 Musonj Elizabeth, 29. 217 Montgomery. Maude, 27. 215 Moore, Erle T., 29 Moore, Mono 5.. 29 Muncy. Raymondj 31 207 205 194 113 114 211 213 215 205 208 206 115 131 221 217 200 218 218 215 210 109 116 209 . 221 , 214 219 132 117 Sanders, Clarence. 27 Segraves, Joe, 31, 122 Sears. Jock Wood. 25. 30. 125 Seats. L. C.. 29 Sewell. Ann. 29 Sewell, E. 6., 27 Organizafions directory Simmons, Russell. 119 Smith. Robed M.. 30 Starr, Jerry D., 31. 118. 212 Stevens, C. 12.. 29 Stevens. W. Clark, 301 124 Summm, W. KU 27 T Talbert, Gene4 27 Talbert, Jane, 30 Thompson, Elaine. 30 Tucker. Ermal H., 31. 138 Tucker, L011. 25 U Ulrev, Evan. 29 W Verkler, Billy D1. 31 Walker. C. R. 31 Walker, Richard. 121 Walker, Suanne, 30 Wallace. William, 30 Watson, Tom. 29 Wilcox, Earl. 29 Williams. Sandra .29 Williams, William. 30 Wilson, Murrev. 27 European Club 204 PEMM 215 Frater Sodalis 118 PETIT JEAN 202 Galaxy 119 Phi Alpha Theta 213 GATA 133 Phi Delta 1433 Grace Wells 220 Philougeia 216 Green-Griffin-Miller Trio 208 Pi Gamma Psi 217 Harding Business Women 219 Pi Kappa Delta 211 Harding Collegiate Players 210 Pioneer 124 Interclub Council 220 Regina 144 Jo Go In 134- Science Club 215 Kappa Delta 135 Sigma Tau Sigma 125 Kappa Kappa Kappa 136 SMENC 208 Kappa Phi 137 SNEA 215 Kappa Sigma Kappa 120 Student Association 198 KHCA 211 Sub T-16 . 126 Koinonia 121 Theta Alpha Gamma . 130 K0 Jo Kai 138 Theta Psi 14-5 Lambda Sigma 122 Timothy Club 205 Las Companeras 139 TNT 127 Latin American 204 Tofebt 146 Les Bonnes du Christe 205 Varsity Club 108 Mohican 123 Vietnam Club 204 Mu Eta Adelphian 140 WHC ..... 1 1 147 Mu Sigma Gamma 215 ths Who 74 Northern Lights 204 Young Democrats 212 OCAPA 212 Young Republicans 212 OEGE 141 Zeta Phi Zeta 14.8 Omega Phi 142 Zeta Rho 14-9 The 1966 Petit Jean TOM J. MILTON H EDITOR HOWARD RANDALL ROBINETTE BUSINESS MANAGER DR. JOSEPH E. PRYOR FACULTY ADVISOR Editorial Staff Assistant Editor Judy Owens Copy Editor .. . s .109 Belew Administration Editor Joe Belew Assistant Kathleen Valentine Student Life Co-Editors Ruth Ann Brown, Mary Ann Sewell Personalities Editor Lynette Gurganus Assistant . .. . H s . . Sara Reader Sports Editor , Ken Price Social Clubs Co-Editors Glenda Yates, Martha Pitner Assistant 7 Wayne Hodnett Classes Editor s . .. .. , H s. . Reggie Berry Assistants Lynn Closterman, Ellen Watson, Chris Reid Organizations Editor Pat Chambliss Academy Editor ., Kittena Puckett Directory Co-Editors Barbara Hanna. Marcy Hoggatt Assistant . Sharron Barnes Photography Staff Photographer ,. Jim Ed Gray Assistant . s s s s s Pat Lyon Photography Editor Ann Camp Business Staff Assistant Business Manager Max Lorenz Salesmen Louis Butterfield, Reggie Berry, Pat Hile, Merlin Prior General Staff Bobbi Vann, Jane Simpson. Betty Haley. Danna Brown. Diane Holder. Marge Chambers From the editofs desk: In assembling the varinus sections uf a yearbook. Iwu tremendous factors are involved. these being the human and the mechanical factors. Both factors um so important that failure in nilhor area can mean failure in both. People aronlt machines and i'zmnnt be treated as such. They require constant zillontitm in order efl'vctually tt create and prnv tlnco results of superior quality They all havo different intelligence quotients and personalities. and narh must ho treated us an individual. The wmml factnr so important in publishing the an, 111131 is concerned with tho mechanical and tech- uiral ilSIJt'FlS. which are relatively stable in con, rcpt 21ml upcratinn. although they still require lhn unmitinn of people in order to achieve perfec- linn nl' operation. The mechanical factor is. of c'nurso,lhc must easily mmtmllod. Both the human nml lho mechanical factors must be successfully mnlhinod in nrdor tn achiovo the end result that is desirable and attainahlo . . . lho Pursuit of lixcellenro? In my opinion, the staff of the 1966 Petz't Jean has smighi tn achieve this g0al.Slameemhcr5 de- snrvo any compliment they receive. In many in- wlzmros lhov sacrificed whatever was necessary in order tn assure superim' quality work on these pages. They were unwilling to accept anything but the very best. There are several people that have given assistance h that stand out in the long list of helpers who had some part in producing this ycat'is Pptit Jean. First. I think Dr. Joe Pryor is a groat man. His knowledge and influence always mean the difference between superior quality year: hunks and mediocre publications. He deserves any romgnitiim he gets! Others who have contributed a special sacrificing effort and are due special thanks are Randy Rohincttc for his help, encourage- ment. and for soliciting the continued support from the advertisers - Jim Gray and Pat Lyon for tak- ing and developing the pictures h Joe Belew for his undying wit and cooperative attitude - Herman West and his capable staff h Russell Simmons and the Publications staff for needed pictures and kind words - Ben and Roger Red for oncnuragement, advice, and for printing pictures -Jnhn Clark of the American Yearbook Company for his expert guidance and services h the faculty. staff. and student body for their cooperation in getting their pictures taken h and all the 1066 staff members for their work and sacrifices. TJM