Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 324 of the 1967 volume:

'I I G1 COLLEGE EARLY, ARKANSAS 1.UL.IA KATHRYN OWENS . Editor WIMP MAX LORENZ .. , . Business Manager 5131. JOSEPH E. PRYOR .. . .. Faculty Adviser BEAUMONTMEMORJAL LIBRARY HARDING UNIVERSITY Y, ARKANSAS 721m FOREWORD 'lihn philosophy uli .1 mllvgtn makes 2! strung: impart upon the studmitq n'lm imhiim the Spirit of their nlma matmx For years; an im'rvasing' Oiiiplmsis mi 1110 pursuit of CM'vIlvnw has' c'hurm'lm'izml 1110 program at Harding College; llmx'vvm'. Hui vcrbali- zaliun of this ohjcrlivv was muflv by Dr. Clifton L. Genus. J12, President nf Harding: Cullvmuin hia' inaugural address on SPIilPIIIiWF 18. 1065. T110 ultimate goal is that much smdonl mav 500k tn do his best in whatever ho ilmli-rtniws - in tho irlassmom. on the football fipIrl. in Hm A Cnppella rhm'us. on the debate team. in sllulmit plihlivaticms. in studont leadership. on tho basketball murt. in work assignments. in daily living. T110 pursuit of t'xvcllcnre has bcconw a pnu'orfnl Iiu'ativatitig factor in the lives of Harding: slmlvnls. Thir; has hem evidenced in tho nr'llim'mnoms nf Harding: students and the dodivatod lives of Sf'l'ViN' nf Har- ding alumni. In atademics. in sm'inl activities. in athletics. in dramaticsi in furrmsivs. in musir. in work in play. in sludont tonrhing. in laboratory. in stndonl work, in sorvico tn nihm's. in worship tn Grid. in all facets of Hip. vxrvllmu'v is Tim gnal a nxrnllonw as an arhiovvd rvalilx' ax wvll us a motif vatiru.r idtiai. College years are important years - years of preparation for great arliim'mnmits in tho future and years moreover in whivli Iif'v Hunt: at high tide. Although the central foaturv of any mnogv is the academic program and intvllm'lnul rls-vplcqy mom. an equally impm'tant l'mmt n! u Cln'islian college is the spiritual t IllpilElSiS upnu tliv df'VPIUIr mvnt of Christian Cliamvlvr aml rnmmittmmit. Tho purpose of this hunk is In Iiolp yum roraptnrv the highlights nf tho '1 0664i? urlmnl your at Halt ding Cnilogv. PHOTO HY CURTiS - LYON '- TERRY Ir TABLE OF CHN'I'I-ZNIK Dorlicatiun . 15 Administration 16: Student Life 58 Classes 60 Pm'sunalitios 1H Organ izatiom 128 Surial Clubs 158 Alhlotirs 196 Harding Academy 250 Advnrtisomcnts 2 72 3 180316 Sincv Harding: College is a Christian rollogo. Slutlvnls arc vncuuraged lo devvlnp spirilually As wvll as intellectuaHy. Through Inspiring worship services uf tho Chlll'tl! Ami pr'ix'alu- tlm'ulinmal exporionrps m1 vampns Shulents learn the great pnwm' that Hm rump I'rnm mnmnming with tlmir Crc'ulur. ley 1mm tlw waning: nl' Clu-istinnily and Find Ihn pmrv 111m passvs undorqmnding, Counseling. registration. and nl'icntatinn Arn important artivitics in the life nf Pvm'y Cnllogv Student T110 farnlty 0f Harding College Strivo in holy oavh Student find the arm Hf IMF in wllit'h ho ran render his grmtml Snrviro and to assist him in nutlininghI A program Hf study that will host preparv Him for living 11w abundant life and Fur ar-hirwin,t.1 vxroHnnro in his; profession. Harding's environment encourages excellence In 1V1'rlyumlmenf 1mm tho 1 larding,r Lhuilvgiatv Playnrs inurml miliInry bases in Irvlemd. Greenland. me'fmmdland. and Lahrarlm' Under Ihv :msgrirm nl' tho I 780. Presenting Wlmrv's Clmrlvy and a Variety Prumum 1n approriatix'o audimu'vs This mu thi- I'nm'llr:n'vrwav. Imlr mado ln' Harding xtlulvnts Rina! NHL tho throo pI'PYimlr. TOUI'S having Inwn nmdn 1w H10 301an and linaux. . 1i?! Ii .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIW I iiiii' MI. I u I ---- -- I l - Enrollment illCFCQSPS of ulmut 20 pm- rvnt Each of tlw last 1m;fallefmshrnnghi am lnrroasing need for adrlitiunal dnrmitnrirw anrl CIBSSFIMIHH m acmmmnduto a slm'lr-nl hotly That is increasing in armlemir qualily yt'nrlxt Tho first unit of the nm'r 310111: Dnrmitnrv V'Vas cmmplolod just befnro thr- npvning ml The fall semester and ihix unit is lhv Hm ziirminnditimwd dnrmitnrv nn rnmpm, Excellence is fundamental to Harding Heritage For 2.0 yvzu'a IJr. Umrgo 5. lionsnn served as president 0f Harding College. bvginning in thv fall of 1035 and rvliring following the 1.065 spring Cnmmonromvnt Through his umiring efforts he raised the mmwy tn rlnar thv indobtodness. build several now buildings. and establish a sizeablv vndnwment In addition to his effectivo leadership in Christian education. Dr Benson was a forceful advocate of the American way of life. 6 Nlure than a decade ago Dr. Benson began pro- paring Dr. Clifton L. Ganus. hi, to succeed him as president. A yoafs study in college administration at Columbia University and actual experience in various administrative positions prepared President Camus: for the position he mom mpably fills. A sr-hnlar in Amm'ican history and a dodiratod Chris- tian. Dr. Ganus knows the moaning; of tho pursuit ul' oxrpllenro. 41;ng . v 1 .- HH HTHH A g l. . mm . J IHIH r 'i - k: 13111 511il nl' vxrvllonro is an attitude than is H'II'PSHPfl in all nrtivitios nf Harding College. This 15 twirlonl in 1hr m'hicvmnom of students In rnwurrivular activitim as well as in Arzulcmir: pursuits. T110 Businvss Managmnent Team in its swmld yvzu' nf parliripmiml won the 1066 Exorutivo Games Cnndurtvri by Michigan Slato Ifnivm'sily in rcmlpotitinn willl about 40 Prnminmlt mllegcs and univm'sitios. Tho Ih'nating trnphy was presented tn 1110 team by Mitflligalfu Cuvm'nnr Gmrgr- anney. The man football team thrilled fans with ita Stellar t'lvl'vnsiw play and parkling' Imrsts uf Uffvnsivv pmx'mi Pusting a 63 IT'FUITI. ti'w Toum U'ilii in t'untmmnn for tho mulbrf'lm- Champimlship mnsl of 11105985011 since thn '1 11I'H-AICrn-rlmmpinns each had lu'n erm in ronfr-rf'ncv play. Harding Irwiw-d lhw AK: Fumthelll Sportsmanship Award fur Spurtmnamllip Hf PlEl-YPT'R. mmrhoq, emrl famxx Excellence and time march on Grarluatimulay lwingsminglvdvmutinm1n Smainrs who haw. rcuchvd this important Milvshmc in lifn Thu- diplnmu prvsr'ntml lu l-Iau'll ecniur by Prosidvm Camus; symhnlizvs Signifu' nt achim'c-monl. Mnrv than $0 nl' lhv Graduates in 1t wndvml fOUUH'ShilH and Assistamshipsl r gmduutv study, mun- lhzm lUl'l Cumplvtod tho NCATFuapprnvvd lmu'hvr wrhlraliun Prngmm. 21nd hm nntvrmi mvdirnl wrluml. Key building is monumental of Harding's drive for excellence Dmlit'alml ml .Inm' L th5. 1110 Julm Mahm- AlumnLAIIM-rirnu Hc'ritagv Building. built at u rust uf' uhuul 1.3 milliun dullars. has hwcnno nm- of 1110 must vxit'nsivvly used buildings; on rampuau Tho Iwemlifnl dining mum on sperial m'cusinns m'mmmmlulm mm'v llmn 600 gucsls a: banquets in arldilinn In its; new as nno of tho rvgular cal'morias. Tho throw Hunt's nf hnlnlrslylo moms provide far'ili ties; fur alumni ul hmnmmnings. guests at locturr- ships. nml mnl'vr'ws at wm'kshipS. This VDilr il hm alsu svrvorl us .1 dormitory Im- 30 hum. Its l'mn' wminnr mums prm'idvd oxrollont rlussrumns badly Hooded u'lJc-n llu- rullnqo nnrnllnwnl :woliod In 1.741. - -ixllltl:im pr E131 '- PHOTO HY fHH'HS - L VON - TERRY The lounge of the Heritage Comer Is a pulmlar plum with slndcmls, vsprwinlly 0n Suiurdau' aflvmnnns when nalimlally 'l'vlvviwd Spurls events ran hr viewed on 'I1lwlarg9 mlnr tolnvisiun sot. Various student gmups 1:50 the large lnhlrjv Fur rocnptiums and the Heritagv Pmnm and 'l't'nphy Hmun pnwidn faviliiins fur hanquvia Dinnr-r nmmings. and infrn'mal gathm'ings. 10 T 7- 'gn'H-wzh ?'Jn' . v: - 1 Hmdquart'r for the Alumni Assoc'iatilm Are lt'uratcd in the American Umitugo Comm' And alumni find the facilities of this Building ideally suited for them who they Return to campus for lumwrnming. lPFTllFFShilJ. 01' a casual weekend x. sit. The facilities are frequently used by Parents of students and prusportiw sludmlts. And by many oduratinnal aml rivic' gmupq. ROBERT T. CLARK, JR., PhD 1916 - 1966 Dr. Robert T. Clark gave three years of outstandv ing: service to Harding College as Vice-Prcsidont in Charge of Research. joining the Harding faculty in ' September. 1963. A 1939 alumnus of Harding and the recipient nf the 1961 Distinguished Alumnus Award. he completed the PhD. degree in physio- lngy at the University of Rochester in 1949 and subsequently became internationally famous for his research. He died suddenly on the afternoon of July 7! 1966. from cardin-vascular problems 011011;;- standing. Even his Closest friends did not know that ho had boom 11 running for his life for more than a decade. but physicians performing the autopsy agreed that running had prolonged his lifo, 12 Born on a farm near Union Ciiv. Tennessee, 011 December 3. 1.016. Dr. Clark rorvivod in his youth the discipline of farm life. He achieved an excellent academic record in college and also became recog- nized as a top collegiate sprinter. He was an out; standing teacher whn '1kimllod the flame of his students. He was a dynamic track coach who got superior effort from his team. H:- was a humble. dedicated Christian who enjoyed preaching for rural congregations. Ho was a devoted husband and father and the hospitality of his home was enjoyed by scores of studenis and colleagues. He loved penpiei especially college students. and his life was lived in service to others. J MEMORIAM plendent with the energy he showed, v.73. friend with eager effervescence glowed; ,mme the sudden setting of his sun euentide of life was scarce begun: ved from earth to join a better clime, gav' , again, beyond the reach of time. ff re- sage he would leave for us is, Run! nae Hi! the race is fully won; .;u hing stop before yodve done your best wait until yawn! through to take a rest, z; 'ng not a bit, but keep your pace; Q on with all youhve got and win the race! -Russell L. Simmons DEDICATION LLOYD CLINE SEARS, PhD With honor we dedicate the 1967 Pefit Jean THROUGH wung sucnhces and unselhsh dedJCcHOn to Christian educuvion, Dr Sears SHIVES always for the advancemenf of excellence In each gonormiun only a few men stand out because of the gzrmt svrvice they rmulvr. Tho porsnn to whom the senior class dodiralvd lhv 1957 PP!!! Iran is the epitnmy 0f the spirit of I Iarding College. Ho has played a major role for +2 yoars in building lho institution and in directing 11m- uradnmir d95- tiny. A brilliant student nf litvrainro. 110 has: thrilled lmndrvds of students in his Shakespeare and Chaucer classm. His chapel talks and sermons have given Christianity I'Clovancv in H10 lives of thousands of alumni. To you. Dr. Lloyd Cline Soars; Professor of English and Doan Emeritus of Harding College. the 1067 prit Iran is respectfully dedicated. mt: literature becomes ohve as Dr. L. C. Sears provides - information on the Me and hmes of the poet to students. .v- v . a; LLOYD CLINE SEARS was burn Wkly I 3, 1895. in Urhm. Indiana. 110 enrollvd in the academy of Cordell Christian College in 1908 and graduated from thv Collegc with tho BA. degree in 1913. Ho subsequently attended tho l'nivvrsitv nf Oklav hnma. tho lfnivorsitx' nf Kansas. and tho Univmn sity of Chicagn. receiving the PILD, degree in English fmm Chicago in 1.033. At Cnrdoll he was gr'vatly influenced by J. N. Armstrong. who suh- soqumttly became his fathm'vintlaw. In dovule his life to Christian education. His twu 50115. Dr. .Iark W'm'ul Soars. Chairman nf tho anartmont of Hiolragical Science at Harding College. and Dr. .Iamos Kern Sears. a I'PSPHFCll t'hvmist l'ul' Munsantn Clwmical Cu. arc alumni nf Harding Cnllogv. When Harding College was nrganizctl a5 a senior college in 19244 hv was appointed Dean by President Armstrong and EH- svrvml mntinlmush as tho acadcmir leader ut' tho Cnltvgc until his ro- tirvmmlt as Dean 0n Juno 1. WHO. l'ndor his loader ship the institutirmnl studies werv made that led In tho accreditation 01V Hm Cnllvgv by the North Central Association in 1054. lIv has served on many t'dlli'fltittlldl and Civir mmmittf't's and throughout thv state of Arkansas. ht' is romgnizod as; a scholar. a superior toarhor. a t'atpzthlo ntlminislmttm and 21 :todimtod Christian. In 1065 ht' rncoivrtd tho Dis- tinguished Alumnus Award prosmltod by tho Hm: ding Alumni Association HP is rtm'mttly writing: biographies of James A. Harding; and J. Nt Arm gtmng a twn great men who hnhl important plarm in tho htstnrv nf Harding CUHPQP. ID 6 many years of acruve dedtcnted serwce DI Sears was the guest at honor n' n dmner on May 31 1060 when twp ottmnllv retired . t5 ADMINISTRATION Guiding; 1110 dmtiny of tho Cnllvgv. iniding noodvd pllysirul fuvilhivx. Planning 1110 aradvmir pr'ngrmn. Lvuding in tho soun-h t'nr lrulh. Dirvrting 118 into rrvatiw' elriix ilim. Opening new inlollorlual vistas. Challenging: 11:; to lives nf svrvirv. Thl' administration. fm'nlly, nml umH' Exmnplify tho Hpurmil nF vxrvllvlu'txu ADMINISTRATION Harding's leader pursues his designs of excellence in '67 DR. CLIFTON 1.. GANUS, JR. began his socuml ycar as President of Harding Cullogo 011 June 3. 10613. In his; inaugural address Prosirlmlt Calms had nutlinml a dorado of development nml 1110 10653 67 srhunl yvm' saw lho C'mnplotinn uf sump nix tlw develupnmnts pmjoctml the new srioucc building: and llm 110w mom's dm'mitory. Under hi9 guidance Iht' Prvsidmllk Dovolopmpnt Cmmt'il I'DithPd u nwmhvrxllip of 100 and tho Assuriaiml H'nmon fur Harding vnmlh'd 700 wnmvn in I 3 rhnptvrs. Pt'PSidPIll Camus also served efforlivoly as Prosir rlom ni' tllv Arkansas I'uundalinn nl' Assucintml Cnllt'gos 11nd 11F is: in rnnitant dnmand as a spoakvr Fm' imlmrlzmi odureltinnal and riviC movtings. Ilis wisdnm. Iut'L urulwslanding. humility. and dcdi- rulinn mmmzmd llw respect of faculty and stndmn lmdy ulilw and mmth him in rhamlvl tllo I'OSIHIITOH uf tlw t'nlivgv into z'lrllimfing cultuinmling uhivrl ivm. Ki HOLDING c: preschool Fucuhy conference 6 one of rhe dunes of PrESv deb? Cmnus r15 H1 mnfers wuh Bah GaHiom cmd Jack Wood Sears ANOTHER slnkel Dr, Genus finds enloymenr cmd relaxmion m 11?: bowling an, He 15 a Frequent visitor m Ihe CoHege Bowf. 18 PRESIDENT Genus pauses to speak m ushers m Gmduuhon iBTEITIOFHES US I've prepares to present diplomas, one of his dqnimrv dunes OF THE COLLEGE l.. GANUS, PhD JOSEPH E PRYOR, PhD DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Pryor mixes administrative and extracurricular activities DH. JOSEPH E. PRYOR has SOI'VNI Harding: Col lvuv we a lvnrhm' nf chemish'y. physics and math rnnlira fur 25 ymrs and as aratlmnir dmn fur swon x'mnx lli5 km-n intnrost in Students. his dorlirulinn In tlw ainlk uml ubirjt'tivcs uf Cln'isliml mlurnliun. uml hiu t'quu-ity fur RUSIaiHPI'l hard u'urk mmhlv him In r'mlc'II-I' vallluhlv svrvirv tn lllr- Cnllngn During; lhl' pm! year Dean Prynr wrw-rl EH Prnsir dvm nf' llw Arkansa5 Departmout of Higher Iitlura- tiun. Swrvtm'x'5T1'mnurvr nf Bruinn II nf Alpha Chi. ViFrLI,IT$illFIII Hf Hm Arkansas Illim't'nllogiafv Ath- Ilir' Cnnrvrvnt'n anal a Crmrdinntnr in Hm Nurih Cvnlml AxuurinlimL DR. luv 'le Lumu'ems to J D BONE; om UH: ourcomu OI Hmdmu w : Mtg: w'g'mew mm '3: Iznfl' inrnhy mnmhnrn nunpnr! 1th rprmw DEAN OF STUDENTS Deon Lawyer ably administers all student personnel services VIRGIL H. LAVVYF.H has tllv heavy rvspunsi hililios nf hath Donn ni' Sludtlnls uml Dirm'tnr nl' Admissions. Under his: supm'x'isim't ig lllv sludonl r'm'ruitmmll prugzmm alrly rnnclurlwl 1w Iirldin Camphvll. T119 registraiinn ml. 1.7-H rnllvw' slndvnla l'nr 1110 fall Svmostor. an im'rvuw nf IS 1W u-nl UVPI' Tllill Hf HIP Iil'ovil'nls I'ull. rmmils lln- I'H't-I'Iix't- Wul'k nl' tho AdmISSimlS Uffirv. XViIh tlnrmilnrirw filled In llai' limit. Dean Liiuw'r rupilillx' udminixh-rvd tlw Sludont Pvrgnnnvl Se-H'inw: w llmt H'IlHlt'llfK wvrr- happy in .xpitrj ui' lll'ill: c'l'uwdml, Br-musv nf his mnlmsimm l'ur' nll Hliul'h 7- Iml :iiutzmrv running in Imrlirulzu' 7 lw nrrvplml ilu' mlrlvrl msimnnonl Hf marl: nl' tlw rrmw'nunll'y 4- lvam l'ulltm'ing lllv llPiIlll nl' Dr. H. '1'. Clark. Knuth 4' O. - l.gm'ym' guided thv Hauling lmrrivrs In a rlm'ix'in- viviury in Ilw 10m; AIC rrmwmuml'v mm-t. Dl'lall Lawybr is an avid stmlvnl ul' lliRtn1 V anrl VIRGII. LAWYER, MA x'pOI'IrIS many awnings walling rlr-finitivv histm'iml treatises. Ho 3150 maintains a Imvn inlvrosl i1: missinn wm'k with jieu'tit'ulnr mnplmsi: on Japan. gim'v lw um'vod fivv 3121! : in Japan ma :1 miusimtan', 'ECTOR OF RESEARCH 'rector of Research is added mm m. m 'ponsibilify of Harry Olree H . N .u-cl .Z'DR. HARRY D. ULHEli is completing a tlotadn ' service at I'lzlrding Cnllogc this year. but he is Inning his mspnnsihilities as Director nf R9 Having: sorvvrl uffortively as. Assmiah- tor of RDSOEIFFII for the three years that Hu- ege has Cundurtod an oxtonsivo program nf -':--,:rch un the scientific evaluation nf physiml Mess levels. DI: Ulrco was the logical person tn 7:; tlho program fnllnwingr tho rloath of Dr. R. 'l'. - -r- R. Jr. Olroo mnlinlws tn servo as Chairman of 1110 3 rtmmlt nl' Physiml Educaliqm and Health and .Athletir Dirvrlnr. assiswd by Bob Knight and lAllisun, rospor'lively HP has served in many .M-cities in the physical education and iITTCI'CUL ate athletir program during his tenurv nf sor and tlu- cxtmllonl program Harding: has in - areas I'vl'lm'ls his administrative ability. Hv . also gainod national t'ovrsgniticm llmmgh hi9. Nicatinm. DEAN OF MEN Allison serves as counselor, advisor in Dean 01' Men role CARL111'11'1A11L1S171N 11111111105 1115 11111111'1'0511111151- 111111105115 1301111 1'11 M011 with 11111111055. 11111101'511111117 ing. 111111 1110111151 His outstanding 1'00111'11 115 an 1111- 111110 111111111111 0'1'0211 111 1110 1.11111'01'5113' of Oklahoma 111111 1115' 0x1101'i01110 115 11 111111112111 0.1111011 giv0 111111 0101110111 11111111111 with the 51111101115, Doan Allisnn 1011011 11111 1'0111'5 115 110a11 111111116111 11113011 at 11111111111: 1101'111'0 1111111111110; 111 1110 Univorsitv 111011111111111111 1111' 111'11 1'0111'5 115 115515111111 111111110111 01111011. H0 10111111011 111 11111111111;- 1111 January 1. 191111. D0an Allison 211511 501'1'05 e11: 1111115111111 1111110111 1111'001111' 111111 111150111111 11111111 111111 110 00111111113105 1110 1150 111 Camp 12110 1111112111 1111' 01'1111111115111111110 08111111'111'1111105. LOTT TUCKER, BA 22 CARI. ALLfSON, MA BUSINESS MANAGER L011 Tucker completes decade 01 service as Business Manager LOTT B TUCKI'R 11115 11111111101011 11 11003110 111. 5011100 as Business Ma11an'01'111 111111111101 C0110g0 T110 magnitude of his 11111 is 111111031011 by the fact that 110 is di1'0ct1y 11511011511110 1111' 31111111115101'1110' 21 1111111301 111 S4 100. 000 1111' 1110 101.166? 501111111 v'0a1 This budg0t 1.111015 1110 auxiliary 0111011111505 111 1111 011110110 as W011 a5 1111' 1101111011111 1111111111111: 11111101' 1110 1'111111'111 111 1110 Board 111T1'11st.005, H0 15 111511 10511011511110 1111' 51111011151111: 1110 0011 511110111111 111 11011 11111111111115. 111111111011111100 of 1111111 1110 8021111 111111 M011111his 0111111111505. 11nd 1110 0111- 111111'1110111 111' 311 111111-111'6111011110 1101511111101. T110 tremendous expansion that 11:15 11111011 place 1111 1110 Hardina 0611111111505 111111110r 1110 past 1100:1110 11051101111 his 0x00110111 financial j1111g111011t 211111 10111101511111. 1V11'.T1101101'15 a 10a1101'111 1110 S0111'0yKiw1111is Club. 1110 Searcy C11111111101'11113111111110.1111. and nt110r vivic 1111111115. H0 11111111 10111111111011 during the sum, 11101'1'11511'111111111 L11110 1.0111111011115011311 10am, REGISTRAR Registrar Beckett assumes the control of new IBM equipment VIRGIL M. BECKETT has stream-linnd his work as Registrar through the use Of IBM equip- ment. H9 suporvisod the installation of 1110 IBM mom in the basenwnt 11f lho Administration Build, i115: during the past summer 21nd he has designed the various Circuits H1111 onablo 1110 111acl1inos 111 report grades and In mnkv statistical calculations, The IBNI equipment has spoodod 1111 the work of lho Registrar's 1'15in and 11218 grvally oxpandod 1111' 901111:- 0f service 11:61 this nificcl 1'1111 prnvido. Mr. Beckmt CllDCkS U10 dvgl've plan Hi all 5011mm to see that they will 1111101. gmdualinn requirements 1111 schedule and 110 munsrls with students 011 plans for gTadualO study. Ho is a 1110111l10r 0f the statr' and national assnciatinn nl' milogiaio Registrarsi He finds relaxation l'rnm his duties 111111111111 fish- ing. playing a mum! nl' gulf. 111' hvantifying his VIRGIL BECKETTI BA lawn. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Harding's Board Of Trustees Ultimate contiol 11f Ilaldinpr College lesidos in the BOARD OF TRUSH'CII ES. 3. soli-perpetuat-ing provides guideline for growth body.Meeti1in twin oath 1031' in ipgular session 1110 Boald establishes the puiit 11 5 0i tho College and advises the Piesidvnl 1111 v 111 inns administiatiw and financial p1 nhloms HON! ROW; J. B. Mclnreer, J. A. Thompson, J. T. Cone, H. T. Karnes,Louis E. Green, Lemon Johnsonl Dr. H. H Cogburn, D. F Anguish. R. D, Fuller, T. J. McReynolds. BACK ROW: C. L, Gnnus, G S Benson, M. M. Peebles, Roy Sawyer, Flonoy Alexander, J. D. Baldwin. P Q BIBLE Spiritual growth, development is offered by Bible Department Sinro mu'h slmimll all Harding Cullvgt- i5 cnmllod in u Hiblv tlasx oath svmestm'. llw Divisinn nf Bihlv hm. an impnrlant 11-10 in tho ncmlc-mir program of Ehv Cnilogv. Maian 1111' providwl in hull: Bible aml iihlirul l,ilng'nauI-u. Slwrial H'lllillilrs. thuroships. dIHl Wurkshups allppltrmvnt regular: lassm. A thrmt Vvilr graduate pmgralm i: uffvrml at Ihn Graduate Su-lmnlnl'RCliginn i:1Mon1p11i.-:. Dr W'illinm Juo Harkvr. .h',. elivisinnal chair mun. rolumm! in Angus! al'lnr n ln'sryear 10am? tn Hmlph'lP llw IHHC rlr-g'rmx Now mldilinns tn Hir- I'arully zlrv Dr. .lamvs Ix. Kink. n'llu hm an excolv ll'lll Imrkgruuml in urrllamrlngy. Jvrry L00 Jr-nos. :mr! Allan 1mm. .Vt-nlo Pryur. who in cm leave In Wnl'k tnwnnl lllv rlurlurato. nus named lho nut slnntling meu Wlt'ln'rufrllr' :131' ;.111 l'nr 'IWSSJJ'G. Jame: Rx Aflen, MRE James D. Bales. PhD William Leslie Burke. MA Aasufnm Pro-Hasscr Professor ' Professor Bble WV shah Doclrmr- FlreeL and Hebrew William Jae Hacker, DRE Canard Hays, BD Huber! Helsfen, MA Assoche Professor Associate Professor Asmmm meessor Pphqious Education BIMP 'mrl Church Hlsfory Bible Allan lloyd Isom. ThM Jerry Lee Jones, ThM Andy T. Rilchie. MA Assistant Professor Asmslam Professor Assmanr Professor Bible Bihw Bible Jock Wood Sears, PhD Winfred Odell Wrighl James K. Iink, PhD PEGGIE Baker serves as secrerury o! Ihe Blgle department as shy: Professor DL de I'Universile Assocume Professor rnluns ietmreshp w. whoa rtrd sturferl nrenrhmg dssxgnmems. Bible Asmstom Prcfgsmr Phhln and Church Hurory 3MP THE lectureshlp crowd amassed at Intramural FIeM on Thanksgiving Dav m the nnnucd hmheque ranPr for Unwinq pronrhms rmd quesls Tod M. Aliman. MA Assismm Professor Jerome MA Barnes, MAT Assisrunr Professor mutation Physwcol Educnhon Educoriun ' halt, MA Winnie E. Bell, MALS Don C. BerryhiH, MA Professor Asmsrnnr librarian Instructor Edumilon thsiml Education Shirley Birdsull, MSLS bhrmmm M. E Berryhill, MA Professor Physicm Educcrion Hugh M. Gronver, MA Asswsfom Professor Phys-ml Educnhan Robe T Knight, MA Asswsmnl Professcw Physical Education Professor . Hucmion EATION tion fnr r'P-vvaluatitm nf the teacher odu- f'mgram by the National Council for thn ti0n of Teacher Education was the major . of the Division of Education duringT tho 'Iester. Addition of physical education as nnv Theodora ll. Lloyd, MS Maude Montgomery, MA Assxslnm Prnfesscr lesgcm Educnhon Hurry D. Olree, EdD Assisfum Professm onfcssor Erfumi -:-n W ysmal Mum? on John Cliffnld Frock, MT ASSISYCHT Prc!e550r Nyal D. Royse, MEd Asssmm meessL-n aniovie Ryan, MAT 955-35,le 173559550 P'wsm'H Frfufw On Frh-cnrim- Wv . 3. 3M Friucr' C-n Clarence Sanders. BA D1recmr Audorwsucrl Cemer Edward G. Sewell. PhD Murrey W. Wiiscn. MA Prdessur Educahon Ass-smn: Proiessrw Frfucnhan - '1 TE re evaluates teacher education program of the fields in the Master nf Arts in Tmrhing dw grvc was Hm maint' Oxpmlsiml. Dr. Edward G. Sewell sm'vm; as divisional Chair man and also as Chairman of Hw Arkansas TFPS Commission. Gone Talbert left for rlnclm'aT study. 25 FIN E ARTS Harding students gain culture from the Fine Arts curriculum All c'nllvgv students havo mntarl With tho DivL Sinll nl' Vino Arts Ihmugh cuurses in art apprecia- linn am! musir approviatiun l'oquirod as part of Elm g'vnm'al Cduralitm pmgranL Majors arc uffcrorl in UN. e111 odutiminn. music: Immir nrluralinn. vnirf'. piano. and violin Dr. Iirlrl T, Moore serves as rlivisiunal Chairman. .pr nwmhr'rs uf the division are Dun D. Robinson in art and XVilIiam WA Hullaway in piano. Dr, Kmnwlh Davis. director 01' the A Cappolla Chorus. mmplotvrl the Doctor of Mmir dogrov in 1061i Vernal Rirharrlmn served as Cnnrort Master 0f tho Arkansas Swnpllrmy The Niusic Department prv- svntorl Hm upora. Brigarlnnn. in the spring. George E. Baggen, MA Asswsmnt Professor Music William Holloway, MMus Assistant Professor Music Mona Moore, EA Instructor Music Kenna : Davis, JL, O'Mus Slcmley D. Green. 85E Associate Professor Instructor MUSIC Ar? Elizabeth B. Mason, MA Erle T. Moore, EdD Professor meessar COMMERCIAL nrhsr Stan GIeen teaches dosses us well as work An MUSIC mu; wwb Hui puhhcny oH-CP W1 designing nosrers rmri brochures. Vernal Richardson, MM Don D. Robinson, AM Assistant Professo: Assmlont Professor Musu: An Ann Richmond Sewnil, MM James T. Waison, MA Assislam Proiessor Ins1rucmr Music Ari DR. James Alreberry enluys :he company of his feHow faculty members whrle m the Presidenfs recepiion, which 15 held To 0:7 quoinf new faculty members with the Harding administrmion. The sacral funchon serves us an ice- breuker for Ihe year for both new and returnlng faculty membevs. 26 Instructor Insfrucror Enghsh English Odis J. Clayton. Jn, MA Jo Cleveland, MA Assislun' Prafessor lns1rucror Speech English Jon Rogers Furrisl MA Panrl Lamam. MA Instructor Assistant Professor English Enqhsh .. deru. Mid lnurucror smth H UMANITIES I.. Anthony. PhD Professor English Professor Journalism - Pimnsu. MA . mm Professor English ouaintance with effective techniques of oral rtten communication and with the wnrld's literature is provided every student thruugh general education courses in composition. , and Speech. Majors arc nfferod in Eng .urnalism, and speech. . Evan Ulrey serves as divisional Chairman. members of the Department of English are E. Arnold, Karon Arnold, Jo Cloveland, Jon and James Edward Williams. Dr. Winfred . was added to the faculty as assistant prw James E. Arnold. MA Karen Parsons Amold, MA John H. Ryan. MA llnyd Cline Sears. PhD Ralph C. Slephens, MA Asswsronf Profassm Professor Speech Engt-sh Assismm PrO'E-ssm English Evan Ulrey, PhD Ptofessor Richard W. Walker, PhD Doyle G. Ward, PhD Associate Professor Assocume Professcw Speech Speech Speerh James E. Williams, Jr., MA Winfred Udall Wrighl mstrucior Dr dc l'Universile Engi 5h Assistant Professo: Frenriw Earl J. Wilrnx, PhD Assoc-ule Prolessov Engimh um. um Curriculum froinsall students in communications arts, offers specialization in English, speech, iournolism fossm' of French. Dr. 130le Ward rmurnod l'rum a two-year leave to cumploto 1110 dmturalc in speech correction. Dr. Ulrey served as Third Vicc-Prosident nf 11w Southern Speech Association and as Governor of H10. Lower Msisissippi Province of Pi Kappa Delta. Dr. Richard Walker was President of the Arkansas Speech and Hearing Association. Neil B. Cope Com- pleted a setund tour of duly as Sponsor nf 1110 Ar kansas College Publications Assnciatinn. 27 NATURAL SCIENCE Study of Natural Sciences will be aided with new Science Hall The highlight fur lllO Division of Natural St'iomv was the completion early in the spring semester nf the million dollar Science. Building which prw ides excellent facilities for teaching and research. Tho division suffered a keen 1052: in lhn rlvalh ni' Dr. R. '1' Clark on July E 19664 Dr. Jack Wand Soars serves as Chairman of thp division. Kenneth L. Porrin. Chairman nf 11m Do- partmcnt uf IVIzIthCmatics. returnod from a two- year loavo fur dnrtnral study. George VVnmirufl' iu hiulngy and Lynn England and Bnla Mnudv in lmmv t'mrmmirs arn now faruhv members. Mildred L. loll. PhD Professor Home Econormcs Don England, PhD Assocrare Professor Chermsfry Lynn England, MA instructor Horne Fcnnomlcs Maurice L lawson, M5 Associate Professor Physics Donald Huumnn. BS Instructor Mnthemnms Norman Hughes, PhD Associufe Professor Bwologicof Science Eula Jean Moudy, MS lnstwdor Home Economic$ Bill W. Oldhum, MS Assismm Professor Mathemnhcs Kenneth Leon Parrin, MA Associate Professor Mafhemnhcs 28 William D. Williams, PhD George W. Wondruff. MS MAURICE Lawson examines radiahon eqmpmenf used m the scnences, Joseph E. Pryor, PhD Professor PWS-ccl Sc en : William Fay Rushton. MA Jack Wood Sears, PhD Robod M. Smith, M5 Professor Asmsrunl Professor Bmlogucal Smenm Assisrcm Professor BlologLCOT Science Cl-emisvry Suanne Walker, MS Instructor Home fmrmmlcs William T Wallace. MA Instructor Mathemahcs Elaine Thompson, MA Assistant Professor Home Economic Glandu link, 35 Instructor Mmhemmics Assistant Professor Bwologim! Scwence Professor Chemisfry .50.! B. Anderson. MA lnslrucrur Peiiaiml Snence Karen Arnnfd, MA Instructor Soricmgv Roberl Caner Camp, MA Instructor Eronmnirs Lowell Cock, MA lnssrucror Hmoq George E. Cooper, Jrv, MAIiIIy Cal, MBA, CPA, TDA Instructor H-smry Assmcm Professor Busmess Admxmsrquon , 9- , L Gum , 1n, PhD Frofessor HnsVory Bob J. Gilliam. EdD K-ssocwute Professm PsyrhologV James Hedritk, EdD. CPA Professor fKCrOunhn-u m urd Dmnh Eilusum's de'u'led geographxcm smdy at the wurld L. E, Pryor, MA Associate Professor Geography DuHus Rubens, MA Assismnl Prohssov Jae T. Segraves, MA nssrsmm Professor Fg' nth Shienzw W90 ! Gerald Slephenson, MA Jnstrudor Psycholeg y Erma! H. Tucker. M5 Asswsmm Praiessm Billy D. Varkler. M5 fwsocJofE Professcr Bus-ness Erlucm on Sor o'o::v Charles Ray Wnlken M5 InsTrUCfor Shirley Williams. MA MSHUCTOI Harrie! anbuugh. BA insrrucfor Busmess Admmistmtion Pwr'olony But news qumf on SOCIAL SCIENCE Social Sciences reveal growth by adding 0 new department H'inning tho natinnal oxvrutix'v games at Michi- gan State Univorsity in the Spring nf 1.056 was a major achievement of 1llis division whirh was our largod in 1110 fall by tho addition of Hm now Dv- partmont of Psychology and Surinlugy. A signifii ranl activity uf the division mminuoq In ho tho American Studies Program, Dr. James A. Hodrirk is rhairman of 1110 divi- sinn. 0n leavo fnr rlnclm'nl study are Ray Muncy and Jerry Starla Now momhvrs nro Juml Anderson. Robert Camp. Tony Cnuk Coorgn Cunpvr. Gerald Stephenson. and Shirlnv 'xViHiams. 29 STAFF Staff keeps campus beautiful, offices efficient Although the strength of any college depends upon the quality of its faculty; the effective fnnr- tioningjT of the faculty depends upon staff members who perform a multitude of services. Tho. smnnth functioning of the college results from tho dedi- cated work nf these men and wumen. They operate the auxiliary enterprises. plan and prepare the meals. keep the buildings and grounds in good condition. do the svcretarial work. keep the James R. Allen. MRE. Public Relations Carolyn Andersnn, Secretary, Harding College Press Neva J. Amierson. Secretory. Tesh'ng Oche Ruth Mtebury. Secretory, Dennts OHicc Peggy Saker. BS, Secretary, BlblE Deportmenr Johnnie Ballard, Mn-mennnce Foreman Barbara Barnes, BA, Dnecjor, Women s tntmmumts Jerome Barnes, MAT. Director of Men's Housings lulh Bemden. Accountant Business Offite Cecil Heck, MA, Manager, Graduate Huli Joan Berryhlll, Shipping Clerk, BooksPo-e Reba Borryhill. BA, Assmant Library Judith Bond. BA. Secretory Dean of Students William Bridges. 85. Accountant, Business Offmp Tommie Erown, Assistant Postmaster, Post Office Ruth Imwning. MAT, Supervnson Echo Haven Marilyn Buuhi, Secretory, Publxcny and Publications Corinne Burke, BA, Asmstnm. Lihmw Barbara Cnlverl. DWEUOL Pame Cobb Hall Ruth Ellen Clark. Secretary J. D Boles Eddie Campbell, MAE Held Representative Gladys Clements. Secretory, Research Program Angela Cooper, PBX Operatar lob Corbin, MED, Monagert Armstrong Hall Dori: Coward, BA. Secretary Atumni Office Billy lay Cox, MBA, Dlredm of Placement TIrri CutshulI, Invoice CFerk, Business OHLEE Margunl Danill, Secretary, Personnel Office Illlie Dllos. Secretary. Deveiopment Office Gortrudo Dyku, Manoant College Bookstore John Le- Dyku, MS, Director, Student Center Latina Dylan. BS. Secretary. Business Offuce Mull Elliott. Stockrocm Clerk lynn England, MA, Dtrecror, Nursery School Undo Fiolds, Secretary, Academy Opal French, Postmislress Post Office 30 records, maintain the health of students. and tell the Harding story through news media. Without the capable and unselfish service of those penplo the excellent academic program could not be maintained. Although students frequently do not; recognize the importance of the activities of those people. their services directly affect the daily life of each student. They render many essential sorvicns that often gm unrecngnizod. t Raymond French, Mu-nrenance Depurlmem Donna Friday. Secrelmy, Personnd Off-ce Rachel Gibbs. Secreinry, Ubrory Barbara Gibson, Serrelflly Business thce Ruth Goodwin, Dureclor, Kendall Hull Stanley B. Green, ESE, Commmtim Arm. Maxine Huger, SIocL: Llerk, Bookstore Donna Hull, Secretaryl Placement thce Corinne Hart, Manager: the Cobb Cafetenu Susan Hiner, Bookkccper, Business Office W. G. HOIFemun. Supervisor of Mninrennncc Don Horsman, BS, Rnspnrrh Assfsfnnr LeI'I-m Huddleston. Secretary. Hemenlury Schoc-F Ruby lanes, BS, Dwecrou, Cathcmrl HuH Peggy Jeier, BA. Research Department Aliza Ann Keller, Assmmnl Dnecior, Pubhmhous Linda McCJish, Secnarow, Personnel OWW Dixie MtCorkle. Mnmrwr CoHeoP hw Clarenxe McDaniel. Manager, Laundry Mildred McCoy, Asmslrm Dwretlor of Placemen: Pal Maddox, Sezreruvy Harding College Pres: Neliie Martin. Secrewry Research Departmen- Jerry Mule, BA, Graduate Football Assmqm Richard Niswonder, Nirglnwmrhmnn Edwina Pace, Settemry Presxdem's Olhr'e W T. Pearson, Sunpnnmndem, Construchon Sharon Perdue. Secretory, P. E Depoerenr Guy Peiwuy, Manager, Amerxcnn Herwroge Cemer Fnez Pitkens, BA, Hosfess, American Hemage Cenmr Lyle Poindexter. qupmpm Operator Charlene Frock, Asms'anh Post Oifnm Huben Pulley. Campus Ma-nrennnrp Luvonne Randolph, Secretory. SheHcc Depmmwnl Gloria Reynolds, CT. Fesenrch Asslsrmm Greg Rhodes, Bus Dr-ver Harry Riginger, Pwlm Puhlwc Pelclluons CoHeqe Drrry Louise Rivers. Deveropmenr 0 er meuru Roberfsan, LPN, Nurse Joyce Rushlon, Secrefmy, Bookslom Clarence Sanders. BA, DlreClor, Audxo Visual Cenler Cliff Sharp. BA, Director, West Dorm Jane! Sharp, Secretary DPvMopmr-nv Office Diana Shenfeld. Senelury, Business thce Russell Simmuns, Dwrecmr, Pubholy 0nd Pubhmhons Herman Spurlock, BA. Enginem liqdn Stanley, BA, Secretory, Educnhon Depurlmen' Joe Stout, Director, College- Bowl Robert Slreef, D IEUOr MrmrmE-r, Cclleqn Fnrm Dmry Sharon Thomas, Secrelcry, Amerzcun Smdwes Proqrrm- Juhnice Thomusan. Secretory, Busaness Office Buford Tucker, Executive Secremry, AFumm Ong Elberl Turmun, Plonr Manager, Boder Ponm Lee Underwaud, MS, Accountant Bernie Vines, Work Supervisor Karim Wquer. Secvercry, Registrar 5 Offnce Angie Wum, Secretary, Dean of Men Harman West, Manager, Harding College Frost. Linda Young, RN,D-reclor Health Centen- Put Young, BA, Cushieu Busmess Office Linda Ynurae, Assisfonl Cashier Business OHHZC 31 ACADEMIC LIFE General education curriculum offers olI-areo depth of study Hauling,l Unllvgv is a lihvml arts Christian mllvgv. Its ln'uut'um nl' rnrrirular Rtudy and c'nirurrirular ut'liVilrx' is dc-s'ignml In agaisl stmlvnls in Ilvw-luping .1 lmrkgmuml nf knmx'lcdgo and vngrivnt'h that will mmhlr- llll'ln Lu live trffm'tivv liwu; Hf wr'vim'. I'iw philnwplly ul' Ilh- rnlltyut' is rhwvlnpvtl lhrungh xw1vmnlit' iihlv qmly and duilv t'hillwi. A hruml fu'ilt'l'dl whit utinn ln'ngmm dtqunilllu aindvnls with Iler lniquriml lu'lriiauo. tln-ir rulturul hnritagv. Ill: ulumlvmx ni' srit-nrru am! UHXFFHVP mmms nl' nml Maul nl'iilvu rnmmlmiralinn. a: ,:St: .5 Grliy one. LJ CU ru- rimmve's DEFYING Mu Lushmn- LJ Hun w Andy Saunders an Mm parallel bms MyI-vmalr'. wan. m mi,- mm o r-rnrw piwwym orklcmmt rnurws YOU'VE WEQIU -:' Bal'ywruf tum :7; ha mm rim ;;Cn;;'r-y Hymn. lmmd LN d fenchmg cxd. uueshcr's Elale pror'esscr Bob He! . B J! V x Mime for the second-graders as the elementary education muiors stage a puppet GINNY Partezuna selecis a French record knowing that to demonsrrme both educational uph'tudes and appealing on to children. foreign language requires an extensive s'udy of vocabulary. l W A . '.F ,. study of compnru'ive unmor'ny enables Bob Eriksnn and Ken Ellingwaod to correlate the onmomies of man and mammal through analysis 33 ACADEMIC LIFE New Science building provides more steps toward excellence An NCATEa1.:pmved teacher education program is pmvidod students whn plan to teach and more than 100 spninrs mmplete the program each year. Excellmlt laboratories are provided in biology. chemistry. physics, home economics. psyrhnlngy. business. spooch. art. music. journalisrm and physi- cal oducalinn. A strong program of cn-rurricular artivitios supplements formal classes. Physical fii- ness is maintained through rovrcatimml activity classns and an outstanding intramural nthlptic proi- gram. POI some s'udems, the Herlmge Shad: Bar provides a haven for study. THE class proied of Psychology 2b0. a course in learning and per- cepnon, is bui1ding a mi maze, compleve with electric grids to pro- vide electric shock Leo Peningar, Bill Culp, and Blfl Smith are a 9,. part of 1he group who have begun 1he construction of the maze; The '2 process of classical conditioning of ref: will occur upon completion. 34 PUTTING the hem 1n model Dunno Brown s coat is Joan Howard. assigned produdmn for Play Dnemmg 310 m Five Days, TOM Summons Educmionul Work m The Church, plans and educationuf moieriols curriculum chad Hall who mds a chdd on the Iungle gym MUSIC Apprecmhon is one of the general requirements which x5 designed to acqunim Harding stur dams with the fine arfs. A listen- ing lob is held each week where in music students listen to records of the CIUSsiccl I'nUSIC. and the works of Bach and Beethoven become fomilor The labs provide qmef listening and concenfrmion 35 TRANSCRIIING shorthand onto The Typewriter is only one of rhe many business proned-ures learned by Jone Hicks She also learns the mechanical opermion of various busmess muchmes. 36 k DEEP concentration is a necessary factor in The production of beautiful music. dis- covers Elaine Huddlesfon as she develops her Iolenf for The Arkansas State Symphony. ' In; a. nu- 09'1.II K. .L ACADEMIC LIFE We learn, broaden our sight in daily academic expansion Depth of Study is prnvidcd through 35 possiblo majors. In the advanced mursos in his major field. the student is introduced 1n resmrch tochniqucs and learns to write research papnrs. Excellent prvparatinn can be obtained fur graduain and pm- fossinnal study as evidenced by the fact that more than 40 0f the 1966 graduates received fellowships and assistantships from leading universitins. Strong prmpmfvssinnal programs: :n'r' pmvidnd in law. nnginmring. and mvdirinn. '- II BIN Verkler and sociology rumor Linda Benson discuss . major points of cm amnbiagrcphical term paper which is a requirer - in the Marriage and the Family crass. Depth of seIf-perceplion - lmu'inn nnulysXs were two mcior focen. of ihe research paper E. symbols, mylh - all are c: pan of The Folklore Thu! helps PRONUNCIATION is the key word to correct speech and arriculmian WW? MOM? Joel Anderson 9mm m PUHHCG' science. as studems lis1en to sounds in Voice and Aniculution III lob. STUDENT LIF E Pursuing rigorous academic programs. Worshipping God in true devotion, Enjoying cultural lyceum numbers, Participating in intramural athletics, Implementing mature social development, Supporting the intercollegiate teams, Helping with Student Association projects! Students in all facets of campus life Make relevant the pursuit of excellence? ' To U Cnpnchy Lr'c-wd 0n Thanksgiwng Day during The lectureship. RAY G . minisv of ?he Coll' 6 Church where r' mTEn-TL 7 Hm Sunday morning lesson to cm mtenh've cu: II II IIII x A F l e manuals.- : , e : :Ii:$!ill:l I UHTWWWTH : MITICIPANTS in the Baton Rouge campaign for ChrIst ore dIreded n DIVOTIONALS by the lily pool each week creme a portion of the religious oimosphere which prevails fhroughouf the Harding campus. Their prepcrcmon by Herding student Thomas MIlIer. RELIGIOUS LIFE Spiritual enrichment achieved through regular parfiqipation Spiritual enrichment is a Vital portion of a 5m! denfs years at Harding. Numerous occasions for worship and service are provided to meet the. varicd interests of the students. NIonday Night Meeting presents an opportunity for becomingr better ac: quainted with the work of the church in various areas. Weekly devotionals beside the lily p001 err able one to become more aware of the wonders of God,s creation.Many students spend their vacations working With congregatitms in campaigns for Christ. Students Who are interested in foreign miSA sion fields meet together regularly to prepare them- selves for future service in the work of the church. A highlight of the year was the annual Thanksi giving Lectureship which provided a period of study and fellowship for almost three thousand in attendance. This yoafs theme was LLMy Peace I Leave With You? Experiences such as this aid in the expansion of knowledge and uplift spiritually. SOCIAL LIFE Friendliness emphasized to increase number of friends Social life is a necessary part of anyoneas college experience. Many life-time friends are made dur- ing these years. Harding provides many oppor- tunities to make more friends. Friendly Week, sponsored by the Student As- smtiation1 put special emphasis on courtesy and friendliness to students and faculty. Open House in all dormitories and an informal party at the end of the week presented opportunities for becom- ing better acquainted with newly acquired friends. The week was climaxed with the burning in effigy of tho Grouch,7 at a lily pond ceremony. GARY Comes and Dennis Brown enjoy :1 game of cards in the Game Room Wthh is under The direction of Harding's Studem Association. ENTERTAINMENT from campus and atmosphere were enioyed by m;- dems a? the Coffee House, sponsored by The Student Association. FRIENDLY Week Proclammions are read by beautiful Queen Linda Byrd who is supported loyally by her favome court aide, Bob Heisfen. SARAH McDoand and oTher visitors complete a Thorough inspection of Lynn Dixon's tidy dormitory room during the cmnuaf Open House. - AXING Friendly Weelr, ;1 crcwd of students gathers to wxfness the burning of the.- Grouch and ms burwvshment from the Harding campus, lEAP Year come early as girls elaborately proposed To the feHows during Piedge Week. PLEDGEWEEK Pledges remain active during trying week of endless tasks The porfq'irmanco 0f ridiculous antics and numeri nus tasks for pledgemastersq. tho adornment of un- usual accessories and the establishment of many new acquaintances are all a part of the ceaseless obligations of a lowly pledge. From sunrise until late at night the campus buzzes with the activity of seemingly tireless pledges. The week progresses rapidly with its never ending duties. As 1he period Comes to an 0ndT the informal iiruugh initiation provides mysterious trips for blindfolded pledges. tho. sampling of unusual delicacies and a display of talent by the pledges for the entertainment of the pledgcmastcrs. The week is brought in a climax as . pledges are formally initiated as members of their social Clubs at impressive candlelight ceremonies. Now, former pledges are priviloged to enjoy bani qucts. outings, interchib athletic events and com- panionship with the members of their social Clubs. 44 PREPARATJON for any occasion is The necessary characrerrsrfc of any really worthy pledge, and Embra Alexander is no excepiioni T n . INKlE. Twinkle, E'm O Zug' was the familiar sound unered by active Zero Rho pledges for the amusemenf of anyone within hearing disTGnce -' ES 0+ L05 Compuneras are formally inifimed of impressive candlelighf ceremomes 1n the home of thew sponsor Mrs. Russell Simmons. ENTERTAINMENT Lyceum series presents varied programs throughout The year Dramatic performances by the Campus Players and a professional troupe and concert artists have been featured in this years lyceum series. This series has been an entertaining; educational and rultural experience enjoyed by many students. The Harding College Department of Speech presented an outstanding performance of The ,Miracle W'nrker by William Gibson. This moving presentation of the life of Helen Keller was under the direction of Van Alessandro. Students were also privileged to see a professional performance of Shukvspcarejs Hamlet. ERLENE Laney and BM Keesh'ng spent hours in the rehearsal of their Mes for the spring presemmmn of the drama Hedda Gabler. HDOLL, D-OsL-L. Anme putiemfy explains the refmionship between The obiecf and the word to H9len who refuses to grasp the meaning. Keller Family and Annie Sullivan, Hden's teacher, gmher for tedious evening meal in a scene from The Miracle Worker. HARPSICHORDIST George Lucktenberg provided culmml enrichment far the s'rudents and the communny m the fwrst of the Lyceum series. - OLE ridicules ?he vom efforfs cf Monsw'eur Jourdain :15 he tries To become :1 refined person in Mohere s The Would Be Gentleman. USO TOUR USO tour troupe entertains lonely soldiers during summer On May 11, 1966, eighteen representatives of Harding College left with the USO for a five-and a-haIf-week tour of the Northeast Command. This included Thule, Sondestrom, Goose Air Base, Argentia and Keflavik. The musical comedy1 Wherds CharleyP, and a variety show were the features of the troupe. Auditions were held early in the year to determine who the representatives would be In addition to thirty-fiivc performances before live audiences? television and radio programs were a portion of the tour. Mr. Van Alessandro served as the director, a member of the cast and school sponsor of the group. By serving others, the USO troupe gained insight into the operation of the armed forces and a knowledge of cultures other than their own. PERFORMANCES in officerst clubs, such as this one in Argentina, were part of the interesting routine of the busy USO tour troupe. VIRGINIA Purrezanu and Paul Kite nambine mienfs on The boss fwddb and bongo drums in creotmg rhythm for the solder: emoymem. HANK McDaMeL Bob Bowden, Al Moore, Carolyn Medecris and Chodes Miller en1ertuined soldiers with me skir, A WeHAPFuced Garbage Cdn ' U S .ARMY PHDYDGRAFH II.INDI.EDf shivering and excited enrerroiners arrived in Thure and went for c: ride over the ice and snow before preseming their performance. it ax QUEEN Dionne Holder is attended by Claudia Alley, Karen Donley, and her court - Mary Smith. Kay Bonnelll HOMECOMING Renewed friendships enjoyed during activity-filled weekend The renewing of friendships is one of the many enjoyable experiences during the activityafilled weekend of Homecoming. Each year 011 Friday evening festivities begin With a chili supper at Wyldewood followed by a bonfire and pep rally at Bee Rock. A calvacade of cars and floats precedes the annual Homecoming game on Saturday after- noon. During the half, the presentation of the Homecoming Court and the crowning of the Queen Climax the day. This year the movies Oklahoma and Ivanhoe, sponsored by the Student Association, provided further entertainment for students and visitors. The day was brought to a fitting close as friends and families gathered around the lily p001 for a late evening devotional. 50 Linda Benson and Lynn Rolen. MIKE Moore generously fills the bowls of hungry students with hot and delicious chHi at the schooI-w'rde supper at Camp Wyldewood. NE Herder of Searcy, Arkansas, was. crowned by Bernie 1h ' ' ' ' . . Cox as e 1966 Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremomes KILT clan mds pull the Queerfs Hoar m The Homecommg Parade, 'ING'S marching band, under the diJ'EChOH of Mr, Ed BdggeH, goes Through maneuvers during The huH cf The HardmgiMoryviHe bUH game. TALENTED Carol Prucha smiles as she praudly displays her creative doll, The Wizard 0t ldf a first prtze winner tn the originality dMsion. SHARON Parker and Sue NogeJ check their Christmas mail in hopes of finding a letter from Santa Claus regarding his approching VtSH. CHRISTMAS Festive mood prevails campus as holiday season approaches Decorations cover the campus and camls float through the air from the Student Association office each year as the Christmas holidays approach. The students. caught up in the festive mood, are busy making dnllsv buying toys and preparing food baskets to make a better holiday for someone less fortunate than they. All these activities are Climaxed by the schonl-wide Christmas party with entertainment by the students1 refreshments of hot Chocolate and donuts and1 of course. a visit from Santa Claus. As the excitement of festivities on campus begins to diminish, eager students make preparations to return home for the holiday season. ,GNAUTIES who hiled m dlspm'f The l:F':riSTm::Is SpiriW were prompTFy apprehended by the squad cmd put an fr'irll hefC-re iudge and iurv. 'UGH most everyone had rE-Tumed home for The lexdays NANCY Dqsher males pr armicms far The approaching holiday season . missed the snow, Hurdmg had :1 whife Chn'st :1 1 aches to her own decorative door creation 4- '5 9, aug. g'. 5xiia??i5 5 . 4 ' u MAY DAY Annual crowning ceremonies greet the beginning of spring The annual May Day Fete with the crowning of the May Queen and the winding of the Maypole is the campus, official greeting to Spring. The Queents Court is composed of a representative from each Womenk social club and their escorts. The excitement and the anticipation of the crowd in- creases as the time of the revealing of the identity of the May Queen and campus beauties draws near. Each year this elegant and beautiful ceremony is under the direction of the In Go In womenh social Club. A drizzle of rain added a special uniqueness t0 the 1966 May Day celebration. 54 i i a 6 . t8 ; IHEITEIED from the min, Queen Sandy Rolen, nominee of the Phi Delta sociat club, and her attendants view the winding of the Moypole. DEAN Pryor crowns a smiling Sandy Roien as the Queen of May; JIFIESENTATIVES of each of the woments social clubs partici- pate tn the traditional w'tnding of the many-cotored Moypole. ON behaH of the Sewer Class, Peri? Jean Editor Tom Milton pref sems the dedlcnfion fa Bob Grllium of the Psychology Department students gather in ANXIOUSLY flipping pages 0f their Pefif Jeans, various spots about campus to examine thoroughly Their yearbooks. QUEEN Linda WiHiams, attended by Paula Peacock and Coral Prucho, PETIT JEAN Queen Linda Williams, The nominee of Galaxy men's Iociul club, is presented to the student body with escort Cliff Clark, t- W'WAA rewgns over Pelil Jean dedication ceremonies. PETIT JEAN DA Y EogerIy-awaited presentation reveals '66 Petit Jean secrets The presentation of the Petit Jean is an eagerly- awaited and long-remembered day by both students and faculty. This occasion is the culmination of a yearis hard work by diligent staff members. Care- fully guarded secrets of the year are disclosed, rew vealing to whom the annual is dedicated and the identity of the Petit Jean Queen1 the class favorites, the honor students and the best all-around.1mmed- iately following the presentation ceremonies, anti- cipant students hastened to designated locations to receive their yearbooks which became storehouses of memories of their days at Harding. t . . . tau: ! ; N. - ,l t : . 1.x? 4 3.1 M.i?::1.h:v.ftf8 t4 Building for graduation ceremonies. AWAITING the fmal steps toward their diplomas, graduating seniors prepare to enter the Administration GRADUATION Graduation culuminotes years spent in preparing for future A door doses5 another door opens. Throughout 01165 life this cycle is repeated many times, but one Of the most memorable is graduation and the entering upon one's life work. It is a time for reflections of passed years and predictions and hopes for years to come. Graduation is the culminai tion of years spent in a worthwhile endeavor to prepare oneself better for the career he Chooses. With great expectationst Seniors approach the threshold of another door in life. 58 GRADUATION eremoniea ended with Dr. Gmnus and Mr. MxHa mg the in H19 racessionnl. HARDING Board Chairman, Dr. Hous1on T. Karnes, encouraged The seniors CIT Cc-n'wr'r'lemmmem ceremonies held in The Adrmnisfratian Buildmg. long years of dmgenr study were rewarded us more ihan hundred sfudenfs grmefullv received thew hord-emned diplomas, q meE?-3rm Mr Isa I x 5 1 CLASSES Entering as green freshmen, Returning as dubious sophomores, Continuing as hopeful juniors, Culminating as sophisticated seniors. Maturing remarkably in four years, Embibing the spirit of their Alma Mater. Graduating to positions of responsibility, Students from all parts of the world Learn the meaning of upursuit of excellence SENIOR OFFICERS. Dianne Davis, Vice President; Connie Taylor, Secretary; PhHIip Dixon, President; Bob Gilliam, Sponsor,- Jerry Jones, Sponsor; SENIORS Hard-working seniors achieve honors; awards REGINA SPIRIT AWARD CONNIE TAYLOR For many years the Regina Club has presented each spring the Regina Spirit Award to the senior Who best exemplifies the spirit of Harding College in the opinion of the senior class. Miss Connie Taylorv 1967 recipient of this award, has made a superior record in all facets of college life. In spite of unusually heavy academic and co-curricular loads, she has radiated friendliness and demon- strated the spirit of service. She has achieved an outstanding record in A Cappella, Belles and Beaux1 debateg radio, and Student Association activities. She has thursued excellenceh most suc- cessfully throughtmt four years Of college. 62 BOBBY FRANKLIN ACRE, Greenbrier, Ark..' Biology,- Transfer from Freed- Hardemun Col1ege; TNT 3.4; Timothy Club 3,4; Jn'rromurm SporTs 3,4. MARILYN VAUGHN ADCOCK, Glenwood, Ark,- Secretanm Science; Omega Phi 1,2,3,4, V1cerPres. 3; May Queen Nummee 3; DuctylofogyClub 2; Bison Boosters 2,3; Intramural SpoHs 2,3,4, AII-Smr Scftbuil 3,4. DALE ALLISON, Pocahontas, Ark; Physical Education; Koinonia 1,2, TAG 3,4; SNEA 4,- PEMM 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4, AlI-Smr Baseball 3,4. RICHARD AMEN. Burilesville. Oklu.; Bjo1ogy; Transfer from University of Okrahomo; Archery Cfub 3, Vice-Pres. 3; Philougeia 3, 4. ANN GASKILL ANDERSON, Seurcy, Ark.,- Business Education; Kappa Phi 2; Alpha Chi 3.4, Treas. 4; Who's Who 4; SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 1,- American Studies 2,3,4. JAMES C. ANDERSON, Wuterluwn, 5. 0.; Bible and PsychoFogy; Beta Phi Kappa 3,4, Pres. 4; Who's Who 3,4; Beta Tau Gamma Beau 3,4; S.A. 3,4, Rep. 3, Cabinet 4,- Timothy Club 3,4; A Coppellu 3,4,- inter- collegiate Tennis 4; ln1ramurai Sports 3, AIFVSTar Basketball 4; Interdub Counci! 4. VIRGIL ANDER$ON. Ponugeville, Mo..- Biology; Transfer from Freed- Hardemun College; Galaxy 2,3,4; PEMM 2,4. MARGARET ANN ARNOLD, Nodh Little Rock. Ark; Psychology; Beta Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2. Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; May Court 1; May Queen Nommee 3,- Big Sisters 2; lnferclub Council 3. MARY MARGARET ASHTON. Ponce City, Okla.,- English; Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. Sec. 1,2; Who's Who 4,- Bison 1,2,3,4, Sociery Editor 2, Feature Edifor 3, Editor 4; A Coppella 2,3,:1, Ensemble 3,4; Big Sisters 2. PEGGY ANN AULT. Wnodsfiald. Ohio; VocatIoncl Home Economics; Kappa Phi 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Ducfylofogy Club 1,2; Northern Lights 2,3; SNEA 3,4,- Bfg Sisters 4; AHEA1,3,4. DONALD ROBERT nan. Heber Springs, Ark; Biology; TNT I,2.3,4,- Latin AmeHcon Club 2; A CappeHo 1; Philougekz 2; Intramural Sports 3. KENNA JEAN BAINES, Searcy. Ark.; E1ementory Education; Transfer from Oklahoma Christian College; Kappa Dem: 1,4; A CuppeHc 1,- Imm- muml SporTs 1,4; SNEA 4. BILL BAKER, Clarendon. Ark; BlblE; Northern Lights 3.- Tlmorhy Club 1,2,3.4; Latin American C1ub 2, Pres. 2; Chorafe 4; lnframural Sporfs 2,4. JACQUELINE BALENTINEr Florence, Alm; Psychology and Sociology: Transfer from Freed-Hordeman College; Zeta Rho 3,4; Latin American Club 3; Hondmuidens of Chris? 3,4, Co-Chuirmun 4; A Cuppeilo 3,4. JAMES DAVID BALES, JR... Searcy, Ark; Biology; Sub 1-16 1.2.3,4; A Cuppellu 1,2; Belles and Beuux 1,2; lnfercollegiufe Swimming 2,3,4; Who's Who 4. SHERRY lEE BALTHROP, Fort Worth, Tam; English; K0 Jo Koi 1,2,3; Alpha Chi 3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Mohican Club Queen 3,- Chi Sigma Alpha Club Queen 4; S. A. 3, Sec. 4; A CcppeHu 11; Chora1e 2,- Belles and Beaux 3,4; Cheerleoder 2,3; Campus Players 3; American Collegime Players 3. PATRICK NORMAN BARKER. Frail. Kum; General Smence; Sub T46 12.3.4. Captain of the Head 1, Skipper 3,4; Who's Who 4,- Reginu Club Beau 4; Bison 1,2,3; A Cuppello 1.23.4; Quonet 3; Chorale 1; KHCA 3; Intercollegiate Bowling 3, Imromurol SporTs 1,2,3,4. JEAN RAMSEY BARNARD. Kensen, Ark; Vacaf1onal Home Economics; Tofebt 1,2, Historian 1, Vice-Pres. 2; TAG G; AHEA 1,4. 63 DANNY BARTLEY, Clarksville. Tenn; Mothemclics; Beta P111 Kappa 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1; Mu Sigma Gamma 3,4. TOMMY BATEMAN. Gunman. Ark; Arr; Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. Biiifsu 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3; 1nrercollegime Track 1.2.3.4; Varsity C1ub 1.2.3.4. InTromuraI Sperm 1.2.3.4.- AHrSmrs 3.4. JAMES LEWIS BELL, Dayion. Ohio; History; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. Vlce-Pres. 3.- SNEA 1.2.3.4.- th Alpha Theta 4; infercollegmre Basker- ball 1.2.3; VursiTy Club 2.3.4; Intramural Sporfs 1.2.3.4, AH-Smr Soft- bo1l A RETA JEANNE BELL. Spring Hill, Kan.; Bloiogy; Regma 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3; SNEA 2,3,4; Bison Boosfers 1.2.3.4; InTerclub Council 3. JAMES D. BENNETT. Milton. Kun.; Bible; Transfer from York College; AEX 3.4. ViceiPres. 4; A Cuppellu 3.- North WesT M15510n Club 3,4. Vice4Pres. 4. SUIANNE RAYNE BENNETT. Harrisburg, 111.; B1ology; Tofebf 1.2.3. Pres. 3; TAG 4.- Muy Queen Nominee 3; Philougeio 2.3.4. LINDA JOYCE BENSON, Manila, Ark; Psycho1ogy and Sociology; OEGE 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3. Arhiem Director 2.- Moy Queen Nominee 3; Homecoming Attendant 4.- Befu Phi Kappa C1ub Queen 4.- Doctyfology C1ub 1,2.- Chorole 2.3; Bison Boomers 1.2.3.4.- Ph1lougeie 1; Big S1sters 3.- Intror mural Sports 2. A11 Sfars 2; Inferclub Council 3. Academy Guidance Counselor 4. REGGFE DEAN BERRY, Walnul Ridge, Ark; Bu51ness Adminisfraflon; Transfer from David Lipscomb College; Lambda 51gma 1,3,4. Pres. 4.- Paiil Jenn 1.3. C1osses Ed1mr 3; Circle K 1.3.4, Pres. 3.4.- Young Republi- cans 3.4, Trees. 3. ViceiPres. 4; Intramural Sports 1.3.4; AHVStar Softball 4; InTerCIub Council 4. L. DEAN BOND. Broken Bow. Oklu.; Accounting and Business; Pi Gamma Psi 2.3.4, Pres. 4. Amen'mn Smdles 4; Mcrkefing Team 3.4. BOB L. BIEEDEN, Waterloo. Iowa; Mathemmics; Transfer from York College. BOBBIE BREEDEN. Tylerlown, Miss; Home Econom1cs; Transfer from York CeHege; AHEA 3.4. GENE BRONSON. Lubbock, Tax..- Blb1e; Transfer from Lubbock Chnsfwon College;Timo?hy Club 4; Vie1num Club 3; Young Repubhcuns 2. DANNA JOY BROWN. Parugoulcl. Ark; Vocational Home Ecanomics; Tofabt 2.3.4; Peri! Jean 3.4. Classes Editor 4; Grace We1ls 4; Big Sisters 3; AHEA 3.4. JAMES RAY BROWN. Grand Blanc. Mich; Mmhemovics; Bern Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 2. lEWIS C. BROWN, Kenseh, Ark; Eng1ish; Fruter Sodu1is 1.2.3.4; Timothy Club 1.2.3.4; SNEA 1.2.3.4. RUTH ANNE BROWN, Seurcy, Ark; Elementary Education; Transfer from Ycrk ColIege; Regina 3.4. Trees. 4; Who's Who 4. Fem Jean 3; Chorale 3; SNEA 3.4, Vice-Pres. 4. LINDA BYRD. Lillle Rock. Ark; Sacral S1udie5; Regina 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. Parliamentarian 4; Alpha Chi 3.4. Sec. 4; Who's Who 3.4; Sigma Tau Sigma Club Queen 3.4; Class Fuvorne 2; SA. 2.3.4. Sec. 3. ViceA Pres. 4; A Cuppella 3.4; SNEA 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; American Studies 2.3.4; Phx Aipho Them 3.4; Young REPUWV cans 2, Sec. 2. LAVON CARTER, Vuldoslu, Ga..- Business Administration. Pioneer 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2.- A1ph1 Chi 4.- Americon Studies 4; intramural Sports 1.2.3.4,- All-Stur Baseball 1, 64 EDDIE CASSETY, Charleston, Ind.; B1b1e; Transfer from Freed-Hardemqn CoHege; T1mothy Club 4. PATRICIA CHAMBLISS, Monroe, La.; Bus1ness Educmicn; Tofebt l,2,3,4; Petif Jean 1,2,3,4, Organizmions Editor 3,4; American $211de35 2,3,4. ROBERTA CHRISTISON. Deer lodge, Manh; B1ology; Transfer from York COHege; African Club 4; Ducfy1ology 3,4; Handmaidens 01t Chrlsf 3,4; Chorale 4; SNEA 3. PETER K. CHRISTY, Allenlown, Pm; Bible; Transfer from Northeastern Chmsfmn Co11ege, Northern Lights 3; Intramurw Sports 3. CHARLES M. CLARK, Wartrace, Tenm; B1b1e; Transfer from Middle Tennessee Sfate Co11ege; NONhem Lughrs 2,3,- Luiin American C1ub 1. CLIFFORD D. CLARK, Shelter Island, N. Y.; Busmess Administration; 5:1ng Tau Sigma 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; VarsHy Club 2,3,4; Infer; col1eglute Track 1,2,34 CrossiiCoumry 1,2,3,4; AILSfar BusketbaH 1,2,4; A11-Americc1n Track 3, CrossrCountry 4. SUIANNE CLAWSON, Shreveport, La.; Home Economwcs; 85m Tau Gamma 1,2, Vice-Pres. 2; Bison 2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; AHEA 4; Interclub Counc1l 2. NORMA CLARY, Warren, Mich,- Sociol Science, Tri Kappa 1,2,3,4, Sec, 2, Trees. 3,- SNEA 1,2,3,4. PATTY COLUMBUS, Grand Prairie, Tex; Busmess EducuHon; Transfer from Universiw of Mory1'ond; PeliI Jean 4; Bond 4; SNEA 4, Bison Bossiers 1,4, Amer1con Smd1es 4; B19 Sisters 4. MARY ELIZABETH COOK, Searcy, Ark.; Eng1ish; ENEA 4. GLENN MELVIN COPE, Naosho, Mo.; Biblical Languages; Lambda Sigma 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Austruh'cm Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, 4,- Timorhy Club 1,2,3,4; KHCA 3,4, Reiiglous Direcmr 3,4; 1nTrcmuruFSpor1's 1,2,34; Iota Befa S1gma 3,4, H1510r10n 23,4. DANNY COSTON, JR, Monticello, Ark; Art; Swgma Tau Sigma 2,3,4, Sec. 4; European C1ub 3,4, Pres. 4, Biiifsu 3,4, Vice-Pres, 3, Intercolr 1egIoTe Track 1,?,3,4. WAYNE L. CRAIG, Mussillon, Ohio; Physical! EducaHon, Transfer from Ohio VaHey Co1lege; Sigma Tau Sigma 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; European Club 4; SNEA 3; Bison Boosters 2,- PEMM 4; Campus Players 2,3,- Infer- wllegiute BusebaH 3,4; lmramural Sports 123,4. BETTY ANN CRENSHAW, Ru'herfurd, Tenn.; E1ememory Education; Transfer from Freed-Hordeman College; Doctylology Club 4; European Club 3,4; Hundmuidens of Chris? 3,4, SNEA 3,4. MARTHA KOGER CRIDER, Bartlesville, Okla.; Eiememary Educcmon; Kappa Delta 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Homecoming Court 2,3; A CoppeHo IQ,- Ensemble 1,2, 815cm Boos1ers !; Bfg Sisters 2; 1n7erclub Counc11 2. WILLIAM LOWELL CULP, Little Rock, Arlm Psychology and SOCIo1ogy; Pioneer 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; American STUdies 4. EILEEN FRANCES MAZURAN CURRY, Sharon, Pu.; B10logy, Eek: Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4, Pres, 2, Treos, 3; SA Women's Rep. 3, SA Social Chor- man 4; African Club 4; Docfyiology 1fChuro1e 2; Pre-Med 12,14; 81g S1sfers 2, Inframur015por15 3. MICHAEL CURRY, Pueblo, Calm; Bible; Transfer from For? Worth Chn's- ticn College; TNT 3,4: African C1ub 3,4; Timothy C1141: 3,4; Imercollegiafe Track 3,4 65 MARKING onmher important GLENAVE CURTIS, Judsonia, Ark.; VocationaF Home Economics, Las Ccmpuvurus 1,2, Pres. 2; May Court 1,- May Queen Nominee 2; A Can- pelin 1 ?- Chorqle 1,2, Big stters ?; AHEA 4; InframuralSporfs1,2. JIM CURTIS, Colorado Springs, Colu.; Social Scnence; Photographer, Publwc Pe1m.cns OHMe 7,34 NANCY lEE DASHER, Valdosfu, 60.; Bvo1ogy; Omega P111 1 2.3.4, Trans. 2,3, Vice-Pres 3, Nplm C11l3,4;5NEA 4,Ph11pugeio 4. DIANNE DAVIS, Kennett, Mo.; Psych01ogy and Soci01ogy, Tofebf 1,2.3,d, Pres. 2,3; Class Sec Wrens. 3, ViceiPres. 4; SA. Cabinet Sec. 4; African Club 3: Ducty1ology Oub 2,3,- Northern Lights 3, A CappeHa 3; Chorale 1,2, Bond 1; Bison Boosiers 2, Inferdub Councwl 2,3; Recording Chorus 9,3, Sec. 2. SHAREN ANN BEACON, Waverly, Ohio; Vocanonql Home Economics; OEGE 1,12,15,41, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Aus1rc110n Club 1, SNEA 1,2,34,- Bison Boosters 1,2: AHEA I,2,3,4,- anerclub Counci1 3. ROSE ANN DITSLEAR, Delaware, Ohio; ElemenTmy Educufion; Transfer from M10m1 University; Phi De1m 2,3,4, Hustormn 2. Trees. 3; B1son Boosters 2,3,- SNEA 23,4, Chorale 2,3. SENIORS PHILIP RUDOLPH DIXON, Newport, Ark; Business AdminwsrmHDn; CH Sigma Alpha 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Who's Who 4; Los Componems C1Ub Beau 3,4, C1055 Pres. 1,3,4; A Cuppello 1,2,53,4- Belles and Beuux 1,2,3,4; Bison Boosters 1,234, VICEiPFES. 3, Pres. 4; P1 Gamma Psi 2; 1nrerc1ub CounCi1 4. KAREN lUCINDA DONLEY, Elizabeth, P6,; Elemenmry Education; Zeta Phi Zefu 1,253.4, Sec. 2, Vfce-Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4,- Moh1can Club Queen 4,- Homecomlng Court 4, SNEA 1,2,3; Bison Boomers 1,2,3. MARIBETH DOWNING, Monroe, La.; Elememary Educmion; Transfer from FreediHardeman Co1lege; Beta Tau Gamma 3,4, Pur1iamenforian 3, Pres. 4; SNEA 3,4, Inferclub Council 4. STEVE EDWARD DUNN, DeQueen, Ark.; Bxble, TAG 123,4; TImOThy C1Ub 123,4. MORRIS RAY ELLIS, Monefl, M0,; Accounting; Delta Iota 1,2,3, Chora1e 3; P1 Kappa Delm 2,3,4; Alpha PSI Omega 3,11. CAROL ENGLAND, Wrigley, Tenm; Eng1ish, Transfer from Freed-Hordemun Col1ege; Zero Rho 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; European C1ub 3,- SNEA 3,4 66 lARRY LEE EOFF, Fl. Worth, Tex; Bible; Sub 1716 1,2,3,4, Messenger 3. Chaplain 4; Ducfylolagy Club 1; European C1ub 2,- T1mothy Club 4; Chorale 1; Campus Players 1; 1mercollegime Track 4-, Intramural Sports ?,- AlLStor 305813011 1. BARRY ERSKJNE, Chester Depot, VL; Accounting; Transfer from North; eastern Chrish'un College; Koinonia 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Infer- collegiate Bowiing 2,3,4; 1mrumuml Spams 2,3,4; AH-Smr Basketball 2,3,4. BILLFE BRADSHER FAIRLEY, Rector, Ark; Elememcry Educmion; Gum 1,2,3,4, Rep. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Chorale 1,2; Band 2,3; SNEA 1,2,11,11; Bwson Boosters 1; Big Smers 2. GLENDALI. R, FANN, Caseyville, III.; Bxble; Transfer from Freed-Horde- mun CoHege; Timorhy Club 2,3,4, Lambda Swgma 2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4. KATE FEWELL, Amarillo, Tex.; Vocafionm Home Economics; Transfer from Lubbock Christian CoHege; DndyJology Club 3, chdmofdens of Chris! 3; SNEA 4-, AHEA 4. NELSON CHU-CHUNG FONG, Hang Kong; Mmhemarics; Sdence Cfub 4, Mu Sigma Gamma 4, Camera C1ub 4; Intramural Sports 2,3. ROBERT MORRIS FORD, Berkley, Mich; Atcouming; Transfer from Michigan Chrisfion College. WILLIAM H. FORSYTHE, Metairia, La.; Busmess Administrahon; Transfer from David Lipscomb College; Lambda Sigma 2,3,4, Trees, 4; Chorale 4; Intercollegiate Track 3,4; lnframurol Spor'rs 2,3,4. GORDON T. FOSTER, Scolisboro, Aln.; Bwble; TNT 1,2,3; Timothy Club 123,4; 1ntercolleq1me Football 1,2; Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. JAMES MELVIN GABLER, Lungview, Tex.,- Mulhemmics; Transfer from Tyler Junior CoHege; Beta Phi Kappa 3,4, 82: 4; Alpha Ch: 4,- Mu Sigma Gamma 3,4; Inframural Sports 4. CAROL S. GANSNER, Collinsville, HL; Efemenmry Education: Tofebf 1,2,3,4; SNEA 4. J. R. GARNER, Carrsbud, N. M.; Business; Transfer from New Mexico State Univers'ny; Sub T-HS 1,2; Science CM: 2 CHERYL GAY, Jasper, Alm; Elementary Educmion; Transfer from Freed- Hordeman CoHege; Latin American Club 3,11; SNEA 3,4. H. KELLEY GEURIN, JR., Benron, Ark; Bio1ogy; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,2,3.d. Trees, 3; Bison Baasfers 2,3,11; Philcugeiu 1,2,3; Sdence Club 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. RONALD L. GIBBS. Escondfdu, Culih Sociaf Selence; Frarer Sodulis 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1; American Studies 4; P111 Alpha Theta 4; Infromural Sports 1,2,3,4. ROBERT D. GiBSON, Lubbock, Tex.; Bible, Transfer from Lubbock Christian CoHege; TAG 3,4; African Club 3,4; Timothy Club 4. CHARLIE PRICE GOOCH, JR., Hernando, Missd Elementary Educahon; Transfer from Northwest Mississippi Junior College, Pioneer 2; Afrkon Club 2; Chorale 2; 1mrumum1 Sports 4. PEGGY GRANDI, Memphis, Tenn; Seoul Studies; Regina 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Vice- Pres. 3; May Queen Nominee 3,4; Chi Sigma Alpha Crub Queen 2,- A CappeHa 1,2,- Ensemb1e l.2; SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 1, 67 BILL GRANT, Mendham, N. J..- Accounhng; Transfer from Northeastern Christian College; Pi Gamma P51 4,- Varsity Club 4; Infercollegime Bowl- ing 3.4; Intramural Spam. 4. POLLY JEANETTA GRAVES, Ruckford, 111.,- Elemenmry Educmion, Transfer from York College; Peril Jean 4; SNEA 3,4; Dactyiology Oub 3. MARILYN ADELE GRIFFIN, Colorado Springs, Calm: Elementary Education; Transfer from Hastings College; MEA 2,3,4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Trees. 2; African Club 2,3,- Chomle 3; Dcctyiology Ctub 4; Hondmuidens of Chrisf 2,3,4, Pres. 8; Big Sisters 3; lnferciub Counc114, Pres. 4. BETTE GRIMES, Mulden. Mo.; Elementary Educcnon; Transfer from South- east MissouH State College; Tofebt 3,4, Devotionm Leader 4; European Out: 4; SNEA 4. BETTY ANN HALEY, Bulesville, Ark; Secretarial Science; Zeta Rho 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; May Queen Nominee 4-, Peri? Jean 4; Bison Boosters 1,2,3,4; Interclub Council 4, Sec. 4, JIMMY H. HAMPTON, lewisville, Ark; Accounting,- Timofhy Club 1,2; Pi Gamma F51 2,3,4; American Sfudies 3,4. VIVIAN DELORES HANDLEY, Corning, Ark.; E1ememary EducoHon; Kappa Phi 1,2,3,4, Pres 2; May Queen Nommee 3; SNEA 1,2,3; lnferdub CouncH 3, TRAVERS D. HANNA, Falls Church, Va.; Business; Transfer from Freed- Hordemon College; Lambda Sigma 3,4; 1nTrumural Sports 3,4. JAMES G. HANNAH, Van Buren, Ark; Bibhs; Transfer from Fort Smith Junior CoHege; Chi Sigma A1pho 1.23.4, Sec. 4; Dacfyfology Club 3; Timmhy Club 3,4,- Vietnam Club 3; ChoroIe-3,4, Pres. 3,4; KHCA 3,4, Program Direc1or4; SMENC 3,4; 10m Bela Sigma 4, ROBERT HARPOLE, Corning, Ark; Elemenfcry Education; Kappa Sigma Kappa 3.4,- SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 1; Young Democrms 1; Infercollegmre Baseball 3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. LARRY W. HARRIS, Searcy, Ark.; Business Administration; Transfer from Arkansas STOTe CoHege. JANICE KAY HAWKINS, Brookville, Pm; Elementary Education; Kappa Phi 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Pres. 4; European Club 1,2,3, Sec. 2; Hand; maidens of Chris? 2,3,4; Bison Boomers 1; anrcmural Sports 2,3,4; Inferclub Councif 3,4. LARRY GEORGE HEDRICK, Wichita, Kum; Musk; Transfer from York College; TAG 2,3; A Cappello 3; Chorale 3; Belles and Beuux 3,- SNEA 4; SMENC 3,4; 1ntrumurcl Sports 3,4. CHERYL BETH HEMINGWAY, Murray Hill, N. J.; Secretarial Science; Zeta P141 Zem 1,2,3,4; Chorale 1,2,3,4; Campus Players 4. LARRY B. HENDERSON, Avonduie, Arim; Bible; Delta 1010 1,2,3, Pres. 2, Treats. 1; African Club '2,- Nloem Lights 1; Timofhy Club 1,2,- Chomfe 2; 1nrrcmurol Spam 1,2,3,4. LEE ELLEN HENDRIX, Newport. Ark; Vocational Home Economics; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1,2,3,4; A Coppelfu 1,2; B19 Sisters 2; AHEA 1,4. PEGGY SUE HENDRIX, Antoine, Ark.; Business Education; Tofeb? 1,2,3,4, Trees. '2; Dactylology Club 3; SNEA 3,4; Young Democrats 4; 1ntrumurul Sports 1; Interclub Council 3. PETE BROWN HENRY, Columbia, Tenn.; Accounting; Sub T-lb 1,2,3,4; Pi Gamma P51 4; Young Republfcons 4; VarsRTy Club 1,2.3,4; Infer- collegiufe Fomball 1,2,3,4, BosebaH 1,2,3,4; 1mramurul Basketball 3,4. 68 PAULA ANN SPENCER HICKS, Warm Springs, Ark,- Biology; K0 J0 Kai 1,2,3, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, AThleHC Director 3-, A CuppeHu 1,2,3,4, SEC. 3; Ensemble 3,4; SNEA 3,4; Bxson Boosters 2-, Philaugeiu 3,4; Colhecon 2, JAMES LARRY HILLIS. Searcy, Ark,- JoumuHsm; Bison Photographer 1, KHCA 3,4, News Director 3,4; Camera Out: 1, Sec. 1. i KAREN MAYHALL HIlTON, Oak Park, III.; 50:11:11 Science; Them P51 1,2; SNEA 1,2. MARLIN DENNY HILTON, East Prairie, Mm; Business Administration; Sigma Tau Sigma; Varsity C1Ub T; rnfercollegfafe FootbaH 1; Inrramum1 Sporfs 1,2,3,4. RANDY HINER, Worland, Wyo.; Biology; Transfer from York College; TAG 3,4; Inframurul Sports 3,4. SHARON ESTELLE HINSON, Searcy, Ark; Institutionm Management and Dietetics; Tofeb1 2,3,4; Home Economics Award 3, AHEA 4. BARBARA SUE HITT, Piggu , Ark,- Home Econormcs; Science C1Ub 4; AHEA 1,2,3,4. SAMUEL WAYNE HODNETT, Belzoni, Miss.; Elementary Educmion; Trans- fer from Mississippi Delta Jum'or College; Dudylology Club 3,4; Pelil Jean 4; SNEA 4; Timofhy Club 13,4; lntercolFeglate FootboH 3,4. MARJORY HOGUE, Lewisville, Ohio; Psychology and Sociofogy; Transfer from Ohio Valley Col1ege; Omega Phi 3,4; chdmoidens of Christ 3; Exson Boosfers 4; American Sfudies 3,4, GEORGE H. HOLCOMB. 111.. Mobile, Ala; Physical Educarion; Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College; SNEA 4; PEMM 3,4; InfercoHegw'ore Foot; 13011 3,4; 1n1romurul Sports 3,4, AII-Smr BaskeRbuH 3 DEANNA SUE HOLLAND, Memphis, Tenn; Speech, KOPPO DeHa 1,2331. Hxslorion 3, Pres. 4; SNEA 2,3,- Eison Boosters 1; Campus Players 1. ROBERT P. HOLLIS, Prineevon, Lu.; Bible; Delm Iota 1,2,3,4, Timothy Cfub 12,34 NIORS --g brings peaceful setting to busy campus 1m senles silently over fhe desened Iwbrury and Adminisfration Building, a sense of securffy and air of peucequness pervade the campus. ROBERT HOLLOWAY, Ciinlon, Ark; Chemistry; Bem Phw Kappa 1,2,3; Chumfe 3; Science Club 3; Young Republlcons 3,4, Pres. 4. WALTON HOOK, Carlsbad, N. M,; Bibha; Transfer from Lubbock Chris- Hcm CoHege. ANNETTE LOUISE HOUTZ, Winchester, Ky.; Elementary Eductman; Trans- fer wfrom Southeusmrn Chrisriun CoHege; OEGE 3,4, Pres. 4,- Dddylofogy CM: 3,- SNEA 4. JOAN CAROL HOWARD, Huntsville, Ala.; Vocational Home Economics; Transfer from David Lipscomb CoHege; Omega Phi 3,4, Trees. 4; SNEA 3,4; Bison Bocs'rers 3,4,- AHEA 3,4. BRUCE DEAN HOWELL, Darlington, Pu.,' Elementary Education; Transfer from Freed-Hurdemun CoHegE; Koinonic: 3,4, SEC-Treoz. 3,4; Tofebt Club Beau 3,4; Docrylology Club 4,- SNEA 3,4; Blson Boosfers 3,4; eromum! Sports 3,4; All-Smr Baseball 3; Archery Club 3,4. BEN HUEY, Murysville, Ohio; Mathematics; Bem Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4; Alpha Ch: 3,4; Who's Who 3,4, SA. Cabmef 4; A Cappella 1,23,41,- Quoriet 2,3; EeHes and Beaux 12,14; Band T,?,3,4: Mu Sigma Gamma 3; Recording Studio 3,4. JOANN HULETT, Kenna , Mm; Sccwol Science; Tefebf 1,2,3,4; SNEA 2,8,- Dnctylomgy 2,- Bison Boosters 2; Young Democrats 3,4. CHARLOTTE LYNN HUMPHREYS, Memphis, Tenn.; Business Admimsrrmion; Omega Phi 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2, 4, Sec. 2,3, Trees. 3, Who's Who 4; SA. Cob'me? 3,4; Chorale 1,2,- Americon Studies 2,3,4; Big SisTers 2; Campus Players 7,3,- lmerclub Council 2,4 SHARON D. HUNNICUTT, Memphis, Tenn.; Speech; Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4, Vw'ce-Pres 3, Pres. 4; SNEA 3; Bison Boosters I; Mfercollegime Debate 4. BRENDA JOYCE JACKSON, Matthews, Mm,- Socicl Scwence, L05 Com; paneras 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Reponer l, A?NETJC Director 2,- May Queen Nommee 3, Bison 3,4,- Europecn Club 4; SNEA 2,- Bison Boomers 1; American Sfudfes 2,3,4, Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Sec. 4. DONALD HALL JOHNSON, Shrevepurf, L0,; Accounting and Business; Berc: Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4, Treus. 2,41; Alpha Chi 3,4, Pres. 4; Who's Who 3,4; Class VicerPres. 2,- Honor Student 1,2; SA, Cdb'me1 3,4; Bison I,2,3,4, Assistant Ed'xfor 2,3, Sports Editor 3, Pi Gamma Psi 3,4; American Studies 2,3,4: anrumurol Sports 1.2,3,4; Marketing Management Team 3,4. LINDA POYNER JOHNSON, Coming, Ark - Elememcry Educuhon; Trans- fer from Crowley: Ridge CoHege; Tofebf 4; SNEA 4. SENIORS Teaching children offers rewards to seniors ELEMENTARY educum'on moior Polly Graves discovers That The rewards found in reaching reading are worth $116 Time spent To do c: good iob. WILBOURN T. JONES, Memphis, Tenn.; B1b1e; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,2,3,4, Treas. 1; Chorale 2; 1n1ramuru1 Sports 4; AIJ.smr Football 2,3,4. 1; Chorale 2; Intramural Sports 4; All-Smr Fooiboll 2,3,4. LAUREL DARWIN KEICHLINE, Conneuuf, Ohio; Generai Science; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,234, Vice-Pres.3; Who's Who 4; S.A. Rep. 2, Caane? 3; Philougeia 1,- Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Pres. 3; Infrumurul SporTs 1,2,3,4,SDHbu11AlI-Smr 1,2,3. GARY CECIL KELLEY, Pocolello, Idaho; Elementary Education; Transfer from Idaho State University; Sigma Tau S1gmc1 1,2,3,4, Secrefury 2, Vice- Pres. 3; Nor'rhern Lights 2,3; SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 2; Campus Players 3,4; lmmmura1 Spor'rs 2,3,- American Colleg1cfe Players 3,4; Archery Club 3, Pres. 3; Harding Collegiate Players 3. JAMES A. KENT, Miami, Fla; Bible and Speech; Transfer from Alabama Christian College; BeTc Phl Kappa 2,3,4, ReHgious Direcfor 3,4; Bison 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Timothy Ciub 3,4, Vice;Pres. 4; A CuppeHc 4; Chorale 3; SNEA 3; Intramural Sporfs 3,4. DOLORIS KAY KIRKBRIDE, Indianapolis, Ind.,- Elemenrary Education; Zeta Rho 1,2,3,4, Religious Chairman 2, Trees. 3, Pres. 4; Dudylology Club 1,2,3; Chora1e 1,2,3,4, Ensemb1e 2,3,4; SNEA l,2,3,4; Young RepubHccns 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; lnterclub Counc1l 3. PAUL GREY KITE, Kearney, Neb.; Eio1ogy; Transfer from York College; Chi Sigma Alpha 3,4,- A Coppellc: 4; Chorale 3; Biiitsu 3,4: Campus Players 3,4; American Collegiate Players 4. JAMES R. KNIGHT, Alma, Ark; General Scrence; Lambda 51'ng 1.13.4; Band 1.29.4; A CuppeHu 2,3; lnfrumurul Sports 1,2,3,4. VIRGIL KNOX, Ruymondville, Tex - Bible; Frater Sodalis l,2,3; Trmofhy Club 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN J. KRAUSE, Elm Grove, Wis.; Elementary Educmion; Transfer from Oklahoma Chr1siiun College; Kappa Kappa Kappa 3,4 ERLENE LANEY, Broken Arrow, Okla.; Speech and English; Zero Rho 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1; ths Who 4; May Queen Finalist 3; B1son Boosters 1,2; Campus Players 1,234; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4; American Collegiate Prayers 1,2. HARRY lISLE, Canyon, Tem; Phys1cul Education,- Trunsfer from West Texas State University; Sub T-16 3,4; PEMM 4; 1ntercoilegiafe FooTbaH 3,4; AH-AIC 4; Intramural Sports 3,4. LINDA KAYE LOCKLAR, Lexington, Ky.; Home Economics; Transfer from Un1versify of Kentucky; WHC 2,3,4; Treos. 3; AHEA 2,3,4; B1son 30531911 3; Biscnetfes 3. - PHILIP MAX LORENZ, Wichita, Kam; Psychology and Sociology; Mohiccm 1,2,3,4, Scribe 3,4; Pem Jean 3,4, Assisfom Busmess Manager 3, Busiv ness Manager 4; American Studies 2,3,4, 1nrromurol Sparks 1,2. NANCY McBURNEY, Kingmnn, Kun.; Elementary Educmion; Transfer from York College; Beta Tou Gamma 3,4; Norrhern Lighfs 3,4; Hondmaidens of Chris? 3,4; SNEA 3,4. JANET ELAINE McCLOUD, Rochesler, Mich; E1ememary EducoNon; Trans- fer from Michigan Christian Junior College; Tofebt 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3: Northern Lights 3,4, Reporter 3; Hondmaidens of Chris? 3,4; SNEA 3,4; Infrcmurul Sporfs 3. CHARLES McCULLOUGH, Salem, Ark,- Generui Science; Mohicon 1,2,34- Choru1e 2,- 1nterco1leg1ute Swimming 4. PAUL EDWARD McDANIEL, East Point, 6a.,- Biology; Delta 1am 1,2,3,4, Parl1omemor1cn 2, VicevPres. 3, Pres. 3, Reporter 3-, Chorale 1,2; SNEA 4; Philougeio 3,4, Pres. 4,- Bi1itsu 4. IVAN MCKINNEY, JR., Lake Village, Ark; Mathematics; Galaxy l,2,3,4; Chorale I; Bison Boosters 1,- Sc1ence Club 1,2; Mu ngmu Gamma 3,4; mtmmurol Sports 1,2,3,4. 7T JACKIE MAHAN, Bnlesville, Miss.; Home Economics; Transfer from Freedr Herdsman College; Tr1 Kappa 3,4, Sec. 4; Austhun Club 3,4; Dacty- 1ology 3,4; SNEA 4; Co'hecon 4; Inferdub Coundl 4,- Les Bonnes DU Christe 3,4, SUSAN MANGRUM, Wardell, M0,; Enghsh; Transfer from Freed-Hordemon CoHege; OEOE 4; Bison Boos1ers 4; Young Republicans 4. ROGER EDWARD MASSEY, Wheeling, W. Va.; Bible,- Trunsfer from Ohio Volley CoHege; Chi Sigma Alpha 2,3; T1mothy C1ub 2,3,4; 1nrramurol Spor'rs 2,3,4 JAMES W. MATHENEY, Axis, Alu.; Physical Educcnion; SNEA l,2; Bison Boosrers 3,4; PEMM 3,4; Mu Sigma Gamma 4; lnrrumurcl Sports 1,2,3,4. DAVID J. MAXON, Euslis, Neb.; Phymcol Education; Transfer from York CoHege; TAG 4,- SNEA 4,- PEMM 3,4; 1ntrumurol Spons 3,4; A Sfurs 3; Archery Club 3. DON MEDLEY. Memphis, 1enn., Physncal Educmmn; Alpha P111 Kappa 3,4; Tri Kappa Club Beau 3,4; lmercoHegiufe BaskeTbuH 1,?,3,4; lnh'umum1 Sports 1,2,3,4. FLOYD MEREDITH, Hazelhurst, Miss.; B1ble; Transfer from Copiahrlmcoln Jumor College; Chorale 3; Band 3; Recording Chorus 4. JOHN ROY MARTIN MERRITT, Kalomo, Zambia; Blble and Psycho1ogy, Frater Sod01is 1,213.4, Trees. 2, Member-m-Iorge 4-, A+r1cun Club 1,2,3,4; Tmothy Club 1; Chorale 1,2. LINDA FAYE MILLER, Rockdule, Tex.; Elementary Educahon; Transfer from Lubbock Christian College; Zeta Phi Zeta 3,4, Sec, 3,4; SNEA 3,4. HELEN VERNETTE MINNS, Suuusunnu, N. 1.; Home Economics; Transfer from David prscomb CoHege, Omega Phi 4; Alpha Chi 4,- Nor1hern -Ligh?s 3,4, Trees. 4; Chorure 4; SNEA 4,- AHEA 3,4, ViCE-PFBSV 4, AL MOORE, Salem, Ore;. Hismry; Transfer from Magic Valley Christian Colfege; Alpha PM Kappa 3,4,- SNEA 4, Intramural Sports 3,4, All-Stor SohboH 4 JOYCE ANNE MOORE, Phoenix, Ariz.; Home Economics,- Los Companeras 1,2, Trees. 2; African Club 1, Daciyldogy Club 4,- Europeon Club 4; Chorale 1,- Bond 2, Recording Chorus 2,3, Bison Boosfers 2; AHEA 1,2,34 Trees, 3 SENIORS MICHAEL EDWARD MOORE, Springfiefd, M04 Bible and Eng11sh; TNT 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 3,4; Whu's Who 4,- S.A, Rep. 1, Trees. 4, Dacfylology Club 7,?; Timofhy Club 1,2,3,4, PAT MOORE, Balesviile, Ark; Business Administration; A1pha Chi 4,- Circle K 4; American Sfudies 2,3,4, Young Democrats 4, Intramural Sports 2,4. JAMES WILLIAM MOSS, Bolivar, Tenn; Physical Education; Mohigun 1,2,3,4, Trans. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Phi Delta Club Beau 3,4,- C1ass Fax'mrile 2, A CcppeHa 1,2,3; Circle K 1,2,- PEMM 1,2,3, Varsity crub 1,2,3,- lnfercoHegime Fomball 1,2,3,- Infrumuraf Sports 1,2,3,4, AIl-STar Soft- boH 1,2,3. BILLIE T. MULLEN, Des Arc, Arkl; EngHsh, Transfer from M1551551ppi State Un1vers1fy, SNEA 4. STEVEN R. NEEL, Fort Collins, Cola; Phys1col Educofion; Transfer from York College. BARBARA ANN NEELY, Vandalia, Ohio; Psychology and Sociology; Trans, fer from Freed-Hordemun Collage, OEGE 3,4, Reporier 3, Sec. 4; Pioneer Club Queen 4; SA. Rep. 4,- Handmmdens of Chrm 3; American Studies 4; lnHomurcl Sports 3 72 ', -ITATIDN, singing and prayer her to BETTY LOUISE NEIDERER, York, Pm; Biology; Transfer from Northeastern Chrishcm CoHege; Kappa Deha 2,3,4,- Norfhem lights 2,3; SNEA 2,3; Bison Boosters 3; Philougeic: 2,3,4, KHCA 4; Campus Players 3; InTe-rciub Councxl 3. DON ED OGDEN, Campbell. Mm; Physical Education; Transfer from Crow1ey1s Ridge College, PEMM 3.4,- Intramural Sports 3.4, All-Stor BaskeiboH 3. FOY THOMPSON O'NEAL, Amlers, 01:10.; Music Educcmon, Transfer from Oklahoma Chnshcm Col1ege; TNT 3,4; Band 3,4; SNEA 3,4; SMENC 3,4, Vice-Pres 4-, Academy Band Director 4. LOIS ANN REIBOLDT O'NEAL, Neosho, M0,; Buslness Education; Gum 1,2,3,4, Tress. 2,3; Australian Club 1,- SNEA 1,2,3,4; B19 Sisters 2 BOBBY D. ORR, Dekalb, Tex.; Bible; Yronsfer from Lubbock Christian CaHege; Sub T-16 3,4; European Club 3: Timothy C1ub 3,4, Pres, 4, JULIA KATHRYN OWENS, North Liltle Rock, Ark; Psychology and Sociology; Kappa Delta l,2,3, Treus.3;Who's Who 4; Fe! Jean 1, Classes Edifor 2, Assistant Edimr 3, Editor 4; Pi Kappa D6110 1,2,3,4; Infer- coHeglafe Debuie Team 1,2. TERRY L. PACE, Flint, Mich.; Bible,- Tmnsfer From Freed-Hurdemon Col- lege; Koinonio 3,4,- Timothy C1ub 3,4. PAULETTE PARK, West Springfield, Penn.; Physical Education; Delta Chi Omega l,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Handmaxdens of Christ 3,4; SNEA 3; PEMM 2,3,4; inrramum15ports 1,2,3,4, lnferdub Council 3 NANCY CAROL PARKS, Charleston, Mo..- Elementary Education,- OEGE 123,4,- AfrIcon C1ub 1; Latin American Club 1,2; SNEA 4. RICHARD LEWIS PARTEZANA. Youngstown, Ohio; Blofogy; Transfer from 0th VcHey ColFege; Chx ngmo A1pha 3,4, Trans. 3, SNEA 4, Science GM: 4; InframuroF Sports 3,4. CLARA MAE PASLEY, Searcy, Ark; Vocatlonal Home Economics; Kappa Phi 1,2; Lufin American Club 1,- SNEA 1; Science Club 1; AHEA 2; 1n- tromurol Sports 2. JIMMY ELDRIDGE PAUL, Hurst, Tex; Accounting, Sub Tvlb 1,2,3,4; Bison Boosters 1; VarsiTy Club 1,2,3; Imercollegiafe FombalF 1, Baseball l,2,3, Infmmural Sports 1,234, AHismr Foofboll 2,3, BcskefbaH 1. 73 LEONARD P. PENFNGER, Bakersfield. Culif.; Psychology and Soc1o1ogy; Transfer from Bakersfield College; TAG 3,4, lELAND FREDERICK PETERSON, Memphis, Tenn.; Commercia1 Ari, Transfer from Memphis Stme Un'wershy; AEX 1,3,4, Scribe 3,- Bisan 1; Biscn Boosters 1; Young Republwcans 1,4; Biiirsu 1,4, MARTHA NEAL PITNER, Fayenevilfe, Ark; E1emen1c1ry Education; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Sec, 4; Perl? Jean 2,3,4, Socim C1ubs Ednor 3,4,- Bund 1,2,3; SNEA 3,4, 81g Sisters 2,3; Inferclub Counci14; Alpha Phi Gamma 4, Trans 4 PAUL M. PITT, Memphis, Tenn.,- Arr,- D2110 10ch 12,14, Reponer 1, V1ce- Pres. 2,3, Sec, 3, Pres 4: Bison 1,2, SNEA A. Bison Bocsrers 1,2; Bi11rsu 2,3,4. JERRY PLEMONS, For! Worih, Tex.; Elementary Educmion; Transfer from Fort Worth Christkm CoHege, Sub T716 3,4; SNEA 3,11; 1n1rcmura1 Sports 3,4, MIKE PLUMMER, Mussill'un, Ohio; Exalogy; Mohman 1,2,3,4; JU GO JU CJUb Beau 3,4; Vorsny C1ub 1,2,3,4; IntercoHegime FcotbaH 1,214, In'ercoUegiofe BoseboH 1,2,3,4,AI1;AIC 2. CAROLYN WEBB PONDER, Liflfe Rock, Ark; E1emenfory Educahon; SNEA 123,4 GARLAND POUNDS, JR., Cordovu, Alon; Socim Sc1ence, Transfer from Walker CoHege: TAG 3,4; 11morhy CM: 4, lnfrnmural Sports A, JOEL G. PRITCHETT, Dresden, Tenn.; Accouming; Transfer from Freed; Hardemun Coflege; TAG 3,4,- P1 Gamma PsF 3,4 CAROL PRUCHA, Shawnee, Okla; 1nsmufinnal Munngemenf and Die1eTECS, Kc Jo Kai 123,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; Fem Jean Queen FinaHsf 3; Lambda 51'ng Club Queen 3,4,- Homecoming Court 3,- ston Boosters 12,34, AHEA 1,2,3,4, lmerc1ub Counci1 1,2,3,4. JAMES D, RAMSEY, Harrison, Ark,- Physiml Educuhon; Transfer from Arkansas Tech; PEMM 1,2,3,4; SNEA 2,3,4; OCAPA 1,2; Young Re; aubhcans 1; TimoThy CFUb 123,4, JANICE BARRY RANDOLPH, Oakley, Kurt; Social Sdence; Kappa Phi 1,2,3, Pres. 3,- Mcxy Cour? 1; Ducty1ology Club 1; SNEA 1; Young Republicans 1; P; Kappa Deha 2 Sec,-Treos. 2, interdub Council 1. SENIORS Students spend morning break in questof letters HARDING students, hopefuily expechng that fang uwmfed 1ener pufienfly endure the ofter-chopel rush to mailboxes in the 51udem center. JERRY LYNN REAVES, Malden, M0,; Business Administration,- Koinonio 1,2,3; Vice-Pres, 2; Bison 4; Doctylo1ogy Club 2; P1 Gamma Psi 3,4,- Varsify C1ub 2,3,4; Intercollegiate Tennis 2,3,4; Intramural Spams 1,2,3,4, Ail-Smr Softball 1,3. MARILYNN DIXON REAVES, Munfard, Alm; English; Beta Tau Gamma 1,2,3, Sports Director 1, Pres. 3; May Court 1,- Bison 4; SNEA 1,- Bison Boosters 1. JOAN MARIE RITCHIE, Searcy, Ark.; Music; Transfer from York Coflege; Who1s Who 4; Frater Sodclis C1ub Queen 3; A CuppeHo 2,3,4; Belles 0nd Beam: 4; SMENC 2,3,4. JANIE RITTENOUR, Fvedrickburg, Ohio; Music; La: Componeros 1,2,3; ReporTer 2; Docfylolcgy 1,2,3; A Coppello 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4,- Band 1.23.4, Sec. 3,4; KHCA 3,4,- SMENC 1,2,4; Campus Players 2,3,4; Iota Beta Sigma 3,4, Sec. 3,4; A1C Bond 2;A1C Chorus 1,2,3,4. BARBARA SUE ROBERTSON, Little Rock, Ark.; Bio1ogy; Regina 1,2,3,4; Pam Jean 2; Dudyfulogy Club 1,2; Philougeio 1,2; Science Club 1,- Hur- ding Business Women 3,4. SANDRA KAYE ROLEN, Sf. Louis, M04 Elementary Educo1ion; Phi Delta 123,4, Pres, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 2; May Queen F1nolisr 3; Kappa S1gma Kappa Club Queen 4,- Northern Lights 1,2,3; Handmaidens of Chris? 3,4; Chorale 1 SNEA 2,3,4; lnterclub Counc11 2, Recording Chorus 2. CAROL RUDOLPH, Madison, Wis.; Home Economics; Transfer from York Collega; TAG 3,4; AHEA 3,4. CHARLES E. RUDOLPH, Janesvilfe, Wis.; Bible; Transfer from Freed-Hurde- man; TAG 3,4; T1morhy Cfub 3; SMENC 3. ANDREW F. SAUNDERS lll, Bell, Calif; Speech; Chi Sigma Alpha 1,2,3,4, ViceiPres. 4; ths Who 4,- A Coppella 1,3,4; Chorale 2; Campus Players 1,2,3,4; Nphu Psi Omega 2,3,4; 1nfromurol Sports 1,2; AIIASmr SchbuH 1; American Col1egiute Players 1,2. LINDA DIANE SCHMIDT, Baldwin City, Kun.; Speech; Transfer from York College; Bison 3,4; Campus Players 4,- Alphu P51 Omega 3,4, Sec. 4: American Coliegmfe Players 3. NANCY KAY SCOTT, Kress, Tex; Phys1ccl Educahon; Transfer from Lubbock Christian College; MEA, Pres. 4, Athlen'c Director 3; Australian Club 3; Chorale 4; SNEA 3; PEMM 4; Intramural Sports 3,4; AlI-Smr BaskmbaH, VolleybuH and Softball 3,4; lnferclub Council 4. KATHY SCRUGGS, Coldwuur, M155.; Mothemchs; Transfer from North; west Missxssippi Jumor College; Phi D9110 3,4. FAYE FREEMAN SCUDDER, Doniphan, Miss.,- Musxc Education; Koppi Phi 1,2,3, Devoh'onal DirecTor 2,- TAG 4; Doctylology Club 4; A Cuppella 3-, Chorale 2; Bond 2,3; SNEA 3; Bison Boosters 2,- SMENC 2,3,4. MARK SETM, Hammonlnn, N..I. Phys1cal Educurion; Transfer from North- eastern Christian Junior College; Sigma Tau Sigma 3,4,- Pemm 4; fmen coilegime BaseboH 3, Bowling 3; AII-Smr Basketball 3, Spoal14. DAVID SENN, Columbia, 5. C.; Mus1c EducaHon; Transfer from Freed; Hardemun; Lambda Sigma 3,4; A CappeHc 3,4; V1ce-Pres. 4, Octet 3; Band 3,4; SMENC 4. CAROLE STEPHENS SHEEHY, Monlgumery. Ala.; Elementary Education,- Transfer from Alabama Chr1sHon College; Zeta Rho 2,3, Sec. 2,- Ausfrol; ion Club 3; Hondmuldens of Chris? 3,4; SNEA 4- LARRY SHEEHY, Allunlu, 50.; Bible; Transfer horn Alabama Christian College; TNT 3,4; Austrol'mn Club 3,4,- Dodylology Club 3; Timofhy Cfub 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3. VICTOR L. SHELTON, Colorado Springs, Calm.- Bible; Trons$er from York College; Chi S1gma Alpha 3; TAG 4; Timothy Club 3,4; A Cuppell'u 3; Bison Boosters 3; Inframuro1SporTs 3,4; AIl-Smr Basketball 3. 75 SAM SHEWMAKER, Kulamo, Zambia; Bible; Prater Soduhs 1.2.14: African C1ub 1,2,3,4; Chorale 1,2. SHERMAN N. SHEWMAKER. Kalamo, Zambia,- B1ble; Frater Sodalis 1,2,3,4. Trans. 4; African Club 1,2,3,4, V1ce;Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4; A CuppeHc 4: Chorale 1,2; 1ntramural Spam 4. ROBERT W. SIMMONS, Lepunto, Ark,,- Mothemmics; Mohicon 1.2.3.4; Radio Club 1,2,3; 1Mromuro1 Sports 1,2,3,4, SUSAN SETLiFF SIMMONS, Ashdown, Ark; Eiememary Education; 53110 Chi 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2, Trees. 1, Reporter 3; May Queen Nominee 3; SNEA 1,- Bison Booiters 1; Big Sisters 2. GARY lEE SIMPSON, Kansas Cily, Kum; Social Science; Sub 1-16 12.3.4, Athletic Director 4; Kappa Delta Club Beau 2,3; KHCA 2,3; Vcrsify Club 1,2,34- AII-AIC Baseball 3,- Imercollegiure Basketbolf 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4. Bowling 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball and 8015113011 3,4; AII-Sror Basketball and So'FTball 3,4. GARY DON SIZEMORE, Muskogee, 01:113.; Business Administration; Galaxy 1; TAG 3,- Accounting Club 4. CLYDE GAYLON SMITH, Memphis, Tenn; Genero1 $c1ence; Galaxy 1,2,3,4,- P1 Kappa Delfu 1,2,3,4. DAN SMITH, Milan, Kant; Music Education; Transfer from York College; TNT 3,4, Trees. 4; Who's Who 4; Regina Club Bean 4; Timothy Club 3,4; A CappeHu 3,4,- Qucmer 3,4; Belles and Beaux 3,4; SNEA 3,4; SMENC 3,4; Intramural Softball and Basketball 3,4; AH-Stcr Softball 3,4; Academy A Coppellu Director 4. DAVID EUGENE SMITH, Ashdown, Ark; Chemistry; Beta Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4; Gum Club Beau 3,4,- Cluss Favorite 3; Class Pres. 2; S.A. Rep. 3, Pres. 4; Chorale 1,3; Band 1,2; Bison Boosters 3,4: 5c1ence Club 1,2; Intramural Sports 1,2,4; All-Smr Football 4. GLENN W. SMITH, Searcy, Ark; Business Adminisfrotion; APK 2,3,4; Dntrumurol Football 1,2,3,4, WILLIAM RICHARD SMITH, Seultle, Wash; Psychology; Transfer from York College; TAG 3,4. KYLE SMOCK. Molina, Ill.; Social Science; TNT 113,4, Historian 2, Sec. 3; S.A. Cabinet 2,3,4; Chorale 1,2,3,4,- SNEA 4; B1son Boosters 4,- Cumpus Pfayers 1,2,3; Intramural Sports 1, SAlLlE SOLOMON. Seurzy, Ark; Accounhng; TronsFer from Arkansas State College; Pi Gamma Psi 2,3,4, Sec. 2. GWENDOLYN C. STARKEY. Carnon, Ohio; Music Education; Transfer from Ohio Valley College; A Cappello 3,4; SNEA 3,4; SMENC 3,4. BETH STARLING, Waco, Tam; Elemenmry Education; Ju Go Ju 1,2.3,4, Sec.-Treus. 1,2,3, Vlce-Pres. 3, Pres, 4; May Court 1,2,3; Class Sec-Treas. 1; Sub T-16 Club Queen 4; Dodylology Club 1; Chorafe 2; SNEA 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4; lmerc1ub Council 3,4. ROBERT 1.. STEVENSON, Albion, Neb.; Biology; Transfer from York College; Koinoniu 3,4; Daoylomgy Club 2,3,4; Science Quiz 4; intramural Sports 2,3,4. GAIL BOYD STILLWAGON, Levittown, N. Y.; Secrefuriai Science; Transfer from Nonheasfern Christian Junior College; Lus Compunerus 2,3,- Reporter 2, Vice-Pres. 3; TAG 4; European Club 2,3; Northern Lights 2,3; Hand- maidens of Chris? 3,4; Philougem 4. MELVIN STINNETT, Maryvilla. Tenn. Accounting; Transfer from Freed- Hardeman College; Sub T-16 3,4,- Americun Sfudles 3,4; 1ntramural Sports 3,4, All-Sfur Basketball, Volleyball, Sof?boll 3,4. 76 MLigouk. -' IOUS campus leaders find many new ideas and suggesh'ons m The annual faH leadership conference, sponsored by the Student AssocioHOn- WILLIAM EDWARD STOKES, JIL, Bossier City, Ln.; Elementary Educohon; Transfer from David Lipscomb College; Sigma Tau Sigma 3,4,- European Club 4; Intercolfegiore Track 3,4; Intercollegiate Cross Country 4, KEITH LEON STRAUGHN, Kansas City, Kun.; Music Education; Transfer from York CoHege; TNT 3,4; Bison 3,4; A Cappellu 3,4; Men's Ocref 4; Befles 0nd Beaux 3,4,- SNEA 3,4; SMENC 3,4, Pres. 4; intramural Sporfs 3,4, AII-Sfor Softball 3,4. CONNIE JEAN TAYLOR, Diamond, Mo.; Speech; Gare: l,2,3,4, Vwce-Pres. 2,3; May Queen Nominee 4; 0055 Favorife 3; Class Sec. 4,- SA. 3,4, Rep 8, Cabinet 4,- A Coppellu 12.3.4.- Ensemble 2,3,4; Belles and Beoux 2,3,4; SNEA T2; KHCA 3,- Big Sisters 2; Pi Kappa Delta l,2,3,4, Pres 3,4,- Inrercollegime Debme Team 1,2,3,4; Swdem Affairs Commmee 4; Who's Who 4, RICK TAYLOR, San Benito, Tex.; Accounting; Transfer from Lubbock Chm'sHun College; Afpha Chi 4; Pi Gamma Psi 4; American Studfes 3,4; IntercollegIofe Track 3,- Archery Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Marketing Man; agement Team 4, SANDRA .I. THOM, We-sl Plains, Mo.,- Musm; Transfer from York CoHege; A CoppeHo 3,4; Ensembre 3,4,- SMENC 3,4; Northeast Club 4. VICTOR D. THOM, Rockford, Ill.; Bible; Transfer from York CoHege; Timothy Cfub 3,4; A CoppeHu 3,4; Campus Players 3; Intramural Sports 3,4; NortheosT Club 4. F. J. THOMAS Ill, Harrisonville, Mm; Busmess AdeisTroTion; Transfer from New Meme waifury Institute; Pioneer 2,3,4, Reporter 2, Pres. 3; Pi Gamma Psi 4; Young Republicans 3; lnferclub Council 3 CARROLL THOMASON, Midland, Tex - Bible; Transfer from Lubbock Christian Callege; TAG 3,4; Cherme 4. PATRICIA ALENE TIPPINS, Mobile, Alu.,- Bology; Transfer from Freed- Hurdemcn CoHege; Tofeb'r 3,4; SNEA 4, Sclence Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. KEN TIPTON, Heber Springs, Ark; Secondary Education; TNT 1,2,3,4, Trees. 3; Norfheasf Club 4; A Cappelio 2,3,4,- Chorule 1,2; Bond 1,2,3,4; $cience Club 3,4; SMENC 2,3,4; Campus Players 4; J. RAY TOLAND, Mungum, Olden; Mathematics; Transfer from York CoHege; Beta Phi Kappa 3,4; Who's Who 4; SA. Rep. 4; Chorale 3; SNEA 3,4. Vice-Pres. 4,- PEMM 4; Trees. 4; Intramural Sports 3,4, AlLSfar Foofboll 4, Volleyball 3, Buskefboll 3. ELAINE M. TOWNSDIN, Omaha, NEIL; Psychalugy; Transfer from York College; Beta Tou Gamma 3,4, Devotional Chairman 4,- Bisan 3,- Dacfylo- Fogy Club 3,4; Norrhern Lights 3,4, Sec, 3,4,- Timofhy Club 3,- Vietnam Club 3,4, Sec, 3,4; Hundmoxdens of Chris? 3,'Bond 3,- PhHougeiu 3; Science Club 3. eadership conference held at Harding this year GARY OWEN TURNER, Higfand, 111.,- Bib1e and Speech,- Mohicun 1,2,3,4, Trees. 4; Timofhy Club 1,2,3,4,- Young Repubficons 4; Campus Players 1,2,3,4; IntercoHegiote Tennis 1,4; Inrromurof Sports 1,17,13,11. JANE? ANN TYSINGER. Lancaster, Pu.; E1emenmry Education; Transfer from Northeastern Christian Junior College; Kappa Delta 3,4,.H1siorion 3; Feml Jean Queen Nominee 4, May Queen Nominee 4; SNEA 3,4. JOHN VALENTINE, Dallas, Tex; Mothemmics; Sub T716 1,2,3,4, Second More 3; VarsHy Club 2,3,- Infercollegime Basketball 1,2,3. KATHLEEN ELAINE VALENTINE, Dallas, Tex.; E1ementcry Education; MEA 1,2,3,4. Historian 2, Trees. 3, Vicerpres. 4,- Bisun 1, Fe! Jean 1,2,3, Chorale 1; SNEA 3,4 JAKE VINCENT, Russeli, Iowa; Bibie; Transfer from York College; Beta Phi Kappa 3,4; SA. Cabinet 11; Docfy1010gy C1Ub 3,4; Timofhy Club 3,4. SHERRY WAIT, North Linle Rock, Ark; Business Educcmon; Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1, Vice;Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Chorale 1; SNEA 3,4; American Sfudies 2,3,4; Big Sisters 2. H. ALLEN WALKER, Spring Hill, Tenm; Mathematics; Bem Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4,Sec. 3;A1pha Chi 3,4. MARY NANCY WATSON, Anniston, Alan; 50001 Science; Delta Chi Omega 1,2,3,4; SNEA 2,4; American Studies 2,3,4; Phi Alpha Them 3,4, H157 Toriun 4; Big Sisters '2 CHARLIE WATTS, Eudora, Kun.; Physical Education; Transfer from York College; PEMM 3,4, VicerPres. 4; 1nh'c1mura15por15 4. REBA WAYLAND, Dslupluine, Ark; Vocational Hume Economics; Transfer from Southern Baptist College; Los Componeros 2,3,4, Histon'un 3, Vice-Pres. 4; May Queen Nominee 4; European Club 4; SNEA 2,4; AHEA 2,3,4, Historian 3,4,- In1erclub Ccuncil 3. ROBERT EARL WEST, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mathematics; Mohmcm 1,2,3,4; Alpha Chi 8,4, Vice-Pres. 4,- Who's Who 4; A CGppeHG 1,2,3,4; 331125 and Eeoux 3,4; PhiIOUgeio 1; Science Club 1,2,- Compus Players 3,4; 1n; rercoHegiafe Football 1,- lmerco11eg1me Track 1,2,3. ANDERSON C. WHIDDON, Jacksonville, Fla; Business AdministrcHon, Alpha Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4, Sec, 3,- lntercoHegime Track 1,2.3,4; Inter; co1legime Basketball 1, Inimmuml Sports 1,2,3,4, AII-Smr Football 1, Vo1leybo1l 2,3. JOEL E. WHITE, Mulheson, Calm; BioFogy; Tmnsfer from York Co11ege; Komonin 3,4; Intercolleglofe Tennis 3,4. PHIL WILKERSON, Pumgauld, Ark; Socml Science; Transfer from York College; Lambda S1gmc: 3,4; American Studies 4, Phi A1pho Them 4. BECKY WILLIAMS. McCrory, Ark; Elementary Educmion; Transfer from Crowleyi Ridge Ccllegequm 3,4,- Northem Lighfs 3; SNEA 4; Inferdub Council 4. JAN ATTEBERRY WILLIAMS, Seorqr, Ark: Engljsh; Regina 1,2,3, Historian 1, Repcmer 2; A CoppeHc 1. FLOYD WAYNE WILLIAMSON, Dierks, Ark; Buslness Administrarion; Fmter Sodalis 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Pres. 3; 1ntramural Sports 1,2,3, KENNETH WILMOTH McPherson, Kum; Chemistry; Transfer from York College; Science Club 3,4. 78 IN MEMORIAM LANNY G. WILDMAN 1942-1966 Early Sunday morning, June 12, 19661 Lanny . Donna Wildman began their weekly trip to mpton where Lanny had been preaching for ' -. eral months. Near Sheridan there was a headron ision between their car and a car driving north. ny was killed instantly and Donna was serious4 7 injured. Donna recovered, however, in time to . m to Harding for the 1966 fall semester to n plete degree requirements. At the time of his th, Lanny was within one semester of complet- a major in Bible. He had seen the need for drship in the church and his goal was to he an 773i active gospel preacher. MARY JULIA WILSON, Senuth, Mo.; Engfish; Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College; TofebT 3,4, Sec. 4; European Club 4,- SNEA 4. CONSTANCE SUE WOLFE, SI. Clairsville, Ohio; Music EducaTion; Gala 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 2; Pelif Jean 1,- Austrolmn Gub T; Handmmdens of Chrisf 2; Chorale I,2,3,4, Sec. 4; SNEA 2; Bison Boosters l; SMENC 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Big Sisters 2; Recarding Chorus 4. JAMES ROBERT WOOD, Carlsbad, N. M.; Bible; Transfer from Lubbock Christian Callege; TAG 4; DactyloIogy Oub 3; Northern Ligh1s 3,- Pi Kappa DEW: 3,4; Intercollegiate Debate 3. EDWARD GERALD WOODWARD, Jefferson City, Mo.; General Science: Sub T-lb 1,2,3,4, First Mme 3, Skipper A,- Ko Jo Kai Club Beau 3,4; A Cuppeflo 2,3,4,- Vursify Club 1,2,3,4; MTercoHegiOTe Truck 123,4; WercoHegwate Golf 123,4. JOY WOOLARD, Naylor, Mo; Vocationm Home Economics; Zeta Phi Zeta 1,2,3,d, Sec. 1.2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 3; May Queen Nominee 4-, SNEA 4; AHEA 1,3,4. KEN WORSHAM, Annisfon, Alcm Business Admwnisfrution; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; Mframurol Sports 12,34 HOWARD WRIGHT, Folson, Pm; Bible and English; Transfer from North- eastern Chrishhn Junior College; Sigma Tau Sigma 3,4; Pelil Jean 4; Timothy Cfub 4; SNEA 3,4; IntercoHegiure Baseball 4; Mtromurcl Sports 3,4. LINDA ARLENE WRIGHT, Trenlon, N. J.; Elementary Education; Transfer From Norfheasfern Christian Junior College; Kappa Dehu 3,4; Inferclub Council 4. TIM W. YOUREE, Electra, Tax.; Music Education,- Trunsfer from Lubbock Chrisfian College; Band 3,4; SMENC 3,4. JUNIOR OFFICERS. John Ryan, Sponsor; JUNIORS John Vincent, Vice Presidenf; JeuneHe Heid, Secretory; Bob Helsfen, Sponsor. Junior class officers head proiecfs, class party Deruld Wayne Ailes VMporoisol ind. Harold D. Alexander . , Delight Ark, William M. Alexander Tuscaloosa, Alan Claudia Lynn Alley .. .. York, Neb. F. Lynn Allison . Chrisfchurch, N. Zeulund Nancy Clare Allmon ,. .. PHmnn, Pu. E. Wayne Allmun N Pollard, Ark Karen M. Anderson ....... Jackson, Tenn. Eliiuh Anthony Birmmgham, Arcs. Reba Ashley 7 N. LiTHe Rock, Ark. M. Darrell Austin . Puragould, Ark. L. Dewaine Bugwill Doniphon, Mo. Wanda Lou Bagwill Doniphun, Mo, Lynda Ann Bahler .. .. Oregon, Mo. Chasler C. Baird 7 .. Wdlifcrd, Ark. Emma Louise Baker Kensetf, Ark. Charles Glenn Barber Gorendon, Ark. Ann Clark Barker . . Seorcy, Ark. 80 Shanon Louise Barnes . Earle, Ak. John David Barron ., High Springs, Fla. Robert Denver Bauer .. BanlesviHe, Okla. Hoyl Terrell Beasley ....... Winfield. Kan. Richard Allen Beck , . Cherry Treel Pu. James Michael Belue Oscealu, Ark. Marilyn K. Bennett Moyfxefd, Ky. Rebecca Paulette Bennett .. Seurcy, Ark Brenda Jean Berryman ,, Miami, Fla. Shirley Ann Bess . McMinrwille, Tenn. Leann Carol Binkley , Clemmons, N. C. Roger Powell Blue ...... Secrcy, Ark. Sharon Kay Donnell . .. . Doniphun, Mo. Ronald Edwin Boudru . Little Rock, Ark. Katherine L. Boyd . . Pensacola, Flo. Michael J. Boyd , , Sr. Louis, Mo. Joseph Henry Buyle Sangrbon N. Y. Leah Frances Bradford Clinton, Ark, Judy L. Brady . . , Huntsville, Ala. Dale Wayne Brewer WafervheT, Mich. Faye Marie Brewer . Foley, AID. James Neil Bridges .. Frisk, Tex. Janice L. Briley . , Glen, Miss. Jack Thomas Brotk Oorksville, Ark. John Lee Broderhausen . CollmsviHe, IH. Archie E. Brown , , Brosley, Mo. Gerald C. Brown . .. Sumo Ana, Calif. ShTrlay Ann Brown ,. Merced, COW. June! May Brnyles , , . Alma, Ark. Horace H, BruFf . . Plymouth, Mich. Marilyn Buchanan . Chattanooga, Tenn. Carol Jean Burdine . 7 Grannis, Ark. Sharon Elaine Burler . Pongburn, Ark. Louis Fred BuHerfield . Lorned, Kan. Clifford Harding Byrd Menwfee, Ark. Ann Elizabeth Camp Wichim FculFs, Tex. Barbara Ann Cape . . West Plains, Mo. Cheryl Diane Curgill , Bufesville, .Ark Kaye Ellen Carpenter , Ash Flat, Ark. David Gerald Cnrruth . .. .. TUIIO, Tex, Alan Hayden Caner Searcy, Ark. James David Chambers . Hopkinsvilie, Ky Randall Chapman , Huntington, W. Va Donna Gayle Cheek .. UHin, HI. Gilbed L. Clark . .. . . Lunhom, Ma. Jarrell Lynn Clark McRcel Ark. Paul Allen Clements . . Montgomery, Ala. Anifu Jane Cleveland Springfiefd, V0 Judy Lynn Coffmnn , Jackson, Tenn. Jon Rick Coleman . Jonesboro, Ark Curl V2 Collins , Searcy, Ark. Carolyn Ruth Cook Tubrosu, N. Mex. Donna Ray Cook 7 . Sherman, Tex. Kenneth Hugh Cooper . Texas City, Tax. 81 Gary D. Corlrell Carolyn Ann Cowan Carolyn Ann Craig Donna Crunford Karen Louise Cronin . Robert Leroy Culbrealh Ronald Eugene Cullison , . Atlonfo, Ga. , Kensen, Ark. Godfrey, HI. Memphis, Term Denver, Colo Crossett, Ark. , Dayton, 0. Carol Faye Cumberledge . Oelwein, Iowa Jesse 0. Curry Wayne William Daily . Lyndull Wayne Dale Donald K. Daniel James Marvin Daniel . Donald H. Davis G. H. Davis Marcus Olan Davis Franklin W. Dawson Thudu K. Dean Sheryl L. Deny William Alfred Dempsey James Edward Dennis . Charles W. Davuney Linda J. Dewuody Linda Ann Dismuke . Fredrick Paul Dopps Thomas A. Douglas Nancy Ellen andey Jessie Faye Driver Fredrick L. DuBois . . Nenu IL Duncan Linda Raye Dunn Max M. Edringlon Allan Ray Eldridge Jimmy Dale Ellis' Aleiu June Emmerich Robert Clayton Erickson Judy Kay Erwin Neal Hallum Fain Lyle Leroy Farr David Fuulk .. . Dianne L. Fehling . Jack E. Fenske Wiilium David Fields Yvonne Ann Finther Karen Sue Ford ...... C. Alvin Fowler Mike E. Frampfnn Pum D. Hampton John C. Frazier Sylvia H. Frebel , James D. Frederick Hugh P. Freeman Karen K. Gn1yeun James Walden Gardner 82 Hohenwuld, Tenn. . El Dorado, Ark, Russellville, Ark, DCIHOS, Tex. Montgomery, Ala Spring Hm, Tex, CardweH, Mo. Nashville, Tenn Marlow, 0km. Muskogee, Okla. Bemonville, Ark Texcrkuno, Ark. . Memphis, Tenn, Tuscumbic, Ala. Camden, Ark. . . Lonoke, Ark, Wichita, Kcm. ... Champaign, HI, . Birmingham, Ala. Corinth, Miss. Donville, III, Seurcy, Ark. Horatio, Ark. Poragould, Ark, Wood River, III Monetti Mo Houghton, Lu. Mosanon, 0 Richardson, Tex. Darius, Tex, Fu1rview, Mnnf Seorcy, Ark SufeHHe Beach. HG. Sunol, Neb Bedford, Ind. ElizabeThlown, Ky. Berkley, Mich. Yuma, Ariz. Indianapolis, Md Momgomery, A10, Idabel, Oklur . . Miomil Flo. West Liberty. Ky, . Narchez, Miss. Grants, N. Mex, Salinas, Calif '1. NIORS Dana Lyn Gurren Conroe, Tex James Kenneth Glass James Rawlings Gowen Sharon Kay Gowen . Robbie Grady Roy Roger Green Memphis, Tenn .' Dcmo, Ark. Coming, Ark Formingfon, N. Mex H'Tkory Ridge, Ark Donald lee Greer Phil Wayne Griffin Chattanooga Tenn NushviHe, Tenn Larry Dun Griffith Thayer, MO Guy D. Grove Conemaugh, Pa Clifford Lee Gunn Alma, Ark. Parker Lee Gunn West Helena, Ark. Claudia Marlene Hail Alma, Ark. Richard Dilmas Hull Newark, Ark Mary Suzanne Hull NoshviHe, Tenn. Nancy C. Hum Shirley, Ark Karen Sue Hamilton Madison, HL John Lester Hansen Farbes, MMH, Donna Hardin Arbyrd, Mo. Loran E. Harper Lawton, om. Betty Sue Hayes , Nmo, Ark. John William Heard N. LiWe Rock, Ark Charles R. Heurne Delmu Faye Heggie Mlllsap, Tex Seorcy, Ark. Jeunefle Marie Heid S1rasburg, 0 Henry Shelton Hendrix , JacksonviHe, Ho. Samuel E. Hester Muscle Shoals, Ala Joe W. Higginboihum New Boston, Tex. William Allen Hile . Sprmg HHI, Tenn. Dianne Elizabeth Holder Senrcy, Ark. Theresa Dianne Hullis Brenda Hollewuy Bedfordi Tex Rhydunia Ruth Holl Equality, IH Janene Marie Houser . 5f. Pour, an. Bill W. Howard .. Helen Maurice Howell FormerviHe, Lu. Monfgomery, NO. Manila, Ark. i aving cream bottle relievesfinol week tensions ING cream and vengeance fill the air as students release exam week frusTrquns on Their feHows, who HH in For teachers as vidims of wrath. AMONG many of the long remembered experiences Syn eHe Hubbard Elaine Carol Huddlesion Arlhur Lee Hudkins Sherry J. Hum Nancy Sue Hyde Brenda Kay Ice David Ray Ice Randall Ray Jackson Sandra Joy Jackson .. June Marie Jamison Shirley Jean Jernigun A. Erlene Jesier 5 Robert Lee Johnson Dianne M. Joseph William D. Kessling Jay Dee Keller John Edward Kelley Ronald Hugh Killen JUNIORS Trip to Tish Arlene Lurkins Larry Paul Lawson Robert M. Lawyer Ginny Ellen Layne Jerry .I. Len . . D. Rachelle Lecldiler LeDeenu Leaner Robert C. Limburg . . Glenda June Logslon Jimmy D. love 5 Judy Ann Love Roger Jon Lowry Churhes Brunson McBride 5 Doug McBride Morris Lynn McCauley Arthur E McClellan Robed McCIuskey Henry A. McDaniel, Jr SisterviHe, , MCCoskill, 5 Moumoin Home, Ark. Tonawanda, N. Y. Lower Salem, 0 Hommonton, . Seorcy, Ar.k Nashville, Tenn Kanaus 01y, Mo, Thibodoux, Lu. RusseHviHe, Ark. Grafton, W Va W, V05 Paducah, Ky. Paducah, Ky, . Jonesboro, Ark. Tex. Ark. Bayfown, Jackson, Miss, Roberfsdule, Ala. SWWU, Kcmr Penufosa, Kan. Jerusalem, O5 . MonroeJ Lu. classes Ceresco, Mich Seorcy, Ark. Houstonl Tex, . Midbnd, Tex. Winfiefd, Kun. Jackson, Tenn. Lisbon, 0, Tuliu, Tex Janesville, Wis. Hmt, Mich, Camden! Ark. Granbury, Tex. Sikesmn, Mo N. J , Jackson, Miss 51; is facilitated by new sidewalk A hdsllt ah Gary E. McDonald Winchester, Ark. Michael lee McMuckin Tuscumbia, Am. Keith Wayne McMullen 7 Delaware, 0. Trudy McVicker .. Grafton, W Va. Siaasi Muluoiosu Pogo Pogo, Am.Samoa Dennis Karl Manuel . . New Xberio, La. Veva June Moneney Liberal, Kan Earl Alberl Murfin r r Bxxby, Okla Celia Beth Munck . Brixey, Mo. Carolyn Medearis . Hyustile, Md, Peggy Ann Meeker Hot Springs, Ark. Charles l. Milier . N LITHe Rock, Ark Johnny IL Miller ,, DordnneHe, Ark. Judilh Kay Miller .. . PortageviHe, Mo. Kulhryn Miller . Montezuma, lawn Mark Purdy Mill'er Santa Ana, Calif. Ronald Erie Milligun . . Rock Island, W. Beverly J. Mikhell , Garland, Tex. Janis K. Mitchell . .... . Dallas, Tex Joe Lee Muare . r . Ratllff City, Okla. J. Sewell Morrison Walnut Ridge, Ark Susan Kay Nagel , . Wichiro, Kan DuFe Eugene Nan! , Eudora, Kan. Nancy S. Neely . Obion, Tenn. Marcia Elimbefh Nelms . Pea Ridge, Ark, Janet New , LiHJe Rock, Ark. Mike Elkins O'Neul . Antlers, Okla. Garry W. Parrish FayeHevilFe, Ark, Vernon Parrish . . .. .. .. . Searcy, Ark. Ronald F. Parsiey Springdale, Ark. David C. Pearce . Lake Jackson, Tex. leo Gone Perdue , Wynnewood, Okla Judy Carol Pentecost Washingfon, D. C Dorothy Peters . .. .. Charleston, Miss. Janelle Peny .. Clarkswlle, Tex. Mary Louise Phurr Nashville, Tenn. Bruce Leon Phillips . Camden, Ark Jerry Ray Phillips . Hickory Ridge, Ark. Ronald W. Phillips ,. St Louis, Ill. Arlhur Dwight Pierce 7 . Secrcy, Ark. Donald Howard Polk . . Tremon, Flo. Doyle Weaver Preslridge Seorcy, Ark Ralph Kenneth Price Vmcefown, N. J. Virginia Dianne Prue Colonial Hts, Va. Sandra F. Pruitt , , Chwckoshu, Okla. Eugenia Rebeccu Pullen Mf. Dora. Fla Audrey Lea Reagan . . Merkel, Tex John Lee Reinhardt . meood, Calif, Cheryl Lee Rice , Curlxsfe, Ark. Harry Risinger, Jr. ,. Searcy, Ark. Roy l2 Van Risiau . lufuye'ne, La. Marvin H. Robertson . . LHHE Rock, Ark. Mary Lucille Rogers Kennett Mo. Sharon Kuihleen Rogers . Rose Bud, Ark. Moses Rollins Sidney G. Roper, Jr. BeHy Frances Rose Pnlriciu Ann Rouse Nancy A. Royse Richard L. Runions , Dwight C. Ruitledge Helen Lynn Sample .. Cynthia Faye Sanders Phyllis Kaye Sanders . .. Hiroko Sundo . Palfye Rue Saunders Jimmy l. Studdel James David Sears Mary Ann Seweli Kathy Lynn Shane Morris Wayne Shuppley Beverly Marie Shanks Frances E. Show Rube! Shelly Dan M. Shepherd Judy Shoop Belly Simmons . Tom J. Simmons Kathleen Sue Sims James Kenl Smhh Jerry, Paul Smith Margaret Ann Smith . Mary Alice Smith Philip Smith Michael T. Sprudlin Norma Rulh an995 Elizabeth Sleadman BeHy Ruih Stone . James T. Sione James Edward Slreei Brenda Joyce Swunn John Thomas Sykes . Jerry lee Taylor LnreHu June Taylor . Norene Kay Taylor Wilnu Ellen Taylnr Jay D. Thomas Barbara Kay Thompson Thomas Clay Tidwelf .. Fannie Sue Timmermun .1an E. Tuuke Tom l. Towell , Rilu Townsend Jackson Trent . William H. Trickey Clifion E. Tuggle . Marcia M. Tuggle V. Elaine Turney . Ciarksdole, Mwss. BorilesviHe, Okla. . .7 . Seorcy, Ark. Farmington, Ark. Seorcy, Ark. Waverly, Tenn. Fairbom, 0 Judsonia, Ark Nashville, Tam Nashville, Tenn, Tokyo, Japan . Memphws, Term. RusseH, Ark, Seorcy, Ark .. Seorcy, Ark, Toronto, 0. Memphis, Tenn. CoHinslee, HI. Van Buren, Ark. Middletown, Tenn. . Weirton, W. Va. Kohmazoo, Mich. Humboldt, Term. Malvern, Ark. Rockford, Ark. Reodlond, Ark. . . Luko, Miss. ..... ShiHey, Ark. Richardson, Tex. , Van Buren, Ark. Fronklinl Ga. . Seurcy, Ark. . Methisfon, Miss . Henderson, Tenn. Spring HiHr Tenn. Searcy, Ark. . leom, Ga. Cahukia, HI. Jonesboro, Ark . DordcmeHe, Ark. Sidney, Mom. Coldwarer, MESS. . Wichita, Kan. Seurcy, Ark. Carlsbad, N. Mex. Quebac, Canada Rayville, La. Walnut Px'dge, Ark. Albany, . Parcgould, Lannke, . Quinton, Voldosta, Quifmun, Tex, Ark. Ark. Ala. Gel. Ark. , IORS James D. Vanamun .. Michael D. Vunumun Palriciq C. Vann Gaifyn VunRheenun . AIMTH of the Campfire and ?he smell of hot dogs is welcomed by members of The wnior dass after u chiHy hayride To Wyfdewood -niors enioy hot dogs, hayride cat class party Seorcy, Ark. . Seurcy, Ark. Erin, Tenn. . . Pomgould, Ark. John D. Vincenl . Coforodu Springs, Colo, Ida Lynn Vonrhees Julia Ann Wade , Mary K. Walker Sharon L. Wardell Loumn J. Whutley .. John Comp White Allan Faster Whilfen . M. Kay Wilhite James Larry Williams Jerry B. Wilson . . . . ... Pamela J. Wavley Sara Lavonne Wrigh! Rickey A. Wylie . . Denver, Colo. mku, Miss Baldwin, Kan Penolosu, Kan. Lubbock, TexV , Wynne, Ark. . Bay Minetfe, Alex. . Ff. Worth, Tex Plano, Tex. . Seorcy, Ark. York, Neb. Memphis, Tenn, Bragg City, Mo. SOPHOMORE OFFICERi Pete Hendrix, Secremry; Tom Porter, Presx'denf; Drew Fuller, Vice President; Alon Isom, Sponsor; Ken Pem'n, Sponsor. SOPHOMORES Sophomore class officers set aims, goals high Gail Marie Ables .. . El Dorado, Ark. Arm Elizabeth Adair . Grove, Okla. Carol Marie Adams Benson, Ariz. Pamela Joan Ailes ,, WesiviHe, 1nd. Don Ross Alexander , Hamilton, OnTorio Laura J. Afaxonder DeVolls Bluff, Ark. Dianne Allen LifHe Rock! Ark. Susan lynn Anderson . Sopufvedo, Culnf. Jane! M. Anthony . Winter Garden,, Fla. Gregory Floyd Arthur . Conroe, Tex. Runny L. Ashbruoks Umpire, Ark. Nancy Diane Ashley . N. Lwt'rle Rock, Ark. Jo Ann Ayers .. .. . Denver, Colo, Fred Arthur Bailey . , . Memphis, Tenn. William David Baker Monroe, Lo. M. lynn Ball , . . Lmle Rock Ark. Janice Beih Barker Pratt, Kan Linda C. Barnes . . Torrancel Calif 88 lawrence Alvin Burr Ronda G. Barren Emilie Ann Beavers , Johnny BA Back Leslie Ruth Bell David Bruce Bennett .. . Harriet L. Bails Sandra A. Bisbee . . . Jeff L Black John M. Black .. . Margo A. Black Melba Jean Blair Margaret A. Bloomberg Sandra H. Boa: V Cindy J. Bolton . Cecil H. Buolhe Randall L. John P. Bowen Elizabeth I.. Bowlby Pcmy A. Bowman David George Boyd Frankie J. Bradley . Anthony H, Brady CurnJ' A. Brewer . Linda E. Bridges Jerry T. Brock Wendell W. Bream Dennis N. Brown James E. Larry D Brawn .. . Foylen L. Bryan! . Muque Bryson , Michael I'. Bucchi . David L. Buck Sandra L. Burk Carol Joan Burks Carol Ann Byers . . Jeanne L. Cain .. . .. . Rahart Caison Mary E. Capps Jun Chasshir , Jane E. Chester Dinah D. Chisum .. . . Darrell L. ChiMy . Barbara J. Chrisly Gayle A. Chronislar Jennifer Clark Peggy J. Clay Lynn E. Clastermun Gary 5. Comes . . .. Genice E. Cobb Earl W. Cohill , Dwid Hurlie Cole . .. Willie 1. Coleman aniic Brown .... .. .. .. . White House, Tenn. .. . Memphis, Tenn, Wichita, Kan Warrington, Flu Huntsville, AICL ...... Waxahach'xe, Tex. Bartfesvxlle, Okla. Park Ridge, IH. . Searcy, Ark 7 Dallas, Tex. . Dallas, Tex. .. Dallas, Tex. . Stu rkviHe, Mi55 Edina. Minn. Seurcy, Ark. Garland, TexV Bovina, Tex. Knox,' 1nd McGehee, Ark. DeWm, Ark. Monticeilo, Ind , Levmown, N. J. Shirley, Ark. Conway, Ark. Worewliet, Mich, . Horisscmt, Ma Tulsa, Okla. Honofulu, Hawaii , Pocohanfo s, Ark. Lansing, Ill, . Jacksonville, Fla. Richmond, Va. Newton, Ala, Barberton, O. Homewood, II! . . Seorcy, Ark. Arkadelphia, Ark. LakewoocL O, ,, Florence, S. C, . Bald Knob. Arkv Magnolia, Ark. UHle Rock, Ark. Port Arthur, Tex. Houma, LCL Woodsfield, O. Little Rock, Ark. , Orange, Calif. Taylor, Ark. Ft, Wayne, Xnd. , Elhsville, Mo. . Rossvillel Go, Worcester, Mass. . Trenfon, N. J, Jackson, Miss. Martha J, Collins . .. James Tommy Cane , Sally J. Cook Richard N. Cnnper Ken W. Cope PhyIFis Ann Cowan , , Gary L. Cux Jim 3. Crawford Glenna K. Crisco Carol J. Crone Terry N. Crute Mary Beth Crump Patricia D. Cudd ... . Searcy, Alk, ,, Mdbourne, Ark. Liitle Rock, Ark. Beggs, Okla . Searcy, Ark. . McGehee, Ark Marseilles, Ill. W. Millington, N. J MERGE, Ark Wilmette, III. Plymouth, Mich .. MagnoHo, Ark. Morriltonl Ark. Verna N. Curd Ludwigsburg, Germany Ronald W. Davenport Mary Joy navis .... Sammie Davis . Sandy E. Duvison . .. . Zelda G. Dawson Jimmy R. Deal , Lana J. Delong .. Dula E. Douglas . Mickey Adair Driver William l. Dudley Donna L Duer . Gary E. Euslerling . David T. EllioH Dennis A. Falwell . Annabell Farmer Pamela Farrell . Nancy L. Feliti Linda F. Ferguson Richard Fitzpatrick .. Billy T. Flippen Penny L. Focks James Art Ford Martha 5. Ford Linda K. Forresl Linda J. Former John Harry Fox Gary Franks George C. Frazier John C. Freeman Andrew G. Fuller Anita D. Gurlock Carolyn Garner Jim C. Garner Pum Gurre Ernie R. Gilbert .. .. . . Emma Lou Gilleun Karen W. Gipson Roger Glasgow Rizk Glass Ellis Eugene Gnode , Yellville, Ark. El Dorado, Ark. ,, . Wilson, Ark Blytheville, S. C. Lawton, Okla. BIyrheviHe, Ark. ......... Searcy, Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Smifhvlile, Tenn. . Monette, Ark. . Opeiiko, Ala. HunfsviHe, Ala. NcshviHe, Ark. . N LHHe Rock, Ark. TerreH, Tex. . Grove, Okla. Wheeling! W. VG. Thoyer, Mo. Battle Creek. Mmh. . Umon City, Tenn TitusviHe, Flo. Meoford, Ontario EvonsviHe, Ind. , MorrilTon, Ark Spencer, md . Chattanooga, Tenn, RoHa, Mo, Jonasboro, Ark Memphis, Tenn. Shreveport, Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Leesburg, Fiu. FuyeHeviHe, Go. Conroe, Tex. Belton, Mo. Delapmine, Ark. Letono, Ark, . chkmcm AFB, Hawaii Columbus. 0. . Alamo, Tenn. 31' PHOMORES wafarmelon and seeds trickle down the chin as members of the sophomore class partake of The mom course of The watermelon pcmy. Ron L 6955 Brenda J, Gmddy Susan E. Gray Sandra B. Gleen Nylu J. Greenwuy Michael' L. Griffin Weasam HiH, Mo. Tulsa, Okla Little Rock, Ark Chestenon, Ind Puragould, Ark Poplar BMJff, Mo Gwen Sue Griffilh Thomas F; Griffiths Charles D. Gunselman . Mike K. Hallimure Linda Hancock Jana L. Hankins Thayer, MO. Memphis, Tenn, Quezon my, PM, Big Bear Lake. Calif Rockford, IH . . Spn'ngfielli, Mo, Lela S, Hunnon Sieve O. Harmon . Malvern, Ark, W. Van Harris BoTon Rouge, Lu. Cynthia Hawkins . .. Oklahoma City, Okla, Kmhy J. Head Groves, Okla. Richard M. Hefley Blythevilfs, Ark, Monroe, Ore. II-school party climaxes first week of odtivities Thomas W. Henderson . Memphrs, Tenn Alice lPelel Hendrix . . .. Ward, Ark. Atlin G. Hendrix Madam, COM, Bruce E. Henson Searcy, Ark. William Ruben Higbee Lcwron, 0H0, Sandra K. Hillis England, Ark John H. Hi'e FT. Wayne, 1nd. Kenneih L. Hobby . LHHe Ruckj Ark. Dennis Mike Hogan . . Oceolo, Ark Tyrus Vern Hogan Dviscoll, Tex Beverly A. Hofemnn 7 LouisviHe, Ky Rodney Holland Poplar BFUH, Mo; Vera M. Holomon Little Rock, Ark. Rebeccu Holl EquaFiTy, IH. Susan F. Holt Miami, Ariz. Bill N. Houts Kansas City, Kcm. B. Diunn Howard Ash Flor, Ark. Harvey B. Howard . N Little Rock, Ark. Linda 5. Howard , Menu, Ark. Ronald D. Howell . . Benton, La. Phyllis Hubbard Lake Jackson, Tex, linda S. Huddlesion . . .. Seorcy, Ark. Wayne A. Huey 7 Marysvilfe, OI Rebeca: Jone Hull .. .. Jonesboro, Ark Biil M. Ivey . . Memphis, Term. Junel M. Jackson , Nashville, Ark. Olivia C. Jackson . Marvell, Ark. Jay l. James Kansas City, Mo. Debbie Jones .. . Seorcy, Ark. Helen Diane Johns Wmdon, Ark. Raymond G. Johnson , Pine Bluff, Ark. Carol L. Johnston . .. Maynard, Ark. Elizabeth II! Jones . Cabot, Ark. Alva L. Kee . .. .. . Dolores, Color 5cm: Keesee . . Wewokc, Okla. Put T. Kimbro , ST, Peters, MO. Connie Kay Kincade . Pocahontas, Ark. Ruth Ellen Kindle Worthington, Ind. Steve F. Kindle . . . . Fargo, N. Do, James Kinser Seorcy, Ark. Rnberi D. Knight Memphis, Tenn. Beverly A. Knox NoshviHe, Tenn. Marilyn L Krape St. Louis, Mo. Michael D. lamb . . . Delight, Ark. Roger B. Lamb . Jacksoanlel Ark. Sandra A. Lamb , Delight, Ark. Jimmy L. Laney Broken Arrow, Okla. Hurry Paul Luy McAlesTer, 0H0. Larry T. Layne Trenton, Mich. Linda L. Leasure Seorcy, Ark, Carole E. lee , Nashville, Tenn. Drake Z7 lee New Orleans, La. Bob Lewis lemmon CussviHe, MO. Eddie G Lewis SEHDTObIO' sts. John R. Lewis , Memphis, Tenn. Judy S. Lewis . . . HoHy Springs, Miss. Joyce L. Liifleiuhn Ft, Smith, Ark. Bruce W. Logue . .. Little Rock, Ark Earl D. lnmux Seorcy, Ark. C. Wade lorren MunHa, Ark. Pamela A. Loveless Parmo, Mo. Kalen J. Low ST. Laws, Mo. Roger A. Luallen . . .. Lindsay, Calif. James N. Lunsfurd .. M1. Dom, Ho Rebecca A. Lunsfofd .. . ML Dora, Flo. Ruberl Pu! Lynn MemphisJ Tenn. Jerry D. McCughran , Rundlerf, Okla, Marian E. McClaren . ., Tehulc, Miss. Fred T. Mccfish WalcorhviHe, Ind. Robert L. McKeel . .. . . Rector, Ark lurry F. McKenzie . Monroe, La Runnie A. Mahan Morrillcn, Ark Mary Anna Manning Marcia J. Marks Brian Charles Martin . Judy C. Martin Michael L. Manin Sharon D. Mariin Molly M. Mason Garlin T. Massey Lndonna T. Mufheney Marvin Wayne Means .. Janice M. Mears Gerald W. Miles Gail MiIler Pamela Kay Miller Michele A. Millikan Joe T. Mills Kenneth E. Mills Barry T. MiHun Lana Jane Mimms Marilyn Y. Mitchell Beverly J. Moody John W. Moon John Charles Mowry Gerald A. Muir Hunaba Munn Donna L. Murphy Kufhy Anna Murray Lola A. Murry . . Robert G. Neely Judy ll, Norris Gary John Norlhum Elizabeth D. Nu Katherine D. Nu Clurksville, M155. , Clmks Hill, lndV . San Pablo, Calif. Seorcy, Ark 51. Louis, Mo. Lewisville, Ark. Seurcy, Ark, Sterling, Hi. nggom Ark. Wifdwoud Flo Hurst, Tex. FUHon, Miss Dewey, Okla. SHHWEH, Okia. Blythe, Calif Oakland, Ky Searcy, Ark Tufsa, Okla, Sprungdole, Ark. . Momgomery, AID Kingmon, Kan Atlanta, Ga , Columbia, 5, C. Cedar Grove, N J. Vernon, Tex. Pangbum, Ark. . Searcy, Ark Hcmiesburg, MI55 VandoHo, O chhardson, Tex. Pomgerfield, Tex. ShreveparT, L0 Shreveport, LU Edwuvd Charles Oswald Buffalo, N. Y. Beverly Dean Pace David G. Pace Benny R. Parker Phyllis June Parker Sharon R. Parker . Mary Beth Parks Mildred June Parris Dun Parrish Virginia Parietunu Debora A. Pearce Betty l. Pearson Dori J. Peninger Cheryl L. Penix F. Lynn Penninglon Angela D. Perrauh Iris Marie Perry Millard Lee Peters Torn PaHigrew Lin C. PeHy Linda K. Phurr . . . Mublevole, Ark. Secrcy, Ark, ForresT City, Ark. Grove, Okla. Lee's Summit, Mo. Coldwufer, Miss. Tyler, Tex. Volley SloHon, Ky. . Youngstown, 0. Lake Jackson, Tex. Homihon, HI Bakersfield, Calif Tuckermcn, Ark . Ardmore. Okla. Natchez, Mi55 Paris, Tex . Alma, Ark. Dallas, Tex. Humsville, Alc: Nosthle, Tenn 93 WORKING behind The scenes of The Would-Be Genlleman, Glenda J. Pierce Marilyn Kay Pollard Linda M. Porter David Thomas Porter Danny R. Price Joseph W. Reasons Ronald E. Reeve . leoem Sprmgs. Ark. Des Arc, Ark. W. Memphis, Ark . LHTFe Rock, Ark. Oxw, M0 Hanover, N. H. Judy C. Restelli Ailen W. Richmond Eugene Floyd Ricks . Marilyn Sue Rieves Karin L. Robbins Wynne, Ark Bakersfield, Calif. UTHe Ruck, Ark. Springfweld, Mo. Seminde, Tex. WarrenJ Much, SOPHOMORES Volunteers aid in staging of drama Philip Roberson Cliff D. Ruberis Clyde K. Rogers Jackie 5. Roland . Carla Lynn Rolen Runald G Rubia Susan K. Sundh Mgryenu Sundley Ronald D. Scurbluugh Janice S. Scoggins Fullie 5. Sears Sandra I. Sails Connie L. Selvidge . . South Haven, chh. AHHISNDD, Ala. Esiher Ann Shaddix Elizabeth Kay Sharp Jim R. Sharpe Ditk W, Shenfeld . .. . Willis R. Shumwuy 94 Warren Mmh. Searcy, Ark. Oakton, Ky. ST. Clair, Mo. Overland, Mo MemphiSJ Tenn ledwood, Hm Mobile, Ala. Van Buren, Ark. Bentonville, Ark. Searcy, Ark. BUmesviHe, O. Jonesboro, Ark, Deccrur, GEL Ft. Wayne, 1nd. Keisoi Wis. w I .we Carolyn Medearis and Jana Hankins add The finishing touches To another costume productions Don T. Simmons . 7 7 Lepanto, Ark Donald C. Sinquefiel'd . . Senatobia, Miss Richard Dana Sloan Liftle Rock, Ark Dennis W. Smith ..... Pocahontas, Ark. Judy Ann Smirk . Bonneville, Ark. Sharon J; Smith .. Benton, Ark. Shirley J. Spurlock . . Park Rxdge, iH Wanda Slufford , Mounfain Hamel Ark. Janelle K. Smlon Viun, Okla. Jimmy W. Stewart , . Alamo, Tenn. Jeff W. Stillwugon N. EeHmore, N. J. Anita Dorman Street . Searcy, Ark. Jan Sfrietelmejer mdiunopolis, Ind Roger l. Sulherlin Green Castle, Ind. Martha J. Taylor . Son Juonl Tex Robert E. Taylor .. Wafer Valley, Ky. Susan M. Teal . . Orangel Tex. Sharon D. Tedford . MurseHes, W. Sandra G. Telford W Monroe, lur Randy C, Terrell A Wmter Haven, Flc: Charlene L. Thomas . Neelyville, Mu Connie L. Thomas Dethi, Ark, .1an Robert Thompson . CochranvFHe, Pu. Sheri Elaine Tipps 7 . Fr. Worth, Tex. Parricic Dianne Tucker W. Monroe, LU. Allen Dale Turner Warren, Mich. Jo Ann Turner Ranton,-Lu Nancy J. Vaughn . HoHanduIe, Miss David D. Veara , . High Springs, Fla. James Dick Walker Birmingham, APO, Paul William Wallace 7 . Searcy, Ark. Robert W. Wallace ...... Memphis, Tenn. Eddy Wan . .. Kowloon, Hang Kong Ellen Wulson , , . Annisfon, Na. Cynthia Jean Wails . , Seurcy, Ark. Murcia E. Whuvley Texarkonc, Ark. Loretta M. Wheeler . Conneauf, 0. Larry J. White M FarmerviHe, Lu. Barbara Whitelaw, Nx'agom FuHs, Ontario Susan C. Wiles Sherfdon, Ind Keilh R. Williams Russell, Ark. Richard 0. Williams , Urbano, IH Stanley C. Wilson .. .. Seurcy, Ark. ?ommy l. Winberry , Seurcy, Ark. Wayne W. Wingei , . .. Minden, lo Susan L. Wolf .. . DaHosl Tex, Leroy Wood , . Searcyl Ark Freddie R. Wuudruff . .. Seorcy, Ark. Mark H. Woodward Fort Worth, Tex. Stephen B. Wonley .. Seurcyl Ark, James l. Word . . , . Searcy, Ark. Wallace Wayne Wynn El Dorado, Ark. Dave L. Young . .. . . Kingman, Kan. Roberi C. Zurbaugh .. Seorcy, Ark. FRESHMAN OFFICERS. Jimmy Arnold, Sponsor; George Cooper, Sponsor; Ben Boorhej President; Jimmy Carr, Vice President; Janene Hart, Secretary. FRESHMEN Freshmen officers characterized by enthusiasm Charles Ahernulhy , Joyce A. Ailes Seorcy, Ark. Valparaiso, Ind. Constance J. Alben Dcy'rona Beach, Fla. Donna R. Aldersnn Embru L. Alexander Kay J. Alexander Carolyn A. Allen Jun 5. Allen Douglas Burl Amen Albert F. Amman , Sharon M. Anders Malissn E. Anderson . .. Marie 0. Arthur , Larry Thomas Alkins .. Pm Ayn: . Denver, Colo. DeVoIls Bluff, Arkl Whirewright Tex Crosby, Tex. , Mobile, Ala. Barfleswlle, Okla. , Vincentow'n, N J Bryon, Tex. Center Ridge, Ark. . . Slidellj La, Stuttgart, Ark. Stillwater, Okla. Arlene M. Babb ........ Haber Springsl Ark. Robert l. BugwilT Donnie Lee Baker 96 Donlphcm, Mo. Searcy, Ark. Freddie J. Baker , Ronufd L. Baker . Carrol Balding Morgan P. Barclay Ronnie F. Barron Kenneth M. Barry . . Sandra L Bar'ley Doug G. Bashuw Dean S. Bawcom . . Linda R. Beck , Ruben 1.. Belden, Jr. Koren Eleanor Bell Call Rodney Iell . . .7 . Dayton, 0. James F. Bell ......... Michael L. Bend: , Elizabeth J. Bennett .. Susan J. Bansun Martha L. Bibee Dee Lynn Bielby Betty Marlhu Bird Marianne Bishop Joe M. Blair Glen 1'. Blue Susan Dian char Margaret Jayne Band . Judy A. Bone Curtis A. Booker Ben Bob Boothe Jake T. Bowden Diane E. Bnyd Jackie Braddock . , , ........ Denver, Colo, Eileen G. Bradford Peggy A. Brady , Daniel A. Branson Pam K. Brauclrick Dale E. Braadlove Rod l. Brewer James O. Bridges , Jun K. Bridges Nancy K, Bridges Sharon M. Bridges . Seurcy, Ark. ......... . Searcy, Ark. David L Bnldridge . Lubbock, Tex. . Ward, Ark. Greensburg, Pa. , Newport Ark Oakley, Kan. Evansville, Ind .......... Barrel V1. Tyler, Tex. . Columbia, Mo. Fndxhnupalis, Ind. , . Rison, Ark, Okmu!gee, Okfo. . Dallas, Tex. Borflesville, Okla. Memphis, Tenn. Aurora, Colo. Hinsdale, IH. , Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. , Sr. Joe, Ark. Jonesboro, Ark . . Memphis, Term. Broken Bow, Okla. Swhgart, Ark. . Fort Wayne, 1nd, , Fort Worth, Tex Lonoke, Ark, Eustis, Flu. Kerrville, Tex. . Shreveport, LCL Findruy, O Bellevue, Wash. Indianapolis, Ind Memphis, Tenn. Tuscumbia, Ala. Pormu, Mo. Searcy, Ark. Rockford, HI. Lela Anne Broderhausen .. Collinsville, IH. Cassey Brown Raymund Brown . Emerson Brubaker Patricia R. Brynn Gary W. Bryunl John E. Buck , Pamela J. Buckner .. Sonia E. Buffingron Linda L. Bullock Melba L. Burkharl Ken R. Burrow Pocahontas, Ark. Bells. Tex. Little Rock, Ark. AM. View, Mo Jacksonville, Fla. . Kansas Qty, Kan. . East Point, Ga. . . Seurcy, Ark. Pine BIUHI Ark. Glen Eusron, W. Va Shreveport, La. 97 Charles M. Burl , BotesviHe, Ark. Luquifu J. Burf r .. . Clinton, Ark. Thomas L. Bush N N, Little Rock, Ark. Dwight B. Butler .. . Windom, Tex. Elmer Frank Bynog , Shreveport, Lo. David M. Byrd . Menifee, Ark. Robert E. Campbell .. . . Liberty, Tex. Hilda S. Cunerdy . Florence, Ala. John H. Cannon .. . .. Prescott, Ark Cclhy J. Carley ,, Lawmn, Okla William Curman . A Malvem ,ArkA James W, Carr ToHahussee, Fla. Barbara Ella Carter 7 7 Rose Bud, Ark Brenda F. Caruihers .. Indianapolis, Ind. Gary D. Candle Little Rock, Ark Shurnn R. Chambliss ...... Mobile, No. Lorena D. Cheek , .. ., Ulin, Ill. Janice M. Childress .. Pocahontas, Ark, Michael I.. Chcate . Kermit, Tex. Elayne G. Churth ,, Mesa, Ariz. Stan J. Clanton BentonviHe, Ark. Jimi Ne Clark Puragould, Ark. John W. Clayton . .. .. Linle Rock, Ark, Darrell W. Clifton . . deor, Ark. Phil C. Clufhier . Plainview, Tex. Reba Marlene Cobb . Rossville, Go Judy A. Coleman . Chumpoign, lH Louis Wayne Collier Denver, Colo, Linzy Collins , Fremont, Iowa Naomi R. Calvin ..... . , Vivian, Lu. Barbara A. Cook . . Seorcy, Arkl Rachel L. Cook . , . Tuscumbia, Ara. Charles Coombs .. .. . . Searcy, Ark. Baafrico Jane Cooper Florence, Ala. Marilyn G. Cooper .. . Griffimvilla, Ark, Mary D. Cooper Griffirhville, Ark Mmy G. Cooper .. . Carlsbad, N. Mex. Jerry L. Copeland Pensacoluj Fla. Kenny L. Coslon , , Monticello, Ark, Jane A. Courtney . . Basfrop, La. Beverly Cavingion Anchorage, Alaska Brandt: Cowan .. . . ..... Kensetn Ark. Mary E. Cox Jacksonville, Ark. Ervin Sam Cox , Pocmello, ldaho Ronnie M Crabtree Huntsw'He, Ala. Tum W. Cruffan . ,, Loveludy, Tex. Kay C Craig .. . Coldwarer, Tex. Cynlhia H. Crain Pittsburgh Pa David C. Crouch 7 Oxford, Ala, Damon G. Cruce . Plymou1h, Mw'ch, Glenda J. Crump . HuynesviHe, Lu. John A. Cunis . Madison, Tenn. Jnyce Irene CurIis Livermore, Calif. Robert H. Dale , . Benton, Ark, 98 Bill D. Daniel . Searcy, Ark Shawn K. Dclrnw , Monem, Ark. Karen Anne Darwin Whitewrighr, Tex Jeff N. Davidson .. HuntvaHe, Am Jim W. Davis . Hot Springs, Ark. Joef 84 Davis . FT. Worth, Tex Kirk WA Davis . . Lecomcx, Mo. Richard C. Davis . . , Dayton, 0. David A. Dawson . . . Searcy, Ark. Linda K. Deal Harrison, Ark. Billie Ray Dean . . Gilmer, Tex. Dunno S. Deuson Rogers, Ark, Linda C. DeBusk . Springfield, Mo Linda F. DeFoor . .. Mom'hon, Ark Randy E. Delnel , . Rudy, Ark. Juhn C. Dempsey . . Texarkano, Ark. William P. Dennison Louwsvillex Ky Teresa D. Ditkey . Berkeley, Mo. Jim D. Diles .. .. WiHiford, Ark Susie Marie DiFIen , Seurcy, Ark David Ollie Diliinger . NEWport, Ark Lynn 5. Dixon Newport, Ark Ralph T. Dixon . Portageville, Mo Diana F. Dunley BortlesviHe, Okla. Jim F. Dowdy MeridlonviHe, Ala. Michael J. Drake . . .. Wayne, Mich, Jim W. Duncan . Seurcy, Ark, M. Glenn Durham . . Winnfield, Lu. Sharon l. Eaglemun , Moody, Mo. Beh'y L. Edsler . Lowell, Ark, George Edwards 7 Dallas, Tex. Gunilda Ensiminger San Francisco, CUM. Pal A. Elhridge Huntsville, Ala, Judilh L. Evans Mx'nneopoHs, Minn. Mickey C. Evans Greenwoy, Ark, Cynthia D. Farley , FT. Worfh, Tex. Susan Jane Farley . Columbia, S. C7 Terry W. Farrow Cope Gimrdeoul Ma Lynne C. Fayette . New Orleans, LG Judy G. Fenley ,, Phoenix, Ariz. Carol A. Fields Broomfield. Colo, Oscar Keith Fihch N Liwle Rock, Ark, Jerry W. Flowers . ,. Natchez, Miss Christina M. Forcay .. . Sparta, Mo Frances F. Ford . Griffithville, Ark Frank W. Fowler . . .. . . Memphis, Tenn Shelia D. Frazier , Benton, Ark, George D. Freeman N. Little Rock, Ark, Pal Freeman ...... Reseda, Calif. Sheila D. Freeze Florence, Am. Ronald 0. Friday . Locheburg, Ark. Harry L. Fuller TnniTy, No. Linda C. Furgeson .. . . .. . Dulles, Tex. Emily Gambrell Asheville, N. C. Kay A. Gansner Collinsville, HI. Jack E. Gardner , Glenwood, Ark. James H Gardner Biggers, Ark. Paul D. Gunman Lmle Rock, Ark. Elizabeth Gear Roberv F. George Noel D. Giffin Carey J. Gifford Eliece J. Gilberf Vicki L. Giles John E. Gingerich . . Martha L. Gingrich Pal B. Glasgow Judy A. Goetz Allen R. Golden Joanna Gonzales Bill H. Goodin James Graham Lenora Sue Gray Gary R; Green Ronald G. Green Foirview, Pm Bossier Qty, Ln, 7 ..... Dumas, Tex. Phoenix, Arlz. Alexandria, Va. Edwards, Con. Valparaiso, Ind. Morrilfon, Ark. Hickum AFB, Howoix Madison, Tenn, Afhens, Ark. . Aluchuo, Fm. Batesvane, Ark. Greenbrier, Ark Oklahoma City, Okla. BentonviHe, Ark. . Hot Springs, Ark Karen L. Greene Benton, Ark. Lynn M. Greenwuy . .. Pcrugculd, Ark. Tom R. Griffith East Peoria, III. Ruth Ann Grogun , Pleasant Hrll, Moi Gary M. Guinn Swloam Springs, Ark. Harold G. Hamilton Plymouth. Ind. Margie l.. Hammond , McRae, Ark Steve R. Hardy Jacksonville, lH Linda S. Henge , Domgerfield, Tex, Put A. Hargis . Ft. Worth, Tex. Jerry S. Harrell LnHe Rock, Ark. Teddi Lynn Harrison Fr. Worth, Tex Janene Hart . . Senrcy, Ark Marilyn F7 Hon Transylvania, LCL Mildred A. Huvnrd Chunchulo, Alt: Ramona M. Haynes . Tolco, Tex. Ronald Mark Hacker . . BorHesleel Okla, Mike W. Hedrick , Searcy, Ark Sharon K. Helms . Morrflron, Ark. Beverly A. Henderson . , FL SmiTh, Ark. Clay P. Henderson Lepcnro, Ark. Madonna K. Henderson . Newark, Ark. Whit F. Herndon , Lepunto, Ark. Marika J. Hicks , Hot Springs, Ark. David BA Hi Auburn, Ala. Pat D. Hiie . .. Springhtfl, Tenn. Genrga Mark Hullis Oecrwcter, Flu. Charlotte Ho Equality, IH. Jerry W. Hall . Cahokia. III. M. Lenuru Hunk . Carlsbadl N M. Gwendolyn E. Horton , Mary M. House , Charles Andy Howell , Memphxs, Term Memphis, Tenn. DuHcs, Tex 100 -;. MEN Sarah R. Hudson Helen D, Hunnicul Pal E. Huskey Ran D. Hulchl'son Sonia J, Ingram Gary B. Isbefl Gregory A. lsom Manine B. Ivey Leslie Anne Jackson Leslie Jean Jackson Richard A. James W. Perry Jenkins Larry B. Jennings Nikki L. Jesiice . James A. Johns Rex Allen Johns Barbara J. Johnson Ceziliq F. Johnson Eugene Johnson Marilyn Johnson . Paula A. Johnson Charles E. Jones David A. Jones Kulhleen Jones Lani: Kaye Jones Sylvia L. Jones Katherine F. Julian Donald E. Kee . Brenda L. Kelley Debbie G. Keliun , Karyn L. Kendrick Charla : A. Kenney Judith Elaine Kenney Sharon Dunnelfe Key . Kufhy G. Kighl Treusiu Ann King Tulsa, Okla. Seurcy, Ark, Tuckerman, Ark West Wains, Mo MoHne, IH Wirhno, Kan Shreveport, La , BJyTheviHe, Ark. Maffhews, Mo, Paragould, Ark. .. Estorth AFB, 3. D. Hollondcle, Miss. Leslie, Ark Havana, Ark Tuckerman, Ark. WeIdon, Ark. Florissant, MO.- Hampton, Ark. FHGFS Point, Muss Senufcbia, Miss. Liberty, Tex. Jonesrown, Miss Opeliko, Ala, Seorcy, Ark Middletown, O Chalmette, Lo. Sanford, Fla, Wharton Park, N. J. berm, Mo, Paris, Ark. Marlin, Tex Stuftgort, Ark Shreveport, La. .... 51. Louis, Mo. Advance, Mo. Bald Knob, Ark. .oious sectionizing required for registration 'INO proves to be a harrowing process for Joyce Matthews and her feHow freshmen who stood fn Hne between one and four hours. lnwell R. Kirkbride , Indianapolis, Ind. Charles W. Kiser . . Lawton, Okla. William C. Kogal BurtlesviHe, Okla, Elgin Haney Kolhmunn Mason, Texr Cora Lou Kunkel Evening Shade, Ark. Mabel C. LuFevor . . . Nasthe, Tenn. Linda K. Laird Seorcy, Ark. William H. Lamb Jacksonville, Ark. Janice Lumber! chkliffe, Ky, Jimmy L, Langston . . Bold Knob, Ark. Gary W. Latch . Pollock, La. Kennelh M. Law . Vero Beach, Fla L. Carol Lawler .. . . Dallas, Tex. Deanna E. lawyer Lamar, Ark. Dares E. Lee , Voldcsm, GEL Molly Lipe . . .. .. Pope, Miss Mary Jean Lipford . , Memphis, Tenn. David G. Logsfon .. Lisbon, 0 FRESH M EN Nancy Lomun . HuntsviHe, Na. Mary C. Lang , Hanmbul, Mo. Jim Mike Lucas . . Dothan, AJG. Joe F. Lunsferd .. . , Mt. Dora, Flo. Larry Lyles . . . .. . Memphm, Tenn. Sherrie A. lyles . Ft. Worth, Tex. Sue G. McAfee Ephrotul Wash. Patricia MtCallisier .. Jonesboro, Ark. Janice McCluggage , Douglass, Kan, Danny W. McCorkle N. Lmle Rock, Ark. David Mike MtDaniel . Jonasboro, Ark. Sarah E. McDonald .. . . Nashville, Tenn Mike E. McGhee , Bradford, Ark. James Rowan McLeod . chhez, Miss. Terry L. McMichuel . Cuson, Tex. Ronald L. McMinn . , . Ff. Wulfon. Flo. Maxine E. Mackuy ..... Douglas, Kan. Thomas A. Maddox Hot Springs, Ark. Larry M. Magnussnn BuHer, Mo, Sharon A. Muhuffey . . Logan, Okla. Put A. Mulcik Richardson, Tex. Richard H. Munlnve , .7 Wichita, Kan Tommy L. Murthhanks . David W. Marlin . Memphis, Tenn. livermore, Calif, Gary Norman Marlin Lynda L. Massey Daniel W. MuHhews Joyce Ann Mcmhews Searcy, Ark Shoronee, Kan. Springfield, Mn. Memphis, Tenn. Susan Matthews Cynfhiu J. Malzke Chuck May Mulissa R. May .. David R. Mallor Cheryl G. Miller James B. Miller Nina J. Miller . Nancy E. Mitchell Mcrgarel J. Mnbley Charlene Modiselle Marcus L. Montgomery Phyllis J. Moody Jerry Moore Nancy Moore Sandra M. Moore John K. Morris Larry E. Morrow Curl lowery Moss Bill H. Mullen W. David Mullen . Bonnie lee Mullikin . Ruben G. Murphree .. Evelyn Arm Murphy- Mursha J. Murphy . . Rebeccu June Murphy Brenda Kay Needham Lundy L. Neely , Royce E. Nelson Linda 5. Newcomb . . . Paula K. Newlon Dennis R. Noble Paul E. Noles Larry D. Owen Glenda M. Oxford Roy K. Pace Sharon R. Pace . .7 . . Gloria J. Page Deborah D. Pangle . Deborah K. Punkey , Charles L. Parker Julia A. Farm .. Oklahoma City, Okla. Virginia Gail Mullhews Winfierd, Kcm. Houston, Tex. Lepnmo, Ark, . N. LHHe Rock, Ark. Marietta, O. Davenport, Liffleton, Iowa Mass. Nederland, Tex Dallas, Tex. Rector, Ark. Shongaloo, LuA Searcy, Ark. Judsoniu, Ark, . Seorcy, Ark. Ratliff City, Okla. Greenvnle, Tex. Kense , Ark. Florence, Ky. Champaign, HI. Bentonville, Ark. Walnut Ridge, Ark NiIu Jean Mullens . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. mee Rock, Ark. . Memphis, Tenn. . Ashevilfe, N. C. Springfield, Mo. Asheville, N. C. . Little Rock, Ark, Vundulio, Ohio . Globe, Ariz. Henderson, Ky, Little Rock, Ark. N. Little Rock, Ark. Osceola, Ark. Dora, MD. , FuyeHeville. Ark Madison, Tenn. Pocahontas, Ark. Noshvil Ie, Tenn. ...... Harrison, Ark. . Judsonio. Ark, . Newton, Kan KuHowa, Ky. 103 Judy L. Parsons . . .. Bartlesville, Okla. Darrell R. Patrick Sherman, Tex. Warren Pnhisan .. West Memphis, Tenn. Mary A. Peden . Arfingfon, Vc. Samuel J. Peebles .. . . , Hope, Ark. Cecaliu l. Perdua r NoTchez, Miss. Judy C. Perry . . chhimches, Lu. Novie Carl Perry . Ocean Springs, Miss. Phill 5, Phurr .. . . . NcshviHe, Tenn. Cecilia C. Phillips 7 . Memphis, Tenn. Karen L. PhiHips . . Camden, Ark. Don C. Pierce McPherson, Kan. Leona Joyce Pippin . Warren, Mich Bonnie M. Pill . .. . . Memphis, Tenn, Bonnie K. Plunkef . ,. Sheffxeld, Ala. Sherman E. Porler Columbfaj S C Jerrine Faye Posvic . .. Chickashu, Okla. Janice K. Puunds Quinton, Ark. Murda K. Priesl Wosco, Calif. Roylyn A. Prince .. . Martinez, Calif. Sara E. Prindle ,. Palocios, Tex. Tim D. Prilche Marianna, Ark. Michael Roy Prui Chickusha, Okla. Ronnie E. Pruitt , .. . Secrcy, Ark. Phillip J. Pulley ............. Semcy, Ark. Elizabeth R. Pumrnill . . . . Dallas, Tex. Barbara A. Rackley . , Gclnesville, Mo. Linda R. Ransom .. . Wecsanf Plains, Ark. Loretta J. Reagan , Senufh, Mo. Gracie E. Reuvis 7 Dyess, Ark. Gary E. Reed Dallas, Tex. Gary Wayne Reed 77 Clinton, Ark Bili Reibuldi Neosho, Mo. Terri L. Reid , , Cloverdale, Ind. Kathy G. Remund Overland Park, Kan, Richard Reynolds .. .. Jonesborol Ark. Phillip L. Rhodes Kansas City, KonV Judy A. Richards Fresno, Calif. Tom L. Richafds .. . South Bend, Ind, Rachel A. Rivers . Searcy, Ark. Marcia E. Rives .. . Chicago, HI. Janice l. Roberson , Daytonu Beach, Fla. Linda L. Roberlsnn LiTHe Rock. Ark Palriciu A. Roetzel New Richlandl Minn. Pamela D. Rogers . , LiWe Rack, Ark Ronald Keilh Rogers Sprmgfield, Mo, Sharun L. Rogers . . .. Alma, Ark. David E. Roll Kansas City, Mo. Stanley A. Romero , New Orleans, La. Deborah G. Roper , Grand Prairie, Tex. Sara Nell Roper ,, , , Bartlesville, Okla. Sieve M. Ruble . .. Kirkwood, M0. Barbara A. Russell 7 N . Delight, Ark. Danny B. Russell . N. LHHe Rock, Ark David C. Rutherfnrd , Mendham, N. J. Steve R. Rutledge .. Newport Ark. Chris L. Rylund , . Kansas CiTy, Mo. Ramona J. Sample . . , Judsonia, Ark Sieve E. Sanderson . Konluc, Hawaii Harvard Grant Sandlin . Lake City, Flu. Bein A. Sawyer . . Basnop, Lu. Jerry K. Sawyer Dallas, Tex. Robert L. Schenk . . . Luke ViHaj HI David P. Scoggins Bentoanle. Ark. Judy M. 5:0 Kress, Tex. E. Granvills Saws 7 Searcy, Ark. Barbara J. Sexson , , Summit, Mo. Janice F. Shanks . Zanoni, Mo. Jim W. Shawver . . .. Rockford, IH Cheri A. Sharer . . N LitHe Rock, Afk. Mike W. Shue , N. Little Rock, Ark, larry T. Silva .. . Stantonville, Tenn. to ouf doors Sharon E. Simmons , Paris, France Coralea Maudeen Simon . Pensacola, Flo. Rusty Meryl Simpkins , Tabernacle, N. J. Dula W. Simpson . 7, Sr. Louis, Mo. Richard Sinquefield .. Senu'robic, Miss. Susan A. Slew: Corurhersville, Mu. Connie 5. Slingluff , Mansfield! Ohio Ruth E. Slinkard Gafewayl Ark. Joyce Slovak , . Richardson, Tex Rebeccu Smelser Florence. Alo. Covilfu J. Smith Grenada. Miss. James M. Smilh ......... A Dcnville, W. Jerry Wayne Smith . . Somh Bend, Ind, lorry D. Smilh ,. .. Vernon, Tex. Linda D. Smiih . . . ......... Dallas, Tex. Linda E. Smith Yubo CIfy. Cuiif. Mary K. Smith A ,. Newport Ark Mlchual L. Smith , McCrory, Ark GUNFIRE and action exploded on he Harding screen in HTI'IE Mugmficen? Seven, Nina R. Smilh Nuggel K. Smith .. . Richard H. Smith Roberf C. Smilh Dave l. Shook Julia M. Slucy Roy D. Sleele Lydia E. Siefunick Bruce G. Slidham David L. Stitch Michael H. Sione Ron L. Stone FRESHMEN David E. Sinrey Wayne M. Slover . Juunnu L. Squwn Anila Sfimpson David R. Sfroop . .. , Spring City, Tenn Fairfield, Calif. ..... Dunlap, Tenn .. Clmksdole, Missr Denver, Cora. Jackson, Miss. Columbia, Tenn. Trenton, Mich. Alexandria, VG. Ft. Worth. Tex. Winter Hovenj Flu. Spnng Hill, Tenn, Wichuo, Kcm Xenia, Ohio Robert W. Sunderlund Carthage, Mo. Karl M. Suomi John Wayne Tucker Belly L. Talley Van L Tarpley Rim G. Taylor Sally A. Taylor Nancy A Teal Roy E. Terry David K. Tesler Monroe, Lo. Earle, Ark. Bradford, Ark. leronn, Ark. Belleviliej HI. DuHas, Tex. Orange, Tex. Midland, Tex. WinstoanoEem, N. C. Kenneth E. Thomas . Sheridan D. Thomas , BrookviHe, Po. Neelyville, Mo. William M. Thomusson , Forresi CHy, Ark Senmh, Mo Monroe, La . . EGST Polesfine, Ohio another Student Association-sponsored Saturday night movie. Sam? ck w' H; Yerry E. Thomley Norma RA Thornton Dineciu A. Trickey Sharon G. Tucker Linda 5. Twyford Joy Ann Ulmer Mickey I.. Upton Bob Vanderslice Cynthia J. Vurney , Charles R. Venuble Von L. Verner Eihelle L. Vick Larry D. Vnyles Elizabeth Jane Wade . Mary L Wade George G. Walker Jerry L. Walker .Iune D. Wallace Linda C. Waller: William David Wnlers , Warren W. Watson .. Betfy J. Waits Charles A. Webb James 0. Weeks . . Stanley C. Weeks Timnihy EA West Karen Westerman Bill Whulley Gay 0. Wheatley . Barbara Wheeler Ann E. White Gale lynefie White Karen L. Whitehead .. Jay W. Wilborn . Lynda M. Wilkins Diann J. Williamson Glenda L. Willis James E. Willis linda J. Wilson Rosemary Wilson Sandra C. Wilson . . Mithael D. Wise David A. Wolfe Richard E. Wolfe Lucretia Woodward Paul .I. Wanton Kay Marie Ward Judy K. Worth Horace L. Wright Hal G. Yale: William E. Yates Alfred L. Yearwood Mary Jane Young Rohed E. Young Newkm, Ala. Pine Bluff, Ark Lonoke, Ark. Beebe, Ark. Newport Ark. Jonesboro, Ark, STuTlgu rti Ark, . .. .. Shawnee, Okla Kenmore, N Y Bartleste, Okla , Memphis, Tenn. Voldosm. Go, Joy, Okla. . Gainesville, Mo. Gilmer, Tex. Tex. Ark Ind. Dallas, . Ft. Smith, Valparaiso, Shreveport, La Stephens, Ark. Conroe, Tex Spring Hill, Tenn. Norborne, Mo. N, Little Rock, Ark. , Kenesaw, Nab. IndionopoHs, Ind. ST. Cloirshores, Mich. Memphis, Tenn. San Pablo, Callf. Dallas, Tex Seorcy, Ark, Rmbordsnn, Tex. Goinesville, Fla. DeQueen, Ark. Baker. L.o. , Columbus, 0. Gardeno, Cchf Pekin, H1, . Cotton Volleyl Lu. GXenwood, Ariz. Cotton Volley, Lo. Pangburn, Ark, Lakewood, Colt: St Clairsville, Ohio Jeiferson CHy, Mo. Klngmon. Kan. Searcy, Ark. chhurdson, Tex, . Florence, Ala, EdwardsviHe, III. Little Rock, Ark. Greenwood, Miss. Kingmun, Kan Kennett, M9 107 PEGGY JEAN FLIPPEN, Sterling, Ill.: Elementary Education, Transfer from Freed-Hordemun College; 0993 3,4, SNEA 3,4,- A Cappella 3,4,- Girls Ensembfe 3,4; Peril Jean 4. ELLIS I.. HAGUEWOOD, Memphis, Tenn; Enngh; Ch, nga Alpha l,2,3,4, JOHN S. JETER, Manlicello, Adm Acmunring; Mohicon 1,2,3,4; Miercol- legime FooTball l,2,3,4, Co-Coptafn 4, AIC Honorubb Mention 4,- ImermHegime BcsebuH 12,14, AH-AIC 3. WILLIAM ROGER MADDOX, Hot Springs, Ark; Business Admmisfrmion; Mohican 1,23,11,- lnrercoHegiaPe Football T,2,3,4, Co-Copmin 4, AIC Honorobb Menfwon 4 LINDA LOUISE STANTON, Nedrnw, N. Y.; Psychology and Sociology; Transfer from NorTheostem Christian College. JACK E. THORN, Vienna, W. Va.; Biwe; Transfer from Ohio Valley College; TimoThy Club 2,3,4; Dudylulogy Cfub 2; Chx Sigma Npho 2,3,4 Bison Boosters 3,4. LOIS MARIE WEBBER, Des Arc, Ark; Elementary Education; Transfer from Arkansas Sfme Teachers College; SNEA 2,3,4. DONNA ALLEN WILDMAN, Valparaiso, lnd.; Business Educa'fion; Transfer from chhigan Chrisfxun CoHege; Tofebf 3,4; American Sfudies 3,4. ARNOLD BROOKS WINTER, Ruleville, Miss.; Physical Education; Mohicon 1,2,3,4; mterccllegime Busebaff 2,3,4,- lnrercoHegiafe FootboH 1; PEMM 4. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Population for spring semester reaches 1640 Charles T. Alexander , N. little Rock, Ark, Charles R. Anderson . Pomgamd, Ark. A. David Anderson . Odessa, Tex. Joe Benny Baker . Cormth, Miss. Lee A. Benson . . . Pumonu, Colwf. Nancy D. Black , Tacoma, Wash. Janice Blankenship Memphis, Tenn. linda Bolund .. . . Searcy, Ark. Roben A. Bowden Clurkslee, Tex. David P. Brown .. .. . . Camden, Ark, Charles W. Burr Pocahontas, Ark. Linda Cannon . .. . . Duncan, Okla. Randy Carr . , . Champoxgn, III. John Casperson .. . Des Plaines, IH. Barry Chumpine , . . . Seercy, Ark. Nancy .Icm Chapman . Dallas, Tex. Anilu Cobb .. Blockton, .owo Robert C. Cnborn .. Souk Rapids, Minn. Michael J. Collins .. . Tenaho, Tex. Elaine Cooper Forrest City, Ark. Shelby Crouch . Hickory Ridge, Ark. Judith Crum . . Canton, 0. Thomas F. Deukin Thomosboro, Ill. Susan Drummond ,. 8. Charleston, W. Va. Jackie Easterling .. . Huntsville, Ark. Jean Fenley , . Phoenix, Ariz. Jenn Flippin . , Tuhoka, Tex. Linda Frost .. Noshwlle, Ark. Linda Gillan .. .. Oklahoma City, Okla. Frances Grady .. .. Memphis, Tenn. 108 Frank Groves Lynette Gurgnnus Lou Hagler Paula Hamilton Suzanne Hampion Larry Heudley Roberl Hesselrode Michael I. Hill Marcy Haggai! Marilyn Hopper Thomas M. Susan Hubbard Roben Ingram Sandra James Jeanene Jane Gilda Jordon Judy Johnson Patricia A. Kulberg Linda Kee Lois Keichline Sylvia Kennedy 5. Craig Keslersan Linda Lander: Nancy Luschinski Lorena lasley Delbert lewis Chad McAllisler Boyce McClain Delores Mallnck Malcolm Mmlhews Ruben Merritt Thomas Miller Lewis Moore Patricia Nurry Weldon Parkinson Patricia Pointer Pal Richey Donna Rish Karen Russell M. Rebeca: Schreiber Buel Schwegler Ronnie Sellers Don Selvidge Mary Ellen Senler Horace Shirey Susan Simmons De Simpson June! Spice Emma Siunley Don Stringer Karin Slrom Mary tau Taylor Mary Ann Thorn Barbara THImun M. Carol Tillman Dale Alan Turner . Emma Won . Ronnie Ward Dornihy Willa Jack Woolf Howard , San Francisco, Searcy, Ark. Memphis, Tenn Cherry Vafley, Ark. . Harrison, Ark. Shreveport, la. Bloomington, 1nd. . Kenneth Mo. Graenway, Ark. lofoyette, md. Modesto, Calif. Rockford, Ill Memphis, Tenn Jucksoane, Tex. Lubbock, Tex, St. Louis, Mo, Greenville, Miss Chicago HeighTsl Ilr, Bellevue, Wash, King of Prussia, Pm Ashtobula, O. Avlczmc, Tex, Wichita, Kan. Azle, Tex. New Odeuns, Ln, Seariy, Ark. Ark, Huron S. Dakl Ccmf. Independence, Mo Kensetr, Marriney, Vivian, La Camden, Ark. Lmleton, Mass. Monelfe, Ark. Dochs, Tex. Puragould, Ark, Garland, Tex, Galena Park, Tex Panama Cityi Fla. N. LiHle Rack, Ark. Bloomington, Ind, Dixon, Mo FT. Warrh, Tex, Covert, Mich . N. Little Rock, Ark, Magnolia, Ark. Woodsfleld, O. Shreveport Lo. . Greenevilte, Tenn. . Sun Valley. CUM. , Vidor, Tex Schenectady, N, Y. Searcy, Ark. Scarf Depot, W, Va. Lake ViHoge, Ark. Mablevale, Ark. HRthond, III, Kowloon, Hong Kong Fallon, Neb, Calif. Tampa, Fla. 109 BILLY R. BARDEN Seurcy, Arkansas BA, Bjology BARBARA BARNES Searcy, Ark. BA, PhysimF Educmion PAT JONES BREWER Searcy, Ark. BA, Elementary Educafion DAVID CLINGER Seurcy, Ark. BA, English DON HORSMAN Seurcyh Ark. 351 Chemisfry JAMES R. JOHNSON Lmle Ruck, Ark. EA, Mathemoffcs SAMUEL KEICHLINE Searcy, Ark. BA, Biology JOY MCDANIEL Searcy, Ark. BA, Elememmry Education WILTON MARTIN Searcy, Ark. BA, History MILDRED MICK Searcy, Ark. BA, Elementary Educohon JERRY MOTE Seurcy, Ark. EA, Physwcal Education JOY OLREE Searcy, Ark. 85, Home Economics MARY PRESTRIDGE Searcy, Ark. BAJ Hemenmry Educuhon RITA RACHEI Russellville, Ark. BA, Elemenmry Educuhon RAY RICHIE Allumu, Ga. BA, English JEAN RIGGS Sentry, Ark. BA, Elementary Education JIM STANLEY Sun Valley, Calif. BA, Speech CHARLES THOMPSON Searcy, Ark. BA, Physxccl Educufian KATHLEEN THOMPSON Searcy, Ark. BA, Busmess Educuhbn BETTY ULREY Searcy, Ark. BA, English and Journalism HO '- TE COUNCIL. Dr. Joseph E. Pryor, Drt Harry OJree, Dr. Edward G SeweH, Dr, Bob J. Gilltam, Dr. Jack Wood Sears 7;: DUATE SCHOOL Jiaduafe school advances teacher education we Master of Arts in Teaching program at W ' t ' D of Rasenr Dr. Hurr Olree describes the com texities I1.:enfargjroilnegesohso:5:iinfeichjergngg::nillgzrrllzi O:Rfec;g::h in physicjl1 txtness to Ygrcdunte student Charles Thopmpson. -'ssion t0 the program requires a minimum aulative grade point average of 2,50 011 the . aureate record and meeting teacher certifir requirements. Teaching fields in which i! ate study is offered include social science1 j-aanities, natural science and physical educaA w Physical education was added to the program ptember, 19665 since the Research Program af- ,. the best facilities in the state for the scientific .73 ation of physical fitness. Although the 4-. m is primarily a terminal program? several -e M.A.T. graduates have already completed t doctorate in education at prominent univer- IA. The Harding graduate program in teaching - a edited by the North Central Association of t .. -s and Secondary Schools. Ann G. Anderson Business Education Billy Joe Baker Bible Sherry lee Bulihrop EngHsh Reta Lloyd Bell Biahogy Faye Marie Brewer Art lindu Sue Byrd Social Science Wilson Luvun Curler Business Admmls'rrofion Peter K. Chrisly behe Nunzy Lee Dasher Biology James M. Gablar Mathematics Sharon E. Hinson Home Economics Ben M. Huey Mmhemofics ALPHA CHI Honor society encourages academic excellence Alpha Chi is a national honor scholarship society whose objectives are the recognition and promotion of superior scholarship and those elements of Characler which make scholarship effective for good. The Arkansas Eta Chapter was installed on the Harding campus on March 1 , 1957. Member- ship is open to juniors who have achieved a cumula- tive grade average of at least 3.70 on a minimum of 80 semester hours and to seniors who have an average of at least 350 on a minimum of 104 semester hours. Eight members were inducted on October 191 1966, and nine members were inducted on February 22, 1967. 112 LIGHTING her candle of learning from 1he lamp of knowledge, new Alpha cm member Sharon Hinson recltes her vows To Drh Joe Pryor. Donald Hull Johnson Accounting HeFen V. Minns HDme Economics Palrick N. Moore History Mike Elkins O Neul Accouming Harmon R. Seuwel Social Science Richard W. Taylnr Accounting John Thomas Valentine Mothemmics James W. Vanderpoul HisTory Harold Allen Walker MoThematics Robert Earl Wesi Mathemo'rits Dale Eugene Work Chemistry and Mathematics Lucian Eddie Work Business Administrcfion CHI OFFICERS. Donald HuH Johnson, President; Ann Anderson, Treasurer; Linda Byrd secremryl Robert Earl West Vice -President PERSONALITIES Possessing outgoing personalities, Representing various classes and clubs. Radiating friendliness and charm. Participating in campus life. Serving in important positions. Gaining the admiration and respect of peers. Exemplifying the spirit of Harding. Students selected as perSonalities Epitomize the pursuit of excellence. PETIT J EAN ATTENDANTS M'iss Claudia AHFT In the short time she has been at Harding, sparkling Claudia Alley has captivated the campus populace. Coming: from far away York, Nebraska, Claudia is majoring in physical education. Claudia is a member of the Regina social Club1 and was a 1966 Homecoming Attendant. Most of her future plans revolve around homemaking and working with young people. I 4.4 .cgglj b!- , h v; wax r? x V .M 1'55 Carol Pruchu An individualist With an abundance of talent and personality is senior Carol Prucha. As Lambda Sigma club queen. capable Carol has been able to put into prac- tice her knowledge as a home economics major. Carol has served two terms as president of K0 Jo Kai social club. In further preparation for her career in dietetics, next year she will be interning. M 1'53 Barbara Na?! 1' PETIT JEAN QUEEN Although senior Barbara Neely has been at Harding for only two years. she has been a delightful addition to the camups panorama. Barbarak college life began at Freed-Harde- man, but now she is very much a part of Hardingns program, whether it be American Studies or Hand- maidens of Christ. Barbara is alive with fun and vitality, and, as a psychology and sociology major, she is always eager to listen and learn. She willingly lends a helping hand in a constructive way while fulfilling her role as senior SA representative. H7 . w. u w hnm - wm- h Wu H- h m W' Ulla M 2'33 Diane Holder HOMECOMIN G QUEEN Reigning over the Bisons' trium- phant day. Homecoming Queen Dianne Holder and her court added radiance to a cloudy after- noon. Dianneas quiet and reserved manner melts into contagious vitality when she is fulfilling her role as Bison cheerleader. As a Home Economics maior,Dianne enjoys sewing and homemaking. and is a graceful model of her own artistic creativity. A Searcy junior, Dianne served as President of the Regina Social Club this year. 118 HOME COMIN G ATTENDANTS .Mr'ss Kan-w Dnnlvv Senior Karon Dunlvy is an Elizabeth. Pennsylvania girl majoring: in Elementary Education. A near indis- pensiblo member of Ztuta Phi Zeta social club, Karon served three terms as Presidom. This year tho Mnhirans Chose this warm and Sonsilivr' young lady as their rlnh queen, Miss Naudia Aan Emergent and vivaciuus Mpross Claudia Alloys approach In vvorything from summer Camp wnrk l0 Wigning as thr' Galaxy Club Queen. Sinro junior Claudia. whois a lransft-r from York Cullcgv. enjoys lho nutdonr life as well as wm-kingWitll young people. 5hr! is maiuring in Physi 111 Education 119 120 MAY FETE ATTENDANTS M iss S beryl Deay Sheryl Deay is an attractive miss With a reserved, yet disarmingly friendly personality. She is a junior from Bentonville, majoring in secretarial science. She puts this knowledge to practical use during the summer months. Sheryl is treasurer of Tri-Kappa social club. A sports lover from the sidelines, Sheryl is a faithful Bison supporter. M iss Peggy Grandi Peggy Grandi makes her way about the campus in classic loveliness. She is a personable young lady, a trait appreciated by the Chi Sigma Alpha social club, who honor her as their queen. A senior social science major from Memphis, Tennessee, Peggy is presently the vice-president of Regina social club. Upon graduatiorgPeggy plans to teach history. W W awe .T'I'M Mics Nancy Ham MAY QUEEN Precious things often come in small packages, and pert, petite Nancy Ham is a charming example. A junior home economics major from Shirley, Arkansas, Nancyk quiet personality shines in many areas. In the K0 Jo Kai social club, she has served in every capacity from re- porter to president. She is also treasurer of Chorale, and a member of Handmaidens of Christ. Nancy has been active in several campaigns for Christ, has worked as a Christian camp counselor and at all times is a worthy example of a Christian lady. I21 BEST ALL AROUN D Vivacinus Linda Byrd varies her activites from SA viccapresident t0 Sigma Tau's club queen. As a social science major she enjoys traveling and meetingI people. Linda gains many friends by par- ticipating 111 I119 lives of those around her. Her list 01' college honors is long and impressive. in- cluding W'htfs W110 and Alpha Chi. CharIio Grmrh 11515 I110 rare and wonderful gift of making: just 1111111111 vvorylmc his friend, simply by being 11 friend to them. A transfer from Northwest Missiqsippi .111111111' 110110212 Charlie 11119 lived in Now Yurk City for nine mrmths partiripnting in Exodus: Buy 8111mm Charlie is an 01011111111511 ; 01111- cation 111111111: 111111 sports a strung passir1n 1111' Barbara YII'W'UWW horseharli riding. Linda B1771 Charlie Gnnrh RUN? Arm? limu'n Don Joinmm HONOR STUDENTS Outstanding academic abilities have enab1ed junior Barbara T1111111115011 tn 1111111111111 ro1'11g11itinn as Pcn't Jean Honor Student. A psychnlngy major from Soarcyu Barbara has 110011 in 1110 Harding school system since 1119 11egi1111i11g 111 1101' 50111101 years. She enthusiastically participates 111 11111 intramural spurts program. and is 11 momhor of Theta Psi. A little lady with 21 large Caparity fur service is Rulh Anne Brownl11tol1igm1rh is far from being 1101' only virtun; the fruit 111 her sororal talents is soon in 811 1101' endcavnrs. 1111111 Anne is an clemen- tnry education majnr. and transfmTOrl tn Harding frnm York College. 8110 5111111115; 1101' SUIIIIIIPFS in camp work or partivipnting ill ovangoIistic work. Don Johnson is dnfinilvly a 1mm in pursuit of excellence. His superior 111111 versatile abilities are appreciated by the cheunpinnship Marketing Man! agement Team, and 110 runlrihutos a great deal to 1110 Bison with his editorial 111111 spurts writings. An accounting and 111151111139 major. Dun is a valuable member in any 1111;511111231111111 122 . SS FAVORITES w. - FRESHMEN H-ISmrth Dal 'a'a' Jmuw SOPHOMORES .1 fun lh'fl: Purl. x ?QWHW H A '! I I A , '1'!quth 7 I N rnm mi. JUNIORS xll'frm leria'gv Dimer HnMrr SENIORS Dm'id Smith Wmmiv Tavlnr 'le . 7 'x 7'7 1- 7 123 WHO'S WHO Versatile Harding individuals gain Who's Who recognition 01m nf' the highest 1101mm :1 college student ram rocnivo is to ho inchu'lvd in Vth's V'V'hu Among Silldvrlth in Amnrican Colleges and Universiiios. Tho familly is: rospnnsible for svlhrting 111mm in- dividuals mirl sovoral factors are musidorod. Tho student's szchnlarship is an important criteria. as WON as hi: pariiriputitm and leadership in ucarlmnic ALTHOUGH Linda Byrd, Mike Moore, Dcvld Smith and Sherry Bulrhrop have o'her inicrcsisi they find common ground as SA officers. and oxlra-ruI'rirnlar ariivitivs. Alsn nf impm'tanrn are his ritizvnship and service In tho mllopm and his prnnliio uli future usefulness. Businvss whicatimi major Ann Gaskill Anderson is Ihr- wifv 0f I'larcling instructor. Jnoi Amlrirsnn. Allhtmgh a busy hnmmnakol'. Arm has arhiovod a high ncadvmir Rimming: and participates: 'in svvcral campus: mmmimtimis. Jim Amlvrsnn. majoring in both Bible and psy- chology; 1!: Hum W'atm'tuwm South annm, A hard- working momhor of tho SA. he also partit'ipnlvs in A Cnppolla and has served as; 8013 Phi Kappa social Chili prnsirlmlt, 124 BEING on siage is nothing new 70 Erlena Laney mm! Andv Sounders. Their performances conrnbule professional quality ro any production, hlargarot Ashton has smivnrl Harding well as editor of tho Bison. in itwlf an nrrhmus amignmem. and 6115:: as a mombvr uf the A CappoIla Chums and wnmmfs onsr-mhln. She- has smw'ml as smrotary and reporter nl' Kappa Phi snrial rhih. Intormllogialn swimmr'r James David Belles, J12. is a prornmd mainr with n varinly Hf interests. David has sponl tho pasl lwn summm'x in the Orient with tho Inlonmtimiai Mission Slmly Group. He was a member 01' the Bviios nnrl Bmux fm'twn years. Sherry Baithmp is an Iiilglish nmjnr With an abundance of mueiral lalr-nl. Shr- is a mmnher of Belle: and Boaux. all ni'l'ii'vr in Alpha Chi and a past Bisnn cliem'imdw. Shm'ry'a hump is in Fnrfh W'nrlh. Texas. Pat Barker is a gonorul qrimico major and plans to attend medical sr'hr'mi at thp University of Kansas in his home slaw. A past momher 0f the A Cappella. Pat is skipper 0'. the Sub T79, Ruth Anne Bmwn, a York transfer: is a 1967 Petif Jean Humor Studmit. She is majoring in ele- montal'y education and is viro-prosidont of SNEA as well as being Rogina vhlh treamirvr. Ruth Ann lives in Searcj and allomlorl tho Amtlomy. '; 1' ! Bob West, Conrue Taylor, Ben Hueyi Jenn RIIdIia- and FhI! DIxon use their talenrs 0nd copainiIIes Io EACEI not only In extru-curricuior da Byrd. fmm IIIIIIIrIIy Little Burk. is a sm'iul Vance major. SiIII 11315 SOI'K'I'II IIII lhII SA fur iilHIf' and has IIIIIIII IIII IIxI'I-IIIIIIt iIIII. A nIIIIIIlIIIr aegina, she is; Sigma 'I'IIII'S I'ilub IIIIIIIIII. Linda elected as this VIIar' iIIsl All Around IIir'l. Chulngy aIIII sIIIiulIIIIx IIIajIII Hill Cull: i5 UI'Ient 0f the Iliil'liillll' HIIIIII IIIIIl XVIIILS hard in 'i capacity. AII AXUIPIiLIlH Studios IIIIIIIIIIII, Bill : to someday mm a HID. iII psyvhnlngy. 111 I'm year. Bill was pH'I-Iidvllt III. his class, rdworkingz and I'HCFQPIiC Phil DixnII iS II NL ibie person wJIII holds lill'CO pIJsiIiIIIIs as I'II'IIsi- senior class. BiSIm ISImslIIrs and Chi Sigma . He is also a IIIIIIIIbIII' III' 1110 BIIllIIH illld Bc-aux 'servcs as their stage IIIaIIagUr. Phil iS alga 'sted in intUI'ilIF design. 'Ither Belles and Beaux nmmhm'. Ben Huey . 'Oring in maliIi B011 has madv sewerai lung with the chorus and in the future plans III M an MS. in Electrical Engineering. Ho m, many hours in tho FDCUTdng studio and :to do rrsoarch in acoustics. rlotle Irhlniphrcyr;a a MIIIII'phis girl. is major- , businPss aIlIIIiIIislraliIIn. 8110 is pi'esidIIIIt mi N ial club and has been iln SA cabinet mom- tWIJ years. CIIaI'lIIIlII lIIIpIIs III work in the , bu! scholosmaliy 05 weHI even though, as members of The Beiles and BEGIN; Ihey mus' Spend WOW hOUTS 1 dIllgem P'OC'ICEI fiIIlIl of pIIIIlir FCiiliiUllS. Dun .itlilIlHUn. hx it'l' Puff 1mm Honor StudIIIIt. Is an IIIIIsIaIIIIiIII: i'lCFHlHHing IIIIIl bIIsinr-Hs majIII'. HII IIIIiIIys spurts. ospIIrizIIly lI'III'k, and is aclivII iII AInCFiCBH Studies. IJIIII i5 lJIT'SidCHl Hr Alpha Chii 001191111 science lllElle' Darwin lx'IIirlIliIIII i-I pI-IIsiIlont 0f the SI-iIIIII'II Club and an SA cahinnt IIII-.mhor NIIxt VPEIF ho mill ilHCIld IJIII l'IIiIOIsilv III 10111195500 medital school IIII a frIlIIm ship cun- IL'IIIItialiIIII in the HI III M PIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII. Erleno LIIIIQ is mm of IIIIIdinIIs host rimma slIIIlIInts and a mIInIboI 0f liIII hIIIIIIIIIII dramIIIiIs SIII'ioly, Alpha Psi Omega. SIIO is a SIDPOFJI illlfl English IIIIIjIIr fI'IIIII Bruken Arrow. Ukialmma. and a mI-IIIIILII' 0f XIItII Rim. Capahlp Max LIII'IIIIZ holds: the rcspunsibic posi- tiIII'I of business rIlzIIIIIgcr for tho Prtil Jam. Max. a IIS;'I:iII.IiIIgI' and sIII'iIIlogy major frnm Wichita, Kansas. is II momiII-I' Of the Mohiran social Flllii and Amvrican StIIIlios. A BibIII and English mainr from Springfinlrl. Miqsnuri. is Mike Moore. Much of his limp is spout in mission artivitiva Irspcciaily during; the summer munths. Mike is a familiar PPFSHII III musiv up? IIIHfCiatiUll students. since iII- SHPPI'YiSPIi tho IIIIIRiI' labs. Mikv also sm'vedtho SA 85 treasurpr this yIIaI'. I25 ,4 '-,. a 4: JUNIOR Christian CoHege transfers JHTI Anderson, Ji Rcly Toland, Jc: lne VH'ICEHT, Ruth Anne Brown and Dan Smirh have intlwidualiy con- tributed in cm oulsrcmding way to rhe Harding prugram and have each accumulmcd Em impmssive recon! during their COHEQICITE years. COMPLETFNG fornndcble requirements as science maims ore hold working Dawd Boles, Pm Barker, Dole Work and Darwnn Keichline 126 WHO'S WHO Faculty selects twenty-eight students as campus leaders Transfer student Mike O'le spent the 1966 spring; semester studying: in Ilvitlvlbnrg. Germany. A prc-law major h'nm Antlers. Oklahoma. Mike is active in Young Ropuhlimns szi participates in intramural spurts, Conscientious and highly capable pditnr 0f the 1067 Pcfit Jmm Judy OWNIS, is; a psyrhology and sociology major frnm North Little Rnrk. Judy was on the debate team for two yours and has particii pated in several religious; campaigns. A talented person with an individual way about 1101' is music major Juan Hilrhio. She is a Searcy girl and attmided York College hofm'e mining to Harding. whore She is a mvmhor 0f Belles land Beaux and tho A Cappolla Chm'usi Campus Players prvsirlmil Andy Saunders will long be remcmborml for his varied portrayals in campus productions. Andy is a sppcrh major from Boll, California. and bolmirgs to the A Cappella Chums. Ho holds membership in Alpha Psi Omega. honorary dramatics sm'ioty. Although Dan Smith is highly talmltod in the music field! he excels in othm' EII'PEIF- 21150. A favorite Harding folk singer, Dan spends much time in religious activities and direcls the Academy 5. He plans to do graduate work 11PM year in ..: cc and munsoling. David Smith has dnnv rm excellent job this year Wleadcr of tho Student Association A pro-med 'or from Asluluwn. Arkansas. David has mark? impressive romrd wlrilo at Harding. He is a g partiripam and lmdor in misginn activilies. d plans to attend lhv 1711iversity nf Missouri cal $611001. utercollegiate Ilohatm' Connie Taylor is a mom- of the Belles and livemx. Twice class favorite, - h major Connie VVI'H'de with the Pennsylvania yaign during 1110 summer. She has also been . . of the Student Association. Connie, a Gata .1 . member. is frnm Diamond. .VIissmn'i. .36 nth major J. Buy Tnland made an impressive .6 . at York before 110 came to I'Tardinp; and games tn contrihutv in HM; Campus scrum. This Trig man from Ukluhrmm plans to touch and '.-.., with young peoplo, -le majm' Jakn Vim'ont is a student preacher T is a veteran r'anmaigzn worker. A member of L6 Phi Kappa. .Iakr- is an officer in tho Timothy Tu and belongs in tho Dadyology club. Russell. ' 6 is Jakds hrmw. 13 West cnmhinos track and Belles zmd Bnaux Ei'6 his college artivilivs. ITO is a mall: major hometown is Indianapolis. Indiana. An an of Alpha Chi hnnnr sanciety. Bob intends to 1. : inward a PhD. demon in Astrophysirs. 6A 6 yearfs Pctit Joan Hnnnr Student. Dalo VVnrk. ..If-- only junior mcmln-r nf W'htfs Who. He is a 5'24 and chemistry mujnr fmm Trenton, Michi- '6 and plans lo work in industry. Dale enjoys pal: ' .-tng in all intramural team sports. MAX Lorenz, Margaret Ashton and Judy Owens deserve hlgh praise for the exceptionally fme work they have done on school pubhmhons. 7 an lnlereshng and qui7e mformmwe Amehcon Etudes meeting, students Bl Culp, Mike ONeol, Ann Anderson, Charlene and Don Johnson quesrmn guest speaker Dr. Rnchurd Walker, :1 Polwical Science expert m the area of China. ORGAN IZATIONS Supplementing;r the academic program. Serving as professional laboratories! Achieving worthy avocational gnala Providing varied recreational opportunities. Representing the college effectivelv. Requiring a studentls maximum effort. Demanding a high level of self-disciplinm Many organizations at Harding College Excel in the upursuit of carvicellexnze. 5A CABINEL FRONT ROW; Cronin, Taylor, Davis, Humphreys. SECOND ROW: Anderson,VIn- cent, Black Johnson Huey Smock. HARDING Her, sxudems H16 lrczmple 5A 5 grass in Keep Off the- route to din- Gmss Week SA REPRESENTATIVES. FRONT ROW: ignanng Toland, Howard, Young, 1.. Neer. FACULTY member Dr. Gdlmm harps The? SA to co- ordina'e skudem hie wnh admimsrrorion ideols B, Neely Howell, Parks, MoyA SECOND ROW g? ; : Outstanding accomplishments hy the Smdent ' Association for the past several yvars mntivalpd the officers of ihe 1966-67 student body to arhivve excellence in their administratinn. After spending many hours during;r the summvr mnsidoring ideas, these student leaders met on rumpus prior In the opening of the fall sonmstcr fnr a lwu-day Vw'nr'kshnp tn finalize plans fur the year. The opening week nf the fall semester was filled with SA-direcled mixers. parties and uricntatinn activiiivs for freshmm'l and transfor students. Early in the. Year a workslmp was cnndurled in train the leaders of various student gruups for more ofl'nrtive leadership. A major activity of the fall was husling the tenth annual Christian College Confernnrv for student leaders. Also. the SA dirorted thv humor mming football game activities. Several activities were sponsored in December h the toy and dolly drive that benefited 1.250 orphan rhildren. fond haskots to needy families. campus decurations and a Christmas party fur SUP dents. Throughout the year an excellent movie prof gram was provided on Saturday evenings. The SA assistod with tho Spring Youth Forum. sponsored many artivities that promoted high Student murale '16 5mm comUBS m raise the high standards m and prvsonted Cluh academic trophivs. s as he encourages and challenges all sfudenfs re Representatives of the SA served on different ' - 1A WWW W3 harps m demo? highe' goals and ?deo's' faculty committees and assisted with various studios of student problems. h Undo Byrd is responsible for CONIROLLING the budget is c: mnior task of DETAFLhcov-Iscious Sherry Bulthrop, whiie SA 3. complniing many SA activities. Student Assoniution treasurer, Mike Moore. secretory, keeps an uccuruie accoum of all items. Sharron Barnes Danna Brown Ann Camp Pony Columbus Yvonne Finther Dwredory Edwfor Classes Ediror Admmlstrmion Ednor Organizations Edimr Studen'r Life Editor VJ v11! x1 9 Lynette Gurgunus Murcia Hays Ronnie Killen John lewis Martha Pifner Personalities Edwror Academy Ednor Sports Edifcr Assimm Photographer Socia! Clubs Editor 4., what ENDLESSLY snappmg picwres 0nd develnping firm, PETIT JiAN. FRONT ROW: Owens, Camp Barnes, chher Chambliss. SECOND ROW; ensy-gomg Pm Lyon works closely with each edklor. Cheek, Piiner, Gurganus Columbus, Wonh THHPD POW Brewer, Kdlen. Larenz, Jackson, LEwwS LEARNING about Searcy businesses, seng ads and handhng fmonces ENTHUSfASTICALLY owomng the Coming year, usslsram editor Ann has been the lob of assistant busmess manager Randy Jackson Camp promises to uphold hngh standards set by previous books. w 5-. w-Ww :gs M: n-u-I-II-A. k' .- rues Mum and pruwding Exrro encouragement for the Per Jean WORKING wnh diligence and persisvencc, business manager Max . a cumribunons made by facuhy advisor Dr, Joe Pryorr lorenz hroke previous records for space 50H 10 area businesses JEAN f mixes fun, tears, hard work in making book Prnducthm nf thv 1057 Pvtit J'c'm'z ar'lunlly began early in October. 1065. wth Judy OWNN and Max Lnrenz were selected by lllf' inninr rluss In wrvn as vditnr and husinvss mmmgm'. n-spwiivoly. uf tho Pyn'f 1mm for the 1066-67 school ynar. During 1110 summer of 1060 mm- Uwe-ns- finalized plans for her bunk so than srwtinn orlih'n's could begin illoir work early in llu- I'nlL On October 9. 1966. tho staff r'oroivod word from Associated Collegiate Press. Mimwapolis, Minn. that the 1966 Pen? 1mm had rm'nivml tlw coveted All-American awarcL 1ho sovonlh cnnsvcu tivo All-American award for 11w Pm'if Iran This nvws spurred staff members to llighm' lm'olu uf ox- rollonco in their work. At tho fall nwoting nf thn Arkansas CulngP Puhliratinns Assutiminn in Littln Rock. lho Petit Jean romivod the General Exrel- lento award for the sovnnlh runsovulivo tinw and three first place awards. Capable. dedicated staff mcmhm's spent many fun-fillcd hours taking: pictures. writingr copy and captions. cropping pictures. editing llr'adlinos, reading: prom , drawing: laymlts and doing the many other tasks requirorl tn prndurv an oxrcnvm ynarhunk. The prPssm'e ondod um March 10 when key staff members hoadod fur Oklahoma City to proofread the final cnpv. ' 1ha del'mIs Involved m edihng rhe Peri! Jean, 1967 OWII'IS guided Ihe 5m through a yecr of hard woyk High standards nl excellence llavo Cllararlvrizml 11w Bimn. Student I'towspapor nf I'Iurding Cullngo. fur many yriam. At the I.Wih spring rimming: HF the Arkansas Cullrwav Publiralinns Assmiatium. tho Bison rm-oivod bath 1110 Gmwral Fxrollonrn award and tho Sweepstakes award. the smmd cnnspcutivo yr-ar that Hn- Nixon had t'orrcivr-rl Imlh uwardR PM the past dm'arlo the Bison has ron'ivod mm m' hnth nl. tllvsv awards ulmust every yoar. T110 rmlmnsihilily nf mnthming thig nutstzmding h'udilinn in mllolu'o journalism during: tho 106667 srlmnl year was given tn Margaret Ashhm. editor: and klumvs lx'r-m'. business managm'. Srwm'al Capable frmlmwn and transfer student: stronglhonorl tho gr'nup nl' votoran slaff momhers who returned from tho 1063-015 staff, Excellence in plmtngraphy rnpy writing, mliting. layout. advertising and prnnfr reading: war; snught. Fur tlu- lj'is-nn staff Hm xwek hogan nn 'Hmrsday whom ak'x'igunwnls wore posirwl and mulwl tho foli lnwing H'odnosrlzu' aftc'rnnnn whvn tho papm's worn dvl ivorml tn the Slurlmlt Comm: 'l'llr- smnivzmmlal Arkansas Cnllt'go Pllhlicalinns Asqm'imiun mm'vminn was held this spring: on tho Harding: t'ampus arlrl was mhnslori lw lhn Him and tho Pr!!! 1mm. BISON BISON provides keen JOURNALISTIC knowledge and vast experience aid Bisun sponsm Med 8. Cope m his efforts to guide the staff through special crises. ASSIGNING news stones editing copy, reading proofs and selecting picrures for publicahon make up Margaret Ashi'on's iob as Bison editor, insight into student life ABLY hcndhng the finunmol end of the sluden? newspaper, buswness manager James Kent takes money m hand to Iolly ihe ads sold 51'AFF. FRONT ROW. Gowen, Smndley, L'offmum Bvbee. filmp, . SECOND ROW: lelml. Pu-thrvw McBrmle. THIRD POW mnrk Hmm Mmmjh Knmt fwccuulgy' Fmrnpron, 5mm. Yuunn, Mun Simmons, Lewxs, AGhTOH. G :Ullinas and Mmew DdiVDnGIS, ussocwme editor Doug and ussnsmm erinor John mack handle BISON STAFF EDITORS. SEATED Weir duHes well, Jewry Mum mrmomsl, femures, STANDING: Roy Terry, Ann Camp, phmogmphcn 10m Summons. sports. IIMOT-HY CLUB. FRONT ROW, Hendnx, Auslin, Anderson, Slwey, Parsley, ROW- Hays Isponsorl, Boothe, Alexander. Smmh, Von Rheenen. EOH. Lope, Syirc-s, OH. SECOND POW- Hacker, hpcmsayy Merrm, MIHWi meenL Farm, Thomley, Hrlricige. FOURTH ROW Thom, Hansen, Shep Wmems, Shownmkwr, Moore, Curry, Hcsien Jones. Isponsorl IHIRD herd, Yates. Kenr, Mchuley, Curbs. Durham Mmmvws. CrHsDn. Taymrl AFRICAN CLUB. FRONT ROW: Sims, Murreney, Adams. SECOND ROW; FAR EAST MISSION CLUB. FRONT ROW: Stung Hudson. SECOND ROW: Chrtshscn, Adair, Perry. THIRD POW: Mohaffeyl MerritL Shewmnker, Eldridge, Van Rheenen, Shipp. Bonnell. 136 - l4! P'Tl i .J' ,i . 1. id! ' ramiLT CLUB. FRONT ROW. Moorc Curd, Tw'mrnermon SECOND ROW ENTERTAINFNG members of Me Timothy Club at their annual spring '-,Ch:ry1. Crenshuw. THIRD ROW; Cosron, Craig, Kellen banquet, EvongeHsf Wyatt Sawyer speaks on the life of 0 meocherr Si GIOUS GROUPS ?embers strive to spread Christianity abroad - . Cu ye into all 1110 wnrlri and pronch tho gmspcl - - CLUE. FRONF HOW- Vaughn Farms: SECOND ROW Alhsorh .. i - - MID ROW: mus, Cope. Ban tn r-x'nry creature. Hm charge that Un'lst grave Ins distiplm almnst IWU Illnnumui yt-HI'S ngn- is still the rhargo lhat nmtivatm clmiiralr-rl Chris'zlians today. a IiIEll'diIlQ' graduates: can he found in many mumrios -g 01' the world as well as in all parts of 1110 United Stains tolling penplo ahnnt Christ and his; lnw far lhvm. Various religiuus groups nn llm Harding campus provide instruction in lhnw who are in- lm'mtml in special arm: nf Christian servico. Thv Timothy Club. Rpunsm'mi this year by Cunard Hays and Jerry Jnnos 01' tho Bihlv faculty. is an organizatiun primarily fur Bihlo majors: and student preachers. T110 wooklv mowing; consisted nl' lectures on various: rlnrtrinal quvstinns and pmrtiml problems. A highlight of tho year was 1110 trip in the Graduate Srhunl nf Rrrliginn in Mom- phis. 'Ihnncssoe. Whore morr- than 100 graduate students were anllvd this your. The various mission Clubs mmrontratn on special prnhloms faced by the missionary in a given area. Interest in meetings is stimulatvd by having visits frnm missionaries home un furlough ur by having lupvd rorm'dings from missinnm'ivs on 1110 field. Many Harding students are now in Africa as missionaries while uihor unm: er'rvv in Europe. Auslralia. and the Far East. 137 HThe wnrld to Christ we bring is the theme of a favorite hymn 0n the Harding campus and it states the. hope and goal of many students. Genuine inh ternst in Christian service characterizes students with various academic and professional objectives. Harding students are particularly concerned about the spread of Christianity 10 all parts of the world. Hamlmaidons of Christ is a relatively new organization un campus. This organization is com- posed nf young women who are vitally interested in preparing themselves for more effective service. They met twice each month during the year for uplifting dovnliunals and inspiring talks from ram- pus loaders and visiting evangelists. Although Harding students have gone to Latin America and the Middle East in rather limited numbers. the presence of people on campus from these areas has created an interest in those parts of the world. An interesting chapel program was presvntvd by the Middle East Club. The Northwest Mission Club represents an in- terest in home missions. During the spring vacation this was: ovidoncod by many students using their holidays for evangelistic work in a number nf cam- NORTHWEST M'ss'o CWB- FRONT ROW: Beasley, Chrisiison. SECOND paignshin diffcronl states. ROW: Kee' Lems' RELIGIOUS GROUPS Mission work clubs strengthen mission field 4 V A i lATlN AMERICAN. FRONT ROW: Taylorh Lester SECOND ROW: Harrison, EMPHASIZING the impormnce of adequate preporurion, experienced Long. THIRD ROW: Dole, Briley, Phillips. persona! worker Jerry Jones speaks to students of all campaign groups. 138 y GINO students to attend lhe Baton Rouge campmgn, Tom Hiatus algns to inform Hm nvw members of Ihe mpelmgs A. IDES OF CHRI'ST. FRONT POWr Andelson, Sims Led Mm, Bnley, , Smifh, Timmermnn, AsiHey. SECOND POW Cook. Stimson. Howell, Hull, Hml. Kenserx Ciny THIRD ROW MchrnPy, Huw- l kins, walt Chrlshson, C-owen, Vuuulm, Drwvn CransI-n'uv FOURTH POW, erffm, Murphy, Bndgeg Benng-H Veda, Tulfortl, Johnson Vamm MIDDLE EAST. FRONT ROW Love, Keg nggs SECOND POW Shepherd, Taylor, Roysc bponsml. 139 '. ga-v arr. BELLES AND BEAUX. FRONT ROW: Tmps, Bowman, 01333th Pwlchie. Barker.Dementionmlh. Mwllcr, ff-reen, Lawns Tchv, Hawk ns, Hohjmon. MUSIC GROUPS SECOND ROWA W950, Bohhrop, Chm, D'VOHJ Huey, ShrJhmm. ACCOMPANIST: Students contribute time, effort for joy of others Under the supr-rh direction of Dr. Kenneth Davisq .h'.. the A Cappclla Chorus and the Belles and Boaux achieved superior levels of performance. Auditions for those select singing; groups lwgan with the opening: of the fall semestm' and inlonso work on the new repertoire of music hogan im- mediately after registration. The A Cappolla Chorus contained 7'3 members and tho Belles and Beam; numbered 10 this year. During the fall semoslvr the A Cappolla Chorus entertained audiences in Arkansas. Tmltlossco. Mississippi. Alabama and Louisiana 011 a lon-day tour; duringr tho spring vacation this group luurvd Mississippi. Alabama. Goorgia and Florida. A major activity of the chorus was recording a weekly pmgzram 0f hymns. AAHymns frnm Har- ding:1 carried by nearly 300 radio stations Through- out the Unilnd States. The Belles and Bvaux, a select ontortaining group. made numerous an pearances in the mid-snuth area The Recording Chorus is a special singing group that recorded hymns in French, Italian and nlhor foreign languages In he used by missionaries. I40 Gwen, Long. FIFTH ROW: Greer. Taylor, Barr Freeman, Beasley - i CHORUS. FRONT ROW: Cock, Wllmoxh, Spencer, Chapman, Adams, Davis. Sande, mem, Tupps, Holemon, Timmermon, III, Rulenour, SECOND ROW: Reagan, Rndne, Smith, Starkey, . May. Munn, S Thom, Holt Masonl Bowman, Simon, Tugme, , Guwun. THIRD ROW: Royse, Barker, Lewis. Allwsom BalenhnE. $ g, 3:36 1 I F CHORUS. FRONT ROW; Munn, Sande, Curd Loman. SECOND ROW: Cook, Moore. ., Timmerman. THIRD ROW: Forrest, AHLson, Bridges, Anders. FOURTH ROW; Keller, Murphy. DIRECTING The numerous vocal emsembles, Dr. DrJvIE crecnes r3 bECIUthl' professmnm quulffy which ws proudly chspluyed rhlcughcur me U. S. Marlm, Heard, Pemgrew, Hobby, Chesslw, Ashlon, S. Green, Sewell, Rwers. FOURTH ROW: Glam, anfnh, Shewmnkur, Davis. Woodward, Jones, Dixon, Clemems, Senn, Beasley, James, West, Chmy, MIHer, Stroud, FIFTH ROW: J Green Kern, Mdler, Barn Parker; Bell, V, Thom, Shdhom, Huey. 9erth Wolfe, Saunders, Moore, Tucker, Byrd, Lawyer. The Chorale is the largest musical group on campus, It gives slnrlnnts who are interested in music an opportunity to participato in its activi ties. Many Chorale members subsequently qualify for membership in the A Cappella Chorus Un- der the. rlmliralod directinn of LVIr. G E Baggolt- the Chnralo devolnpod intn a capable college chorus; that prvsontod RPVFFHI Incal programs and made a spring tour. The Bison Marching; Band provided music at all home football games in tho fall and presented 1131 I'- time shows of precision marches. Tho Harding;r Pop Band performed at all home basketball games and added much m the spirit and enthusiasm nf tho gamns. Following the Close of the football season. the hand lwvamo known as tho Harding,r Convert Band. presenting amoral oxrellent concerts at home. The band also tank an extended spring tour. Mr. Bagg'clt served as 1110 capable director of the hands and John Parker Bowen served his second vear as drum mainr. SMENC is an organization cnmpnsod of students who are talontvd in music. Regular meetings; were held to study sporial topics that supplement the regular classr-s. SMENC promoted musiral events on campus and prvsontod an award 1n tho mltstandv ing musir shlrlr-nl fur 1.066767. MUSIC GROUPS BISON BAND. FRONT ROW: Chester, Cope, Honon, Anders. B. Birdges, Simon, SECOND ROW: Nlm, Allen, Kenney, Wilhire, McCluren, Pollard, Rhodes, Lunsford, S. Farley, leburn. Hnmullnn, Rhienour, Culp. THIRD Extensive practice gains superior recognition CHORALE. FRONT ROW: Kirkbride, Jackson, Lewey, Deqson. Sfinkard. Prince, Parker, Hendnx, Dowdey Wilson, Calvin, Covington, Voorhees, Pomter. Chtisfy. HulL Powers, Jones, Ham, Rieves, Retd, Bell, lvey, Burksl Scott, Broyles, McDonald, Moore, Davis. SECOND ROW. Hurt. Clay, Fields, S. Taylor, Brody, Deon, Worth, 6, Cobb, Adair, Holloway, Perry, Gonzales, NutL Roper, Bryson, Wolfe, Nagal, Sharp, NV Greenwuy. D. Allen, Shaddix, Tear. K Word. Head, anfirhl Albert, Tucker, Gro- gurL THIRD POW: Pen'ecosl, Hemingway, Bloomberg, Christison, Anders Rolen, Krupe, Babb, McMnckin Howelr, Dixon, Peters, ToweH. Veuru, Trent, Pierce, B Deon, Wallace, Forsyrhe, Besric, Kirkb-ride, F Baker, Gombrell, S. WIISDH, L Greenwoy, M Cobb. Smcy, Rice. FOURTH ROW: Simon, Parks, N. Taylon C, Ailen, N. Bridges, Kendrick, Hayes, Duncan. Sunderland, Brooml lelis, J Bridges. Alexander, Thomason, Mahhews, Dawson, J. Word. Roberts, Drake, Freeman, Cole, Minns, Lee. Edsler. Frost, Petty, Long, Slingluff, Sounders. FIFTH ROW: McDanieIs, Smock, Lofch, Fonn, Crabtrae, Hannah, Gunn, Prum, Sneak, BuHerfieJd, B. Baker, Dowdy. . Scorbrough, Baggen, Collier, Tram, Wooron, Luallen FOURTH Tor! ' Il'otk, Lucas, K. Bmdgcs, McAfpn, HrIL Gunsehmm, Dunn, Huey, . 1 Marching Band presents cm H farmmion as H complwes ,- dime performance for the enmrminmenr of Harding foolbuH fans, -- ' 'n mo in instrumental music, Mr. Baggefr dwems with an N. Endges, WoHe, Moody, Knight, C FaHey Hell, Mcmbve, Tucker, meh Campbell; Cmson, Runledge, Senn, Bowen, Bmggerr ldirec- SMENC. FRONT ROW: Tipps, Adams. Jones. PowersJ Hawkins. SECOND ROW; thchle, Lee, Thom, Smlon Pinanour, Nutt. THIRD ROW: Hen-.ents Woman thhrh, Long, Youree. FOURTH ROW: BcaggeH Isnousorl, Trem Smuh Serm FIFTH ROW. Wolfe. Herdrck Hannah, Pnndeluh, Srruughn PI KAPPA DEUA, FRONT ROW: R. Yeung, Bmley, Bowman, Porter Edwards Block D. Yeung, Dawson SPEECH GRO UPS Forensics produce avid The debate team and the campus radio station are two major activities under the direct supervision of the Department of Speech. Radio station KHCA broadcasts en a wavelength of 1190 kilecycles each scheolvday evening. The studellteoperated station serves as a laboratory for Courses in radio and pro- vides students with excellent experience in all phases uf radio production. Special features in- cluded broadcasting mltef-town football and basketball games, complete with commercials from local merrhants. a weekly program by the Student Association and heasyAlistening music. The radio staff applied for a Charter of Iota Beta Sigma. Debating has been a major activity at Harding since the opening year of the college. in 192-1 and the debate teams have won many honors over the years. A large and enthusiastic group of debaters reported to Dr. Evan Ulrey at the opening of the fall semester to begin work on the question. LLRe- solved: That the United States should substantially reduce its foreign policy commitments. The debate teams participated in a number of tournaments in Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippi, Kansas. Texas and Oklahoma. Highlight of the year was the Second Annual Harding College In- vitational Forensic Tournament December 9u10e in which 72 debate teams representing 29 colleges and universities from six states were entered. 144 SECOND ROW: Dovwsj Hudkins, Cooper, Ulrey Isponsorl THIRD ROWr enthusiasm, information COlLABORATING on rheir next debmee team members Dave Young and John Bmck investigate the latest dilemmas of the ano-Sowe! split wag aw Wit? i' 77- A .7 WIBQG Radio S'U'icn broodccsw campus news and easy- lOCATED m the basement of $he Bible Building. The Radio Station I - W315 each evening for students to enioy Wh'le sfudying. KHCA ls skillquy operated by Grenn Cope r0 keep Harding informed. ID STAFF. FRONT ROW: Riwenour, Cape, Driver, Howell, Hudkins, Fuller, Polk, Clayton, Owens, Alexander. Young, Neldernr, Haggis, Hefleyj Holt. Cope. SECOND ROW: Edwards, Dawson. Drama hm; at'hioved a high lovol 0f oxcvllonco under the dirm'liun of tho Dopurlmmlt 0f Spooch, An active pmgmm of r1I1P-arl plays mldm'girds tlw lhI'CC-act major productions. Students Obtain ex- perience in urting'. directing. staging. lighting. msnuningr and makctup. During; May 21nd June. 10W. tho Harding: CUL lcgiate Players. under tho auspic'ins of the United Service Orgunimliuns. presmltml ITYH'rT-S Charley? and a talent ShUW to military hasos in Greenland. Labrador and Nm-vfmmdlaml. Major tllrcv-act prnrlurtimls for 1066-67 were The H'nuldilh' Ga'nflomun. Tim Aiirach' llirxorkcr and Haida Cablcr. A150. UIC Depart mont 0f Spocrh ussistcd in tho presentation of the Opera BrigmlnmL Nlembnrship in Campus Playvrq rump; tn thoso who display hulh illtorcst and ability in drama, Students and furulty members who make outstand- ing crmtriblltinns tn drama arc invilnd to member Ship in Alpha Psi Omega. a national honorary dramatics h'alvrnily. Tho Eta Omega Cast nf Alpha PSi Unlega hold HQ fall indm'tinn 831 Bill's Grill and WA WA, WAWA, was ihe heurt-rendrmg chmox of Annie 5 diligen? its spring induction at the Augusta 11m. effons 10 mm the helpress Helen Keller in the Minnie Worhr. DRAMA Individual recognition encourages participation ALPHA PSI OMEGA. FRONT ROW: Chapman, Bohler. SECOND ROW, Laney, Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Clayton, Kcnslmq FOURTH ROW: W951, Saunders. FIFTH ROW; Moore, Turner, Ems. PLAYING the leading role, Hunk McDaniel successfully brought To Me The WouId-Ee Genllemen 01 one of Harding's Lyceum programs 146 .J. 1 , 4 4 u t gr 1'4? .1 41'! . w 7 S. FRONT ROW: Stimson, K ' Mben, Fr-Llwn, 'f n - j mm, MAIN. FGUPIH 413. Honkins SECOND ROW L'WIW', 3th Ion Hponzor! , , v ' Dudley Freemnn, .Foclu, Townsiey, Pentecost, Jord . THIPD F 1: mm Thaw: rhu: their third IS Imam; Mind Caplmn and gazing at their daughter, afraid Io fun; the iurure, n-nun, Mc-rdpm-s, SECOND ROW: My Mom , 1N, ,mvei YOUNG FEPUBLICANSV FRONT ROW; Norris, DeLong, Broyles. SECOND pamck, Wooten, Crouch. FOURTH ROW; Smith, Driver, Gunn, Woung ROW: ONeul, Freeman, Bowlby, Hayes. THIRD ROW: Hochwny, Fitz- ParkhursT. PHI ALPHA THETA. FRONT ROW; Guiyeon, Jackson, Wmson Byuf, SECOND ROW: Segrcrves Esponsorl, Seawel, Gibbs, Vanderpool. YOUNG DEMOCRATSA FRONT ROW: Moody, Meeker. SECOND ROW: Simmons. Carpenter. THIRD ROW- Anderson lsponsorl, McClellan, Sofley 148 AMEIICANS FOR FREEDOM. FiTmeHck, Driver um, Clnin. Hd'hmom Mngnusson, Stone, West, ths. Fredericl- .AUTICAL GROUPS atriofic beliefs spur -CAN STUDIES. F?QNT ' . SECOND EEOW. Wm.- WmL Judson Hoimm 7. Wl'im-ny Nw-iy Tnyhfw erscw HUVYWJHeyS, W07 . THWD POW f'hblza, The American Studies ngmm al Harding; Unllvgc is designed in tliW'OlUli a thor understand- ing of and apprnrialiun fur llw Anwrimn nay nf lifr- and tn train young mvn 11ml u'umml fur Inadm: ship mrevrq in huSinoss. pulllir al'fnirc 41ml Pduca- tinn. Sturlvnts mninring in Ihv arms nf $mjial uc'ivnw. hlminoss aml mhuiatiml m'v vligrihlv fur the program if they maintain e1 3.0 m'vragjo. R'Iootings m-rv hold bimonthly lhis; year to ulurly tho thomr'. dAnu'I'imE Chullongzvs 11ml Hvspnnscs. Spoakors at HIPS? meetings inrhldvd romgnizm 'mr-n frmn whlmfiun. gmmn'nnont 11nd husinnss. Highlights of llw your wore the two r'xtmulvrl stlldv trips to New Orleans and In St Lmris. Phi Alpha Theta. a national histcnjv sr'nriot'v. rvrngnizwl studvnts wlm 11ml nrllivvwl zm OXPPHNH rmwrrl in a minimum uf 1.? 11mm uf hi-Alm'y. TIH- Ymmg Hclmhlicans and tlw Young: Demu- tram lunk an aCliYn illtm'twt in le- l'dll HPHII'RIPF in tlw State gubernatorial rampaign. A mark olortinn un t'ampus in tho r'arly fall gave tho currossl'ul Ih-puhlican ranrlidato. H'inthrnp Rurkofnilmu a larulalidv Victory. A t'haptnr of Young: Amwrirnm fur Frtwdnm was t'Jrgnnizml in 1hr spring, students' participation Pnrbslu Pemgrew, Cub, Lay, LCVJI-y FOURTH ROW- Zrm L-Jmn: Yeung, mehb Hump. 2cm ' 'Wer Work Won-er Isuomscvl Bond. jvhnsen, fox lsponsor? ugh. V-nnrierpao1 Numerous departmental clubs provided an op- pnrtunity for students with special vocational 0r avocalinnal interests to supplement tho rcgulm' academic program. This was accomplished through visiting speakorx field trips. special films. ctr. Tho Bijitsu Club made frequent trips tn art shows in noar-by cities. took field Trips to find subject matter for painting and exhibited the work uf senior momhvrs in Campus displays. Philougeia enrolled students who were interostod in some phase of medical science. Local physicians and representatives from the University of Arkan- sas Medical Center spoke to the group. The Science Club, affiliated with the Collegiate Section of the Arkansas Academy of Science, assisted in directing the Regional Science Fair in March. Pi Gamma Psi met regularly to study various facets of the accounting profession and made trips to Little Rock and NIomphis to study the nporatitm a of various husinoss operations. Mu Sigma Gammm composed of junior and senior matlmnmtics majors. provided students an opportumty to present papers 01? spemal-pruhlems. PHILOUGHA. FRONT ROW Nmmw mm. 12.9113, wma SECOND Row The ArCher Chlb promOted InterOSt 1 archery Neely, Reed, TesTer, thaIey. THIRD HOW Word, McDaniel, Thompsom as a Sport and studied how to develop skill with MGNOVE- FOURTH POW: Cl'wa Davis Lennon Doualms the how and arrow. DEPARTM EN TAL Outside activities stimulate interest in studies I t 'I. BIJITSU. FRONT ROW: Cleveland, Anthony. Sexson, LDYHE, N0m5 SECOND ROW; Mason Isponsorl, Brewer, Thomas, Allmon. Miichell, Pin. THIRD ROW: Fields, Peterson, BatemonI McDonieJ, Cosron, New 150 FRONT P va5, . THWD UNI OND pOVW Mr: raun-up Weill. xf' WEI MU SIGMA GAMMA. FRONT ROW': West, McKmney. SECOND ROW: Gubler, Tolunri. MM?! Er 4y Mr CAMERA CLUEL F , - 5b 0ND Lilj'mh ' PEMM CLUB FRONT RQ'W L Wu? D, liiheel, Donn SECOND ROW: LIJIH'II ' . Hm 1. Wlem Excnnell, MxHer, Wulkm THIRD Pf. .N ' JnrvL S. n, Uwompscn, FOURTH POW- Craig W:.1It5 3:: Q. i I O Several organizatinns with prnfmsirmal nricnm- Iinn have been nrganimd t0 supph'mont thP regu- lar aradomic program. Sumo nf 111mm groups are affiliated with national mriotios. Th? Student National ICrluvatiun Association mnphasized in its monthly mootings this year the theme, LhTeaChing: Challongr's and ancfits, Speaknrs included Mrs. Evelina Born: Editor of tho .4 EA Journal. Dr. A. R. Brown. a local physio inn and Prof. Bill Vorklnr. Tho Harding Chapter of SNEA was the lamps! t'J'IElIJIf'I' in Arkansas. Tho Harding Chapter of llw Arkansas Home Emnomirs Association om'nllhd 70 mnmhors and srhodulvd a variety of programs to acquaint girls with various facets of hnmomaking. Mninr activi- lios inrluded a tea for all cullog'v girls at tho hvgin- Hing: nf the fall scmestw and a Inur nf tho rampus for high school girls atlondinp; tho rngirnml Future Hnmnmakers 0f Amnrira mowing. The Camera Club prosontod a regular prngram uf Kodak rolor films drilling with vnrinus problems Spwlork Hows Henderson Dr-ver Wade. Mcaumw Ctmeh M'- in phntngraphy. Tho PEMM Cluh. mmpnsod 0f - -$lmrf::':rog:l:HV$a1-mfURIhhiohifiwj-L55:71::mWrtgLerS 3:: 3:: phyhsical education'majnrs and minuru. studied pm- fossmnal problems 111 health and rwrontmn. ARTMENTAL 'Quest for knowledge reaches beyond classroom hyi' FRONT ROW: Plunkel, Keesee, Ransom, Brown, Ham, Auh, Roper, Wooforcl, Pruchn, BinHey, Holt, Walker uponsorl- FOURTH ROEV: 84:225- SECOND POW: KelTon, Burkhuri, Ashiey, Wuyfnnd, Nagel, berg,Hyde1 Green,FOTfer.MeEKET. DXSIWUkE, Mulchelk Vcwg n, 4 , Moore, Pellmd, Ashlev. THIRD ROW. Swmmons, Mcnuck, Hart, Canerdy. 153 EISON BOOSTERSt FPONT POW- J wahy, Cownn CtostermonJ Sharp, DrummoncL Pharrt Key, DeLong Turneyt Slemz, RIVES SECOND ROWt Holhst B-beet Sanders, SPHS, Covingron, Greeany, Cobbl Moore. Meeker, Pm, Buckner. THIRD POW: Hammond. chnL-r, Laney, Pruchch SPECIAL INTERESTS 'W'Juck Long Hubbard BUHOCk,BmeJr, Smith .5. Mmmews. FOURTH POW Bmdfmu Smxmy erclzleyt WUILEn Wade Stacy, Davcmeyt W, Multhews D. wahy Huyneat SimgluH, rlFTH POW- Duran Stewart, Rogerst Thomasson Special interest clubs offer variety of services The Bison Bnnalers is an organization of students who have a special interest in htmsting school spirit at intercollegiate athletic events. The Boosters en, rolled 335 students for the 1966-67 school 3mm: Each student was mntacted in the fall registration line. Chapel programs were planrwd for present- ing the respective athletic toams hohn'e the begin.- ning of earh 50.215011. The Boosters provided fan's fur the teams and domratod tho football field before the home. football games. The Boosters supported the Cheerleaders and Bisuncttes,3nd they assisted in hostingr the Christian Junior College Basketball tournament. They attonded the football game at Hmuivrsnn State Tcuchm's Culloge and the basketball game at Arkansas anh in addition 10 the regular allisrhnol away games. The Bisonottos. m'gzmized in lhv fall of 1965. is a select group of 21 girls who exhibit. a high level of school spirit and whn work Closely with the Cheer leaders and thv Pep Band in treating enthusiasm at all home football and basketball games. They de- veloped some ttpumipmn routines that addod color to the games. Mr. Virgil Lawyer: Dean of Students. 51,101130rerl bath the Bisml Boosters and tho Bisnnettes this yoar, 154 BISONETTES, FRONT ROW Murphy Ctosterm'm Drummond, Phant Buck- nm SECOND ROW Cowun Salts Encktey, HIVHES IHIRD POW: Sunder; Mauck, Slmgtuif BuHuck FOJPTH ROW. wahyx Earner Wndg Hubij-alri. ' 7'! OLOGY. FRONT ROW Former, Edger, Chrxshson, Marks. '5! D ROW: Coolr DeLonLL Moore, Crensimw 0mm Brynom HPs?er DPaiL Y 11113 Dnrh'lnlngx' Club. Qlflt'TCd in 1031! IN Sum .11. whnum 31 lnwiunull n ilh Vu'rV limiiml thI11 abiiily. vm'nllwl upprnximatvly W NllHlClltS , a mi rvgulm'lx' In study 1110 sign lunguuw, 'A'J'yu Sunday mm'ninu during: llw :rlmnl yr-ar y-u bars of tlw Ilartx'lulngy Club WMH tn l,itllo 10 FUllflllf l i:ilnlt' I'LHHN l'm' flt'ilf t'llilrll'ml. ial speakvm fur 11w Chlh during thv Vrmr in, 3' ed Sam anu il mull Harv Blelkv. nnutlwr lm'mm' Hub mmnhm'. Tm: I'HH: umdnahls I'N'vivml I'M? ips in dmf Mlluraltiun. SEWT'FGI Ihrmvr Club mbvrs nnw dmnlv hall HIHO 1n ln'vm'lling for working with rhv deal. arding Busim-w Wnnwn vnmllml W mvmhnrs ' ,5: 1956417. 'l'l1ix dHiliilliHH HF fm'nlly emcl staff Ulnar: mot rnuulurlv HH'II I'il'x'l 'I'Ilmden' f'ur 1 0l and to slmlx' prnl'vssinnal pruhlmns that .- '- d help tlwm In- mun- c-H'ilrinnl in lllvir wnrk, A special IJl'ilit'l'l ul lhiH Club WM lmwitling D-visunl Nluipnwnl i'urIrmwJnhmnn.21fnrmor her whn it; HIIW :luinu miQ-ainnarv n'm'k. w H For. Ront- Eonzi, f IUSINESS WOMEN. H'ON! Dykes SECONI' DON ' ,. THIRD ROW Poyse lsponsorl Bmluy V-nl'fm thlr'y, MVL'LVL'K Howell, FOHHH DAC'IYLOLOGY membeu, Macquo prysenJ translmes the speaker to lr-How Iwwcmhers mio the lunquuga oi the decM or r: recon? meehng. CL ?IXHVE i Lyr'am liHi-D PC-N E3 JJWH' POW Yr. n on Hm :Ev .- .33- Thn Bi;r Sislors fur irlhlitif worn solortorl in 1110 spring of 1065 111mm Hm basis nf intvrvsl. citizen- ship and lwrsunalily. Duringr the summm' those 36 girls mrrvsprmdml wiih now sludmlts. buth fresh 1111111 and tremull-r, A1 1110 npnning Hf llw l'nH semes- tm' Hwy helpod mrh girl feel at homo and aisiRtod in nrir-nting now Qirh In tho Harding r'm'irrmmem, A! Christmas 1110 Big Sixtvre hvlpml with tho dorm rhw'm'atimls imrl :lirvrtml 11w dm'm pnrlim. Tho XVnmmnk Inlvrrlub Counril wac rnmpnsed 0f l't'pl'vsmllativvs frnm navh 0f Tho girls' snrial Clubs. Tim Cnuncil dirorlml ilw open ININSO mtiviiim to arquaim nmv gir-Is willl the varium snrial Clubs. Iliwuw'd Fluh pr'nhlmm and adnplml pulicies fur t'lllh nnling'g and lmnquvla T110 Cirrlo K Club. the crallogv affiliate of Kiwanis Intvrnmiunul. upcratmi tho mnrossinn stand at tho Immn fnnllmll games. A plaque was prosmltod by the Svarry Kiwanis Club In lhr: club nlvmhvr arhivving lhv highest arnrlvmit' avm'agn 'l'hrnugh tlw gmu-rmilv nf Him; Gruw W'olls. an alumna 0f Callnwm' 0:11ch that furmm'ly 0C- rupiml tho Harding rampns. certain nutsmnding girl: who lived firmnvial assisieuu-o I'Ot'oivc a . , . . . . . CIRCLE K. fPONI' POW; Bunny J09 Lunsfoui SECOND POW hm Lumsford, wlmlau'slnp. 11w rm-xpwnlq uf Hm: gt-nnrusny mnr- vam, Tl-HPD ROW MUHM stimtn The Grnrn VVMI: Club. SERVICE CLUBS Those who help exhibit willingness to serve BIG SISTERS. FRONT ROW Il-mx Icaybr, BOrrE-H WM anai-n wmme, flay, Hoqms, Cook, THIRD POW; Pinks, MECIHHHL +7:an C-reenwcxy, HUH, Bull, SEKOND POW 5 1' m. E-xH. Norms, v'Mnuck 5m :11. Sundipy, fiulf, D.?L-anj Furnish Pun? AsHey l'hlmhbus, Focks. 156 : f 12 COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Comp, Taylor, Chester, Scott Howell, Rolen SECOND ROW: Griffin, Prucho, Williams, Bonnell, Mnuck, Columbus. . amwn and Dwane Hollws receive Grace WeHs schoForsI-lips HELPING freshmen get acquainted is one of the primary purposes of A lay Miss Wells for financial help 19 Two deserving women, aha DENIES given by each ng Sister durmg me hrs! week of school. a , ,r 12M 15:6 4' SOCIAL CLUBS Providing many leadership opportunities. Encouraging wholesome social activity. Promoting the feeling of belonging. Demonstrating democratic procedures. Enhancing vigorous intramural competition. Building dynamic school spirit. Encouraging development of good etiquette. Social clubs, open to all students, Stimulate the upursuit of excellence. SOCIAL CLUBS Social club members value loyalty and lasting memories The fear of slavohdriving plodgemastcrs, the feeling of oneness that runs through the group as a candle is lightod and traditional initiation vows are:- spoken and the anticipation of a banquet arc the emotions that envelop the Harding student whn is a member nf a social Club. Fierce loyalty pounds through the brain at ex- citing inter-chlb basketball games. Quiet sympathy is expressed through flowers sent to a sick member. Laughter abounds at a club outing as a mountain climb in the spring clears the brain of tests, diff forontial equations and uvcrduc library books. The togetherness 0f the Harding social Club satisfies the social desires of man. The spirit of do- ing things for 0111011: and with others is the glim- mering reward found by all social Club members. ANTICIPATING an evening of relaxation, these couples sign out be- fore leaving 10 attend a banquet u? the luxuriant Lompligh'er Resfourunt. 160 SUEMISSIVE pledges never seem to have free Mme during predge week, since hurdvheoried pledgemas'ers oiwoys find another task. AS vhe Clock begins to tick for the second half, Dee Gregory iumps to give Ti-Kuppo's possession of the ball and a lead over Theta Psi. L; fur a meeting, AEX's discuss their plans for the ceming 7'- year as Buddy Lomax presides over the dub meeting. 5: ' N CHL TOP ROW; Hedrick tsponsorl, Beasley, Bennett, Farr. I'; W: Farrow, Hansen, Hogan, Howellt THIRD ROW: Lomaxi HhPhilllp, Ricks, Smith. ALPHA EPSILON CHI Weary pledges seek refuge from their tyrannical masters Celebrating their twelfth year on the Harding College campus, members of Alpha Epsilon Chi be- gan the new school year by re-electing Miss Kay Bonnell as club queen and Petit Jean queen nomi- nee for the second consecutive year. To demonstrate their appreciation for her loyal support of the club functions and her excellent representation as their Club queen, she was made the honored guest at the annual banquet. Throughout the year, she faith- fully kept the members well supplied with cakes, cookies and other foods for their consumption. Pledges, loaded down with various paraphernalia, such as oversized pledge books and umbrellas on sunny days. made their debut during the first week in November. After a week of active subv servicea these lowly creatures were allowed the privilege of undergoing a rough initiation which was held at Wyldewood. Immediately following this ordeal, the old and new members get to- gether for an informal popcorn party The Augusta Inn on February 4 was the place where the LtRoaring Twenties were revived in speech and spirit. The AEXis and their dates en- joyed the entertainment of Dot Beck and the iiEchoes of the Twentiesii. which was given by Mr. Bob Helsten. m U Iii OFFICERS. Johns, Presi; Bennett, Vice-Pres.; Lomaxl Sen; Hogan, Trees..- James Hedrick, Spenser. Ciub Queen Kay Ionnoll ALPHA PHI KAPPA APK Girl of the Year' chosen at pledgemosters tea party llSome day Iill be initiated1 and then I'll be ap- preciatedf was a thought which most of the pledges kept uppermost in their minds during that trying week of pledging. Miraculously, all 18 0f APKls pledges survived the ordeal and all came up to club standards eventually. The week was climaxed when the over-worked pledges honored the old members with a kltea party. It was on this occasion that pledge Jerry Sawyer was awarded the title of APK lLGirl 0f the Year, Feud cooked over an open fire. a few games and much fun characterized the APICS third function which was held at VVyldewood in the early fall. Although the weather was chilly, and the wind a bit sharp, spirits ran high and the evening proved to be a success. Early March set the time of the annual banquet which was held at the Augusta Inn. Dinner music by Ken Tillman and entertainment. by a Club trio rounded out the nightls activities. Queen Judy Johnson found her way to the club members? hearts with her cookies. cakes and loyal support of club activities. CD . CID OFFICERS.Smi1h Pres; Colllns Vice- Pres.,- Jernigun Sec.- Medley. Trans.- BiHy Roy Cox, Sponsor. HANDS and eyes are centered on the ball as APK's try to gain possession of the ball. ALPHA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW: Cox lsponsorl Brown, Bruff, Bucki SECOND ROW: Candle, Collins, D. Cruce, T. Cruce. THIRD ROW: Delaet, Flippeh, Gardner, 6055. Green. FOURTH ROW: Hollis, Jemigan, McKeel, Marlin. Medleyt FIFYH ROW: Moore, Russell, Sandlm. Sawyer, Schenk, SIXTH ROW: 6. Smith, K. Smith, Vanderslive, Whiddon, Young. Club Queen Judy Johnson 'Ii - supreme concentration, Beta Phi member Dale Work ignites inning rcity us his team plevoils in club softball action. Club Queen Linda Benson i7 'WA. TOP ROW: SeweH Esponsorl, Wilson lsponsorl, Anderson. Ink, Bell. Bowden. James Brown, Jim Brown, Burr. SECOND lay, B. Dempsey, J7 Dempsey, Fuller. Gubler, Green, Griffith. 1-Holloway. THIRD ROW: Huey, Johnson, Kent, R. Lamb, Wm 11rd .L i-hl BETA PH I KAPPA Learner and Loewe musical highlights banquet festivities . to develop to the maximum mentally, physi- cally. spiritually and socially is the purpose of Beta Phi Kappa. By participating in various interclub sports, the Beta Phi's have shown their desire and determination to devolnp physically. Triumphing again in the field of academics. the Beta Phi Kappa members received the academic trophy. which is given by the Student Association. for the fifth consecutive semester. The returning members enjoyed the relaxation and fellowship of a stag outing,r at Heber Springs held early in September; Swimming. football and softball participation resulted in bruises and sore- ness which were not quite so enjoyable. The music of Lerner and anwa provided an ap- propriate atmosphere for the Hle Fair Lady banquet which xxas hold 011 Februan 25 at the Magnolia Inn Andy Saundels and Eileno Laney furnished the entertainment with cuttings fmm well known plays. OFFICERS, Work, PTESn Lamb, Vice-Fres.: Gobfer, Sec; Johnson, Treas; Ed Seweil, Carl Alhson, Sponsors. Lamb, Limburg, Martyn. Mooni OiNeoli Polk. FOURTH ROW- Porter. RestuilJ Rogers, Smith, Steadhnm, J. Stone, R. Stone, Terry, Toinnd. Vdnderpool. FIFTH ROW. Venublet Vincent, A Walker J-Woilzere Welv born, ngeL Wouleye D. Work, E Work, Worshom, IJ 1 1m mm CHI SIGMA ALPHA. TOP ROW: Anderson ispunsori, Moore isponsorl, Jackson, Keeslmg, THIRD ROW: Keiley, Kite, Logslon, Lcwry, McMulien, Barclay, Barron, Bowcom, Bridges, D. Brown. 67 Brown, ChiHy, Clark. Marchbunks, C. MHler, M MiHer, MiHigan, Moore, FOURTH ROW: 95- SECOND ROW: Daniel, Douglas, Davis, Dixon, Fox, Hannah, Hill, Houtz, wold. B. Parker, C. Parker, Panezuna, Roland, Ruttlecfga Safely, Smith. Thomason, Thorn; CHI SIGMA ALPHA Christmas spirited Chi Sig's harmonize for serenade fun Come as yam favorite character was the cry of Chi Sigs as they invited their dates to attend theii third function which was held at Little Indian Creek near Soarcy. Chi Sigis and their dates came dressed in various attires. from Joel Anderson as Im perial Wizard of the K11 Klux Klan and Carol Prucha as Bridgette Bardot. t0 the Red Baron and Phyllis Diller. HJingle B0115, jingle bells,77 and varied other Christmas tunes were furnished by the cluh memi beIS as they serenaded the girls dormitories during the yule season The Spring SEIHGSTQF inCIudEd SHCh activities as 3 THE Chi Sigis, assisted by the night watchmen, mode the preiChrist- chapel program and an all dav excursion to El mos test week a bit happier by singing Christmas carols to the girls. national park area. Club Queen Sherry Bahhrop OFFICERS. Dixon. Fres.; Milter, Vice-Pres.; Hannah. Sec; Thorn, Treasi: Joel Anderson and Erie T. Moore, Sponsors. 164 ' - of Della iota, Archie Brown. Paul Pm and Bruce PhtHIDS pre- 3.. - qulen Sherry Hunt 0 90M pendant as c: Token of opprecmhon. , 101A. T03:l ROW: Hughes lsponsori, Ashbrocks, Brown SECOND 1 mar. McDaniel. Phillips, Pitt, Club Queen Sherry Hunl DELTA I 0 TA Wyldewood chosen for stag Chile supper and sleep out Working together on projects, parties and numerous outings comprised a year of varied activities for the Delta Inta1s. Although the Club is smaller than most on the Harding College campus. the spirit is still there and they continue tn par- ticipate actively in the. varied phases of club life. Their enthusiasm as a club working: together was demonstrated by their full mnpomtinn as thny par- ticipated in the dolly and my drive held during,r the prc-Christmas season. Those toys: and dollies are sent to variuus orphan homes. W'ith the approaching nf plodgo week. tho. Delta Intak plotted conspiracies for pledgos as qarly as a September stag outing. Following pledge week. the members elected Miss Sherry Hunt as their queen and Petit Jean queen nominee for the present RFJIUOI year. To demonstrate their appreciation for her loyal support, representatinn and varied baked dclaca- cics. the members of Delta Iota presented Miss Hunt with a fourteen-CEIrat-guld pearl nocklacc. The final club function was an outing to a near by resort area where thoughts of school were for- gotten momentarily and the Delta Iotak and their dates enjoyed a day of rest. OFFICERS, FALL; Pm, Prei; Brown, Vice-Pras; Phillips, Sec.-Treus. SPRING: Phtmps, Flam Greer. Vice-Pres.; Brown, Sec.-Tveas; Norman Hughes. Sponsor. 165 FRATER SODALIS Outdoor environment sets the stage for annual Froter outing Tho solitude 111 11 camp fireu the inspiration 1:011- eratod by their frequent hymn singing. 1119 thnughts 311d reflectiuns 11111111111 a candle at 11 1111111111 initia- tion. 11 1101101111 solidarily 11f assorialinn: 1111150 1111 1'05 11001011 11111 F111101 s spirit. of Christian 111'1'111101'11001'1 in snrial activity. Plans 1111' 1110 11111111305 were made 011111, in tho v0'a1 115 1110 1111111111 11-1101; appr0ached T110 10wa 010111111115 11140 I111011 1110 01111011111011 to 11110.1; l110ir 1110110'0111115111'5 115 1111-1 11119010111110111 111511111110111'1- ties as 111111111111: 111111115. shining 5111105 and taking 0111 1110 1:11 15. 11111 1111101921 11111111111 their dates to an evening 5110111 in 11111 8111111111111'11'1111iti011 1.51111 much 111011. 9111111111 111111111 51110. 111111 suuthern 1105pitali1v.1'110 111111111101 11115 1111111 at Kellov's in 1311111 K111111 011 F0111'11111'y4 111111plote with cotton 130115 candlelight 611111 11 51111111 1111111111 1111' entortainment. Ulhcr 11111115 which are 011 11113 Fraler spring itinerary i111'1111111 an outing on May 13 and 011111101 111'11g1'11111 presented by the Fratcr Band. Sandra Green. lhe Frater's Queen, kept 1110111 well 5111111111111 with baked gnndies throughuut I111? vear. OFFICERS Barron Pres.- Butrerheld, Vice P1135, Lewis, Sec; Shewmaker, Trans.- Jerome Barnes, Andy T.R11chie Sponsors. FRATER SODALIS. TOP ROWv Barnes lsponsorl. Ritchie lsponsori, A191:- ander, Arrhur, Baldridge, Barr. Barron, Brewer, Brown, Buck. 3111113111014. SECOND POW: C. Byrd, D, Byrd, Cnison, Cobili, Dawson. Deal, Durhcmm Ford, Freeman. Gone , Ganhmnn THIRD ROW. Gibbs, 011101121. GIOSS, ENJOWNG the deiimous 100d served 111 111911 honquer, 11113 Fraters and 1115-11 doles eagerly onncipme 1119 13011311111001ch W1'HC11 15 10 follow. Cmb Queen Sandy Green Gunn, HeHey, Hobby, James, Kee, E, Lewis. J Lcwva, Mermr FOURTH ROW: Miles, M1ller, Pors1ey, Reed. Selvmiqe. Shepherd, Shewmuken U910 . Voyles, West WiHicxmsom, Wynn. n... dIAAih mama AB?AA HAD A ArAA .. A A TOP ROW: Allison lsponsori, Alexander, Anderson, Ayers, Clellon, McDaniel, MI Kinneyi FOURTH ROW: McMockm, Mcan. MDFNH, 33m Brewer, 505m; BOUd'O- Curr, Carmeni SECOND ROW: Miller, D Pace. J Pace, Pchsnnh Phorr, Pruitt Pulley, Reevei Richmond, I. J. leand. R Copelond, Cohrell,Dc1vus, DeVaneyl Freeman, FIFTH ROW; Roberson, Rubia, C: Sharp, J Sharpe Simmons Swemorei Smi'hi Gunn. Harmon. Hedrmki THIRD ROW- Henderson. Huevv Sneak, Trlcheyh Woliuce, Whmey. Wheatley. a - E. Johnsonk. Johnson. Jones, Kee, Knight, Lambert M: GALAXY Triumphant again, Galaxy wins Rogtag Championship Another year of hard work and enjoyable times defined the spirit of the Galaxyis. The year began with a new sponsm; Carl Allison, and a new club queen. Claudia Alley. who is a junior transfer from York College. On a Chilly night in early November. Galaxyis captumrl fm the third mnsocutive sneal, the cham- pionship in small club ragtag football. Galaxy was not to remain a small Club for very long, however, for, rm the night of November 10 they inducted 30 pledges into the Club. This created the largest membership in the history of the Galaxy social club. V - Mia Pom Ph' Pm and 5W0 MCDDM'd d'SP'OY Tho Lamplighter Restaurant in Little Rock on A 5 my meme '0 Aecve campus for the GUIOW banquet Decemher 9 provided Galaxyb and their dates a romantic atmosphere in which to enjoy their AASleighride by Starlight? On this occasion, Carl Allison and Claudia Alloy were presented club blazers, Entertainment was furnished by Rod Brewer and Randy and Scott of Little Rock. Club Queen Claudia Alley OFFICERS. Rubia Pres: Copeland. Vice-Pres.; Howard, Sec,- Lambert freon Curl Allison, Sponsor, 167 KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Outdoor tun facilities provide setting for autumn stag outing From the first stag outmg at the beginning of the school year until the final spring outing at the close of the year, the Kappa Sigas were busily en; gagged in club activities. Pledges were warmly welcomed by old mem- bers, but only after several miles of walking blindfnlded through mud-filled ditches and devour- ing such home made deli cacies as lard sandwiches and raw eggs. March 11 found the. Kappa Sigts and their dates enjoying the luxury of the Red Apple Inn in Heber Springs for their annual formal banquet. Enter- tainment was provided by several boys on guitars. Filled with spring fever. and fnrsaking all books, the members took to the wide open spaces for their traditional outing. W OFFICERS. Culbrealh, Pres.; Milton, Vice-Pres.; Roberts, Sec.-Treos.; Von Alessandro, Sponsor. KAPPA SiGMA KAPPA. TOP ROW; Alessandro tsponsorL Barber, Belue, Bryant, Carey. SECOND ROW: Chapman, Clifton, Coates, Culbreoth, Eosterling. 1HIRD ROW: Green, Horpole, luvne, Mamn, McDonald; FOURTH ROW: Mttton, Moore, Northern, Pruitt, Roberts, Rubia. 168 Club Queen Sandy Rolen KAPPA Sigma Kappo's Gtenn Barber and Gary McDonald promote ant thusiastic school spirit prior to the annual Bison Homecoming game. KOINONIA Beatniks tbop' to Wyldewood for Koinonia third function The fellowship signified by its Greek name is truly characteristic of Koinonia social club. and its members will agree that their associations and activities together have gonoralod many lasting memories and friendships, , , x .A For their third function the hoatniks Hacked to E! J their :tpad out at Wyldowond for an evening of h . h. i h E . hit 1 Chile. hot dogs. music and relaxation in November. 'I . 'i 'ht Rod candles. candy hoarts. lung-stcmmed red roses: those all added to the romantic atmosphere of ttHearts and Roses? Follmving a buffotistyle meal. Dr. Richard VValkor reminiscod about his experiences at Harding. Spring found Koinoniak and their dates on their way to a nearby resort area for a day of rest and frolic away from campus. OFFICERS. FALL: Tucker, Prest; Eldridge, Vice-Pres.;Howell, Sec.-Treos. SPRING: Eldridge, Pres; Ailes, Vice-Pres; Groves, Sec.-Treas.-, Richard Walker, Sponsor. KOINONIAA TOP ROW: Walker tsponsorl. Aules, Alenonderl Boshaw, Boothe, SECOND ROW: Bowden, Butler, Campbell, thrk, Clayton, THIRD ?OWt Curtis, Duncan. Elclrwdge. Efskinel Fafwel? FOURTH ROW: Ford, Frazier, Gdbert, Gingench, Grant, Grove FIFTH ROWv Hagan, Hogg, Howell. Hutchxson, Mohcm, Morrow SIXTH ROW: Pumck, Pearce, Peebles, Re'evesj Rultedge, Smith, SEVENTH ROD- Stevenson, Tucker, Thomas, Wafers, White, Wise. Cfub Queen Mary Bub Parks tWilInn and Bruce Howetl seem quite willing to offer advice on bowling techniques vau as he andaovors to raise the Score for Koinonm in club bowling competition. 169 LAMBDA SIGMA Pancake supper and karate exhibition highlight semester An eventful pledge week. coupled with a third function in the fall. were nnly tho boginnings of an eventful year for the active Lambda's. The third funrtinn took the form of a Christmas party lwfnre the nnmming holidays. Van Harris and Dale Douglas demonstrated the skills and art forms uf karate. Tho grnup enjoyed a pancake supper: highlighted by musical entertainment from Walnut Ridge. The rough initiation was held on a farm centered a in typical Arkansas wildcrnosa T110 12 initiates emerged from the ordeal fooling they had earned the right to be called Lambda's. The spring activilios of the Lambda Sigfs included plans for an elaborate banquet in April and a spring alLday outing in NIay. Dictotirs major Carol Prucha. Club queen. kept the Lamhrlak won supplied with food at their meetings. OFFICERS. FALL: Berry, Pres.; Love, Vice-Pres.; Cope, Sec; Forsythe, Treos. SPRING: Carruth. Fres.; Lyon, VicerPres; Kirkbride, Sec; P. Wiiliums, Treosl; B111 Rushmn, Joe Seogruves, Sponsors, A lowly Lambda Sigma pledge creme; quite an mrrachon as 0 large delegation gathered to worth him spIosh around during pfedge week 170 '0 mun NEIL! kthA Ac JA-VIKIII :1. DA SIGMA. TOP ROW RushIon lsponsorll Segrcwes 15ponsorL Pr Breedlovel Brock. SECOND ROW Carruth Cooper. rope, Crouch. Dr: - THIRD ROE'J Dixon, Douglas, Drake, Edward; Elliot FOURTH F203 Funn, Forswhe, Garner, Hanna, Hardy. FIFTH ROW: Ham's Hud- kins Hunter, Kwkbride, Knight, Korhmcm. SIXTH ROW: Love, lyan, MuHmL Mowry, Noble, Parrish SEVENTH ROW: Perkrn5 Reiboldt. Sem S-qu Srewurt. Sykes EIGHTH ROW: Towell, Trent, Williams Wilkerson, Wooten Voung Club Queen Carol Frucha Ctub Queen Karen Donley mund-ups provide food fun and entertainment for oil 05 Ken by his data enjoy Mohtcon's function at Camp Wyldewoodt TOP ROW: Frock lsponsml, Woodruff tsponsorl, Baker, BenA Broderhausen, Burrow, Cone, Davis, Fowler, Frank. SECOND car. Fuller, Gurnen Harris, HUB, Hodnett, H. Howard, J. Hnwnlt. Isom, lvey THIRD ROW: Ktltent Lamb, Lee, Lorenz, McKenzie. Maddox, Milten Moss, Murphee. New. FOURTH MOHICAN Snoopy and Red Baron battle throughout pledging activities 011955 first impression during pledge week might have been :EIndians t0 the right of me, Indians to the left of me? Closer inspection. hnwever,w0uld have revealed these lowly pledges to ho. none other than Mohican prospects posing as either Snoopy 01' the Red Baron. As a climax to this eventful week, twenty hard-work'ing braves were given the plea- sure of cleaning the lily pond. Western attire. an open fire and entertainment pmvidcd by Bob Shelton, Drew Fuller and come- dian Jim Davis mundod nut an evening of fun at the third function held at Wyldewood. At the Heritage House on March 17, the Mohicans and their dates enjoyed the entertainment of Randy and Scott. The unique theme of LLMohi- cans 1967H prevailed throughout the banquet. As a project. the members chose to install a board in the gym on Which to keep football records. The annual spring outing at Blanchard Springs pro- vided a day of rest for Mnhicants and their dates. OFFICERS. Howard, Big Chief; Moss. Little Chief; Lorenz. Scribe; Turner, Wampum Mon; George Woodruff, Sponsor, ROW: Pennington, Piummer, D. Price, K. Price, Reinhardt, RomerO, Ryland, Shae. S1mpkins, Simmons, D, Stnquefteld, HFTHIROW: R. quuei field, Stone, Storey, Street, TerreH, Tumen Walkert BA West T West Wthoms, Woodrutf A t .. Jig v . '... - TRUNK Fooded wmh plenty of food and Camping equipment, Pioneer's Tom Porter, Harry Lay. Jim lcney and John Vincenl head for the wide open spaces as a climax Io pledge activities PIONEERS Surprise Birthday Party' as theme for annual banquet Hamburgers cooked over an open fire. barbequed beans. a hayride and a pie-eating contest all com- bined to form a successful evening for the Pioneers and their dates on December 3 at Wyldcwood. En- tertainment featured the girls designing toys out of construction paper and the Pioneers testing their dexterity at the eating 0f pies. Kelleyk Restaurant on February 14 was the scene for the. annual banquet whith centered the theme around birthdayslnuiso Phar'r, Lynn Helen and Joyce Slovak were presented as Pioneer Princesses and each was given several red roses. Van Alessandro delivered a humerous speech. Hank NICDaniel, Patty Bowman and Linda Newcomb provided the entertainment Vigorous club spirit was domnnstrated by mem- bers as they participated in all sports activities and club projects. PI IEER ?L Ar. 1:16. A PIONEER. TOP POW: Wdliums lspansorl, Adzms, Bagwell. Bowen. Carrelr SECOND ROW- Chnger, Com CcHier, Culp, DwHinger THWD ROW; Dopps. Dudhzy, anfm. GunseWmum Harrell FOURTH POW Heulh, Laney, Loy. McDamels. Mcmm. FIFTH ROW: Pierce, Por1er, Rhodes. Stroop, Sunderv land SIXTH ROW F J Thomcm S Thornr.15 Thompson Tcoke Vmcent, OFFICERS. FALL: Vmcenf, Fret; Porter, Vice-Pres,; Tooke, Sec; Bowgn. walker Trees. SPRING Vinzem. Pres: Porter. Vice-Pres,; Tooke, Sen; Dudlay, Tress; Bull Williams, Sponsor, 172 f. N 1 ,. . , Irtj. I I HSIBMA TOP ROW SE-CIIS isponsorl, Ammon Amhony Bnrry Booker, Boyd Beylo Bridges Bynog SECOND POW Clark, , K. Comm, Coy 0mg, Crawford Dale. Dwon. Drwor, Ermlur ROW: Evans Flowcrs Fowler, George, Geurin. Gleen, Griffin, - VWTix. Henson. FOURTH ROW: HoHand. ngbee thon, C Club Queen Linda Byrd L'l '. ' .ymplu were in abundance 01 the Wyidewood cafemria cs - Tau Sigma: invaded to enioy a night of fun and laughter, n 4$ 1?. f0 fit 3'- .A4mr-; nu Bisons Heard' , x J . AQAA $ :. lunes W Jones D. Keizhline S Kemhline KelEey Kiser, Law HFTH ROW Lemmon Lucas McClusky, M:l.,c1ugl1lm McLeod Manuel. Neely, Pace. Rolhns. Sanderson SIXTH POWv Suwyer, Sewn Sheanld, Sreele, Stokesl Thomley, Vera, Wallacel Wuhan Wright SIGMA TAU SIGMA Sigma Tou's begin year as broadcasters Thirty new recruits. a new radio program. and Sigma Tauis drive and spirit appeared in all phases of their activities during: this past year. The club actively participator! in all phases of club sports and won the large club division cham- pionships in ragtag football and vulloyhall. Also in the sports realm. the club 111?anth an AII-Sports Trophy to the club earning the highest number of points in intramural sports. Febnlary 17 found the. Sigma Tatfs and their dates representing famous couples of antiquity at the masquerade party held at VV-yldowood. An outing to Hot Springs and an evening at the Red Apple Inn rounded out 1110 yeafs activities OFFICERS. Clerk, Pres.; Manuel, Vice-Pres., Cosmn' Sen; Geurin, Treas; Jack Wood Sears, Joe Stout, Sponsors. SUB T-16 Legion Hut provides setting for Roaring 20'5' banquet A deserteda broken-down cabin, eighteen sub missive pledgesa a few mischoivnus actions: these all were a part 0f the Sub T pledges' final initiation. Thus began a year of activities. The crisp chill of autumn provided lhcalmosphore for the annual third functim'l which was held at Bee Rock. Although 1110 weather was not very co- operative. the rain failed to dampen the spirits of the Sub TH; and their dates 011 the Friday nf Nnvmw her 11. The momhors nnjoyvd llatllhllfgt'l'R ranked over an open fire and tho fellm-vship whin'h tho ov- Casinn afi'm'dod. Enlvrlatinmont was pmvided hy the Sub T's dates and Yurlkin who is a very special rt'pCUIILItht-ad mvmbcr nf tl'w duh. Reviving: the lively style of tho Twenties. Sub 'I s and their dalos look chargv 0f the Legion Hut 011 March Jr fur ihcir informal hem- quct activities. All around vnihusiamn was demonstralod by the members as tlwy parlicipatvd in many phasos nf the Clubs activities. wRom'ing REEF OFFICERS. Barker, Skipper; Woodward, Firs1 Mute; Valentine, Yeoman: McBnde, Trees; Ed Higgmbotham. Wilt Marlin Sponsors. SUB 1'46. TOP ROW: E Higginbothnm lsponsorl, Martin lsponsorL BuJes, Barker, BerryhrlL Blue, Eroom, Crubfree. Dowdy, Edrmgvon. SECOND ROW; cht Frederick, anfin, Glasgow, Glass, Goode, Goodin, Hacker, Henry. J. Higginborhum, THIRD ROW: Holcomb. Koger, Lawson, Logue, JOE Reasons starts home wnh another Sub T run as Mike Luww chaplays good form m smving to add to the early inning rally. Club Queen Beth Shading stle, MCBFIdE, Mcchhael, lsAngnussuH Neely. FOURTH ROW: 0 , Paul, Memmons, Reasons Rismger, Robemson, Sears D. Sumpson, G. Smpson, Sloan. FXFTH ROW: Shupptey, StinneH, Nlmun, Turner, Valan- Yine, Vernerl J. Weeks. 3. Weeks Wilson Woodward. 1-' 'r H Elf u :3 h 3r ROW. Burke lsponsor! Jones isponsorj Pryor tsponsod, Acre, Hendrix Hire Lee, McCuuley FOURTH ROW: hMcGhee. Mcluotogu, . Um Baird. Bell, JeH Block, John Black SECOND ROW Blair, Manhews MuIr Petfigrew Prestridge, Prilchen, ONeol, Moore, Rogerrsr V M. Cluylonh Curry, Dale, Daniel, Fields, Foster. Frampmn. FIFTH ROW: Roll. Roper. Runions. Scurbrough, Sheen, Shumway, Smuih, HIOW: Gawain, J. Griffith, T Griffnh, Gunnl Haifimore, Heard, Smock, Shrcher, Struughn, SIXTH ROW; Tip1on, Von Pheenen, Won, Word. Whireh WhI'Hen, Wiirioms, Wolfe. Woodward, Yates. TNT Submissive TNT pledges go on trial as pledge activities end The characteristic stick of dynamite adorned the heads of eighteen lowly TNT pledges the first week Club Queen in November. After a week of rigorous activities the Fm 5 pledgesh acceptability was determined by a kang- aroo cnurt that featured Dr. Joe Pryor as judge and jury. In the fall. TNT's participated in all sports activities and won the. softball championship over rival $le T. The sprmg's activitiea consisted of a chapel pro! gram depicting the Growth of the West, a formal Buaiay suffers iusf one of me many consequences which banquet. and an outing; to a nearby resort area. American forefathers 05 They struggled to same the west. OFFICERS. Griffith, Pres.,- Gowen, VIce-Pres,; Date. 580: Daniel, Treos.: Leslie Burke, Jerry Jones, Joe Pryor, Spnnsors, THETA ALPHA GAMMA. TOP ROW: Allison, Baird, Baker, Beck, Marilyn BUCChI, Michael Bucchi, Carreri Coilins, Coombs, Cooper. SECOND ROW: Curty, L. Dunn, S. Dunn, Friday, Gibson, D. Hall, R, Hall. Heurnei Hednck, Henderson THiRD ROW: Hlner, Holiis, R. Kindle, 5. Kindle, Kinser, Lunsford, McCughren, Maxon, Neel, 3, Pace FOURTH ROW: T. THETA ALPHA GAMMA Ghost and goblins haunt Wyldewood on Halloween Theta Alpha Gamma suitably means iiGod, hus- band. wife.H as the club was formed for the purpose of promoting Christian fellowship among married students at Harding. To begin the years activities a potluck supper was held 111 the courtyard between the apartments and served as a time for renewing 01d acquaintances and making new friends. In October1 a Halloween party with costume judging. ghost stories and kiddy games highlighted the fall semester along with a yuietide banquet which was held at Kelleyis ir1 Bald Knob. The Valentine party. an evening at the bowl- ling lanes. the spring banquet and a farewell grad- uation party all cheracterize the spirit of fellow- ship found in TAG. OFFICERS. Kinser, Fres.; J. Thomas, Vice-Pres.; L. Dunn, Sec.-Treas.; Wil- liam and Mary Bridges, Sponsors. 176 .9 Pace, D. Peningeri L. Peninger, Phillips, 0. Peunds, J. Pounds, Priichw. Carol Rudolph, Cherie: Rudolph F Scudder, Ji Studder, FIFTH ROW: Shelton, Shewmoker, Smith, Sprudlin, G. Stillwngon, J. Stillwogon, Thoma; Thomasoni Wilmoth, Youree, Zurbaugh, THE enthusiasm of the married students is ochveiy demonstrated as their '-Tog wngon' rolls uicmg in The annual Homecoming day parade Club Queen Linda Dunn 1v GAMMA. TO? ROW: Beurden lsponsorj, Arnold, Barnes, :iuckhart. SECOND ROW: Corvin, Craig, DeWoody, Downing, THIRD ROW: Jester, Johnston, Kenny, McAfee, McBumey. ROW: Moody, B. Nun, K. Nun, Peden, Pippin, FIFTH ROW: -..Rlaves. Richie. Rogers. Shawn. Thornton. 9 . J 0 an evening of fun and relaxation, these Beta Tau Gammuts and dates wait in Ilne at the American Heritage Building tor the banquet picwres to be taken. BETA TAU GAMMA Pledges prove proficient in making subservient greetings Thermostrockimortimcr met 61 Int of new boys during pledge week. Who's Thermostmckimorti- met ? Whya hds the Beta Tau Gamma mascot. During pledge week. Beta Tau pledges Carried him Pvm'ywhero and introduced him to twenty-fivo hays each day. Pledge activities ended with rough initia- tion and a blinking: party at Mrs. Ruth Beardenis house. after which Thermn was quietly put away in a drawer to await next yearis pledges. A candy cane Christmas tree docked the table for Beta Tauis Christmas party. It was also a going away party for club heau J im Anderson. Everyone enjoyed the refreshments and the gag gifts that were exchanged. Allen Eldridge was chosen as Beta Tennis beau for the second semester. Ho hrnught 3 Int of energy and r-nthusiasm with him to his new job as Beta Tau basketball coach and had the girls up bright and early for their morning practice sessinns. ktDoar Heart was the theme for Beta Tau Gammak Valentine banquet. Rod flowers and hearts decorated the Augusta Inn. creating a romantic atmosphere appropriate for the evening. Entertainment for the banquet was provided by Carol and Dan Smith. and the Beta Tau's agreed that the evening was a success. A spring outing ended the ycaris activities. OFFICERS, FALL: Downing. Pres.; Hamilton, Vice-Presi; Johnson, Sea,- Nun, Treus. SPRING: Hamilton, Pres.; Johnson, VICE'Pn'ES.; McBumey, Sec,- Nurl, Treus.; Ruth Bearden, Sponsari - Club Beau Allon Eldridge DELTA CHI OMEGA Old fashioned campfire sing characterizes Western Party hSilvor Bells in the SnowH provided the theme for Delta Chi's formal banquet at the beautiful Ramada Inn in Jacksonville. Entertainment in keepng with the Christmas season was provided by Gary Kolloy. Speaker for the evening was Mr. George Cooper. Activities fur the year included wurk parties at the hump. of Club sponsor Mrs. Kenneth Davis. a spring funciiun and a third functiun at 'Wyldor wood. The third function was an event of March 10 and was a combination of a X'Vosterrrstylo hay- ride. games and an old-fashioned campfire singing. Eddio McClellan was elected club beau fur the spring somostor. A Valentine party was hold in his honor at Mrs. Davis' hnuse. OFFICERS. Davis, Pres.; Park, Vice-Pres.; Smtnn, Sen; Ables, Treas.; SPRING: Thomas, Pres.; Sraron, VicevPresh; Murray, Sec,- Bell, Treas.; Betty Davis. Sponsor. DEUA CHI OMEGA. TOP ROW: Dov-s lspansorj, Ables. Bell, Buliock, Canerdyr SECOND ROW: M. Dows. S, Davis, Hcrgen, Hart, C Jackson. THIRD ROW: Jh Jackson, Jeshte, Jones. Julian, Knmbro FOURTH ROW: Lee. MCCIUggogel MJller. Moore, Murry. FIFTH ROW; Park, Perdue. Plunker, Swmon, Srmon. SIXTH ROW- Svimsonh Srriefelmeier, Swunni Thoma; Vick, Warson. MISTLETOE, bows and Christmas trees lend a romami: air to 1he Delta Chi Omega banquet Club Beau Larry Griffith 178 Silver Bells in the Snowf'os the couples intently Wait for entertainment by Gary Kelley. 4r. Club Beau Dpvid Smith ROW: Bugger? Ispunsorl, Adowr, Bond, Byers, Cook. SECOND Itch, Crunfurd. Crump, Gray, Haynes. TWRD ROW: Hen- , Malcik, Murlhews. Moure. FOURTH ROW. Mullens, - Parrezono, Penix, Petty. FXFTH ROW; Rackieyl Reed. Rh, SiaHmd, C, Taylor SIXTH ROW: S Taylor, Tedford, Wlliiums, Wolfe. CLUB beau David Smllh. bockmg up The Gem Homecoming banner. maneuvers the Com bug. GATA Gofo pledges earn awards following a week's activities Hobos. apple blnssums and Valmnino cakrs hold fund mcmuries fur this year's mr-mhm's nf Gata social club. Sixteen Gala muds kopl pledge mas- lors busy devising urgent tasks that nullrl be done only by pledges. Furmal instullutiun nf those whn survived the rough initiatinn luuk plate at tho lmmo of Mrs. Eddie Baggett. Gain spunsm'. In January. Gatafs and thoir dates oniuyod a i'Hohu party at V'Vyldownud. Ulhm' atlivitios in- cluded a getAtogcthcr to present Club hoau David Smilh with a Valeminc cake. hunkinp: parties and a spring uuting. The highlight of the year was the formal bmr quvt. App1e Blossom Time was: tho thomo of this year's banquet held April 22 at tho Hvl'itago House in Little Rock. Patty Bowman and Hank McDaniel provided the entertainment. OFFICERS. FALL: Howell, Pres.; Cook, VicevPresV- Watson, Set; Crdnford, Tre-as SPRWG: Cronford. Presr; Taylor, Vice-Presr; Stafford, Sec; JeunneHe Boggen, Sponsor. I79 JU GO JU Hawaiian mood for atmosphere sets formal initiation Pineapple slices. 50ft candlelight. flowing mumuhs and Hawaiian music wore the surround ing elements at the J11 Go In furmal initiation at the home of Mrs. Guy Thompson. Tho 10 pledges were gumls at an informal luau I'nllnwiug the formal Club cm'mmmios. Cashing.r in on the feelings of teamwork prndurnd by club Imrtiripntinn in volleyball and basketball. cnarhcs Jim Sharpe and Mike Plummer urged tho girls mm to victory. The dnnnuly lu Anderson's Restaurant dripped Japam-sv lwads u! the fnl'mal banquet. Prnvidinp; musiml mllm'lainmvnt for tho affair wore .lan Cllt'Sbllir and Darroll Chitty. Tho Ju Gn Jlfs attended in 1119 many details necessary in planning the annual May tho. as they sponsored 21 vlmpel program presenting 1110 May Quoon cantlidalvs. The members also preu'tix'orl diligm'ltly 1110 intricate winding prncorhn'vs nm'h mnming in propm'aiiml for the annual spring: rile. A highlight of the year was the achivvomcnl of ihe aradvmiu trophy which is given by the Student Associatinn fur 1110 women's club with tho highest academic rating for the semester OFFICERS. FALL: Smrlirwg, Pres.- Petty, Vice-Pres, Tipps, Sec.-Trens. SPRING Camp, Pres.: Barnes. Vme-Pres.: Freeman, Secuhensh: Jone Sharp Sponsov. MUMUS, ham and the modern sewing of Mrs. Guy Thompsonhs home combxm! to give these club Slaters 0 chance to sucmlize m Initialion. Club Eeuux Mike Piummer and Jim Sharpe JU GO JU. TOP ROW: Emma:i Bennen, erdh EuIIeT, Comp, SECOND ROW, Chesshm Cobb, DooFy. Fuumen Ferguscn, THIRD ROW: Freeman, Brady, Hort, Head, Heggye. FOURIH ROW; chks, HIHis, Jemigon, Mch Donald, Marks, Maraker FIFTH ROW: Jh Murdlell, Nh Muchell, Murphy. Needhclm, Page, Parsons. SIXTH POW: Pearce, Petty, SmxTh, Starling, Txpps, Townsend. -'DIhu's, working cooperatively wiih The athletic department, 7 m coat of pum? to the bfeachers as Their service project. . - DELTA Iside Enchantment' sets the gas for bonque? in April d 29 was the hip: day for the Kappa Dollak. V e Enchantnm1t' sol thv stage fur the clqu t at the Augusta Inn. Shells. candles and Of fish net crvalod a romantic atmosphm'e momentous highlight nf Iho year. w uus activiiivs inrludvd the initiation of new -- nml lmrlivipalion in the Hnmvcnming A Christmas puny hold at the Legion I-Iut ' served as thc lhirrl hmdinn. I lstmas 11111an was so! by a SOVDn-frmt trno. J ded by candlelight dnmralions. The Kappa and their dates rwpivod white elephant gifts uta Claus and his Charming wife. ' - MC talent and Plhnw grmsn wore neednd for 'Deltlifs major duh project. In cooperation -' . 'eintramura1 department- Kappa Dcltzfs : ' their project to paint 1110. intramural ,L w -. KAPPA DELTA. TOP ROW: Bownes, Cooper, Dismuke, Farley, Himhens, SECOND ROW; HoHond, Holt, Hunmcuttl Johnsonl Kemhline, THIRD ROW: LaFevor, Moody, Nelderer, PM, Rum FOUPTH POW Sexson, Srmrh, lurker Tysinger, anhT. OFFICERS. FALL: Holicnd, Pres.; Hunnicun, Vice-Pres; Drsrkae Sec; Rice, Trees. SPRING: Dismuke. Pres : Bomes, VwceAPresd Rice, Sec; Cooper, Traci; Mrs. John Berryhill, Sponsor. Club Beau Guylon Smith 3'8? KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Vocal capacities of gophers displayed during trying week Sixteen onm'gvtir gnphcrs gathered by the bell tower daily In VUiCC their views toward the male population with their sung I am a Gopher- Girifi Thus hogan a your of fun. hard wnrk and many lasting friendships. iiinliuwing thi- rough initiation at the hmm- nf Mrs. Genius and the formal initiation by candlolighh tin: plodges wore progonted with a key which symlmlizm the key tn friendship and were wvir'mnmi as artiw' 'I'ri-Kappas. On March i tho TriiKappas and their dates packed a lunch hnx and headed for Hryldownod to enjoy games and fund Characteristic of an old- fashionorl hux-hmrh pirnic. T0 Climax thn yoar's activities. the theme of ttHawaii'f with fish nets and sea shells as decora- tions! was chosen for the April 18 banquet. OFFICERS. FALL: Cronin, Pres.; Bradford, ViceVPres; Pitner, Sea, Clary, Treus. SPRING: Cuiyecm, Presi; Bradford, Vice-Pres.; Deny. Sect; Cronin, Trees; Louise Ganus, Sponsor. KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA. TOP ROW; Genus lsponsoitj Bmtiey, Bibeet Bradford, Bun SECOND POW. Gory, Croninj Curtis, Denson, Deny. THIRD ROWi Deiong. Ficezet Golyean. Gruddy, Hargisi FOURTH ROWi Henchim lee. l,ipe Mnhnn, Meurst Mirnms FIFTH ROWv Oxicrdt Pilner Rogers, F Sanders, K Sanders, Scogg-ns. SfXTH 530W: Slinknrd, Spurlorix N Total. 3, Teal, Wordi Wilkins BIRTHDAYS are recognized by the Kappa Kappa Kappa members as Ihey honor the founding of iheJF :iub with spaghetti and cake or the home of Mrs. Clifton L. Genus. Jr. Club Beau Jim Green 182 Qub Beau David Young lhe competenv diredion of Key Gowen, Kappa Phi's Nqu Greenowoy, Murcia Vs and Sandy Sells combine their mlents in diligent practice for a chapel program. - , KAPPA PHI Kappa Phi's enjoy hayride, hamburgers and storlif night HI'm a pledge, a Wiggly warm. I crawl. I slide, I squish and I squirm. Tm lower lhan the dirt in which I lie. Fm a happy pledge of club K, Phi. Pm a worm, Fm a worm. With these sentiments, some 15 Kappa Phi Hworms managed to crawl their way through pledge week. They all agreed that pledging was worth their trouble. as the rest of the year was busy and enjoyahlu In December. the Kappa Phi's and their dates enjoyed a combination hayride-cooknut at Wylde- wood. followed by a devotional atop Bee Rock. Spring activities included a formal banquet. an outing and a chapel program which featured take- nffs on various movie themes. OFFICERS. FALL: Hawkins, Pres; Gowen, ViceAPresq- Aulf, Sea; Nugel, Trees. SPRING: Gowen. Pres.; R. Holt, Vice-Pres ; Whotley. Sec; Nugel, Trees; Barbara Airman, Sponsor. KAPPA PHI. TOP ROW: Altman lsponsml, Allison, Ashton, Auh, Burreh SECOND ROW: Beavers, Bowley, Brown, D. Cheek, L. Cheek. THIRD ROW; Chester, Chn'sty, Cook, Dent, Dickey FOURTH ROW: Ecghsmun, Gowen, L Greenway. N. Greenway, Howkms. FIFTH ROW: Holloway C, Hoff, R. HoH, Jackson, Lecklwter, McCulllster, SIXTH ROW Nngel, Pcsley. PummilL Sells, Shngiuff, Whatey. 183 KO JO KAI. TOP ROW: Martin fsponsort, Tucker lsponsorj, Bennett, Eishopl Blair, Bioombetg. SECOND ROW: Bryson, Chapman, Cook, Craig, Greene, Hnnm THIRD ROW: Ingram, Miller, Mobley, Murm, PhiHips, Powevs. FOURTH ROW: Prince, Pringle, Pruchu, Remund. Rogers. FIFTH ROWt Steudnmn Stefanick, Trickey, Westermon, Young. PRETTY, congenial smiles and c1 worm friendliness characterize Kc Jo Koiis Gilda Jordon. Jan Chapman Sue Drummond and Lynette Gurgcnus as they extend a welcome to new students. 184 KO JO KAI Red Apple provides setting for Mediterranean Moonlight' hFeliz Navidadii amt similar greetings were in store for Kojoies and their dates at the Ko .70 Kai Christmas party. Bright. decorations and homemade chile were prompted by the theme for the banquet, hA Mexican Christnms. A papor-mache pinata provided surprises for evoryi'mo. Also in the Christmas roalm. tho Kojies won top honors in the dolly drive with Carol Prucha in first place with her 'VVizard nf Id d011, In February. the Knjios had a Valentine. Coke party-hirthclay party for club hmu Jere VVood- ward. They presentod him with a recording 0f tho original smmd-trark frnm iiDt', Zhivagn. March 4 was an important date for all members of K0 J0 Kai. That was the date of their annual banquet hold this year at tho Rod Apple Inn at Eden Isle. The thomo was uModitorranean Moon- light.n Entertainment was; provided by Ken Till- man and Rod Brewer. OFFICERS. FALL: Pruchn, Presi; Ham, VJce-Presi; Bryson, Sec; Bloomberg. Tress. SPRING: Blair, Pres; Munn. VtEEVPrESq Gurganus. Sec; Remund, Traci; Judy Martin. Ermct Tucker, Spnnsors. Club Beau Jere Woodward IAUON is etched on the faces of Joyce Ailesl Fay Bryant dc Piarce us they create a Camelot castle for LCis banquet. H; MANEIAS. TOP ROWt Simmons tsponsorl, Atles, Alexander, i'; mtble, SECOND ROW: Bmudnck, Bryant, Crone, Forrest, Horri- HMID ROW: Huck, Housar, Jackson, Johns, Martin, Mauch, FOURTH n - May. Meeker, Miller. Moore, Pterce, Ransom. FIFTH ROW: Sandht . Stacy, Wayland, Willis, Wheeler CFub Beau Phil Dixon LAS COMPANERAS LC's feature King Arthur and Lancelot at annual function This yearis members of Las Companeras have shown themselves eager to serve their fellow stu- dents. Continuing with their traditional project. the girls chose to transfer the senior picture com; posites from the hall of the Science Building to the trophy room of the American Heritage Building. Numerous activities have kept the L. C.'s busy this year. Pledge week! with the usual number of tasks and demerits for the ttroachesf endegi with a hot dog supper at the home of Mrs. Russell Simmons, the Club sponsor. A few weeks later, the girls invited their dates to the third function! a hayride-cookout at Wyldewood. A cake from club beau. Phil Dixon, furnished the girls with an excuse for a Valentine party which was held at Echo Haven. uCamelot by Candlelight was the theme for the Las Companeras banquet at Bill,5 Restaurant on February 25. The program and entertainment, by Melissa May and Mark Miller, was centered around King Arthur, Lancelot and Camelot. OFFICERS. FALL: Alexander, Pres.; Wayland, Vice-Pres.; Johns, Sec..- Pteyce, Treas. SPRING; Pierce, Pres; Bryant, Vice-Pres.; Johns, Sec..- Alexonder, Treas.; Mn. Russell Simmons, Sponsor, 185 MU ETA ADELPHIAN Skates, good times, weiners and hay unite for an evening Preparation for plvdge week occupied the first few weeks for MBA club members. After the initia- tion of pledges, both nld and new members partici- pated in womcrfs interclub competition. MEAts gave a good account of themselves in volleyball, basketball and howling. For their Christmas party! the MEAKS Visited the White County Nursing Home and presented a pro- gram of song and entertainment for the shut-ins there. Afterwards, they enjoyed refreshments at the hnmv of their sponsor. NIrs. Vines. Club heau John Heard and Mrs; Vines were presented with Christmas presents. After the Christmas holidays, MEAhs anti their dates attendvd the third function, a combination skating parlyu weincr mast and hayride. A planned devotional climaxod the evenings activities. The MEAts and their guests agreed that the third function was a tremendous success. Earlier in the year! MEA presented a chapel program depicting the various aspects of Club life. Other club activities included a spring; banquet and an outing. OFFICERS. FALL: Scon, Pres; Davidson, V?ce-Presr; Griffith, Sec.; Brewer, Trans. SPRtNG; Eonnell, Pres; Sims, Vice-Prest; Dowdy, Sec; Bridges, Trecs.-, Lois Vines, Sponsor, Club Beau Johnny Huurd 186 MEA's Carol Brewer. Mary Rogers and Linda Bridges demonstrate thew proficiency in the cm of paper wrappmg during a chupef program. MU ETA ADELPHIANt TOP ROW: Vines Esponsorl, Alderson. Anderson. Ayers, Besst SECOND ROW: BonneH, Bradford, Brewer, L Bridges, 5. Bridges, THIRD ROW: Broderhuusun, Broyles, Buchancm, Chnstisont andson FOURTH ROW; Dowdy, Grtthn, Griffnh, Hayes, Hudson, Keesee. FIFTH ROW: Muckey, Neeiy, Perrouil, Rogers, J Scot1,N. 5:0 . SIXTH ROW: Simms, Smith, Telford, Thomas, Vorney, Whileluwt OEGE Lunch box social atop Petif Jean revives lost tradition Manicuros with loud vnluring' and facials with limhurgm' Cheese were just a few 0f the surprises in store for Oege plcclgvs at. tlwir rough initiation. A surprise was also in store for lhv pledge masters when two male intruders, with stnrking's uwor their heads. crashed the proceedings. It was all in fun, though. for club sponsor Miss Shirley Williams had put the boys up In their trirks. Ilungh initiation was: hr-ld in the old house behind the Anwrican llm'ilalgo Building. All in all. it was a busy year fur 00:10. Shortly bofnro Christmas. Club bouu Sherman Showmakor was 110110th at a Chrismms party hold in the home 01' Mrs. Elmer Jackson. The 00:10 third function was a ler-lling party in January. April 13 was the date 0f tho Oogo banquet Tho affair was hold at the Rod Apple Inn,and che rlul; mvmhcrs provided thv cnlm'tainmont fur the cvvniug. Uogrfs club spirit was continually shown by their active participation in all Club activities. YV A TOP ROW: lellnms lsponsovll Anderson, N Ashley, Pl Ashley; T lECOND ROW Berrymon Bnr'bges Benson. Deacon, Defoe: IHWD OFFICERS. FALL: Houlz, Pres.- Jomvson, VicelPres, Necly, Sec.- Phorr, 9 iGmgnch, Holt How; 1-st011. Jrnmso FOURTH F'QWl Jones Trans SPPING: Neely, Pres.; Johnson, Vme-Prea; Anderson Sec. Ashley, Mangrum, Mwllerl A. Murphy. HFTH POW'l J, Murph-L Neely. Trens.; ShJIE-y Vhlhurns, Sponsor , Palets' Phcrr SIXTH PCSVJ- Erogcrl' V Smrl: l Snurh Tmnpg. . , Wiles. N9 9:: win, 0292': Lmdu Benson reaches high r0 gwe lhe 0999'; an advantage for vidory. Club Beau Sherman Shewmaker 187 OMEGA PHI Omega Phi's take to the hills as climax to pledge week The busy wwk uf pledging came to a vory pleu- sant and whom Umogn Phi club momlmrs. old and new. traveled to Potit Jean State Park for their fall outing. After smroral hours Hf climbing: and hiking. the girls and their dates had worked up an appetite which was satisfied with hot dogs cooked over an open fiI'P. Tu got their spring semester off In a good start. the Omngel HIM Chose to have their formal banquet in January. Tho setting was the luxurious; Rod Appln Inn in Ilolmr Springs. Largo. glittering rod apples with HUappinossC. the theme for the ban- quot. stored insido served as the decoration. Dinner music was furnished by Ken Tillman at the piano. The speaker for the ovoning was Dr. Atteborry. whn added a light much to the program with a humorous spvech. OFFICERS. FALL: Humphreys, Pres; Heid, Vice-Prea; Huddfeston, Sec.- Shuw, Ireas. SPRWG: Heid, Pres.; Shaw, VWCe-PreS; Felio, Sec; Benson. Trensr; Ruvh Aneberry, Sponsor, OMEGA PHI. TOP ROW: Aneherry lsponsorl, Allen, Benson, Biack. Bone. SECOND ROW; Crain, Dcsher, Dean, Feixci, Garlock. THIRD ROW: Guns . Heid, Hendrix, Hague. Howard FOURTH ROW: Hubbard, E. Huddleston. L. Huddlesmn, Humphreys, Lecsure, FIFTH ROW: Logsmn, Munhews. Minns, Parker, Priest. SIXTH ROW- Fewers Popel Shaw, Simmons, Taylor. WmHUce. SUSAN Benson and her date Runn Rubio gaze wishfully in the founroln on the terrace of the Red Apple Inn. Club Beau Ronnie Ruhio C'iulu Beau Bill Muss ' - duh beuul PHI DELTA New sponsor and twelve Wots' mark beginning of new year After satisfactorily denmnstmting thoir n'laslery uf lhv phrase. V'Yes ma'am. rat. ma'anL thafs what I am. mifam. IR tlmro any thingr I mm rid for you 11121 21111? - 12 lowly rats bocamo nctivn members of the Phi Delta Clan. Following; rough initiation at Harding: Park the girls were treated to a slumber party at the home of Norma Slaggs. Tho year proved to ho a busy one for bnth nld and now membors. Blinking parties at tho humps of Mrs. 190111 and Norma Slaggs gaw 1110 Club mem- bers an uppm'tunity tn got better acquaimod. A Nlexiran Christmas party. a formal banquet and tho benevolent aid to an African Missionary mmpleted the yeafs calendar of ovonts. OFFICERS. FALL: Rouse. Pres.; Chronrster, Vice-Pres.; Krope Sec; Scruggs, Treas SPRING: Sondley, Pres.; Taylor, VicerPres Wonh, Sec: Low, Treos., Carol Isuml Sponsor PHI DELTA. TOP ROW:AHmon, Bennelr, Bumur, Burk, ChronisVel. SECOND ROW: Cowan, Dursleur, Ensminger, Fenley, Ford. THIRD ROW: Frazier, Hellomun Kellen, Kendrick, Key FOURTH ROW: chcude. Kmpel Low, Porter From, L. Pden. HFTH ROW. 3 Rolen Rouse, ScnrNey, Sounders, Scwggs, Show: SXXTH ROW: Singgs, Tayion Townsley, Vomhees. lehne. Wonh, 189 Club Beau REGINA Dramatic talents of pledges exploited during final rites Tho magit of tho Russian wn'rd 'Vm'ykirm svrved to set the theme of the annual Regina ban- quet 211 1110 Ramada Inn in Jacksmn- il1c in early Fobruary. Tlm lhomrr was selortvd from the 100. Hausn set of tlw muvio, Dr. Zln'r'ago. The Ice House was recreated by tho girls and served as lllf' thief demmtiun fur tho banquvt. Rmdings from lho wurks nl' Curl Snmlhurg pmvirlml entertainment fur the Roginas and tlwir dates. Thr- roadings were pvrfun'mcd 13y Erlvnr' Laney and Andy Saunders. Tho munlll nf Fuhruary was fillml with activity for the hardiwnrking queens as lhvy m'ganiznd a rhapol program for Valentine's Day. The theme was k:ano 15L , A tum from traditicm was lakon this year as the Regina outing: was hold in 1119 spring. rather than tho fall as in previous years. 9 OFFICERS. FALL: Holder, Pres,, Medecris, VicerPresu Hankfns, Sec; Closferman, Treos. SPRING; Hdder, Pres. Hyde, VwcerPres; Parks, Sec; Hunhins, Treat: Bessue Moe Pryor, Sponsor I90 Gary Simpson MARCIA Murphy expouncis upon the happMESs. sadness and hifcrify of love us vhe Regmas present :heir chnpm program about fave. REGINA. TCJFJ ROW Pryor Ispnnson, Nbert Alley, Barker, Beck. SECOND ROW: Bowman, Brown, Byrd, Clark, Gosfevmcm. THHQD ROW; Coffmun, Gwllcnn, Grandt, M. chH, S HON. FOURTH ROW: Hmnkms, Hawkins, Holder. Hyde, James, Lawyer. FIFTH ROW: Mason, Medeuris, Miinhell. Murphy, Newmme Forks SIXTH ROW: Phinps. Pwers, Sewell, Walker, Wohers Wright ' PSI. TOP ROW: Culvert lsponsorl, Andersl Boyd. Bradley. Bridges. 3-! D ROW: Caine, Evans, Ferguson, Forks. Gansner. THIRD ROW: -.- . Gmen, Greer, Hollis. Honon. FOURTH ROW: HouseJ Laird, -I- , Lesley. McCluven. FIFTH ROW: Mchker, lRobbins, Roeuel. g2 . Smith. SIXTH POW: Thompson, Wholley, WiHlamson, Wolf, Woodr Psi bunnies anxiously await orders from c: tyrannical pledge- '7 cu they dream of on end to such mbulcnions as pledge week. THETA PSI Bunnies hop through pledge week to achieve active status An oldrfashioned spaghetti supper got the year off to a good start for all returning members of Theta Psi social Club. The purpose of the supper was to give club members an opportunity to get better acquainted with their new sponsor, Mrs. Barbara Calvert. Participation in sports brought two successes to the Theta Psfs this year. The club placed second in volleyball and first in spasketball. Pledge week was a busy time for old members as well as the hBunniesT Throughout the week, the girls demonstrated their hhopping abilities and suffered through rough initiationq a variety show and a bunking party. Other activities for the year included a spring outing and an April banquet. hLove Is . . . served as the theme for the banquet. which was held at the Ramada Inn. OFFICERS. Fucks, Pres; Smith, Vice-Pres; Green, Sen; Smnley, Treas.; Barbara Colven, Sponsor. Club Beau Gary Putrlsh 191 TOFEBT Hobo hitchhikers stop of pumping station for evening Rough initiation was roally an experience for this yeafs Tofebt anlsy The girls were taken an a tour through an old hhamlted houscaa located west of Searcy. Although the tour took place at eleven ohclock. just 511011 of that bowitching hour, most of the pledges claimed it was quite a calm ordeal. Following the initiation. both pledges and their masters wore invited In a hunking party at the home of the club sponsor. Mrs. Gerald Stephenson. Patched Clothing and dirty faces were in order for Tofebt's third function in November. The Clothes appropriately Charartorized the theme which was LLHobns at W'yldewoodf The Ramada Inn was 1110 srono 0f the annual banquet. Decnrations and entertainment worked to- gether effectively to create the romanticatmosphere nf HThree Coins in 3 Fountain? h TOFEBT. YOP ROW: 51ephenson lspnnsork, Arfhur, BoJ'ton, Carpenter, FFI . ; . , , , Caruthers. SECOND ROW, Chambliss, Clerk, Davis, Duer, Gdes, THIRD :euSCERSsPRlilACig-L 5:le PPres. I?Ue', V133 PIES. WlhlfClm, Sean Nglm. ROW; Gonzalesh Gnmes. Lamb, Long. McCloud. FOURTH ROW; Manhews, Tre 5'1 J ll Sr 7h 0 h S '954 70 95- ICE? FeS-h 9 m5. ecl: uer. Nefms, Ponkey, Perers, Foyner FIFTH ROW; Russell, smnh, thomas, 9 I 99 ensm POW - Tipping, Wheeler SLXTH ROW: Whitehead, L Wxison M Wilson, P. WXISO , S. Wilson. STOPPING or the desk in Kendall Hall to sign out before leaving for a bunking party or iheir sponsor's home, these Tofebt members anticipate an evening of fun and relaxufmn. Club Beau Bruce Howell .3: pledges step to active :5 at candlelight ceremony E has been a busy one for VVHQ the '5 l t en's social club on campus. The VVHCs 333 .40rh year off to a rousing start by entering 3 winning car in the Homecoming car cara- I'tion. 3. -' . wing activities were followed by the 3- affair generally known as pledge week. . rough initiation, WHC pledges were re- . scrub the Old'Confederate Soldier 0n the :- Square. before Christmas, the girls visited the ' nty Nursing Home and sang for the v. Later they presented club beau1 Kent th a six-foot stocking completely filled and goodies. was the big day for WHCS and their ricene was the Red Apple Inn at Heber t ch guest was invited on an imaginary various ttPorts 03 Call? Polynesian decor- -- the walls, and authentic music was y Steve Sanderson and Jerry Flowers. tivities this year have included bunking the home of WHC sponsor Mrs. Billy Ray . parties and an outing. . 3 uM.Srnivh.Pres.,Binkly,Vice.Pres,,-M.Smnh, see; Cain, : h 5.5mi!h,Pres.; Hunt. Vice-Pres.; Bans, Sec; Coin, Treum I'm. Spenaor. J t. Club Beau Ken! Smith .3 tSmhh demonstrates his helpfulness by driving the WHC entry in the parade. WOODSON-HARDING COMIADES. TOP ROW: Bans, Binkley. Brynn, Buck- neI, Coin, Cobb. SECOND ROW; Edstere Erwm, Elhridge, Ford, Grogan. Hancock. THIRD ROW: Helms, Hunt, Jones, Lawier, Lockler, Lyies. FOURTH ROW: Mulliken, Norris, I. Perry, J. Perry, Posvic, Robehson. HFTH ROW: M. Smith, S, Smith. Talley, Twiford: White: 193 ZETA PHI ZETA Cherry blossoms, Japanese lanterns set banquet mood CIu-rry blnssums. fans and lanlt'rns SM the mood fnr A .Iapzmoso New Ym'k. tho Ihemv for this yonfs 7mm Phi Zola hanqm-t. Smnrgashnrd and on- tnrlnimnvnt by Alnniw liarkvr and Jim Green high- lighlod lhc- evening. In addition in planning,r lhn banquet. such acti- YiliI'N aa lulnkin;.,r partir's. wnrk purtivs and pal: iiripzitiun in rlllh spurts provided a busy schedule. A! Cllrialn'las. I'lllb nmmhm's oxrhangod gifts and hurl refrmlmlmms at Hm lmme of Cindy W'atts. At illih' timv lhf' Flllh lnmsmnml Ilm Spunsnm with hnxes uf holiday randy. Una nl' Hm must pnpulur and unusual urlivilios 0f 11w year was tliv Zeta PIILIVIHI'IiCUU muck wedtling. Th0 murmlro 1n lho Amorimn Ilevritago Building was 1110 Hviling for this happy OVPNI. An unusual vvoniug was in store for Club mom- lwrs and tlwir dates at 1110 Znta Phi third function. Wl'ho Bunny Club was lhv theme for the party. hlhumivs. buys drownd liko bunnies. sorvml the rvfnwslnm'nts tn the guests. The May outing l'liIHilXNl a busty year for rLeta Plli'C. as lhvy lnnk In HIE' hills for sumo relaxation. OFFICERS. Donley, Pres- New, VicerPresu Miller, Sec; WoHs, Treas.r Muss Winnie Eizll, Mrs L.Ell AIIKSDH, Sponsors ZETA PHI ZETA. IOP POW: Allison Esponsorl, W Bell EsponxcrL K Belt, Bielby, Braddock. SEEOND ROW; Browm Children, rhisurn, Clark, Columbusr THIQD POW Cudd. Donley. Hemwnqwny, Haggai? Howard. TOUPTH POW Johnscn tcve, Munmng, NuHer Nsw Newfon, HFTH ROW. Paw, Pcnngle Peagcan. Poberrsonl Scmrlo, Summons SIXTH POW; StreE?. B, Turker D Tucker Turner Wrms, Wolimd THE cheerful warmth of The fire gives spiriTs a lift or The 2510 Pm Zem Christmas party or Cindy Wcms' home. Ouh Beau Freddie Wundru Club Beau Lyndul Dale I Jerry MW, pours cut his Christmas wishes to Santa Claus of the lam Rho third fundion. ZETA RHO Santa Claus and helpers host Christmas fete of Wyldewood To a four-year-old girl from the Southern Chris- tian Home, the name ttZeta Rho means Santa Claus. As their project for the first semester, the Zeta ths chose to bring a merry Christmas to little Vickie Pickler. The members of Zeta Rho also had other plans for sharing their Christmas with others. For their third function, the girls went caroling at the hos- pital and Fraserts Nursing Home. Following the caroling. they went to Wyldewood for a party. The girls invited their brother club. TNT. as their guests for the evening. Other activities this year included an April banquet and an outing; to Blanchard Springs. OFFICERS. FALL: Taylor, Pres.; England, Vice.Pres.; Phuu, Sea; Lester. Trees. SPRING: thr, Pres; Holeman, Vice-Pres,; infleiohn. Sec; HaFey. Treos.; Eloisa Muncy, Sponsor. ZETA RHO. TOP ROW: Muncy tsponsorl, Ballemine, Brady, England. Fincher. SECOND ROW: Former, Frebel, Goetz, Gumbreil, Haley. THIRD ROW: Holeman, Jackson, Ktrkbride, Laney, Lester. FOURIH ROW: Litile- lohn, Mahaffay, Morteney. Massey. Pentecost. FIFTH ROW: Pharr. Sears, Shanks. Sharer. Sheehve SIXTH ROW: Smelserd Stone, Taylor, Vaughn, Wade. M w ATHLETICS Providing wholesome recreation. Building a unified school spirit. Emphasizing gond sportsmanship. Enmurnging development nf selfidisciplino. Roproscnting the college pffe-rtivly. Artirnlating Htown and gown. Developing healthly physical bodies. The athlvtir program of tho Cullogr' Stresses the pursuit of excellence. r4 HARDVGW fnleF'. 1: JOHN PROCK TED llOYD TED ALTMAN JOHN BERRYHIU. JOE STOUT Football FootboH and Ymri: Football and Basketan Swwmmmg Eoang 3'1 HUGH Gnoovu VIRGIL LAWYER DR. 308 GILLIAM BOB KNIGHT JERRY MOTE BosketbaH Cross Country COACHING STAFF Gohc Tennis FootbaH Coaches lead Bisons to third in Alleports race The intercollegiate athletic program at Harding College is guided by the coaching staff. working under the control of a faculty athletic committee and thP Athletic Director. Entering teams in all nine sports sponsored by the Arkansas Intercol- legiate Conference in the. 1965-1966 season. Harr ding won the conference Championship in cross country. hnwling and trark and placed third in the AlIvSpm't-s competition. Dr. Harry Olrvo serves as Athletic Director, with Carl Allison as his Assistant. John Prock coaches the football team. with the assistance of Ted Lloyd. Ted Altman and Jerry Mote. a graduate student. Ted Lloyd also: serves as track coach. Virgil Lawyer coaches the crnsg country team and Hugh Groover. assisted by Ted A1tman.c0aches the basketball team. In addition to being Asgistant Athletic Direc- ton, Carl Allisnn is the baseball coach. Joe. Stout is bowling coach. and John Berryhill is swimming- coach. Bob Knight and Dr. 8th Gilliam coach tennis and golf rosportivoly, COACH Ted Alrmnn contemplates the readiness of ?he Bisons us they go thougI-n pre-gnme warm up before beuhng 'he Millsaps Muiors 28-8 198 DR. HARRY OLREE CARL ALLISON Athleiic Director Assisfanr AThlehc D rrecmr and BasebuH Conch ballmball coach Huqh Groover wmrhes hom m posmon m the head 0! the bend :15 me Bmons cnrry om Ihe game plan aqums: ORU FOOTBALL Bisons win six games to Harding dpprmu'lu'd Ihv mm: l'nutball smwm with vxpvrlalinn. Sm'vu seniors and twice as: many iuninrs won'- 1'muruing fmm NW 1065 team that had I'Phnlmdod J'rum tho rollar In pnst a respectable 37371 Tl'l'llHL AlliAlC 10am mmnhm's Jim Ilnwm'd amrl Pvm Henry wvrv returning at halfhark and I'Cmm: WNW fnntml junior Harry Lisle wullld ho vligiblv I'm' the first time, Thingq lunked bright. The Bismw prmim-dml from llu-rv 11,: justify their hopes ln' pusting u U '3 rmnrd. a tiv With tho 1062 mark fur l lurdinggfs lwst over. The Bimn's firm game quickly Ormcd any doubts 0f wlu-tllm' thv nmrm-ntun'l and talent inherited from lhv yvar lmfnro Wnllld keep the BiSOIIS rolling in 1966, Hardin;r mun i'mmrl ilsolf near 1110 lnp of tho mnfm'mu'o standings in hnth offense and dofcnsn. Aflor the early winsq Imwr-ver. tho Bisnns were plagued by l'mnhlos and lost several disaph puilnitu.r games to nml'nrnnm forts. Fumbililis full- EI'UWII haul struck. and for several weeks victory and dvlbai alternatvd. dqwndirw; um whether the defcnsn mulrl make up l'ur tho nl'fmISCB hall hand Hug: hlumlvrs. T110 dimax camv in the final gamo as tho nH'vnso rmfkml up points. in spite of fumbles. 10 pm! lhv Bimn's fin! win m'or Arkansas Tech. Whilv lhn Bismm wwo on llmir way to a rovnrd ROHHHH. Jim quuul and Kenny Class 315;; made new vnlrim in thv l'Ol'Hrd book with marks in rush- in;T Yardage and paw r'm'r'ptionq. 200 IHTIALL TEAM. FFONT ROW; Flock, Lxsle. Deluer. J. pan, Jeter. Hocinef Wonrl. Pwnmn'non. Maddox. Dams. Copchmd, Brulmkrr, .BuokenR Slnquufmhj, SEFOND ROW- TwrreH, James, Brotlerlmusen, Jone; Vundumh'm, E'home, D. Su'muefield, VVUDdJ'UH, R. opMcmd, Dxxon, Howard, Knight, Killen, E .Joimsom Hymn. Pcuch lsfudem manager! THIRD ROW Lcmmom, Wmems Street: New, chh, Hedndr, Henry Pu'narj, 'Shmpp, hnmr R ,Jc-hnsom Barry, KeHey, Sclnwrh, f?luw, Snwym, lilzllow, PcHiHS, TRADITIONAL or Hnrdmg s the crowd-anlnemng 511nm under The 90:11 post which marks the beginnmj of H-o season and of each game RESULTS Harding Opponent 31 Univers'rty of Missouri at Rollo 13 35 Southern State College 13 6 Ouochim Bopfist Universny O 0 Arkansas Stafe Teachers 24 7 Arkansas ASuM 19 21 Maryville College 10 Millsops College 8 Henderson SToTe Teachers 24 Arkansas Tech 20 201 FRESHMAN quarterback Jerry Capefund starts the countdown that will spnng rhe Bwsons Into nchon ngmnst rhe Scots of Moryville College. FOOTBALL Versatile ploy gives Bisons three straight wins In Ilm nptming game against the University of Missouri at Rolla. tho Offertivp blocking mld hard runnng 0f Hartling-s offense told the story of thv Bisurfs 51-1 3 win. Jimmy Howard and D011 Dixon scnrml lwn tmu'llrlmvns each. Tho fnlInwing week rlofonsiw mislukns gave Southern Statv 13 points in thrrw minulos. The Offense fnugln hack to scorn thrw limm in llw first quartet and the gamv finally mulwl with Harding alload HI 3. Againsi th Oum'hilu 'l'igt-rs tho offensv stalled- and thv Bisons haul in vhangv lhoir high smring tactics. Aflr-r Hurry l,islo smrvd on a 74-yard punt r0- lurn. 1110 dvansv grcw up and played Hoar pm'fm't foutlmll m prvsm'vo the 60 loari that tho nffonso muId nnl Vincroasv. After Ihrno straight wins. the Bisons approached tho AS'I'C game in hopes of getting their first win nvor tho Bram. Hardingk nffonsc. however: can tinned 1n fuller. and the defense could not stop tho ASTC offense in the face of almnsi ahsnlute ball c'nntml. Tho Bears won 2-1-0. Harding fared Arkansas ALQVNJI the next weekend and needed a win tn stay in tho AIC race. Tho Bisons tank an early leadu but then were hit by a plague that haunted the Bisons for the rest of thf' seasnn. Howard fumbled 011 the 17. Harding and An'ifM fought evenly in statistics. but the Wee- vils turned Bison mistakes into points and w0n19-7. 202 DEFENSIVE backs Ronnie Ruhio and Moses Rallms team up to put a stop TD enemy pbns For r1 Tongr ensy touchdown via the air ways, 7 WE end lelle Coleman grabs. one on me run m The sryle tho! QUARTEREACK Don DIXON lofts u long one over the ouvsrretched honds his talenied receiwnq ho9h fnmrllar 90 Mn: and feared by foes of n chcrgmg Hneman m Hoarding: wm. over Mnrywlle College ,' E5 Street steps up To toe the ball In his exlro pom! and flew style that he used In score 96 powms against nine opponents NOTHING bu! green grass hes between Kenny Glass and six palms as he reads the referee inm We end zone in ?he game wnh Mdlsups. 203 FOOTBALL Upset ends six year hex as Bisons 'Wreck Tech' Aftor lhn Bimms had lost two consocutivo rtm- fr'ronro games In ASTC and AJUVL there was tho quoslinn nf wllr'lhm' Hwy had the tenacity to bounce back. Tho Hnmocnming encauntvr with Maryvillv College pmvidvd the test. The Offense regainvd its mnfirlmlro unrl tmmcd with a solid defense to givo l-Izn'ding a 21-10 victory. Uimn meeting Millsaps in Jackson. the Bisons wastvd nu limo getting started. Harry Lisle took the npeninp; kickoff 03 yards for a touchdown and soon added a 61-yard sruring punt return. Any doubt about 1hr Bimnu' ronwmjv was removed a: they won 38-8. Stiil having a rhnnco at the AIC title. Harding nuw filtde I-Inndorsnn. Tho Reddies had one nf tho lmm'or records in the conference. but Gus Ruboy's pass ralrhing und Bison fumhlns ended all litlo hnpns will: a 2471 5 :lvfoat. In tho final ganw, Hardingr played superb ball against 'l'vrh. Thr- Bisnns were as usual plagued with fumbles. hut. Hwy fmlght the breaks and won in spito of them leQQ-QO victory was Hardingk firsl nvor 'i'm'h. Elortml In HIP cuachcs All-AIC team wore Jimmy Huward. l'ullbaCk: Harry Lisle. defensive bark; and P010 Henry. t'vntor. Making the honorable mvnlinn allmnferonce tmm wore Jnlm Jotm'. R'Tvlvin Jor- nigan. Jim Davis. W'ayne Hndnett. Dun Sinquo flvlfl and RUHCF NIarltlHX, DEFENSIVE specially Don quueheld rakes :1 break us the 315031 bench wmches while the affense rr as m move Hm hnli nqoins! ASTC THE HARDING Bxsons head fo: the bus and rlw mm; dnve from Jack- son Mass r0 Searcy after Hcrrnplincr aim MiHc-wps Mmors 283. ALL-AIC fomhnH players. Jimmy Howard Pave Henry mnri Hcmy stle. 204 ' I V '$ 1' 5-an I .an; 3' GUARTERBACK Dun Dixon steps out to hand off as the Bison buckr field executes a ploy precisely as planned in many hours of practice NSIVE tackle Jim Sharpe dumps u surpnsed Millsops Major us Bison; captain. Roger Maddox, steps up to get in on the play KiNNY Gloss, Bob Lemmon, Ronnie Howell and Ronnie Killen get a workout on The squat machine In prepurcfion for aha T967 seas-on. BAS K ETBALL Ball handling, spirited For the third consecutive year the Bison cagers completed the season with a 7-11 conference record. The 1966-67 season was definitely a rebuilding year. The large group that reported to Coach Hugh Gronver and Assistant Coach Ted Altman included no seniors and only five lettermen. The squad was later reduced to 25 to permit an effective junior varsity program that provided valuable experience for several promising freshmen. The varsity starting five consisted of two juniors and three sophomores. Captain Harold Alexander provided leadership and played superb ball. Junior college transfer Rick Turner ranked high in con- ference scoring. and George Frazier we: among th' leaders in rebounding. Late in the season ex- perience made Mike Lamb and Bob McKt-cl mn- sistcnt scorers. Freshmen John Buck and Danny Russell looked promising in varsity action.Lacking over-all team height. the Bisons depended on ex- pert ball handling, hustle and great team spirit to provide fans many thrilling games. TENSION escalates loword The climatic tip off while 1I1e referee and mm grudgingly await the end of pre-gcme plans in the Hordmg huddle. 206 HASKETBAU. TEAM. FRONT ROW: D Clwhon, Kh Cosion, D. Byrti, L. Wright, T. Cone. LV BACK ROW D Pmce, H. Aiewnder, Mh Lamb, B. McKeeL C. Hearne. G Frazier, Tripp, R 6055, A.Wosh, R1 Tumev, J. Rienhordt hustle propel Bisons McKenzie, J, Buck, Dh RusseH, M. Evans, SA Cox. RESULTS Harding Opponent 76 Little Rock University 78 75 Oral Roberts University 80 98 Bethel College 67 74 Ouochifa Baptist University 76 73 Christian Brothers College 83 79 Ozarks 77 73 Philander Smith 75 70 Arkansas College 65 67 Arkansas Sfmfe Teachers 72 76 Arkansas Tech 74 97 Philander Smith 86 73 Henderson State Teachers 79 73 Arkansas A6M 79 65 Christian Brothers College 58 75 Hendrix College 7l 70 Southern State College 77 73 Ouochim Baptist University 75 80 Ozarks 78 61 Arkansas College 72 92 Arkansas S'rote Teachers 93 68 Arkansas Tech 89 77 Henderson State Teachers 67 95 Arkansas AacM 83 61 Hendrix College 72 65 Southern Stone Cal'lege 69 673 Arkansas Colfege 65 676 Arkansas SfoTe Teachers 90 $AIC Tournament Game RACING past a defender, Harold Aiexander stcrrs 6n his way 90 a pass from Charles Heorhe and a drive over the line for u Icyup. STRAINING legs and fIying arms of the beginning of ORU gun - mark the end of pre-gome bu'rverflies and the start of ucvion to ollow. 207 CLEAR views of the action were rare at the ORU game where fans watched from both mdes and even horn rhe gymnastics bakony. HOW H's done highscormg Bison Rick Turner lays one Jn to dem- onstrufe for The surprised and helpless College of rhe Ozarks defense. TWO points are on the way as Charles Hearse leaps high To toss one over the defender s vain olrempt 90 black and info The basket. ANTICIPATING a pass with hands and expression, George Frazier stuns 0 play designed m net a layup ogcins'r ORU's zone defense. LN! w's underway for L1 loose baH wrih Harding: hustling enrries, Charles Hearne and Mike Lamb, scrambling after the bouncing prize, 'SKETBALL lose games, upset victories provide thrills Throughout the Arkansas Inlercallogiate Com ferencc the 196667 basketball season will be rev mombered as a season filled with overtime games and 01104 or twoipoint upset victories and defeats. The Bisnns participated in Oight such games. in- cluding a 76-78 loss to Little Ruck Univeysity in the opening game of the season and a T-LTG loss to Ouachita Baptist University in the opening con- ference game. Four of 1110 best gamoS Harding played were against the conference Champion and tho runnm'vup. Southern State Cullcgc and Arkan- sas Stale Teachers College. EXPRESSIONS of coach, player and fans reveal a games happy con- clusion, The fmmg dimax of many hours of xnrenswe prachce drills. . ' 0 marks Rick Turner's fallow-Through os Bison George 7, . move! in ready To rebound should imperfecvion mark the shot q!- ClOSS-COUNTRY TEAM. HEONT ROW: me Crawford Craig Kestersonl Drck Shenfeid john Ihorvvpson Fred McChsh, Ken Ellmgwood, Ken LmN CROSS-COUNTRY Bisons fake fourth straight cross-country crown Tn Ihv Harding rmss-munlry 10am. lfimi hruuullt tht- rlmllt'ngv ul' malr'lling' tiw rvm'm'ls Hf llm-v straight AH? rlmnminmllip tmms: Prupam tiun hogan s'urly an HIV nTlllf'tf'H spwnl lho summer Ihlluwin;r l'igm'UHN individual H'III'LIIIHH, In Soplvm- hm' tnnl'v inlt'nsivv n'nt'k lwgml Hmlt'r Cum'll Virgil Lem'yc-r zmti a'lmlz-nl emistmlt Cliil Clark. lim'ly lusts'vs pl'm'ml 11ml rnM-l-nnnlljx' had inr pnn'ml in lln- AH? aml that Hauling Hillltl Hut win mulwly nu lrmliliun. 'l'lw HiSllli's smm'd the rhuli ll'llgir' amd n-spumlwi likv Fllmnpiunq. 11wharriors tunghe-mwl up 1Iwir already lulu; mid gnu-ling Wurkuuls mnl uuiuml mmdwl mlwrivnc'v through a tumult lltIIl-HIHl 1'l l'rIt'l'N'Fllfldlllt . len muw lhc- AK? mom and Hip payoff. Jim Cnmihnh wmml plan? finish lml llui- way tn rhmnpimuhill Hnmlwr funr. Ilunlinu Inuk six 511mm nut Hf 11w llirst ton In twp smmm'l-plnce 1-1011, dvmm 33-01. In ilw NATA mrvt. Ilu' mans. again 10d I'ay Crim'l'm'tl. rem tn :1 sovvniuwnllt plum I'EllleW itlg ammlg 200 plus ls-ams' Hull mmpvlw in NAIA I'I'HSS-t'tlLllllry. Tin- Hixmls IHIIL In lWi? and AK: FI'UthHIlIlIIj' lrnpln' numhvr 11w with Hm lust: of ullly 1n'u wniurx'. Hill Hinkm and Phil Griffin. 210 BACK POWV CHH Umlr. :SIuden? Coudvl Bruce Henson Phd anfm, John Moan Bob Evucksorm BHI Shakes Conch Vngd Lawyer MANY months and miles of hard work yield their happy climax as The Bison homers officicnffy claim she WM: AIC champaonship trophy. RESULTS Place of Meel Scores Cape Girardeau, Mo. Harding 27 Southeast Missouri 28 Searcy, Ark. Harding 3rd Memphis, Tenn. Harding 15 Christian Brothers 45 Springfield, Mo. Harding 61h Shawnee, Okla. Oklahoma Baptist 27 Harding 30 Oklahoma City, Okla. Oklahoma Christian 27 Harding 34 Bowling Green, Ky. Harding 51h Seorcy lA1C meeH Harding 25 Henderson 94 Southern State 97 ASTC 99 Arkansas Tech 117 Ouachifc: Bapfisf 137 Arkansas A8zM 182 Hendrix 208 Arkansas College 263 Omaha, Neb. 1NAIA1 Harding 17th FACES and hands reveai the rise of tension as Bisons runners await the gun and the gruelmg four mile race Through 1112 sheets of Senrcy. 211 SWIMMING TEAM. SEATED: Dcwls, Robertson, Wallace, Eushaw, Barclay, McGee. STANDXNG: Black, MeHor, McCullough, Kee, Dean, Bums, Breedlove. SWIMMING Water Buffaloes find success in second season In only their secund year of intercollegiate swimming 1110 1066467 Harding VVntor Buffaloes found thmnsvlves in real competition for tho AIC title. Returning lotterlnen had gained experience the yvar hofurc- while surprising the AIC with a 7-2 record and a fourth place mnforonce finish. Whom the Pctit Jam went to press.th 1965-67 swimmers had achieved a 5-3-1 record against iml'rmvod Competition. The Buffaloesa hopes for the AIC mvvt. rvstod on proved porfc'n'mers such as Marvin Rohorlsml in the backstroke and David Cole in tho QOO-yard freestyle. David Bales showed strength in the distance events. and Robert VanIace performed well in diving. Outstanding perform- ances by the relay teams also provided title hopes. COACH John Berryimll oversees swumrrfmg prnchze with an enfhusi- usm and Leodcrsinp whch help the Buffaloes wm important meeis. WATER Buffalo Robert Wallace slices rhe wafer 1n the Form the! promised success in The AIC meet. Ilka- lllllld IIIIIIIH ? - r TEAM. FRONT ROW: Charres Webb, Larry Porter, BHI Gram. Ronn Lambert SECOND ROW; Doha Allison, Ron Reeve, Johnny Beck, Mike . THIRD ROW: Charles Burt. Jim Green, Barry Erskin, Jim Brown. In 1.066 Hardinghs bowlers won their second straight conference championship and on the way rewrote the AIC record bnok. Ncw entries in the conference ledger included total pinfall, team series, individual series of 721 by Rob Barber and in- dividual average of 197 by Johnny Beck. The Bisnns also won the district rollvnffs to qualify for the NAIA tournament in Kansas City, where they placed sixth. Directed by first-year coach Joe Stout and led by veteran Johnny Beck and freshman Charles Burt. the Bisons looked even brighter for 1967. WHILE relaxing at the scorer's table between turns on the lone. Jim Brown wows To record the resuhs of lhe Ias? frame for u teommufeh ROUGH shows in rhe bowling sryle that carried Johnny 'Tv I'M hlghesr Individual season average in We AIC'S historyh TRACK Bisons claim second straight AIC track crown Harding Olllttrttd the 1906 track season facing the challenge of matching;r the AIC championship of the year before. A large corps of returning lottery men plus varly results were promising. but doubts remained. 'l'hc- Bisons were as usual. strong in the distance events and relays but less impressive in tho dashos and field events. Harding was better than the year before but so was the I'PSL 0f the AIC. Cold revelation came in tho. AIC Praviow Meet where Southern State more than doubled the score of second place Ilar- ding. T110 Bismns took warning and dug,r into their tough schodulr- and tougher workouts tn gain the oxporit'nco and conditioning noodod. Tho AIC moot YVitS the point of fucus fur the entire soasmn and U19 Bisons were ready. Docpito unusually Cltltl weather at the Russellville site! Cliff Clark. Jim Crawford. Jerry Baker- Phil Griffin and Tom Haltoman came through with their usual top perfurmmtros. The turning: paint in the close moot proved tn ho Kent Smith's CllltCh performanro in the intermediate hurdles. Spurred by Smith's vl't'urt, tho. Bisons proceeded to a 4938 win over second plam Snuthr'rn State and to their second straight AIC champiunship. HURDLER Kent Smuh demonstrates his covordmmton, speed and endur- ance, the perfect cornbmohon for his specialty, the 330 mrermedtotes. 2M 1966 TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: M. Curryt D. Shenteld, Dt Coston, D. Robb, C Clark, J, Baker. R Toylm, F McChsh. SECOND ROW: J. Crawfovd, D. Mcarlm, P GnHm, K, Smith, G Punish T. Batemon, J. Moon, R Rubia THIRD ROWt A. Whiddoni P, Lamb, At Richmond, J Lawyer, K Elhngwood, B Dye. FOURTH ROW: L Pennington, W, Huey, D. Cox. B. Forsythe, J. Brown, J Street, J, Hrgggmholhnm Brown, B. Stokes M. Tom Buremon slcmris dwarfed by C! crossbar as he gazes across ' - cool, relaxing fon-jg trunking on his soon 10 iOKTIe wmmng wmp. Place of Meet MCIgnQHCI Searcy Seorcy MCIgnoHCI Lmle Rock Arkadelphio Conway Searcy Russellville EAIC M8911 1966 RESULTS Team Score Southern Smfe College 75 Hctrd'mg 62 Harding 79 Arkansas Srcne Teachers 58 Harding 93 Arkansas Tech 43 Somhern Skate College 69 Harding 32'f2 Arkansas Tech 31 V; Arkansas Smte Teachers 28 Arkansas AExM 27 Henderson Smfe Teachers 21 OUCIChHCI Bap'lisf University 7 Hendrix CoHege 2 Harding 86V; Arkansas State Teachers 47 Arkansas Tech 22 Henderson State Teachers 16 Hendrix College 7 Harding 78 Arkansas Slee Teachers 44 Henderson Srcne Teachers 34 Ouachim BCIpHsf University 23 Harding 83 Arkansas Sfme Teachers 51 Arkansas Tech 35 Hendrix CoHege IO Harding 79V; Southeast Missouri 60V? Arkansas AMr$N 22 Henderson STCITe Teachers 18 Hardimg 49 Southern State CoHege 38 Arkansas Sfme Teachers 32 Arkansas ASAM 26 Henderson S'ro're Teachers 19 Arkansas Tech 17 Hemdrix College 3 Ouochim BCIptisT Univemty 3 ' DING'S rop MN m-Iurs, le'l Griffm and Jerry Baker, kick through me mm in Meir usuw oneATwo order as officials chmk for record times. DISTANCE n'rm CM! Clark snuggle: to overtake P115 Teammate Jim Crawford in H15 SYOP onion shot dlnmnnzes We to ordmmlgn and ever pmsrml Hynlry 111m humed 5pm both to plaies of honor Hmong NAPA O'hlErESv balance Necessary for zompermg im 1in long lump- TRACK Records, NAIA honors enhance track season le 113011 Harding ll'ack loam sot sclmnl records 111 1111151 UVPIIIS and rose to national IIHIIUI'S in some. Loading; the assault, were high jumper Tom Hatmnml 211111 1115111111? 111011 Cliff Clark and Jim Crawfnrd. Halmnau won the NAIA inrlnur high jumpt'llmnpixmship1111111 216-7 effnrl. 111 Elm NAIA mmlmn- 11111111 1111 J11110-1-. Cliff Clark won 1110 3.000- 1111-1011 x'tvnplvrhasv 111 the time 11f 0:17. although it was nnly tho second time 110 had run tho ewnt. Al llw Snuthwcst 3Ti5511111'i Rnlays. Clark was vntvrl unlslzmding aihletv of H10 1110M. Jim Crawford sol :1 now AIC mile. rerurd nl 4:1 3.9 211111 611811 1105th n H18. 5. 1119 host regular 901151111 time in 11m NAIA. 0111M team members Contributed to the assaull 1111 Hm AIC relay records, but. more im- pm'tnni. In H10 uvvrall effort that madv it two in a 111w in Imvk 11nd f'ihld for Harding. SMILES and congrufuimions for J1m Crnwford me lepresentmive o? a rite fomillur 10 HGfdlngls BISOnS 1I1roughouf Their rhumpmnship season. NAIA IEADERS Tom Cliff Jim IG'BMU Clark Crawford 216 Mn- - fact? TEAM. FRONT ROW; Mike McMuckm, Dickie Berryhill, Gary Gumn. BACK ROW; GOLFER Dickie Berrvhltt lines one up with con ?McMichoel, Roy FuHer, Dr. Bob J, Gilliam qcogcm. and camera before making his putt down and in. l pun blented freshmen promise brighter golf future Official practice for the 1066 golf season began in February under the direction of Dr. Bob Gilliam. Tho golfers! hnwcvvr, took advantage of the fall and winter for individual practice to overcome the inoxpr'rionco that dominated the toamt With Dickie Bm'n'hill as thoir best gnlfor, the Bisnns placed eighth in the 1966 AIC golf meet. Tho picture tooked brighter at the start of the 1967 season. Jere Woodward and Mike McMackin returned from the year before and showed the potential to threaten Borryhillts number one posi- tion. Other tram members were Gary Guinn1 Roy Fuller and Terry DJCMichael. Tho Bisrms oxpectcd an improved showing in 1967. but the squad mmu pnsvd nf nne-half freshmen looked with particular anticipation t0 the two years following. '1 marks the style of Mike McMackins FuH swing and follow- 7-11 us he slorns the ball 0 rhe tee of the Searcy Country CEub. 't'S raised against the sun reveal the Bisons' interest as they for the lie of a drive off the big stick of Freshman Roy Fullen BASEBALL Individual stars provide highlight for season Providing the highlight for the 1966 Bison base- ball team were several brilliant performances in the midst nf often erratic play. Five berths ml the All- AIC squad proved that Harding had talmlted athw lctos. Lark nfdcpth,110wever. was the Bisonsa down- fall in conference standings. Incxperionm caused ermrs at crucial limes and left Harding with a 33 record and seventh place finish in the AIC. Pro- viding: a brighter picture was the 3-3 non-con- Feronce record. Carl Allison hmk command as head coach in 1967 in free Tod Altman for other duties and in- herited a promising squad. All five of the 1.066 all-cnnforcnce men returned with their proved spark of brilliance. A number of lettermcn. armed with oxporionco frnm 1966. plus several talented freshmen provided previously lacking support. Led by honorable montirm AlerIC Mike Plummnr and Benny Parker. the pitching staff presented a W01- cnmo trend to hotter things. The outfieldhs Impes alsn rostod on two AlI-AIC men. P010 Henry and Gary Simpson. The fifth honoree, Johnny Jotm', anchnrod the infield from first base and added a powerful hat in Ihc lino up. For the lung throw across 1hr diamond. Jeter depended on freshmen Phil Daimwonrl and Roy Stoele. who in 1066 Ind Tennessee high school baseball in double plays. The Bisons nponed against John Brown University with hopes of winning more points than ever in the ramp fnr tho AIC alluspnrts trophy. ALL-AIC first baseman Johnny Jeter takes the throw and tags the bag to frustrate Me efforts of a sprinting opponent :1! Alumni Field. 218 SILENT concentration is the mood of a crucial moment as pressure mounts and c: Harding hmer awaits his turn, which may be decisive. 13AM. FRONT ROW: R. Steele, M. Seim, P. Romine, R. Carr. SECOND ROW: A Winterl B. Parker, P. Daimwood, J. C. White, D. Jones, akin. THIRD ROW: M. Plummer, P. Henry. J. Jeter, M. Watkins, M. Mullenl G. lsbeil, B. McCluskey. BISON batter foHows through and breaks for first base after slamming a hard thrown pitch through 1hr: opposition: infield for a lung base hit and, hopefully, an eventual winning score. fa O the fence near a wary 1eumma're is Timon of a Bison hustling after a foul. 219 CHARGING Ihe ball, the shorfsmp scoops up the throw 7:: the second baseman, who waits reody to relay to Hrst. BASEBALL a grounder and starts HARDING boner swings for The woods and man breaks to sprint for firs? bosom trying to beat the rhrow for an infield hir on u softly hit bull AII-AIC returnees lift Bison baseball hopes 1966 RESULTS Phiionder Smith Soufhern Baptist John Brown University Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech Philonder Smifh Little Rock UniversHy Southern Bopfisf Henderson State Teachers Henderson State Teachers Arkansas Stafe Teachers Arkansas State Teachers Arkansas A8cM Arkansas A3:M Ouachim Baptist University Ouochito Baptist University Southern State College Southern State College Opponent MOMUIQULhAththCdOmA-b Harding 5 5 6 T 7 I 1 3 6 4 2 O 3 0 O '1 8 5 2 220 ALl-AIC: John Jeter, fxrst base; P919 Henry, outfield; Mike Plummet. pitcher; Benny Parker, pitcher. Nor Pictured: Gary Simpson, ouffleld. I TENNIS TEAM. FRONT ROW: L Dixon, G. Massey, Dh Elliot, Dh BuwcornV BACK ROW: Bob Knight tcoochL L, Benson, 6 Blue. J. Recwes. B. Lommn. NNIS ennis team takes fourth in conference tourney DPING one up MW 0 backhand, freshman Deon Buwcom re- . . Is the style that won him a top :anr on We Harding tennis team. UUdEI' the dITGCtIOH 0f Coach Hugh GFOOVGT, the 1966 Bison tennis team had a 7-3 record and placed fourth in the AIC Tournament. The points scored by David Elliott and Mel Gambrell in singles and Gambrell and Jerry Reaves in doubles led the way 10 the respectable tournament finish. The 1967 team. coached by Bob Knight. promised to he a real contender in the AIC. Sophomore David Elliot. who had developed into the number one player the year before. raised Hardinghs hopes for the next three years. Several freshmen and transfers threatened to surpass the four lettermen and thereby boost Hardinghs chances. 3 J 1.. .- I: H COACH Bob Kn'wght returns a shot To keep a volley alive in a prac- hce game in which he tests rhe skill cf one of his team members, 221 BISON CHEERLEADERS. Beth Slurhng, Rm Townsend, Cheryl Peru'x, Brenda Needhom, Dxunne Hoi-zler, Th-Jd-n Dean and Judy Coffrnan. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders scheme way to better Bison spirit Tho spare nf silence between the echo uf 1700 simuhunvnus 'x'llit 5 was filled wiih tension PaCh time lhr' Harding t'hoerleaders led the crowd in an ealtsplilling. lcanIisupl'mrthlg yell. Lead by r'u-mplains Both Starling: and Dianne Holden tho sown ti'llcm'lmrlers spent the year build- ing srhnnl spirit for 1111 athletic events. The girls began tho ymr with pop rallies and spout many hon . in rignmus pramire to acquire the timing,r and precismn nm'docl fm' ouch yell. T119 desire of each Chcorh-adm' tn add a 13th player to the football team rmultod in u 6-3 record and a spatial air of enthusiasm. Besides loading: cheers at games the girls devised y M 1111mm Si' 10mm; for victory. Prv-gamc posters in tho lnrkvr mum and snavks fur shurton- ing long out-nf-town trips made the Bisnns fool more appreciated and less when defontpdk The girls wnro rowan. .d fnr their efforts by an emmimrfillvd year - one which rant irwd tho highlights of x-vinning and the low deplhs of Insing. For the Bison rhoorleadmx the year was persnnified by a fielclhnuso filled with noise and excitement While they encouraged. Yahll yellV 222 SHARING wizh :he Bxscns in bath wcrory and defenr er each cheerleader G set of longichenshed memories, both sod and gmdr NOISE mangl the most obvious chpeHeuder duim m IerJHy only a small part of sthemes Io keep H113 Harding 5mm rJHve and healthy. PRESIDING m pep mums and plepurmg favors m Ihc fomboH ANOTHER sinre of the cheer'ocdnrs 'uH schedub: oi Bison booming team are among the deejlmudars many smritibocshna uchwhca is the homecoming parade, Brena Needhnm mlres hers as L1 Mae ride. CECIL BECK IARBARA BARNES Director of Men's Infromurals Director of Women's Intrumurals INTRAMURALS Inframurols stimulate 75 per cent participation Dirorlnrs ut- tho thensivo intramural athletiv prngram m Harding arc Cecil Bm'k and Barbara Harm's. T110 1966-67 school yvar' was .VII'. Bvck'g fuurtvouth nc. hoad Hf the monk pmgram. which had gmwn 1000 1101- cont parlicipatinn. Mrs. Barnes was in hm' first year as director of thv women's program. which onwwlvod 60 per cont of 1110 women. Bath programs include pariirilmliun in 1mm and club sports. The mom in addition. can r'nmelo in a variety of sports skills Contests. Tn r-mnm'ago partiripation and mlthusiasm. tho pru- grnm spunsnrs several awards and hunm'; each year. COACH John Benyhill holds Ihe gun char both represents and real- Iles Phe stun of a race and meet m We Harding immmurul program and huszle typical of pomcipcnts m the Harding iniromurol program. II the cenler of upward looks and movements as a tip off YEA RAH INDIANS! i a yell well known Io come from post-game FL 1va lpirlred compeli'ion of a girls intramural baskelbnll game, huddle: of Harding expresses Mom loyalty and good sportsmanship. o , , .D INTRAMURA LS Excitement abounds in heated club competition The emphasis of the intramural program is on team sports. The women participate in four h snftball. baseball. volleyball and track. In addition to these. the men's program includes baseball and Tag tag football. The highest point of interest is the competition of clubs in team sports. with the excitement nften approaching that of intercol- legiate sports. Highlight of the competition is annual Track and Field Day, for which classes are dismissed. In addition the program provides for all students the npportunity for participation on one of a largv number of teams in league competition. EVEN amid she crowds and confusion cf Truck and Field Day, Harry Lisle finds a moment between his events for quiet rest and reflection. 226 baseball games provide students recrec- PATTY Columbus. roHs one down the Lane m Harding's CoHege Bowi in search J 1W auntiutiun both W 19 fmld Uhd in 19 StandS. of poims hr her club and release From Me frustrations of dasses and homework. roll ls lhe form of high iurnpar in annual Track and Field Day meev, where inexperienced mhleve; invent many new yumpmg sTyles, ems owmt the start of a relay race in concemration and in hopes of w'mning poin1s than will help their club win the Track and Field Day meet, INTRAMURALS Track and Field Day highlights year's action A variety of championships and awards given by the intramural department encourage participah tion and excellence. The high point of the year of intramurals isA for most- annual Track and Field Day. The dismissal of school touches. quite fondly. the life of every student. and the keen competition plays on the pride of every club member. IndiviA dual winners receive awards. and winning clubs in three divisions h monhs large Club. mcnhs small Club and wumml's-nbtain prized trophies. In 1966 Mohicans wun the large Club division and TNT took the small Club trophy. Theta Psihs were win- ners 0f the women's competition, Designation of champions in all six team sports in both club and nnn-cluh action also increases competition. Each year the department awards jackets to 15 male participants on the basis of a point system. Points are given for participating in team sports and 21150 for being on winning teams. Participation in sports skills contests, such as rope climb and baseball throw. also increases point totals. In 1966 Johnny Vaughan was awarded the Athlete of 1110 Year Award for having the highest point total. Cecil Ethridge won the Sportsmanship Award for his high intnrost and competitive spirit. 228 MdJIiltlng siyle is a par? of the wide variety of In ?haf often appear in intramural sports confeslsl is Me exdamolion of a surprised back as he feels Md loose in the nbundun! union of mg mg, TWO points represent anofher 519p toward a championship Irophy in boskeibull. HARDING ACADEMY Offering many leadership opportunities. Sponsoring excellent cn-rurricular activity. Excelling in high school competition. Maintaining high academic standards, Emphasizing the development of character. Providing a Christian environment, Preparing students for rigorous college work. The Harding Academy in its programs Initiates students to the Hpursuit of excellencn. DEDICATION Coach, teacher and father mark the man of dedication Wv admire your outstanding example rm the althtir l'ivlrl. in the Classroom and in your private life. VVO recognize that you possess not only 11m usual ability as a defensive fnotball Coach, which hvlpvd 115 tie for the district. Championship this year. but alsn groat knowledge in the field of srimito. 'lihoroforo. we. the senior class of 1967. hr-t'auso 01' your deep concern for each one Of us at Harding Academy and your Christian influence. gladly dedicate our portion of the 1967 Pm'r Joan tn yam. anirh Cliff Sharp. Clifford Eli Sharp. bum IVIarch 2-1. 1939. in Bnrgm'. 'liC-xas. has; two sisters and mm bmthor. H9 altonrlod high school at Big Lake. Texas. and Mountain Home. Arkansasi In the fall of 1959 he ramp In Harding Cnllegoi where he rvveived his degree in Jmm 1961, tho same year of his marriage. Al Harding: ho majored in physical education and was wry arlivr- in the intramural sports program . During; lho summers ho is currently continuing his orhu'al'inn in 1110 field of science at Antioch College. lelnw Springa Ohin. Coach Sharp teaches science and Bihloi is spam sur nl' thv vighlh grade rlass and 0f the senior high srhrml studvntr council. and is also assistant coach in l'nnlhall. haskolbail and track. W'ith 1119 wife. Jane. and two prC-schnol-age daughters. Cindy and Candice. he makes his home in H'mt Dorm. whm'i1 he is supervisor, Clifford Eli Sharp, BA COACHES Cilff Sharp and Ed Higgmnorlwm clurec: g foorboll squad; every player gives undmdc-rf mmnhon Io curh of rhpm suggestions. THE Sharp Family mdudes wife Jane, douqhters Cindy and Candacei MEMORIAM Gotfs Huger tnuchcd him. and he slept. Telmysorfs wnrds ziptly apply to IVIilos TWirllaol Hebb. helluva! sun of Mr. and Mrs. .lno n'ohh. m at Quincy. Florida. nn Fei'u'uarf; 1H. 1935. ike became a victim of loukemia on Julv 15. 6. His family and friends were nnt randy for 1 10,8 departure. mar wnuld we have been many wars from now had i1 lmvn left up to us. but God's faummons cumv. and now Mike is safe at homo Will the Gnd wlm vroulml him. Mike was an mlmamling buy. an vavllvnt 'thlete and a film studont. Handsnmo ho wart tum. but he would haw- lwnn thr' last tn admit il. A150 4 ardem loatlm'. Mikrn undoubtedly. never roai I w hnw mam. people lnukvd up in him. Fullnw- .g in tho VVvlnlw tradition. Mike was tlw 1966 jtinner 0f Ilw trophy and ribbon in 1110 ,llu'oniln mass of lht' Suulhvrn Champinnship Hnrsv Slmw. ,a-mpeting in Mrmlgmm-ry. Alabama. 11 has hvmt Sud by some of Mikv s yuung friends that m'on in Foe face nf temptation. ho had the murago tn stand . p for What lm tlumghl was right. In Miko's lhir- fleet: years. ho IN! 21 full lifo. rotoiving many Jmnnrs Tn horsemanship amd making: a nmnhor uf f'rivnds. Blll WAT'IS MILES MfCHAEL WEBB 1953-1966 SUB-DEB AWARD Ambitious, athletic, artistic senior attains spirit award X-Villiam Hope Walls. mm of Mr. and Mrs. ano L. XYans nf Luling. Inuisianu. has boon chnson as 1119 student who Ivat PXl'lllpliinS the Academy spirit. In the four ymars Bill Watts has attended Hardingr Academy. ho has oxcoilod in many areas of student lifv, Thruugh his Christian cmulurl and personality. 110 has animal the respect uf studenls and teachers ulikv. Bill was named the f'hnsianrling Back on tho 1066 All-District Font- h'all Town and was rhnson fur Hm Class B A117 Statv Team. He was tivd for fourth in the state in s-muringgr with 117 pnints. In rcrngnitiun of his out- standing 811461111qu football ability. Bill has been awarded llunorablo montiml In tho 1066 Prop All, American Football Town. 110 was; snlpctod fur this humur by the coispunsurs. Coach and sirhlet' Tlful-Ja- :in and the Royal Crnwn Cola Company. upnn rommmendatiuns by area machcs. VVhother par- tiripaling in football! basketball nr track. Bill has bevn an asset to the team, Alsm his inlvrc-sts include A Cappolla Chums, Key Club and art. But more than all this- the student body apprnriales his frimullinoss and genuino mncm'n fur othersw and the sincere attitude ho slmws tnward everything he. dOPS- Thp Sub-Debs proudly prvsont lheir 1967 award to Bill Watts. 233 J. E. BERRYHILL, MA, Academy Principm 234 PERRY S, MASON, MA, LLD, Academy Superintendem ADMINISTRATION Capable administrators aid development of every student PERRY S. :VIASON. BA. KIA. LLU. is a lmnster not only of tho Aradmny hm uhn Hf liw mmmunity and The nation HP is; an nvlivv mvmhor nf tho Kiwanis Club and fills many speaking mgago- ments thrnuglmut tho statv. Mr. NIasnn sponsors Ilu- liny CLJL Cilizonship Clllh. Junior Civitan Club and nlm hnlps bnnst the athletic teams tn Virtm'im. VVv apprevinto D12 Mnsnn fur his uinrvro patriot- ism and his Christian t-mmpio. VVv are proud of tho Ivarlorship he has; pmvidvrl in having North Central accreditation fur Harding Arzlrlonn: J. E. BERRYHILL. BA. MA. is a Christian gmltloman and numhrw l'JnO pmnmtor n! the Acad- emy. whether taking nur dimns H! Um runceSsion stand. boiug principal. pativntly vmluring our mis- lakcs in Driver's Eduratinn or tvarhing' a class; 311: Borryhill's fiftonn yours in tho Avademy span the lifotimo of must of his sludonts. 'Wo ap- preciate his years of service as principal and will miss him as he assumos hi5 nmv rlutinsl His organi- zational ability and pffit'ionl rm'mTI-kooping are twn 0f the chararteristirs that have made him the good principal he has hPf'll, Smdvnls appreciate his wards of wisdom and privalo munscl. Teachers and students alike rospoct him as 2111 administrator. 3 5-6 4:9 -' ,.-- Put Brewer, BA Ruth Browning. MATSundy BuHarfield, BA Bill Diles, MA MarybelleHeisIen,BA ?uulq Henry. BS English Hr-mvnmry Businfss Flenwm'wv Math Bldoqy Anne Blot. 3A Physicm Edumhon Flempnmnf Hngginboihum, BA lois Lawson, MAT Elsie lynn, MSE Willon Marlin, BA Ann Owen, BS Florence Powell, MA Rim Rachel. 3A COOCK Higlnryn P F Hgmvnrnrv anl:sh L'o'Ir'w Snrml Smdms Horne ECONOMIES Music anpnhny Kathryn Rikhia, BA J. Lee Rubens. MA Murgare! Rubens. BSDonan Robinson,MA Mame Sue Sears, BA Gifford Sharp, BA Erma Welch, MAT Mnrhemmgcs An French, Chnmmrrg Ar! EFemenfnry Co'vth Swarm. L'hrrwn-zw Speech FACULTY Faculty encourages StUdenfS FACULTY members emoy the hospnolify of Presadeni Emnnss home. Dr and Mrs Genus welcome MiSSFS Ann Blue and ram Rachel In varied phases of activities Endoavnrinp; ln muinluin Um high standards: nf the Nnrth CvnlraI Assmiiatinn nf' Cnllngos and Secondary Srhnnlx. lhv faculty nf Harding: Acarlr emy prnvirlm lltr' guidzmm we need In grnw mon- tauy. physimlly uml vsporially spiritually. In addition tn tlwir many routine dutivs. lhm' akn seem to find limo tn spnnsnr nm' m'ganizatinns. 40r- Vice Cluhs aml snrial dubs. XVith patienrn they watch 115 grnw and tlmvlnp and with intm'osl in each individual Hwy listen to our prnhlems and help us snlvc tlwm. XVith a personal intorvst. and understanding. tho. oxrollem members nf nm' faculty strive ln hrinu; a Christian Nlufatinn In all Who desire it. Lnyal faculty fans are always soon at Academy hallgmnos. rrivinp; support to tho students they N'HCIL 'l'lmir schnlarsl'lip we admiro: thiI' Christian qumplv we atrivo tn follow. WITH capable guudonce here, students use The known to find ?he unknown and simulmneomw learn useful information 10 help scientific procedures. llBRARY becomes a quiet study hall amid pleasing surroundings, and Richard Rivers is taking complete advantage of these facilitiesA 236 HISTORY student Sharon Webb, examines buHelin boards de- signed to show slgnifwcnnt facts and informmion on Civil War. BARBARA Bridges displays her report prepared for u hmory course cfcssroom equipped with items of c: cosm0polilun interest, ACADEMIC LIFE Academy students place their studying above other interests A varied curriculum provides each student with an opportunity for intellectual growth. Basic courses in mathematics, natural science. literature, arta social science, music. Bible and languages give the individual a wallwuunded schedule. A library, which is steadily being improved, is under excellent supervision and provides enriching experiences for the many students who use its facilities. All faculty members are dedicated to high teaching standards and have a desire to help each student develop to his full capacity. GARY Wood and other members of the art class are very forfunute; MARTHA BFue and Nancy Clark congldey patterns in: spring wear 'hei! semester inshudor i5 urNs? J. Lee Roberts, missionnw OfF-dU'Yx and wonder whe'her They Wm be able to nccomphsh sewing osmgnmenlt AS unusually strong emphasis is being puton mathematics, Hardjng Academy is well prepared to give individualized instruction To students. Judging from Mrs. Kathryn RWChiE'S solid geomeny class, one might concludr our giris are either avoiding mathematics or are shunning cur boysh 237 STUDENT LIFE Boys and girls find wholesome outlets in a variety of activities The athletic teams. endowed with unusually good schnol Spirit and loyalty to the Academy. climbed l0 suntc'ss. Cheerleaders and the p01: club worked to dt-volup in each student a desire to Win. All who participated in Club activities, dramatics chorus work and athletics gained valuable ex- perience in leadership and good sportsmanship. Students nu shorthand, typing. parliamentary law and spelling teams matched their skills with those from uthor schools. The 196643? school year will 1011;,r linger in thn memory of oath student. ! LOCKER dams bcmgmg und vowces using, Academy swdems prepare to meet hnol classes for the clay, Thus fwe-mmure break between class periods ws never long enough to fimsh rhose Infereslimg conversations. 238 THE gwrls sociGF clubs we Wllh each oTher 0! club pledge ha in makrng their clubs GITFUEHVE 10 gals entering high school. SMILING sympathetically, 'umnr Debbie Genus issues 0 tardy slip, in classmate Georgia WoodruH The mb of keeping Mr. Barry- hiHs outer office xs given to :1 gm chosen from ahe EYUdY ha . of many ofhlehc events thoughoul the school year is the cheerleading scene at the While County Basketball Tournamem cl Bradford, energetic performances at each game. our rays! cheerleaders Inspwred HM: fans and encouraged Ihe players with We can't be hem! K A1 The coilege, Debbie Gunus and Georgia Woodruff advertise a powder puff fcorburl game. 1he fundA roismg proiect for a lumor-semor lngh school banquet. A familiar formation or games during Me year, pep Hnes like sms one u! the county tournament were shmng demon svrunons of school loyalty. 239 STAR Stars are very well distributed along the wide school horizon The six 01d members of STAR made careful plans for pledge week and then initiated eight girls into the. club. Sheila Barger's homo rang with shouts of glee during the informal night pledging. The formal initiation. simple but impressive. was held in Marcia Hays1 home. Several tiring, but lively. bunking parties during the year were enjoyed by all STAR members and their sponsor. A lovely banquet held in late spring climaxed a full yearis activities. Miss Anne Blue. girls' physical education teacher and club sponsor. guided the mmnhors to a good intramural record. with basketball as their favorite sport and their first win over the Suthehs. OFFICERS; FALL: Hays. Pres.; Burger, VicevPres: Bridges, Sect; West, Treas.; Bridgemun, Rep.: Anne Blue, Sponsor, 1 Club Beau David Berryhill Club Beau Many Thompson STAR. TOP ROW: Miss Blue lsponsorl, Sheila Berger, Martha Blue, Cynthia Bridgemon. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bridges, Candy Cleveland. Carol Cleveland, Joy Curry. THIRD ROW: Marcia Hays, Durleen Jones. Martina Prock. Susan Quoile. FOURTH ROW: Donna Smith, Kristina West Georgia Woodruff. STAR beoux Duwd Berryth and Marty Thompson explain about modem rm to three admiring but bewdderor! members of the social dub. MSTENWG unemively to Dean Carl Allison. KAT's and their dcnes inlay The romonhc olmosphere of the Chnstmas banquet of Bills. .KAT Mid-winfer banquet featured delightful Fantasy In Frost The initiation of vight pledges inaugurated the yearly activities of the Kappa Alpha Theta social club. The home of Martha Sears was selvrtvr! fur The rough initiation Part of the artivitios hvlrl during pledging included gathering ponnios. wmr daring blindfolded through the Academy field and learning lhe Club song on top of a dirt pilo. Sherry Kell's house was selected for tho quiet. impressive. candlelight ceremony. which con, cluded the pledges' initiation. The K.A.T.,s also chose two club heaux. .Iim Atteberry and Rick XVnud. who coached the duh at their games. Their Christmas banquet. iiFantasy in Frost,n proved to be the highlight of the yoar fur the Kappa Alpha Thetafs. Beautiful decoratinna good fond and a Christmas atmosphere madrv the night one to remember throughout the year. The- speaker chosen was Carl Allisnn and Judy Perry provided the ontvrtainment. Ciub Beau Jim AMebeny Club Beau Rick Wand OFFICERS. FALL. Jones, Pres; Howard, Vice-Pres; Kell. Sec; Sears, Treos.; Paula Henry, Sponsor. KAT. TOP ROW; Mrs. Henry isponsow, Pm Busselr, Kathy Gibson, Debbie Graham. SECOND ROWh MJllie Hams. Linda Howard, Pam Jones, Sherry Kell. THIRD ROW: Nicki PickeH, Murfho Sears, Cheri Woodruff. 241 SUB-DEB This closely knit organization provides enduring friendships Thu SLIILIJDh snrial rluh initiated lhrm new nwmlwrs with informal initiation HI 1110 College Farm. whorn Judy Street led the plmiges and their milsir-rs on a tour of a Hpm'fnmn l'aclnryf This was fullnwori by an nvvr-night party With rol'rvslmwnls. hm vory little 5100p. T110 furmal inilialiun. which ondotl tho yoark pledge artivitios. was ln-Itl in tho lmnw nf Laurml Lawym . Rirky Harris and David N'hmcv wore soloctod as lwuux and arrnmpanied lho Chll'l ml all majm' fum'lirms and sorw-rl as coaches. Suh-Dt'hs onjnymi carding: at fmuhy hnmos and ulwning whitv elephant gift: at Christmas limo. OFFICERS. FAlL: Moore, Pres.; lawyer, VrcaPres; Gonus. Sec; Clark. Trans; Formby, Hist; Ann Owen, Sponsor. 59 Jieaanmh, . V ,. w , Club Beau Club Beau Rick Harris David Muncy SUB-DEB sponsor, Mrs. Ann Owen. serves punch during the formal IHWCINOFLOY Ihe home of Lauren Lawyer Waiting for rherr refreshments ore Debs Margaret Formby, Nancy Clark and Jenny Davis However, h1ghlighving Vhe evenmg was The induction of three new dub members. SUB-DEB. TOP ROW: Mrs, Owen Csponsorl, Rosemary Boggefr, Donna Brawn. Kathy Calvert. SECOND ROW: Nancy CFork, Jenny Dovisd Margaret Formby, Rocher Formby. THIRD ROW: Debbie Genus, Penny Groover. Sammye HoIder, Lauren Lawyer. FOURTH ROW: Lodonnn Morhn, Mona Le Moore, Judy Street, Sharon Webb lll'A CWI. FRONT ROW: Hays, Borget, Clark, Martin, Cleveland, Brown, Black. SECOND ROW: Genus, Woodruif, Curry, Moorel Formby, Grower. r i Honor Sludent Debbie Ganus Honor Student Kerbe Lee Gibson, Smith, Mrs. Ritchie lsponsorl. THIRD ROW: AHenl Supp, Hunis, Lawson, Thompson, Muncy, Lee, Atteberryk BETA CLUB Academic excellence iusfly rewarded with high honors The Beta Club is an organization encouraging scholarship. character and leadership it; the Acad- emy. In order to be a member. a student must maintain a hQO average or abnvo for two consecu- tive siwaeok periods. Each year the Beta Club purchases a frame for the senior composite and holds a club breakfast to elect 1'yl'firers for the coming year. DEBBIE GANUS h Debbie is not satisfied with less than her best effort in accomplishing any task1 whether little or big. Diligent, daily application to each assignment combined with unusual academic aptitude to enable her to master her high school curriculum. KEHBE LEE h Fellow students admire Kerbehs versatility as he uses his talents in a wide range of activities. Native intelligence and hard work gave him an excellent grade point average in his senior year in high school PUBLICATIONS News media provides many memories of high school days The school newspaper, the Wildcat, was pub- lished four times a year by Sheila Bargcr, editor1 and her able assistant editor, Debbie Ganus. After long hours of composing, typing and proofreading. a proud staff produced a paper well done. The Academy section of the 1967 Petit Jean was edited by Marcia Hays1 assisted by Lauren Lawyex: Diiigent effort through many hours gave the stu- dents a section in the yearbook to be treasured. Faculty adviser Ruth Browning offered help and assistance rm both publications. PETIT JEAN STAFF. TOP ROW: Burger, Bluel Berryhlll, Cleveland SECOND ROW: Camus. Hams, Hays. Jones THIRD ROW: Lawyer, Muncy, Prcck Wes! SHEILA Burger ednor of the Wildcat, MISS Brownsng, odvfsor, cmd Debbwe Genus, osswsron: edimr, concentrate on news ems. WILDCAT STAFF TOP ROW; Burger, Blue, Bridges, Curryr SECOND ROW: Germ; Hays, Jones, anyer. IHIRD ROW MODrE Muncy Prock, Wood- ruff. WORKING on a Path Jenn, Mnss Rurh Browning, udwsnr, makes suggestions V0 Lauren Lawyer, assistant ednon and Marcia Hays, Edl'of. Clark. SECOND POW- Ramsey. Moore, Jones, Genus, STUDENT COUNCIL. FIRST ROW: Hays, Burger, Formby, Buggerr, Webb, Lawyer. Groover, CITIZENSHIP CLUB. FIRST ROW: Burger, Formby, Lawyer, SECOND ROW: Moore, Genus Grocver. THIRD ROW: Bales, Lawson, Harris, Thompsom Surodlin. THFRD ROW: Bales. Muncy. Lawson, Harris, Thompson, Berryhx'li, Aueberry, Daniel. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Active student participation produced excellent results Newly organized. the Student Cmmvil 0f Har- ding Academy strives to hotter rvlatiuns between students and faculty and onmuragos leadership among students. It i5 rompnsnd 0f roprnsomatives I'mm overy Club and sm'vivn nrganizatinn. Tho Citizenship Club. sponsored by Mr. Masom helps in enforcing school rulos and generally servv inp; in Whatever area it is asked to serve. Mem- bers of this Club must he olnrtori unanimously by nld members of the Club. CLIFF Sharp, Student Council sponsor. and Many Thompson, President are reconndering the recommendation they plan to preseni to me entire councul o! c: usual bw-momhly meeting, Sludem Council ws proving 10 be u mmmendohle liaison be'ween studenrs and faculty. 245 FUI'URE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, FIRST ROW; Formby, Srmlh, Martin Blue Hcys Bridgemon, Howard SECOND ROW: Kell, Burger Lawyer, SENIOR KEY CLUB. FIRSI ROW: Supp, Crews, J. Berryhilll Wain, Lawson, Finney, Muncy SECOND ROW: Thompson, Daniel, R Harris, Wood, AHE- ORGANIZATIONS Fellowship and service show value of Key Club and F.H.A. Activities of tho Future Homemakers nf Amm'ica. splmsnrvd by Ann Uwon. included tho annual initiation fur now members. federation and slatt- conventions and a winter Valentine banquet. Spnnsnrvd by 1110 local Kiwanis Club and Mr. Masnn. lho Key Club is dedicated to serving school and comnmuily. Membcrs use their earnings frnm their annual prnjoclsq selling fruit cakes and u FEII' wash. to obtain facilities to improve the- srhnol. 246 West, Holder, Brown, Brmk, Chzveluncf THIRD ROW: Bridges Curry, Webb, Prock GGHUS. Davis. Slreer, Owen kponsod, ,. berry. J, Harris, Lee, D. Berryhill KEY Club Presxdem Murly Thompson gLves dimonmies lo Mrs. Lynn; hm English classes especmlly wiH prom from his service dub gHL Shwa'ryi .. -;' -:.. ; - - $33!!!! $.32! 9 i-pvpginr .n ..1;..;1 ;;.L 5.7. .3111: . , ORGANIZATIONS Academy activities include business and cultural interests Only tln'cc ymrs taltl. lllv Ii'ulurv Hminvss Lvad- 01's of America is am impurlant Armls'my nrganiza- linn, Supervised by hminoss inatrnclrn'. Bill Dilos. several types of tmnm aro svhwlml 1n engage in stalwwide mmpoliliml. Many Arndomy loams and individuals; havo n-Icvivml top ratings in Il1n ratatn 1110 National Thospian Sm-ivly. whirh is Cram, pnm-d nf students wlm rsxc'vl in tlrnmulirs. and is slnmsumd by speech instnlrlnr. Mrsk Iirmn XanCh. annually presents a Chrislmas play and srweml unv-m't plays for 1110 onim'mvnl nl' tho nntire a'mrlont body and ritizons nl' Som'tfv. PING studwvy Hunk by B H CHE , PHTHESHy seek to acqume r1 wen, useful miurvmoml moi rm'i mualunble sLul! From Weir class A ; WTUIE IUSINESS lEAOERS OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: Hays, Lawyer, 30559 , J, BerrthH. THIRD ROWv Muncy Hams D Berryhll, Boles Burger, Formby, Thompson, Bcggerl, C Goutdl Brown, Brock. SECOND Losley, Lee, AHen, PowellI A.Couirf ROW: Diles tsponsorl, Ganus, Jones, Bridges, Curry, Jones, Gibson, THESPIANS. HRST ROW: Smth, Formby, Lawyer. SECOND ROW- Maura, SENIOR David BerrthH superbly starred m A Lhnstmus Mlser Ganus.We!ch Esponsod THIRD ROW: Muncy. BervyhiH rmd was wcH supporred by 0M9 plrlyets such as Mona L99 Moore. 247 lIBRARY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Moore, Woodruff, Clark, Pryor, Gould. SECOND ROW; Davis, Gonus. Welch fsponsorL JUNIOR BETA CLUI. FRONT ROW: Ultey, Allison, Sheppard, Buggetf. SECOND ROW: Formby, Thompson, Hays, Grooverl Sprudlm THIRD ROW; Genus, Tucker, Rhodes, Campbell, Elyl Browning isponsorl. ORGANIZATIONS Students and school benefit from club-sponsored proiecfs Maintainng a quioL well-organiznd and ex, panding library is tlu' thief purpose nf the Library Club. Sponsorod lw Win; Erma VVelcll. tho mem- Imrs surcecd in makingr the library a man attrac- livv and inlerosting plarn in which tn study. The Junior thn Club and Roy Clubs Imth were urganizod by the Senior Beta Club and Senior Key Club. Tn ho oligihlo for the Bela Club. a stuv dent must maintain a 00 01' above average. 248 JUNIOR KEY CLUB. FIRST ROW Ramsey, Campbell, Beavers. SECOND ROW: Thomas. Tucker Gums, Muncy lsponsorl. HELPING to mulnioin onmctiveness of the Iibrmy she supervises. Mrs. Welch direds Nancy Clerk in pumng up n bullewin board. '9 CLUB. KNEELING: Holder, Webb, Frock, West FRONT ROW M Haysl Brown, Brock, Moore, NL Frock THJPD POWV Hemeru Gangs Groover. Clark, Mumn. Allison, J Webb, 57 Hays, Sprcdlin, C. CTeveIand. Biue, Curry, Street Jones, Davis, Formbv, Guhaon Busse , Vineg. SECOND ROW Thompson, Berger Lawyer, Bridges, Woodruff, WUNS, PEP CLUB Academy fans lend loyal support to Wildcats JUNIOR CHEERLEADEIIS: KNFELINC Mono Frock. STANDWG: Pcmi H9157 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS. KNEELING: Mumnu Frock. STANDING; Sommye 1m. Dena Croaver HW'1er, Krishna West, Sharon Webb. ACADEMY A CAPPELLA, FIRST ROW; Farmby, Cleveland, Brock. Burger, Lawyer, Hays, Clark. Martin, Brown, Gould, Holder. SECOND ROW: Davis, Gnnus, Bridges, Webb, Curry, Smith, Moore, Grower. Kell. MUSIC GROUPS Under the new direction of Dan Smith, chorus does well Membership in the Academy A Cappella Chorus is limited to those in senior high school and is determined by scholarship. character and a vocal tryout. A desire tn sing is also a very impnrtant factor because of the hard practicing that is 110605. sary, including daily rehearsals at 7: 30 HJTJ. The chums made two tours under the dirovtinn of Dan Smith, who proved to be a very capable director oven durinp: his first year at the Academy. Their fall trip on a long week-end carried them through parts Of Arkansas and Louisiana. In the spring the Clmrus.0n a full-Weekk t1'ip,travcled through Louisiana and into southern Texas. Other activities of the group includod a district chorus festival at Little Rock and state festival at Hot Springs. several programs at home and the yearbook signing party at the and HT the year. An nppnrttmity to participate in musical activi- ties was also provided junior high school students through membership in the- .Iuninr High School Chums! directed by Mrs. Florence Henry. This group practiced regularly three mornings each week throughout the school year and appeared in a numbot' of local programs. 250 : .u; 1.59. t g l! Woodruff, Street. M. Harris. THIRD ROW: Lee, Atteberry, Hetsten, Muncy, Roberts, Crews, Rt Harris, Wood, Vines, Dnntelt Boles. UTILIZING every available opportunity for prachcing, the Academy chow; ably directed by Mr Don Smt'h, prepares for the approaching sprung chorus trip, which wtll take the chorus II'HO parts of three states. H U! Q ' l l 1 3.! 1t! . t I JUNIOI CHORUS. FRONT ROW- Mdfon, Formby, Sheppard, Burnetl. Vines, S Davis. THIRD ROW: Ganus, Hntker, TuckEr, Rhodes, Paine, Baggon, Groover SECOND ROW; Keller. Hays, Pryor, Prock, Sprudlin, Muncy, L. Davis. Woodi CcmpbelL HAIDiNG A CuppeHu Chews under the capable diredion of Don SHREVEPORT-BOUND members of the A Cuppella Chorus wove Smith sings before- an nnemwe November lecrureship audience. gcod-bye as. their parents rmd omer weH-wishevs stay behind. 251 CLASS FAVORITES Carol Flmv'lmrd Dan Daniel Sammy? Holder Lee Daniel FRESHM AN SOPHOMORF. Iglu ! Candy Clcwlund Rick W'ood Rick Harris Sheila Burger J UNIOR SENIOR 2.52 HOME COMING ROYALTY Artendanr Shm'la Barger Queen M artina Prock CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Darlecn Jones Sharon Webb Pam Jones Marcia Hays MAY ATTENDANTS Academy is represented in college May Day festivities Tim Acarlonly is represented oarh year in 11m annual mllvgo May Fete by two attendants In tho quoon zmrl by Un'r-e t'iub representatives. Tho ai- tondants are voted on by tho entir'v high srlmul student burly. and the representatives are Chosen by each girlsf snrinl Hub. The utlvmlnms for May. 1967. are senior TVInrria Hays. Sigma Tau Alpha Rhm and snphmnnro Susan Smith. Kappa Alpha Thnta. Representatives are senior Shoilu Bargm', junior Lauren Lawyer and senior Milliv Harris. Escnrts chosen by UIC'SO girls are David Bvrryhill. Loo Daniel and Jim Atrohm'ry. Susan Smith . . Millie Harris David Berryhill L98 Daniel Jim Atteberry Sheila Burger Lauren Lawyer 254 MR. and MISS HARDING ACADEMY David Muncy is activn in many phases of ArmL vmy life. He is presidonl nf 11w snnim' Class. prosii dm'lt of 1110 A Capl'mlla chums. prosirlem of 1110 Bria Club. and is activo in Tllospians. FBLA. Key Club, and athletics. He also has an excellent schnlaslic record. Hi5 sense nf humor and loader- ship ability have woll named I'nr him tho H'spcct and admiration uf tho silulmll burly. Marcia Hays is also activo in many Academy activities. As Editor of uur sortinn nf the Puff! Jean. NIarCia's svnsv nl' roslmnsihility and m'gan'izalimlal ability have enabled her to du this job well. IVIarcia is also activv in A Cappolla Chorus and is treasurer of her class and the Student council. Her genuine interest and ummm for others have made hcr a favorite of students and toachors. 35 r. David M uncy iss Marcia Hays 255 1966 FOOTBALL TEAM. FPONT POW. Duvnd Muntyl JHT! Robens, Ruck Woovlr D'wul lnwson Bril ers, Dohg Snmhl Dave Hefner, memy Berryhlll Mule Moyerl Allen Gould. SECOND ROW- CDCJCH Shcwph Marry FOOTBALL 1966 Wildcats win second districfchompionship in a row Tho 1066 Harding Acadomy VV'iltlcats npenod sunmlvr practice with only nine boys but a Int ul' dvtm'minatiml. Evon though the Cats wc-rc slim or: quantity. Cnarhos Ed I'Iig'gingln'ltham and Clill Sharp. knowing intimately tho rnlilmr of their buys. hurl high hopes for the coming: season. After a thnm pnint sulhack tn Des Arc in Harriingk first vnrmmlt-ruf1110 seasmthc Cats did not lusv a game until tlwir Inst gamv of the season at Augusta. With only f'uurivvn players 011 the tmm from which tn draw. lho W ilrlral.s won the district m-Chnmpiml- ship with llnzen and rolled up a 6-9-1 record. livm'y pluym' ull seasnn had an unusual degree ul Stamina and an unconquorahle spirit. Great lmdrvrship and desire contributed In tho succvss 0f thr- Calf lmthall season and made this yr-ar u vear nowr tn ho fnrgnlten not only by the seniurs but by all nlhvr .M'utlL-my students as well. The ull-tlislrict team included six bm's: Lee Dnnivl. .lim Attribnrry. David Lawson. Bill Watts. David llvrryhill. and lVlartyr Thmnpsnn. Bill Watts was nnmorl lhv nutatanding hack ml the district. and ulsn was named to the allrstate 10am. SENIOR halfback BM Wang comes me fowbcxll around left end, gummg vuluuble ycudage for The C085. WuHs was dlosen to the AII-Dlsmtl Term: and 10 lhe bnckheld of The Class B All-Slme ?eom. 256 Thompson, Juro aney Jlm Atrebenyh Lee Domel, Dawd Benyhlll, Joel Hams. Johnny 50pr Fuck Hurhs Mgr. Raymond Laslev. Coach nggmbomo-v WlLDCAT SENIORS: Bill Walla hullhclnkl' Rick Hams, quarterback: David Eerryhill, mcklel Marry Thompson, lullbock: David Lawson, guard. RESULTS Harding Opponenis 18 Des Arc 21 32 Harding Academy of Memphis 13 24 Beebe 13 t34 Coffon Plcmt 7 I Q Hazen 12 '39 Heber Spungs 6 39 Chnfon 13 '27 DeVolls BIUH M? 13 Augusfc: 21 ?Denotes Disfricf Games AITEMFTING m Nude u Wlidcm rudder, a Comm Plant hquack runs around on end as Doug Srmm mes desperovely Io bung I'wn down WILDCAT and Lee Domel and 0 Cotton Plant defenswe beck slrug. ALL-DISTRICT fullback Marty Thompson, exmbwhng ms bmte sfrengfh, gl' for aha prized possess-on of the football inlended for DanJN downf'ald. ramps though The Cotton Plum defensrve uni! for vMuuble Cm yardage +4hPfH4-J: 40' 1 '- au- SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Marty Thompson, Duwd Mark Bares, Joel Hams, Johnny Supp, Duwc! Muncy, Mgr. Raymond Berryhdll Lee Dunner, Rick Horns, Duvud Lawson SECOND ROW, Couch Lasley. Ed Hrggmborhum, BIH Waits, Muke Vw'nes, Rick Wood, me Alfeberry. RESULTS Harding Opponents 36 Southside iBofesvilld 52 62 Beebe 51 51 McRoe 45 471 Griffifhvifle 57 453 Rose Bud 44 a63 Judsonio 66 53 Augusta 35 62 BaId Knob 48 49 Oil Trough 73 59 Bryant 45 2? Bold Knob 35 62 Highland 64 51 McCrory 55 59 Pongburn 54 49 Memphis 47 35 Bold Knob 57 42 McCrory 65 40 KenseH 60 HO Central 4WhiTe County! 88 79 Kensett 74 69 Memphis 56 W64 Pongburn 47 C53 Kenseft 44 042 Judsoniu 78 064 Rose Bud 65 'County Invitaiionol Cabot Tournament ' Coun'ry Tournamenf DCDistrict Tournament COACH Ed gives his boys Their lusf minute plans before The open- mg buzzer of Ihe KenseH game during the County Tournament The Cms played exciiing basketball before losTng to Judsonio in the finoIs4 258 . us Devil tip the basketball m e1ghl hopefm roundlmllers. 1.Tr,-'msanior guard, drives by DH oppos-ng Kensetf boHv ,, Mug an easy Mo poims for The Hurdznq Amcie-ny WHdcots, BASKETBALL Hurrying Wildcats achieve successful basketball season The Wildcats mrrir-rl m'er thoir winning ways fmm l'nntlmll 501151111 11'11'1111g'l1 baskr-lhnll 901191111. a5: Hwy 1.111101'g'ed With i1 x-vinning' rerun! 11f 149111 The Cats wont tn tho semifinals in tho Cnunty Invitational Tunmumcnt and to tho final in the Cnlan' T1'11111112'1111t'1111. i'lt whirh they l'PCPiVCd a 501?an placo trophy. Three players wvro named to 1111? AH-Cuunty 1mm: Rirk Harms. David Lawson uml K'Izu'ty Thunu'nsnn. Graduating Wyilclmts include: David Lawson. D' vid 17311111'1'11111. X-Elan'ty '1111111111191111. WI VVaTts. Hick Harris and David 33111111131. SHOWING hlS fomilar form sophomore Lee Denial scores another 1wo poinls from underneath The bushy during The KEnsuH hnskmbmH game. I :y' 111' :IH I JUNIOR BASKEYBALL 15AM. Couch Wulw Mumn, John Vines, Johnny Baunes Dovud Lashy, Marc -Mum.y, Lxuw Em; s Emu? Sucker, Tm Ramsey. Dan Dumel. Tm Houker. Gun,- BecL Dc-wd CompbeH BASKETBALL Junior roundbollers end year with season record of 13-10 Determination and desire wore tho km; words dosm'ihing the 1966 Harding .hmiur Cuts. Over? coming: gn-m nhstarlos. such as lack of height and exporionco. 1110 Junior Cats pulled out a very good season. In the Diutrict Tournammli 1110 Juniors rnmpt-d tlu-ir way to a second place and n runnor up tmphy. Tim Ramsey and John Vim's were rhnson In tho aH-dislrirl team Harding RESULTS Opponents 13 Soufhside 23 43 Beebe lb 31 McRae 19 39 Augusm 57 lb Bofd Knob 34 37 Oil Trough 27 30 Pongburn 27 49 Judsonio 4O 24 Bradford 46 20 Pongburn 34 40 Bald Knob 44 4O McCrory 24 33 Kensen 35 5'2 Central 39 35 Kensett 33 36 Rosebud 34 19 Bradford 37 28 SouThslde 27 48 Newark 40 43 Pangburn 36 20 Bradford 28 260 STRETCHING high in The mix, All-Disvrwcl center JOHN Vines and Peommmes hustre for G Harding rebound in the Kama boskerboll game. JERRY Moore hurdlr-s hr. wnv m wnory durmg ILIP Dmncr Track Meet FINISHING ahead 0' Hex! cppummr F'hlhp EHIcV wxns dwslonce run :Xu WOO TRACK IEAM. FRONT ECIW Mm Lasiey, Supp, J Hams, Amz- bgrfy, lawman VVoo'i, F Hums, anqy BerrthH SECOND ROW- DAVIO Bevryth nnrl H'mdes Erlrfgpmnn show perfect form in hand OH delivery during an SEO relay Whifh gained poims in We Diswricf Meet. $ d'l . - I 3 .J . Comb Sharp, Vines, Cur1y me Mr Thornpwn ngmL T, Thompson Hans Lough ngginbOHwnrn TRACK Track team takes county easily and captures district meet title The tradition of excellence in track was con tinued as the 1966 Academy team mm the W'hite Cmmty meet with 991.: points and thv District 213 I'llampinnship with 82 pninls. Phillip Elliott was high point man in tho cnunly. st'nrim: 2+ points. In the district meet. Marty Thompson set a new shot put record of 47 3' . James Bixlor won the pole vault with a record height 01' 11'1 131. Determined senior lcltc-x'mnn provided a hustling leadership. They wore Phillip Elliott. Charles Bridgeman. Jerry Moore. James Bixler. Mike Hedrick. and Gary Martin. 261 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. David Muncyl Presw'denh Moron Hays. Treasurer. SENIORS High school days behind them, seniors face future confidently T110 llim-lm-II mmnlmrs of tho svnim' I'liHB: ul' HHS:- pnhwssml many rlifforont tulvnts. Tlir' 111n- iurily uf Ihv Imp: pnrlicipatml in a-lthlvtiru. ililtl H1:- uir'ls lnyully suppurlmi lhvm in that m'r'u. Bulll lmys antl gil'lu tlmnnnslmiod a gmminv inlvrnsl in an anim' Mass affairs and wr-re artiw in vuriuns rlllhs of lllvit' t'huit'n. Alma available In Willing: svnim's was work m1 llll' H'Hrl'raf and 1TH! Jt'ml lell'l's as Wt-H us partirilmliml in the A Cappollu Clmnm 'I'hz- svninw aim't-rvly tried tn col a gund oxamplv in loudorehip. Frhunl Spirit and Chrislinn attitudes fur tlwir undvrvlassnwn. 'l'lu'm: Imp; and two girls fmm tlw sz-nim' class hogan their Rlutliox' together in the first gmdn at Harding lilmnmllary Srhnol. Eight mmnhr'r: of tho r1355 allvndml Harding Academy duringr tho four years nlw Hmlinr high srhnnl. SENIORS Murry Thompson and Dowd Lawson, classmates m Harding sxnce the first grade, survey senior class pictures of past years. Some classes have been karge, bu? mhers care small 05 IS she one this yeun They agree lhat each senior Class has a particular distincfion 262 Sheila Kay Eugen SeUeTary; PleCY Lee Hams, Vice-Presidznt. . 199 n T 3 ' nmsnm ; :HHEJSJGQ 35fzgz KATHRYN RIICHIE. Class Sponsor MARGARH ROBERTS, Class Sponsor SHEILA BARGER, Saarty, Ark,- STAR 1.2,3,4, Vuce-Pres. 3,4, Rep. 2,4; C1055 Trees. 3, Sec, 4; C1055 Favorite 4; A Cappello 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Large Chews 1,23,; Pep Club 1.23.4, Rep, 2, Pres. 4; Papenes 3.4; 8910 Club 1.2.14, Sec. 4; Student Counci1 4, Rep. 4; Cinenship Club 4. See. 4; FHA 3,4, Pres 4; FBLA 2,4, Rep 4; Pelil Jean 3; Wildcal 3,4, EdWor 4; lnlmmurnls 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 JOHN DAVID BERRYHILL. Searcy, Ark; STAR Club Beau 4; A CappeHo 9,3,4,- Lorge Chorus 1,2,3; Mudngals 3; Boys' Sextet 4; Smden? Cnuncv1 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Vme-Pres. 4; FBLA 4. Vice-Pres, 4; Thespians 3.4, Pres, 4, FooibaH 2,3,4. Cup. 4; Busketan ?,3,4; Truck 2,3,4,- Sthoo1 P1cy 3, BARBARA ANN BRIDGES, Searcy, Ark; STAR 1,2,4, 11205. 2, Sec, 4; Class Rep 4; A Cappellc: 2.4; Large Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 2.4. che;Pres. 4, Pepeh'es 4; Jr. Civnun Club 2 FHA ?,4; FBLA 2,4, Wildcat 4; Bond 1,2,4, Lrbroriun 4. DOROTHY BROCK. Scurry, Ark; 1rons1er from ?ons H191; School, Paris. 111,; A Cappellu 3,4, Large Chorus 3,- Mudnguls 3: Pep C1Ub 3,4; Bem C1ub 3.4; FHA 3,4,- FBLA 3,4; Band 3,4. REGIE CREWS, Citrus Heighis. Culif.; Transfer from San Juan High School, errus Heights. Calm; A Cappellu 4,- Key Club 4, KATHY GIBSON. For! Smith, Ark.,' Transfer from Southswde High School. Fort Smith, Ark: KAT 4, A Cuppella 4; Pep C1Ub 4: Beta Club 4; FBLA 4. MlLLlE HARRIS, Boise. Idaho; Transfer from Eowse ngh 5choo1, Boise, 1dcho; KAT 4; A rVJppeHn 4, C-irlsl One! 4, Pep Cfub 4; FBLA 4; Wildzul 4, RICK HARRIS, Searcy, Ark,- Sub-Deb C1Ub Beau 3.4; Class Vice-Pres. ?.4; Class FovorHe 4; A Cuppella 2,3,4, ViceVFres 4; Large Chorus 2,3,- Boys1 Sextet 4, BEN: C1ub 3,4, VwceVPres. 4; STudem Ccuncrl 4; Citizen- 31:15: Club 3,4, VJCE-PVBS. 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Trans, 4; FBLA 4, Pres. 4; FootboH 2.3.4, Cap 4, BaskeOball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. MARCIA HAYS, Seurcy, Ark; STAR l,2.3,4, Sec, 3, Pres. 4; Class Sec. 1,2. Trans 4, Cfass Favorite 1,2, M155 Harding Academy 4; A CuppeHu 2,3,4; Large Chorus 2.3- Girls' Oder 4,- Pep C1ub 1.2.3.4, Sec. 4; Peperres 3; Beta Club 1,2.3,4; Studen? Council 4. Sec. 4; Jr. Clwfun Club 3; FHA 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Wilden! 2,3,4, Assistam Edi10r 3-, Pam Jenn 2,3,4. Editor 4; 1mramurols 2,3; Homecoming Atrendan? 2,4. RAYMOND LASLEY, Searcy, Ark; FBLA 13,4, BaskeTbuH 1; Arh1eTic Stu- dent Trumer 3,4. DAVID LAWSON, Scurry, Ark.- Class Fuvonve 1: Large Chow: 1.2.3; Beta Club 9.4; Student Cauncul 4; Cnizenshm Club 2,3,4; Key Dub 4; FBLA 2,- Science Club 1, Football 2,3,4. Cup 4chslzerbc111 2,3,4. KERBE B. LEE, New Orieans, 1a,; Transfer from John McDonogh Senior High School. New OrJeans, Lu,,- A Cuppello 4; Boys' Sextet 4: Beta Club 4, Key Club 4,- FBLA 4; ln1romur015 4; Basketball 4. DAVID MUNCY, Seorcy. Ark; Sub-Deb Club Beau 4; Class VicevPres. 3; Pres 4; Honor Student 3; Mr, Herding Academy 4, A Cuppella 2,3,4. Pres. 4; large Chorus 2.3; Madrigal: 3; Boys Sextet 4; BEN: Club 2,3,4. Pres, 4; Sfudenl Councd 4. Vicerpres 4,- Key Club 2.3,4; FBLA 2,3,4. Trees. 4-, Thespsons 3,4, VicevPres 4; Wildcat 4, Spolfs Editor; Palil Jean 4, Sports Editor, FootboH 23,4, Cup. 4, Baskeiball 4, Schoo1 Play 3 SUSAN QUAll-E. Sedray. Ark; Transfer from Searcy High Schoul, Seorcy. Ark; STAR 4; FBLA 4, BERT SHEWMAKER, Grand Forks, N. Dak.; Transfer from Central High School, Grand Forks, N, Dck. MARTY THOMPSON, Searcy, Ark; STAR Club Beau 4,- 0055 Pres. 1.2; Class Favonfe 2; Large Chorus 1; Beta Club 3,4,- Srudem Council 4. Pres. 4,- Cirizenship Club 1,2,3,4, Pres, 4; Key Club 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4; FBLA 2; Football 2,3,4, Cup, 4; Bushwbol! 2.3.4. Cap. 4, Track 2,3,4. BILL WATTS, Luling, lu.; C1055 VicaPres. 1, Suh-Deb Spiri! Award 4,- Pep Club 4; Key Club 1,3,4; Football 1.2.34 Cop 4; Basketball 1,53,11,11; Truck 1.2.3.4, CATHIE WHISTLE. Gorhum, 111-: Transfer from Gorhum High School. Gorhom, 111.; FBLA 4. CATHERIENE PAULEYTE WILSON, Searty. Ark; KAT 1. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Vice President, JUNIORS Rickey Leroy Wood; Sxecren::ry Lauren Lawyer; Premdenr, James AITeberry; Treasurer, Judy Sfreel. Energetic iuniors are active in all school affairs Ed Higgingboiham Elsie Lynn Lester Allen Jlm Aneberry Danna Brown Candy Cleveland .on Curry Margurel Formby Debbi! Genus Catherine Gould Joel Harris Sammy: Hollman Pom Jones Lauren Lawyet Mona lee Moon: Nicki PitkeH Martina Frock Johnny Supp Donna Smilh Judy Street Mike Vines Kristina Wesi Rick Wood Georgia Wood rulf Class Sponsor Class Sponsor Adnon, Mich. Seorcy, Ark, Searcy, Ark. Seorcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Seorcy, Ark. Seorcy, Ark. Kensceh, Ark, Searcy, Ark. Morrilfon, Ark. Tracy Cny, Tenn Searcy. Ark. Scurry, Ark Amarillo, Tex. Searcyi Ark. Seorcyi Ark. Nixu, Mo. Sealcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark Seorcy, Ark . Seorcy, Ark. L'A il ma Bill Dilos .Class Sponsor Ann Owen Class Sponsor Mark Bales Seurcy, Ark. Pu! Bessel? Dallas. Tear Jimmy Bevryhill Seurcy, Ark Mudhu Blue Searcy, Ark Cynlhin Blidgemun Seurcy, Ark Nancy Clark Searcy, Ark, lee Daniel , Seorcy, Ark. Jenny Davis Searcy, Ark. Jnro Finney McRue, Ark. Allen Gould . . Kenseff, Ark. Debby: Graham Luke Pravidence, Lu Penny Groover Searcy, Ark Bobby Heislen . Searcy, Ark, Snmmye Holder , Searcy, Ark. linda Huwurd Jonesboro, Ark. Sherry Kell .. Secrcy, Ark. Lannnu Marlin . Seurcy, Ark. Hank May Carthage, Tex Mike Mayer Searcy, Ark Jo: Powell Searcy, Ark Jim Ruharts Searcy, Ark. Marflm Sears Seorcy, Ark Keith Tldw-Il Corisbad, New Mex. Sharon Webb . Seurcy, Ark. . a SOPHOMORES Sophomores are experienced in serving school SOPHOMOIE CLASS OFFICERS. President, Lee A. Daniel; Secretary, Jennifer Davis; Treasurer, Nancy Sue Clark; Vice Preydenv. Joro Finney. - ifgng; 'f FIESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Cathy Jo Calvert. Treasurer; Dun Daniel, Secretary,- Darleen Jones, Vncc-hPresident; Charles Douglas Smilh, President. FRESHMEN Friendly freshmen look forward to busy years Rulh Browning Class Sponsor Paula Henry Class Sponsor Rosemary Bugger! . Seurny, Ark Johnny Buines Seurty, Ark. Cathy Culver! Seurcy, Ark. Carole Cleveland Searcy, Ark. Dan Curry Seurcy, Ark. Dun Daniel Snmcv, ArJ- Larry Davis Seurcy. Ark Ruthel Formby Searcy, Ark Tim Hacker Seorcy, Aria Durleen Jones Searcy, Ark David lusley Searcy, Ark Charles Paine Seavcy f-mr Keith Rhodes Semrcy, Ark. Mary Strong Ems! Lnnsrng. Mmh, J. R. Thomas Searcy, Ark June! Thompson Scurry, Ark. John Vines . Seorcy, Ark. Cheryl WondruH Searcy, Ark 266 SEVENTH GRADE. FRONT ROW; Wilt MGHIH, Debbie Bornen, Donna Mike Mullon. THiRD ROW: JoAnna Webb. Wade Ely, Oran Hurdcusfle. Wilson, Carlo Allison, Ann Ulrey, Marcella Young. SECOND ROW; Shave Kyre Semcy, Charles Ganu5 Paulo MmTin, Davis, Sieplwr Keller, Carl Beavers, Larry meerson, Frank Groves, Seventh and eighth grades play important role 17! V 1 i- EIGHTH GRADE. FRONT ROW; Cliff Sharp, Pam Milton, Kathleen Shep- Stephen Roberts, Kirk sewelr. THIRD ROW: Stephen Tucker, Richard paid, Carolyn Wmis, Beverly Jn Pryor, Undo Spradlm. SECOND ROW: Rivers, Sarah Hays, Marc Muncy Molly Vines, Dena Grower, Rod Wood. David Campbell, Gary Beck, Mono Frock, Pom Helsven, Tim Ramsey, Absent; Eugene Bohunnan. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Grades 1-6 constitute Harding Academy Elementary School An important part nf the Academy is the grade srhnol with grados 0110 through six included. The ymmgstf'l's have their nwn Pee Wee athletic program under the dirm'tinn 01' Coach Cliff Sharp. During: the regular seasnn. lhv lmskctr hall team was nm'lvfoalcd, A favorite in tho College Variety Show was 311's. l-lc-nry's tinikling group. The IIullmwen and Spring programs were highlights of lho yvar. Mm Lawsm'l's art classes and Mrs. Holsten's German instruction addvd interest In tho Elemen- tary Sclmnl mn'rirnlum. Standardized tosls givon the stuclonts in the grade sclmul rovcul a group that is ahm'e the national average in all areas, Thiq imlimles that from the first graclv Aradomy students arn exposed Tn aradomic cxrvllonro at Harding: FIFTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Morybelie Hemen. Carla BurkeTf, Jean Tuvlur, Carlo Mick, Denise Hacker SECOND ROW: David Ozbvm. Dirk FOURTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: L. Curry, J. Berryhill, B. Yorbrough. J. WOOdIUH', D. Curry, SECOND ROWV Mrs. Sears, R Bares, J. Low- yer, E. Walker, CA Angel, C Otd- ham. D. Wallace. THXRD ROW: Groves, S. Martin, C. Coward, R. Meyer, N. Harris, C, Posey. FOURTH ROW: 3. Willmmsl M Ward, C. Prock. C. Dcv15,J. Daniel, V. Rogers. 268 SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Mlsi Rachel. D. Hednck, B. Ulrey, K. Kellar, L. Forrnby. A, Lawyer. SECOND ROW; N. Worn, P Gleum, L. Compball, N. Damel. D Beck. THIRD ROW; R. Moore, D. Altman, R. Boggen, M. Hart. FOURTH ROW: K Harris, M. Knhnl, D. Tucker J Baies, - .'; r .i gr Allison, Douglas Lofn'n, Benny Stout, Joe Pryor. Roger Bollard, Philip Chester. GMDE. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lon Lawson. M. Verkler, JM Taylor, D. . D. Gilliam. Tr Belcher. R. Alessandro, SECOND ROW: R. PoHerv 7.,- .r J r P A L... AA n! . w k I u :E '- 31$ T? H . .'9. - a I ,1 I Mu .4 M l . I D GRADE. FRONT ROW: 5. Perway. L. Wiilioms. G. Berryhdl, B. 'Sogmvas, L. Norrls. SECOND ROW; G. Green, M. Manox. S. Dennison, M Burke , 5. Wallace, THIRD ROW: CM Bmllinger, CV Knight, K. Webb, 'E Hester. Cmdv Allen.E Rw'chordson, FOURTH ROW: R. Kiihnl, T. Mur- tin, Taylor. K, Muncy, RA Wheeler, R- HUQhES: L2. 3 5'; w - .. V F 6.. t. 7 - .. . M . .a-J son, J. Altman, B. Whetsell, PL Smith, D. Dcrwd Poynej Randy Ozbirn. David COx Oiree, D. Olree. Not pictured: FIRST GRADE. FRONT ROW; W. Verkler, S, Pryor, C. Comer, N. Chester, M. Risingen SECOND ROW: M. Bulinger, J. Seogroves, AM Whetselr. J. AHen, M. Smith, L. Word. THXRD ROW: 5. Pusey, BM Rogers, MM Spurlock. Barnes, M. Kechr, R. Ulrey, Fk Pcmsh. FOURTH ROW: D. Isom, R. 5. Robbins, TM Vaughn, C. Cmbmi R. Hedrick, J. Curry. 269 m7?75wm;:$m., Md PEE WEE FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT POW Pryor, Cheslar, Ballard, Posey, Ioms, Bahia Moore, Ahmnn, Bnqgeff, Kiihnf, Tucker, Frock, Nhsun, Clovis Oldham. Dows, Sfoul, Wallace, Hughes Oshawa, Chesmr, Dunieh, Shlpp fCoucM. anher SECOND POWV Cliff Sharp chcchl, Horns, Lofhn, Ward, val- PEE-WEE CHEERLEADER! Murrha Ann Ham me KeHor. Andee Lee LuwyeL Leah Formby and Debra Beck boosted me demenlmy reams ID wcmries. PEE WEE BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW- Cheshar, Allxson, Kmnr, Hams. lelrums. Boggett Tucker, Airman. Boles THWD ROW: Stout. Osborne. WnHace, Dumel, Frock SECOND ROW; BnJiurd, Wnrrl. Moore, Pryor, Lof'rln, Hughes, Dovrs. Oldham, Pusey, Chff Sharp iCenchl. u r; u u: r I $1 xiiwkpi'tdktid READING becomes excmng and chuHenqing lo the second graders studying and growing under Hue friendly gmdcmce of Mrs. Pm Brewel ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Activities of young students mIID graders hnd school v-uork umereshng and, enwuroge'd by ers. Show interests and abilities Luis lowson. lhey work dlhgcnwy and scan excel m then subuews. NIKUNG hoppwly Soulh Sen Islanders from the fourth, hhh and sudh grades entertam in the college nudwlorium durmq the mien? shmm ADVERTISING Cooperating with student m'ganizatiuns. Backing the development of tho Cullogn Providing: many noodod sm'viros. Supplying high quality morrhandiso. Making: jobs available tn students: Boosting the College in many ways. Maintaining the host businvss practices. Searcy business and professional men Domnnstrato tho 'puruuit nf oxvollonvn. PIT DRIVEJN Need ?0 get away from studies? Drive out to the FIT DRIVE-IN for good hamburgers, foe? longs and shakes. I. For expert serwce on laundry and dry cleaning, Try RAND'S POLY CLEAN on highway 67 next door To the PIT. RAND'S POLY CLEAN NATIONAL EDUCATORS LIFE Presems The ;COLLEGi INVESTORW: . Enclusively For College Men 0 An lnveslmenr - Disnbiliiy -- L'rfe lnsumnte Plan . 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Tiles, InsfallaHon 916 East Race Street Seurcy, Arkansas 279 The RENDEZVOUS, u fovorim eating place for many Harding studentsJ is noted for the some home- cooked food found of MRS. HARRIS'S CAFETERIA, also owned and managed by Mr. Lamar Vinson. First Security Bank Prompt, efficient, courteous service awuils you at any time. lei FIRST SECURITY BANK solve your banking problems. 4 mmm w CBem Qed Studio- Ben Red Bes+ workmanship Roger Red Excellenf qualiiy Nif+y Pho+os 205 Main Sheet Liftle Rock. Arkansas Ransonable rafes Eager +0 please Dependable service TYPIIGMPHY FOR THIS BOOK furnished by Jifardizng 6011696 PRESS commercial printers ffc'rmm West printer 1013 e051 center avenue SBOFCy, orkonsos 72143 phone 501,1245-6161Jexf, 341 282 $3ng 1801 East Race Ave. CH 5-3756 SEARCY SPORT SHOP Es+abfished I860 Robertson's Drug Store Soufheasf Corner of +he Squarerl Seurcy, Arkansas CH 5-4691 STEWART1S Feminine Apparel H's always a pleasure +0 serve our Harding pa+rons. 106 Nonh Spring JOBS SUPER-MARKET HBest place in lawn to Trade 3W 3am: You cant beat The BURGER BARN for dehoous chor- coch broiled hamburgers or sundwmhes and qu: uck servwce , I 1.21,. . 1 I w, 1 1 tr; . ; , K 1 x. r I , u. v ' I . . I Oh I .111 unw- I- -II llllh '11 283 1,, 7 mmmpzriW'r Seam FEDERAL QGUMQS AND $90071 ASSOCIATION J'L'Vl 3-53 - HN3uRED, .1, 5; Mg,w El Charro Mexican Restaurant Specializing in Mexican food Facilities are available for parties and banquets HIGHWAY 67 EAST SEARCY ACME Material Company, Inc. Crushed Rock for All Purposes P. 0. Box 586 Bald Knob. Arkansas PHONE PARKVIEW 4-3262 Glam er-MCK enne y 201 West Arch Ave. Phone CH 5-3516 anorporoledh SEARCY, ARKANSAS ELLIOTT ARNHOLT'S Men's - Young Men's Sfore We outfit smart young men. WHITE HOUSE GROCERY A+ +he corner of Race and Grand CH 5-3961 Expert repairing of Watches-Clocks-Jewelry C. J. FANSLER JEWELER Sales of Wulches-Watchbunds-Diamonds-J ewelry Quality first service alwaysu-Ulfrasonic cleaning 110 E. Vine Searcy Phone CH 5-2736 VAN ATKINS Supplying 19 best in fashions H4 N. Spring CH 5-2254 ICE CPEXE-i . ., ' ll I'llIIIAIIIIIIII'IIIIIII'II A8. W ROOT BEER EA: 1... - 3 3 ptvmd a For oFd-fushioned creamy roof beer and Fine foods, siop of the A 8. W of its 408 N. Wnlmgf Street Jocofion. 285 7 : , 5 i ????;g , CflTV T'I1RE SMWLC'E- RETRuEnADlNG Ekiwm SH.0CIVKgY?M-U'F?LEESV BRAKES- BALANCIHE E CITY TIRE SERVICE Qualify Tires and Re+reads 895 Soufh Main Street Searcy, Arkansas CH 5-4620 rflmf F 'RMTURI: i u z.. The Professional People ' Salute the Students of Harding College I l... TVwAPPl..IANCE: ; N QiagepcchFI-Vi':2 Dr. Rober+ J. Dacus . . x- Optometrist Drs. Garrison and Flippin Optometrists Por+er Rodgers Hospifal Dr. George W. Bridges Chiropractor 1 Searcy Clinic Dr. Lee A. 35995 Opfomefrist Radio and TV Servicenter The RADIO AND TV SERVICENTER provides compefem service for Searcy and ?he Students 0F Harding Colfege' 1201 E. Race CH 5-2893 286 t. m ., FRED'S DOLLAR STORE COLLEGE BOWL Your Dry Goods Supermarke+ 2202 E. Race Ave CH 5.224; 106 5. Spring Far informafion and relaxation, get your listening pleasure from KWCB. Searcy, Arkansas. 1300 on your dial. KWCB 287 HASSELL 8: HUNT Better Used Cars Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-5544 B. J. Pierce Lumber Co. 109 South Main SEARCY, ARKANSAS CH 5-2431 KROH'S LADIES APPAREL 102-104 N. Spring Phone CH 5-4914 SAMUEL BINGHAM COMPANY Lincoln Street SEARCY, ARKANSAS CH 5-5885 Need a typewrirer or adding machine? You can rent one The Standard of Quality in Print; from The HAYES TYPEWRITER CO. Phone CH 5686?. mg Rollers and Industrial Rolls 288 a urge part of the facilities available by using F 8. F CONCRETE are seen in this picture of their office. 1F, which is supplying the concrete for The new dormitory. is well equipped to serve Harding. F 8: F CONCRETE Ready Mix Concre+e Concre+e 8: Ligh+ Weigh? Blocks Steam cured - Laboratory tested All pcpulur sizes 0 conmu Iricll Pom Mocks . Dqu-Wull 0 Masonry Cumm Phone CH 5-5852 HEADLEE DRUG STORE Two locafions +0 serve your needs 912 E. Race 204 N. Spring Cone-Huddleston, Inc. P. O. Box 906 Searcy, Arkansas Tefephones: Area Code 501 CH 5-3501 FR 5-9075 lDirect Little Rock linel i' GMC i; Ponliac B 0 L T 0 N 'S t Frigidaire 1': Cadillac Phone CH 5-3541 SEARCY, ARKANSAS Smith Vauykzm - - .m? East End Barber Shop ' 9 EAST END BARBER SHOP has efficient personnel, 16d modern equipment featuring the Bor-Air-Bock.' THE TOT SHOP We have everything you need for infums through teens. 306 N. Spring Slreel SAVE BY STOPPING AT THE TOT SHOP SEARCY STEEL COMPANY P. O. Box 1007 SEARCY, ARKANSAS located near the compusl OMAGENE'S GROCERY is a convenient place to shop for your grocery needs. FAMILY SHOE STORE 200 N. Spring Street Rand, Rondcroft, and Hush Puppies for Men Fiancees and Miss Wonderful for Women Poll Parrots for Children Your Sterling Store Always Boosting the Bisons Seorcy, Arkansas Complimenh of SEARCY FLOORING CO. PARRISH JEWELRY Bonded Lovebrught Dwamonds Sferhng, China 31 CrysToJ THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Cour! Square Searcy, Arkansas HEUER'S SHOE STORE 315 N. Spruce Feaiuring - The Weyenberg Massagic 2ERO . cn.0F ' For the mOsr comfortable indoor living throughout the entire year, depend on ZERO GAS CO. In Searcy. ZEN! Gas Company ' V BRUCE R. ANDERSON ARCHITECT 310 Commercial National Bank Building LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS drill. Virgil any-r Jntk W. Sears Dean Fries! Fuyevna Murray Jim Maple Bill Lynn The Executive Council of the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Gongrofulofes the class of '67 and asks your supper? in helping to build 0 Greater Harding. II. T. Clark Buford Tucker The propOsed new WOMEN'S DORMITORY, designed by BRUCE R. ANDERSON, architect, will soon become a reality. 293 East Market Grocery Frozen Foods, Groceries, Meats Only one block from campus PHONE CH 5-3943 WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY ' Johns-Mansville producfs Coleman Hea'l'ing ' Beniamin Moore Painfs . GOUId Pumps Crisp saFods and steaming vegetables owair selection by ' Armsfrong Linoleum hungry Fraters and dates at 1heir banquet at KELLEY'S. Phone CH 5-9654 4 Dining Raums Porno: Weltoml 400 km mm m CH 5'35 Bald Knob KELLEWS GRILL PA 4-3293 Serving Harding siudenrs and faculty since 1934, the SEARCY BANK has always been the bank of friendly service. ZOOWIisuce THE SEARCY BANK Phonecns-zm 294 PARKEWS FLORAL SHOP We Wire Flowers Anywhere 917 East Race CH 5-2371 Fidelity Union Life con geNWsm ' The College Plan for the College Mun I Exclusive Benefit ul Special Rules 0 Deposils Deferred UnIil You am on! of Schnd Dick Martin COLLEGEMASTER REPRESENTATIVE Box 3341 Linle Rock, Arkansas To keep well-informed about news of local and world- wide interest read the SEARCY DAILY CINZEN daily. Searcy Daily Citizen GwW NEG U5 9!! OFF COCA-COLA hos 1he taste you never get tired of . . . always CODIIng, olwcyfs refreshing. Tho1s why Ihings 90 better wi1h COKE V . ofmr COKE. THE SOUTHWESTERN COMPANY Publishers 2968 Foster Creighton Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ACLIN MOTOR CO. 1500 East Race SEARCY, ARKANSAS NICHOL'S MAGNAVOX Old b'l al f T' IT .k . smo '65 n em mg m s Home Entertainment Center PHONE CH 5-3581 1303 East Race CH 5-2320 296 Sfudents Bruce Logue and Tommy Henderson take udvanmge ofthe neww remodeled facHities of the COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY. John Blork receives the some efficient service provided to all at the HARDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS. ssnvunc. cousin AND COMMU'RTH HARDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS is happy to serve bo1h the students and futulry of Harding and the people of Secrcy. Your laundry and dry cleaning Will be given the immediate mfenhon of our competent staff. ngcwm Arkansas' Number One College Newspaper EDITOR: Margaret Ashlon BUSINESS MANAGER: James Kern Honda Mercury Ouiboard's E ' HJ C J C N R 5 Her - ones ompany Homelile Chain Saws Lawnmowers 1205 T D . any nve 811 N. MAPLE CH 5-3191 Jonesboro, Arkansas BILL S. BROWN Pepresemohve LIGHTLE DOBBINS 8: LIGHTLE REAL ESTATE: City, Farm, Suburban INSURANCE: Home, Auto, Life, Business CH 5-3563 401 W. Arch lIGHTLE DOBBINS AND lIGHTLE, serving college and community has an EHicienf staff ready to serve your many insurance heads. LIGHTLE DOBBINS AND LIGHTLE, locmed in This modern building :1de1 West Arch St,,is readily ovoiJable by dialing CH 5-3563. Brookshire Tire and Retread 100 S. Main Your DX Dealer CH 5-2810 ANDERSON'S GRILL Excellent banquet facilities care iust one reason why ANDERSON'S GRILL is so popular with Harding studenfsV V The BEL-MAR MOTEL, located adiocenf Yo Anderson's Grill, offers the bes? in overnight accommodations. 299 Selfing 0 variety of furniture, DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY helps to supply the furniture needs for the entire White County. Offering the finesT m mame-brand cppHonces, televisions, hi-st rind oir-Condilioning is ?he RICHARD DAVIS FURNITURE STORE. Richard Davis Furniture Store CH 5-4618 215 West Race Krebk Bros. Supply Co., Inc. Comple+e Equipmen+ for Ho+efs. Res+auran+s. Schools. Hospi+als and fns+i+u+ions Fllcmklin 2-6133 413-415 West Copwtol Avenup UTTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Randy Jackson and Mary Rogers enjoy a 50mph: of H18 fine service awaiting Harding students of The WHITE HOUSE CAFE. White House Cafe 300 COMPLIMENTS 0F Heber Springs Wholesale Grocer Heber Springs, Ark. phone FO 2-2574 Oscar Patchell Cecil Patchell 301 Personal Work Filmstrips Visualized Bible Study Series by Jule Miller Five colorful. 35mm filmstrips including 400 Bible art pictures. mlor photos and Scriptural charts presenting: a panorama of the entire Bible and Church history. Thousands have been led to obey the gospel of Christ through this new method of teaching the 01d Bible story. Fuuntless Christians are participating in winning the souls of friends and neighbors, Put your members to work. Flve fully-lllustm-tefi. mamasls p1;0v1de what .10 say Many people are consentmg to see these 5 beautiful zmd when to say at. A Directors. Manual 15 Included mmsmps m their own Hwng moms who mum mm to give suggestions for an aCtiVe program of home otherwise discuss the Bible Bible study. FILMSTRIP TITLES f . M , , 1: .. a K'- ' '5, 1!. . JV - - N Vim '0 wsuwzeb NBlE STUDY S.EIIES who: .i'llllfiNFS No. 206 Complete set LB Visualized Bible Study Series NI.I '5 with manuals $40.00 also available: No, 207 Spanish edition and No. 208 Negro edition at same price. Individual filmstrips . . . $8.00 Extra set of 5 manuals . . . 2.00 NoA 206R Sound recordings for above. Five 12 LP records with sound effects, music and ADD o .:::I:::$:;n: professional narration $19.95 0 o Au' gnu! A gall o 3 Gospel SBPVICBS, Inc. L o 1409 HOSALIE, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77004 J 302 PesIful overnight facilities for visitors 10 Seorcy are provided by DEESE MOTEL, Iocmed at the iuncrion of highways 64 and 67 MW .3113: L. : 375 .. ' I Adjacent to the mo'rel. JAY DEESE'S RESTAURANT is cm ideal piece to take your date for a delicious steak or seafood dinner. 959' Arkansas Jay Deese Motel and Restaurant 3'5457 Best Wishes WESTERN PAPER COMPANY 6200 Murray S+ree+ LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS PIZZA PALACE MAWSELLE Firs+ in Fashion 121 N. Spring CH 5-2662 Main and Arch CH 5-1248 Free Home Delivery 303 Programs of Graduate Study Offered by HARDING COLLEGE At the Graduate School of Bible and Religion 1000 Cherry Road at Park Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38117 The following degrees are offered Master of Arts Master of Theology For information and application forms write Dr. W. B. West. In, Dean At Harding College Searcy, Arkansas 72143 The Master of Arts in Teaching degree Is offered to prepare superior Elementary and secondary teachers The MAT degree is accredited By the North Central Association For information and application forms write Dr. Edward G. Seweli, Chairman Graduate Council 304 College ll . . y. Charles Daugla: lFr.1 405 8. Spring St, Searcy, Ark., 96 'I, Gu11 Maria 150p1'1.1 1220 M1. HaHy. El Dorado. Ark, 85, 17B ' 511151351 Franklin 1511 Box 85, Greenbner. Ark, 63. 175 ,Ann E. 15:11:11.1 Box 190. Grove, 01:10.. 911. 136 .142, 156. 179 - l, Carol M. 1501311,! 137 Cactus 51.. Benson. Ariz.. BS. 136. 141. 143 1 Marilyn V. 15!.1 Bax 133. Gleenwood, Ark. 63 ,l'hrnld Wayne UL! R1. 2, Valparaiso. Ind.. 80, 152. 1159 Joyce lFr.1 R1. '2, Valparaiso. 1nd., 96, 185 '1 amok: Joan 1505111.! R1. 1, Box 58, Welela. 1nd.. BB, 151, 152 . Camtunce Jenn 1Fr.1 430 Jubaly. Duyluna Beach, Flu.. 915. 142, I47. 190 . Donna Rea 1FL1 681 S. Washington. Denver. Colo. 176, 186 . -. Joanne C. 1.1r.l 39 Harding Dr.. Scurry. Ark. Mat. Don IL ISophJ 42 Ray 51. 5.. Hammon. Ontario. Canada. 88 .. , Embru lynn 1Fr.1 R1. 1. DeValls Bluff. Ark., 44., 9b, 142, 1615 nd-r. Ham1d 1.1r.1 Daligh1, Ark. 80. 167. 206. 207. 208 - min, Kay Joyce EFL: R1. 1, Ector, Tex., 96 nder. luum J, 1501:1111 RT. 1. 01311011: Bluff. Ark. 86. 185 - 7 . W1111clm M. ISaphJ 4920 1011! Ave. E., Tuscaloosa. Alm. BO. 169 Barty Lou 15pac1 R1. 5. Searcv, Ark. Carolyn Ann 1FL1 111, 1. Box 288-0. Crosby. Tex., 96. 142. 143. 158 Dianna ISophJ 5428 Chauvin DL. Nonh LirHe Rock, Ark. 38 ' Jan Sheuill lFr.1 R1, 2. Box 407. Mobile. Ala.. 96 , VJ Claudia 1.11.1 524 E. 6111 Ave Yotk. N211. 42. 50. 51. BO, 107. I90 , Frances Lynn 1Jr,1 R1. 5. Box 17A. Pocahontas, Ark. BO. 137, 141, 152 Dale 15r.1 Rt. 5, Box 17A. Pocahonms, Ark. 68 ,Wuyna lJrJ R1. 1. Parlurd. Ark 80 -, Nancy 1Jr,1, R1. 1, Pimon. Pu., 80, 150 Douglas B. 1Fr.1 2140 Dewey. Burtfasville, 0111a,. 9d: . Richard E. 15L! 2140 S. Dewey A145,. BartlesviHe, 01:10., 63 , Albert Francis 1Fr.1 R1. 3, Vincenlawn, Tabernacle. N. J.. 96. 173 Sharon Marie EFL! 1404 Happen. Bryan, Tex,. 96. 142. 143. 191 11-, Ann G. lSrJ Box 410, Humsvilla. Ark. 63. 112. 127, 149, 152 n, Charla: 11. 1Fr.1 Rr. 4, Box 99. Paragould. Ark., 108 11. A. David 1501111.! 11502 Some Monica, Odesm, Tex.. 108, 136 115011. James 0. 15M 1105 41h 51. N. E., Watenown. 5. 0.. 63. 12b. . 03 -- , Karen 1Jr.1 235 Haghview, Jackson. Tax 80. 139. 186 n, 1119115ch Elvaine lFr.1 Rt. 1. Canier Ridge. Ark. 96 , Susan ISophfl 9356 Swimon Ava, Sepulvedu. C0111 38. 137 , rwn,Vu'rgil P001 15!.1 900 Barnes AWL. Ponogeville, Mo.. 63. 167 . Sheryf Ann 1Fr.1 Bax 97. Zachary, Lu. y. Eliiah 1.1M 1713 Ave. Vensley. Birmingham, Ala.. 80. 173 5!. Janet Marie 15:13:11.1 210 Virgmiu Dr., Winter Garden. Fla.. 83. 150 d, Murgurm 15r.1 606 Wildwood, Norfh Linle Rock. Adz 03. 177 - , Gregory F. 1501311 1 R1. 3, Box 584. Cunroe. Tex.. 88 . Maria 1Fr.1 1572 Ridgecres! Dr., Sltdell, LCL. 9b. 192 Ronny 15cpl1.1 Umpire. Ark, BB. 165 -, Nancy D. lSophJ R1. 2, Box 34017,. Nodh LitHe Rock. Ark BB. 139. 153. 356, 187 - , Reba 1Jr.1 R1. 2. Bax 3407;. Norlh L111le Rock. Ark, 30, 187 - . Mary Margaret 15r.1 41?. Wear Cherry, Ponca City, 0111a,, 63, 127, 135. 141 . lorry lFrJ 1705 5. Lowe 51.. Stungarr. Ark. 96. 172 .-Poggy Ann 15m 50:: 555. Woodsfietd. Ohio. 63, 153. 156 j . M. Darrell 1Jr.1 RI. 3. Parugould, Ark. 80. 136 . Jo Ann 1509111 1518 Saulh Jasmine. Denver. Colo.. BS. 180 ', Pm J. lFr.I 1502 w. 11111.51111wu1'er. 01:10., 96, lb? Arlene Marie lFr.1 R1. 2, Box 175, Heber Springs. Ark.. 96. 142 , Don Ruben 15L: RI. 2, Box 175. Heber Springs, Ark. 63 111, Dwain: 1.0.1 105 South Mound. Dnmphun. Ma. II, lobar? lance lFr.1 105 Soulh Mound. Dnniphcn, Mo.. 96. 172 111. Wanda 1Jr.1 R1. 6. Doniphan. M0,, 80 ,lyndcz Ann 1Jr.1 R1, 2, Oregon, Mo., 30. 146. 147 y. Fred 15013111 5057 Des Rd. Mumpms, Tenn.. 88. 144. 175 .. .1er 1Spec.1 Box 52. GriffithviHn, Ark, 155 m. Kenna Jean 15L! 708 East Cenver. Searcv. Ark 63 - Glastor Clinton 1Jr.1 R1. 1. Box 1. Wllllford. Ark . 80. 176 - . 8111 ISLI 703 E. Monroe, Clarendon. Ark, 63, 112. 142 - r. Donnie lte 1Fl.1 705 N. Charles. Seurcy. Ark, 96 , Emma lnuise 1Jr.1 Bull 107. KanseH, Ark. 00 , FruddiaJo1FrJ 503 N. Oak St. Seurcy. Ark, 97. 142. 185 ,Jou B. lFr.1 1501 Bunch 51., Corinth, M155., 1013 , Ronald lynn tFr.1 705 N. Charles. Searcy, Ark.. 97 r. WillJum David 1Sup11.1 2711 Bayou Lune. Monroa. Lu.. GB. 171 - d109, Carol Wayne 1Fr.1 Box 1. Ward. Ark. 1 11- rldgo. David lawmnce 1Fr.1 5505 20111 51.. Lubbock, Ten. 97. 166 Jnnllna. Jacqueline ISrJ 2375 $1111er Ava. Harence. Ala.. 63. 141. 195 lain. Barbara Ann 1Fr.l 707 East Race. Ssurcv, Ark. 'ilki. J. David, Jr. 15!.1 707 Eus'r Race. Seorcv. Ark, 65, 126. 174 .3611. Lynn 1801311.! 406 Springwuod Dr., Little Rock. Ark.. 88, 156. 137 30111000. Sherry Le: lSr.1 392B Menzar 2d,, Ff. Wonk, Tex., 63. 112. 124. 131. 140. 141, 154 'thblr. Charla: Glenn UL! Box 152. Clurandon, Ark., 80. 1613 What, Stanley E. 1FLI R1. 2. Box 137, Mugazlne, Atk. May. Morgan P. 1H,: 111 Huwkswonh Rd.. Greensburg. Fo.. 97. 154 'Ilrdon, Bill 11. ISpecJ 1101 E031 iiver. Seuvcv. Arkl. 110 180, 134. directory Barker, Janice Beth lSophJ R1. 1, Fruit. Ken. 68, 140. 190 Barker. Pu1rick 151.1 121. 1. Fran. Kan. 63, 126. 174 Barnard, Elma .1. 1Sr.1 80:: 171.1. Judseniu. A111,. 63 Bumes. Barhum Y. 1Jr.1 Himkory Ridge. Arlc. Bames. Linda C. 15:11:11.1 24150 W. 22211: 51.. Torrance. Calif, BB. 180 Barnes, Ronald Glen lSr.J 505 5. 7111 S1,, Hoyti. Ma. Barnes. Shanon L. 1Jr.1 R1. 2. Earle. Ark 81. 132. 177 Burr. Lawrence A. ISophJ 3901 SpousWaod. Memphis. Tenn. 89. 137. 141. 166 Barren. Ronda 15051111 95-4 5. Dowell Ferrets. Wichita, 1Com, 89, 156 Earrienres, Adisl'odo, Jr. 1Fr.1 416 Nonh East 3rd. Seminole, Tex. Barron. John David 15uph.1 Box 198. High Spn'ngs. F1u.. 131. 166 Barron. Runnie Franklin 1Fr,1 417 Mugnalia. NewPurf. Ark., 97. 151. 164 Barry. Kenneth 1Fr.1 315 500111 6111 5L. Oakfey. Kan. 97. 173. 200 Honky. Danny 1Sr.1 1501 W. Taylor, Clarksville. Tex.. 64. 163 Bonfey. Sandra L. 1Fr.l 1515 Taylor Ava, Evanswlle. 1nd., 97. 182 Bashuw. Douglas lFrJ 19 Perrln $1., Barre. Ven. 97. 1617 Balemnn, Tommy lSr.1 R1. 2. Gunman. Ark. 64, 150. 173, 214, 215. 216 Bates. Ronald L. ISophJ 908 Faderal Ava Zunesville. Ohio Bauer, Robert Denver. Jr. Ur.1 362 Fobin Rd. 861-1195141115. 01:13.. 81, 171 Buwcom. Dean 1R1 1015 Naches Dn. Tyler, Tex., 177. 147. 164 Beasley, Hoyt T. 1.11.1 905 Alexander. Winfield, Kan, El, 138, 141, 161 Iauson, Lee A, 15013111 1295 Lorna Vista 81., Pomona, Calif. IOB Beavers. Emil: Ann ISopM Box 4171, Warringvun, Fla., 89 Beck. Johnny ISOphJ 2605 Walrhorn Dr., Huntsville. A10.. 81?. 163 Back. Linda 1Fr.l 11-E Univarsify Terrace, Columbia. Mn.. 97 .190 Beck. Richard A. 1Jr.l Route 2. Cherry Tree. Pu.. 01. 176 Belden. Robert L.. Jr. lFr.1 611 PennsyEvunla Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., 97, 176 Bell, James F. lFr.1 Box 52, Enolu. Ark. 97' Bell, James Lewis 15r.1 26 Lynnhuven. Dr., Dayton, Ohio, 64 Bell. Karen 1Fr.1 111. 1, Rison.Ar1t.. 97, 142. 194 Bell. Leslie R. 1503311.! 209 Grand. Waxuhuchie, Tax, 8?. 156, 178 Bell, Reta Jeanne ISLII 509 N. Jefferson, Spring Hill. Kum. a4, 11? Bell. Rodney 1Fr.1 1313 N. Griffin. Okmulgee. 01:10.. 97. I41. 175 Belue, Mike 117.1 613 W. Wnshingmn, Osceola. Ark. 01, 168 Hench, Michael L. 1FL1 93215 Nonhpoinr, Dnslns. Tex 97. 167 Benne . Elizabefh J, 1Fr.l Rr. 2. Box 25. Bartlesvdle, 01:111., 97. 180 Bennett, Bruce 1501:1111 Rt. 2, Box 28, Bartlesvllle, 01:10., B9, 171 Bennett. Jame: D. 1Jr.1 Milien, Kon.. 154. Ml Henna . MDViIVl'I K. 1Jr.1 Rt. 6. Muyfie1d, Kun.. BI, 152. 134 Bennan. Rabaccu Paulette 1Jr.1 1312 E. Matket Searcv. Ark.. B1. 189 Senna . Suzanne Rayne ISL! R1. 1, Harrisburg. Ill., b4 Benson. Linda 15r.1 Box 27. Mnnilu. Ark. 37. 50. 64. 163. 187 Benson. Susan Jeanne 1Fr.1 660 Harvey Rd. MEMPHIS. Tenn, 97, 185 Bergman, Kelley M. L. UrJ Box 5. Hollywood. Mo. Berry, Reggie 151.1 313 Virginia 51..W01nu?Rldge,Ar1t.,64, 156, 170 EarryMll, Beverly E. 1501:1111 5 Harding Dr., Seurcy, Ark. Berryhill, Dick 15:11:11.1 5 Harding Dr., Searcy, N11... 217 Berryman. Brenda 1Jr.l 330 N. W. 136111 51., Mdami, Flu.. 80. 187 Bess. Shirley Ann 1.lr.1 3014 Kennedy Dr., McMinnville. Tenn, 81, 186 Bans, Harrie! 1509111 1106 S. Hmrison Rd.. Park Ridge, 111., B9, 193 Bibee. Many FL! 306 Vaughn. Aurora. Calm. 97. 135. 154. 152 Biulby. Dee Lynn 1Fr.1 5549 5. Quincy. Hinsdale. 111., 97. 194 Binagar. Behy Jane lSrJ 432 Curullne. Williammown. W. Va. Binklay. Leona C. 1Jr.1 Rt. 1. Box 1179, Clemmons. N. C., 51, 1'53, 193 Bird. Munhu E. 11:11 4629 Dunn, Memphis. Tenn. 97. 180. 201': Bisbee. Sondra lsaphJ Rr. 1, Searcv, Ark. 89, 185 3151159. Marianne IFr.1 4101 A St, Little Rock. Ark, 97. 134 Black, Dew Sue 150ph.1 Box 128, Spring Hill. Tenn, Black. Jeffrey Lewis 1501311.! 6943 Winchester 51.. Dallas. Tex.. 89. 175 Block, John C. 15013111 5061 Annupohs Ave.. SheNueId. Ala. Black. John M. ISuphJ 927 Grinne1l. Dallas, Tex., 89. 1:10. 135. 144 Black, Margo A. 15013111 6943 W1nchester St. Dallas. Tex, B9. 1513 Black, Nancy D. lSoph.J 3502 5. 92nd, Am. B B2. Lucnmu, Wash. 108 B1ucketer. Cheryl A. lF1.l 422 13111 Ave. N.. Clinion. luwu Blair, Jae EFLJ R1. 2 51. JOE. Ark, 97. 175 Bfuir, Melba Jenn 1509111 224 Scale Anilo Dr., Starkvdle. M151. 89. 18-4 Blakenshup. Jomce lFr.J 3347 Adair Dr., Memphis, Tenn . 108 Blunmn, Michael M. lSr.J 915 E. Marker, Searcv. Ark, Bloomberg. Margaret 1509111 5300 W. Highwaod Dr., Edina, Minn.. 0?, I42. 153, 184 Blue, G1an lFr.1 1123 Olive, Jonesboro. Ark. 97. 174 Blue, Roger 150ph.1 406 E. Moore. Secury, Ark, 81. 167 Boot. Sondra 1SOph.1 Box 418, Cabot. Ark. B9 Baland. lindu F. 1Jr.1 111. 3. Skyline Dr., Seurty. Ark, 103 Bolton. Cindy 1509111 1709 Inwood Blvd.. Garland. Tex.. B9, 192 Bomur. Dian 1Fr.l 4824 Willow Rd., Memphis, Tenn. 97. 154, 189 Bond. Louis Dean ISrJ 20 N. Dierks. Broken Bow, 01110.. 154. 149. 151 Bond, M, Joyce 1Fr.l 20 N. Dierks. Broken Bow. 0111a,, 97. 152, 179 Bone, Judy lFr.I 1406 College.51ungur1. Ark, 97. 1811 Emma . Kay 1Jr.1 R1. 7. Doniphan, Ma., 50, El, 136, 139. 152,157. 161, 186 Booker, Curtis 1Jr.1 606 Bolty, For? Wayne. Ind., 97. 173 Boo1he. Ben B. 1Fr.1 7400 5, Coliege Cirdan F1. Wonh. Ten. 96. 97. 136. 175 Boo'rhe, Cecil H. ISoph.1 Box 420. Bovinu, Tex. Bordelcm. J. Pol 15pec.1 510 N. Main. Searcv. Ark. BastiC. Randall Lcnmie lsnphJ Rt. 1. Box 36, Knox. Ind, 89, I42, 167 Boudra. Runuld Edwin lJrJ 2417 S. Wolfe, Linla Rock, Ark. 7. 51. 167 Bowden. Jake Thomas. Jr. 1Fr,1 Bax 121, Lunoka. Ark. 97. 169 Bowden. Ruben Allen l5r1 Rt. :1, Clarksvllle, Tex 4B. 49. 103 Bowen. John P. 1501311.! 81:11 7, McGehee. Ark. 89. 143. 172 Bawlby, Elizabelh Lucilie 1501211.! 912 W. Second, DeWu't. Ark, 39, 148. 151 Bowman, Putty 150.3111 R1. 1. Manlicello. 1nd.. 415, B9. 140, 141. 144. 147. 190 Boyd. David George 1Snph.1 08 Kingfisher Rd., LeviHnwn. N. Y., 89. 173 Boyd, Diane 1Fr.1 5101 R12, Box 11, Eustis, Flc., 97 Boyd. Katherine UL! 6240 Azalea 128., Pensacalu, Fla.. 81. 156, 191 Boyd, Mike ULI 2629 Lyndhursr, 51. Louis, M0,, 81 Boyle, Joseph H, lJr.1 High 5L, Sag Harbor, N, Y,, 81, 173 Braddock, Jackie lFr,1 Bax 405 Cirde Ave., Kerrv1lle, Ten, 97, 194 Bradford, Eileen Gayle 1Fr.1 1579 5. Forest, Denver, Colo., 97, 154, 186 Bradford, Leah Frances UL! 202 E. Third, Clinton. Ark, 81, 18? Bradley, Frankie June 1Soph.1 RI. 1. Box 134, Shiriey, Ark., 89. 139, 152, 153, 191 Brody. Amhony ESoph.J 614 Mitchell St. Conway. Ark, 89 Brady. Judy IJr.12209 Swaim Circle. Huntsville. A10.. 31. 142. 152. 195 Brody, Peggy Ann 1Fr.1 11026 Whaless, Shreveport, La., 97, 177 Branson, Daniel Andlew lFr.1 R1. 2. Bright REL, Findlay, Ohio, 97 Bmudrick, Pamela 1Fr.1 1106 166111, 3. E., Be1lewe, Wash, 97, 185 Breedan, Bob L. lSr.1 750 McCoy 2d,, Evun5d61e. lawn, 64 Breeden, Bobb1e Sue ISLI 111. 1, Box 119, Tylermwn, Mist... 64 Breedlnve, Dale Evan tFrJ Rf. IB, Bax 825, Indianapolis, Ind., 97, I70 Bressfe, Lunnle CJrJ R1. 1, Bold Knob, Ark Brewer, Carol Ann lSoph.1 Rt. 1, Box 5075, Wafervlief, Mich, 39, 186 Brewer, Dale W. UL! Rt. 1, Box 5075, Watervlier, M1ch., 81, 166 Brewer, Faye Marie UL! Rr. 5, Foley, Ala, 81, 112. 150 Brewer, Roger L 1Fr.l 6729 Macon Rd, Memphis, Tenn., 97, 132, I67 Bridges. Charley K. KFrJ Clover Bend Farms, Alicia, Ark. Bridges. James Darwin 1Fr.1 715 N. Mi1ron Sty. Tuscumbiu. A113,. 97, 173 Br1dges, Jan EFLI Rt, 1, Pcmna, Mo., 97. 187 Bridges, Jim lJr.1 Box 285. Frisk. Tenn. 81, 142. 164 Bridges, Undo 15:11:11.1 885 51. Marie. Florisscnf. Mo 89, 139. 143. 186 Bridges, Mary iSophJ 14 E. Greeview, Rockford. Ill. Bridges. Nancy lFrJ 602 E. Rune, Searcy, Ark., 97, 142, 143, 191 Bridges. Shawn Marie lFr,1 1615 Mulford 128., Rockford. 111.. 97. 186 Brigmun, Kelley M. lJr.1 Ban 5, Hollywood, MD. Bnley, Janice Lea UI'.1 R1. 1, Gen, M1ss., 81, 138, 139 Broadfuar, James Ruben lFrJ R1. 8, Greenevme. Tenn. Brock, Jack T, Uni Box 44, Clarksville, Ark, 31, 170 Brock. Jerry 150131111 4706 N. Frankfort, Tulsa, 01:10.. 89. 175 Broderhuusen. John lJr.l 804 51'. Louis Rd., Collinsville, 111., 31, 171, 200. 204 Brodelhausen. Lela Anne 1FL1 804 St. Louis 1211.. Collinsville, III. 97. 186 Bronson, Billye N. 15:1 Box 372, Harding Coliage, Senrcy. Ark. Bronson, Gene 151.1 86:: 372, Harding College, Seurcy, Ark, 64 Broom. Wendell, Jr. 1301211.! 573 Kuumckani $1., Howai1-Kui, Honolulu. Hawaii. 39, 14?, 174 Brown, Alice M 15L! Box 62, Mount Dora, F111, Brawn, Arch1e E. lJr.I R1. 1. 8r65e1ey. Mo., 81, 165 Brown, Ccsserundiu 1Fr.l R1. 4, Box 165, Pocahontas, Ark, 97, 194 Brown, Donna Joy ISrJ Rt. 4, Box 141, Pcragaufd, Ark, 7, 34, 64, 153, 191 Brown, David PhilFip Ur,1 R1. 1, Box 349, Camden, Ark, 108 Brown, Dennis Neal 150614.! 1101 Marr 3, Pocahontas, Ark., 89, 164 Brown. Gerald C. lJr.I Box 2413 Sonia Ana, C0116, 81. 164 Brown, James E. lSuph.l 18-409 Burnhum, Lansing, III., 89, 163 Brawn.Jc1mes R. 15r.l 1121 Hanna. Grand Blanc. Mich. 64. 163 Brown, Larry DeJan lSophJ Rt. 1, White House, Tenn.. 89. 162 Brown, Lewis C. lSr.1 Gen. DEL, Kenna , Ark, 64. 166 Brown, Lois ISophJ Rt. 2, Searcy, Ark. Brown, Raymond 1Fr.1 Rt, 1, Balls, Tex., 97 Brown, Ruth Anne 15ml 1308 RundaH Dr., Seurcy, Ark, 64. 126, 152, 190 Brown, Shlrlay 11111 8570 E. Le Grand Rd, Mereed, Calif 81 Bruyles. Janet lJr.1 Rf. 1, Alma, Ark, 31, 142, 143. 152, 136 Brubuker, Emerson R. tFrJ 128 Brooks1de Dr., Lmle Rock, Ark., 97, 200 8ru1f. Horace Jr, lJr.1 974 N. M111. Plymouth. Mich 31 Bryan. Panicin Rue lFr.1 R1. 1, Box 165, Maunfain View. Mo.. 97, 193 Bryant. Foylen Lauren iSophJ 5214 San Juan Ava, Jacksonville. Fla., 89. 185 Bryqni, Gory Warren 1PM 5214 San Juan Ave.. JacksonviHe, Flu, 97, 168 Bryant, Thomas D. Uni 717 E. Race, Seurcy, Ark. Bryson, Esther Ru'h 1505311,! 4119 Silbury Rd., R1chmond. Vu., 89, 142, 155, 184 Butch, Michael 1. lSoph,1 Rt. 1. Newton, 1116., 89, I76 Buchanan, Marilyn 1.1121 1867 Gurysville Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn., 81, 186 Buck, David L. ISoph.l 3451 Akron View Dr., Barbermn, Ohio, 39, 166 Buck, John EFr14332 Pearl, Kansas Ciry, Kun.. 97, 162, 206 Buckner, Pamela Jean lFr.l 2559 Riggs Dr., East Point, Gu., 97, 154, I98 Buffington. Sonia 1Fr.1 802 E. Market. Searcv, Ark. 97 Buhler, Max R. 1Fr,1 610 Carroll Dr., Garland. Tex. Bullock. Linda iFrJ 2305 W. 826d, Pine Bluff. Ark. 97. 154. 178 Burdene, Carol Jean lJr.1 R1. 1, Grannis, Ark. 81 Burk. Sandra L. ISDphJ 2143 Pine. Homewood, III., 89, 189 Burkhon, M. Lorraine lFrJ R1. 1. Glen Easton, W. Vex, 97, 152, 153, 177 Burks, Carol Joan iSophJ 603 N. Lecush Seurcy, Ark, 89, 142 Burr. Charles W. 150ph.1 Rt. 1, Pocahontas, Ark., 103 Burrow, Kenneth R. 1FL1 2439 Drexef, Shreveport. La.. 97, 171 Sun, Cherie: EFLJ 557 N. State, Batesville, Ark, 98, 163 Surf, Loqu1rcl Jane lFr.1 Rt. 1, Clinton, Ark, 98, 182 Bush, Thomas Lynn lFr.1 1725 Moss, North little Rock. Ark. 93 Bmler, Dwight lFrJ Rt. 1, Winder , Tex., 98. 169 Bufler, Sharon E1a1ne lJrJ Box 62. Pongburn, Ark. 81 Butferfietd. Louis 15:31:11.1 Box 345, Lurned, Ken, 81. 142. 166 Byers. Carol Ann 150ph.1 B15 5. 1211-1 51., Arkadelphia, Ark 89, 141 Bynag, Elmer F, 1Fr.l R1, 1. Box 2078.8hrevepor1. 1.0.. 98, 152, 173 Byrd,Clif16rd Harding lJr.1 Menifee, Ark, 81, 141, 166 Byrd, David Michael 11:14 Manifee, Ark. 98, I66 Byrd, Linda lSrJ 36 Lakeshme, Little Rock, Ark, 42. 64, 112, 124, 131, 148. 149, 152, 173, 190 C Can. Jeanne 1501:1111 1373 Lakeland Ave.. Lakmvand, 01116, 89. 155. 193 Cain, Juunim 15013111 106 N, Charles 51., Searcy, Ark. Caison. Robert Lee lSophJ Tam: Vi1lage. Rt. 3. Florence. S. C.. 89. 136. 143. 166 Camp, Ann EJr.1 1711 Woodrow 51., Wichita Falls. Tex., 4. 31. 132. 135, 157. 180 306 Camp, Chery! Lewan lFr.l 913 E. Markee, Searcy, Ark. Campbell, Ruben E, lFr.l 2618 Beaumont Ave., Liberty, Tax 98, 143, 169 Cunerdy, H1Ida tFr,1 R1. 6, Florence, Ala., 93, 153. 178 Cannon, John H. lFrJ 425 E, Elm. Prescorr. Ark, 98 Cannon, Linda R. lFrJ Box 412, Duncan, 01:16.. 108 Cape. Barbara ESoph.1 Box 372, West Plains, Ma, 81, 142, 145, 152 Copps. Mary Elizaberh 150ph.l Box 321, Bald Knob, Ark 89 Carder, Mary E. 15pec1 1000 W, Arch, Seurcy, Ark. Carey, Roger UL! 6543 Squy Lune, Annandu1e, Va. Corgel. Diane Ur.1 Newport Rt, Boresville. Ark. 81 Cor1ey, Cafhryn Jana- iFr.J 5616 E1senhowe: Dr., Lawton, Okla, 98 Carison, Carl 150911,! 1485 Bonnier, Memphis, Tenn. Carmen, William Dnnie1 IFL1 R1. 1, Box 1741, Maivern, Ark, 98, 167' Carpem'er, Kaye lJr.1 Box 7, Ash Flat, Ark, 81, 148, 192 Curr, James lFr.1 121 Wesiridge Dr,, Tallahasse, Plan, 96, 9B, 167 Carr, Randy B.1Fr.1 1734 Paula Dr., Champaign, UL. 108 Carrmh, David IJI'.1 Box 44, T0116, Tex., E1, 170 Carter, Alon Ural 101 N, Grand, Searzy, Ark. 81. 151,176 Comer, Barbara lFr.1 Rose Bud, Ark., 98 Comer. Deryl Thomas UrJ 3804 42nd 51.. Lubbock. Tex. Carter, Luvon ISLJ Rt. 2, Box 577, Vuldusfa, Ga 64, 112. 149 Comer. Timothy D. 1.1121 703 Lake 51.. Puragould, Ark. Caruthers, Brenda tFr.1 1238 S. Buvler Ave., 1ndianapol1s. Ind.. 98, 192 Carver, Luuwana lGradJ Buy, Ark. Cosperson. John 1Fr.1 2080 P'me, Des Plaines, ML, 103 Cussetty, Eddie ISrJ 392 Monroe. Chmlesmwn. Ind.. 65 Caudle. Gary Dewayne lFr.1 30 Warwick, Lif'le Rock, Ark, 93. 162 Chambers, James D. I,'Jr,1 200 Susan Ava, Hopkinsville, Ky., 81 Chambers, Muriurle E. lSrJ R1. 5, Cambridge, Ohio Chambers, Mcndne Denise lGradJ Rt, 2, Harrisburg, Ark. Chombliss, P01 iSr.1 3804 Loop Rd, Monrce, L5,. 65. 132. 149. 152, 192 Chombliss, Sharon Ruth EFr.1 1461 Boudousquie 51., MobiIe. Alu., 98 Charmaine, Barry iScphJ 1105 W. Center Ave., Searcy. Ark, 105 Chand1er, Michael 1501311,! 5504 BaseHne 2d,, Little Rock. Ark. Chapman, Jon iSaphJ 11204 Yurkmonf C1rcle, DuHus, Tax, 46, 48. 49, 100,.I 141, 146, 147 Chapman, Randall Clinton lJr.1 259 Rotary Rd., Huntington. W. Va, 81, 168 Cheek, Danna Gayle lJr.1 Box 158. Ullin, III,, 81, 152 Cheek, Lorena Denise 1FLI 80x158, U1Iin, Ill., 98, 132,152 Chewy, Jury D. 1Jr.1 R1. 2, Pucchonhs, Ark. Chessh1r, Jun 156ph.1 1817 Mnnzingn Dr., MagnaHa, Ark, 89, 140, 180 Chesky, Jane E. lSoph.1 1201 N. Fulk, L1H1e Rock, Ark., 89, 141, 143, 157 C111Idvess, Clavan A. lJr.1 Des Arc. Ark, Childress, Janice lFrJ R1. 2, anhamas, Ark., 93. 194 Clinfon, Bob iFr.1 R1. 2, Box 204, S1, Peters, MO, Chisum, D1nah D. 15691-11 1920 Lus Puumas, Port Arthur, Tex.. 29. 89. 194 Chinv, DurreH Leonard ISOphJ 3424 West Park. Houmu, LIL, 89, 140, 141. 164 Choure. Michael Lynn lFr.1 613 5. Ave. D.. Kermit. Tex., 98, 200 Christison. Rnberm lSr.I 101 Lurbie, Deer Lodge, Mont, 136, 138, 139, 142'1 155. 186 Chrisw, Barbara J 15:11:11.1 11 1 E. Marlena 51.. Woodsfiald, Ohio, 89, 142 Chrisly, Peter K. 15L! Rt. 4, W1th, Alienmwn, PCL. 65, 112. Chronisrer, Gayle AniTa CSophJ 18 Greenwoy Dr., Linle Rock, Ark 89. 189 Church, Eluyne lFrJ 333 N. Dnlisnn Dr., Mesa, Ark, 98 Clunfon, Stanley 1Fr.1 201 N. W, G, Bentonville, Ark, 93, 175 Clark, Ann CJrJ 1400 Hillcrest, Searcy, Ark, Clark, Charles l5r.1 R1. 1, Wurrmce, Tenn., 65 C1crk, Cliff lSrJ Box Y, Shelter Island, N. Y. 65, 173, 210. 214, 216 Clark, Giber! L. 1.1r.1 5506 E1u1ne Dr., Lunhom. de 81. 164 Oark. Jen1fer 15013111 2056 N. Shaffer. Orange, Calif., 89, 192 Oath Jerrell Unl Box 253. McRae, Ark. 81. 169 Ciurk, Jim1 Nan 1Fr.1 121. 7. Parogould. Ark.. 98. I94 Clark, R0111 Ellen 1Sr.l 108 '1', S. Oak, Seurcv, Ark. Gary. Norma 1er 2095 Capitol, Warren, M1ch., 65 Clawsan, Suzanne ISL! 251 Bruce, Shrevepon, Lu., 65 C1051, Hilda Louise FL! 906 Sunnyhill, Eearw, Ark. Clay, Peggy 15:11:11.1 Rt. 2, Tuy1or, Ark, 89, 137, 139, 142, 152, 156 Cluy1an,John Wesley 1Fr.1 102 Pine Valley Rd., L1Hle Rock. Ark, 93. 145. 169 Cleary, Mary Anne FL! 70 Scum Rd.. Groton. Cunn. Clements. Paul UrJ 1442 Ann 51.. Montgomery. Ala.. 81. 140. 141. 143 Cleve1and, Anita June 1J!.l 6006 Backlick 126., Springfield, V6,, 81, 150 Cliffon. Darrell W, lFr.1 Wifmont. Ark, 98, 168, 206 Clinger, David Nelson lGradJ 6701 Victoria Ava, Fan Worth. Tex., 110, 152 Clostermun, Lynn 15:31:11.1 905 Hol1yhill Dr., Fun Wayne, Ind., 89, 154, 190 Clo1h1er. Phil lFrJ 100 S, E. 9111, Plainview, TEL, 98, 167 Confes, Garry 5, 150th 1561 Maple Lune, Ellisville, Mo., 89, 168 Cobb, Anna Arlene lFr.l Rt. 1, BIock'on, Iowa, 108 Cobb. Genice Eileen tSoph,1 1023 Park St, RossviHe, 06., 89, 142. 180 Cobb, Reba Marlene 1Fr.1 1023 Park 51., Rossville. 60.. 98, 142, 154. 193 Cobrll, Earl Wayne 1569111 27 Oukview 51., Wurcesier, Man, 89, 152. 166 Coborn. Robert C. Ur.1 520 3rd Ave. N.. Souk Rapids. Minn.. 108 Coffmun. Judy UL! 24:36 Beach muff Rd. Jackson. Term, 32. 81. 135, 190,. 222. 223 Cole. Horl1e David 15:31:11.1 19086 West Rd.. Tlemon, Mich, B9. 142, 172 Coleman, Jon U121 1411 S. Main, Jonesbom, Ark 81 Coleman,.1udy lFr.1 1101 N. McKinley, Chumpuign, ML, 98 Coleman, Willie L. lSopM 2150 Powers Ave., Jackson. Miss., 89, 202, 203, 204, 205 Col1ier, Lnuis Wayne 1Fr.l 1075 S. Universiiy Blvd, Denver, C010,, 143. 155 Coll1ns, Carl lJr.1 1435 S. E. 130111, Poerand, Ora, 31, 176 CollIns, Donald L. 1Jr.1 1104 E. Race, Apr. 21, Searcy. Ark. Collins. L1nzy 1Fr.l 231 South Pine. Fremont. Iowa. 98 Co1l1ns. Martha J. lSoph.1 1901 W. Arch, Searcy. Ark, 90 Coll1ns, M1chael J. 150ph.1 Box 45. Tenahcl. Tax. 108 Co1vin, Naomi 1Fr.1706 W. Georgia. Vivian, 1.0., 98, 142, 177 Columbus. Pony 15ml Box 304 APO. New York, N. Y.. 65, 132. 149. 152, 156, 157. 194 Cone, James T. tSophJ Melbourne, Ark, 90, 171, 206 I 1 Barbalu Ann IFr1 210 E, Academy, Scurry. Ark, 98, 1841 Carolyn 1.1111 1608 W. 151 Ava, Tularosa, N. M,, 81 Donna UL! 1528 E. Pecan, Sherman, Tenn, 81, 130, 141, 155 , Lowell A. lSpecJ 2509 Garfield Ava, Abilena, Tax. 1 , Mary E. 151.1 1010 W, Vine, Seorcv, Ark. 65 W . Rachel Le1gh lFrl RT, 3, Box 41, Tuscumbia, Ala 98 ' Sully lsophl 5121 W. 34111, Lime ROCK Ark. 90. 152,156,179 .1 Charles E. lFr.1 Box 1366, Harding College, Searrv. Arlen 93. 176 1 . Elaine W. lFr.I 1211 W. Vine. Searcy, Ark, 108 '11 - .June lFr,I 121.7. Box 448, Florence. Ala.. 98 - ! ,Kannarh lJrJ 80.11 2205, Texas Ci1v. 1911., 81 - .Mnrllyn 1H! 11?. 1. Bo: 180.6111131hvilie. Ark. 98 - 1'. Mary 0211!: lFr.1 111. 1, Box 177, Griffivhvrlle, Ark , 98 n1. Mary G. 1Fr.1 1409 W. 8111, Carlsbad, N. MN 98 1' 1, Richard N. lSophJ Race 51. Apts., No. 31, Searcv, Ark 90, 144. 176 I' , Sarah S. lGrurH 1706 E. Maura Sh, Seurcv, Ark. -, Glann15r.lb18 S.Je11eraan,Neoshc,Mo.,65, 136, 137, 145, 170 L . Kan W. lEaphJ R1. 4, Seurcy, Ark, 90 150d, Jcrius L. 1Fr.l 3990 Piedmont, Pensacola, F1a., 200, 202, 205 ' and Runny J, 1501111 I 3990 P1edmom, Pensacola. Flu.. 167. 201 1-1 11. Danny 151.1 Box 270. Manlicello. Ark, 65. 137, 150. 173. 21a - . Kenny 1Fr.1 Box 270. Monncelto. Ark., 93, 173, 206 '-1fl11. Gary D. lJr.1 1375 Carler Villa Dr, S. W.. Mfume. 60.. B2. 167 1 , 1 y, Alice June 1Fr.l 1200 Cullen Dr., Bos1rop,-La., 98 1 : mm, Bevedy Mum: lFr.I 242 Purl: 51, Anchorage, Alaska, 08, 142, 154, 179 n. Brenda Pulnciu 1Fr1 Box 324, Kensen, Ark,, 98 . 41, Cauolyn Ann 1Jr.1 Box 26. Erick, Okra , B2, 154, 189 n, lurine Y IFII 80: 324. Kensen. Ark, Phyllis Ann 15:11:11.1 502 N 4111 51., McGehee. Ark, 90 8mm L lGrad I 170:1 E Moore 51., Am. 3, Searcv. Ark. Donn1e tSrJ 1708 E Moore, Searcv, Ark, 2141 Erwin Samuel lFr.1 665 Conuge Donatello, Idaho, 98. 173, 206 Gary lee 15013111540 hall 51 , Marseilles. 111.. 90 Mary Elizabelh IFIJ 504 Braden, Jacksonvalle, Ark 98 ,Churles 151.1 212 S. Cove Lune. Panama, Fla. o, Ronnie Mack 1H1 3100 Drake Ave. S. W.. Hunfswlle, Ala., 98. 142, 174 on, Thomas Ward lFr.1 Box 5, Luvelndy, Tex, 98 Carolyn Ann :Jrl 16 Flanlenoc Place, Godfrey, Ill., 82, 177 , Kay lFr,1 212 N. Dean, Gladewuter, Tex., 98. 184 1Wayne 151.1 6813 HighmHl Ave. N. W., MossHlnn, Ohio, 65, 137, 152, 73 -1n,Cyn1h1a H, lFrJ 1603 Willlcxmsburg, Rd., P11fsburgh. Pa 98, 149, 158 10rd. Danna 1Jr.1 3318 Bowen A149,. Memphis. Term. 82. 179 2-113. Jim 111.1 Slam: Hausa Rd.. Wes1 Millingtan. N. J.. 90. 210. 211. 214. ow. 391111 A. 1Sr.1 RI, 2, Rutherfcld, Tenn. 65. 137.139. 155 . Murlha lomse ISr1 320 Waverly, Bartlesville. Okla.. 65, 152 .Glanna K. 15013111 F1 1, McRoc, Ark. 90 ,Curol J. 15:11:11! 1208 Ashland Ave., Wilmette, III,, 90, 135 . 115, Karen L. 1Jr1 3992 W Eastern Ave., Denver. Colo., 82, 130. 132 . David Cums lFrJ R1. 7, Box 97, Oxford, Alu., 98, 135, I48, 170 Ily, Edward M 1FL1 RI 1, Roland, Ark. :11. Shelby 1?. 1.17.1 8011 267. Hickow Ridge, Ark, 108 , Damon Griffin lFr,1 9415 Elmhurst, Plymouth, Mich, 98, 162 THN N. 150p?! I 9415 Elmlwrsr. Plymomh, Mich, 90, 162 . Judll'h 0.11M 4939 Ruchvllle. Dr.. Caman, Ohio. 108 . Gltndu J. lFr,1 Box 1525. Hovnasvilie. 10., 98 -. Mary B. lSophJ R! 2, Box 42, Magnolia, Ark, 90, 179 Pulricia Dawn ISop11.1 100 W, Harding 51.. Morrilton, Ark, 90. 194 nth, lurry lJrI Box 853, Hurdmg College, Searcv, Ark, 82, 168 Ian, Ronald E, IJIJ 605 Purl: Ava, Seurcy, Ark, 82 19111121111um L. iJrJ 36 Gleanwuy Dr,. Little Rock, A111,, 65, 127, 143, 149, cludga, Carol F 15019111 1001 W, Charles 51., Oelwein. fawn. 82 Ines, Rlchurd 0. 15013111 7920 W. Palms. Palms Park, Ill. Inabam, Walter T, IJrJ 401 W, Measure 51.. Seurw. Ark. . Verna N. 1.11.1 9 Eugenslrasse, Ludwigsburg, Germany, 90, 137 5119911 M 151.1 686 Chrisly Rd.. Sharon. P0,. 85 .131: 0.1Jr.1711 Murk2151.,Seurcy, Ark,82,136,152, 176 1,,M1C1'IOI1WJSL1 1731 E 11111. Puebla, Cole. 65, 214 Shlrlly B. lJr.1R1.41Waynesboro Tenn hEGIEI'Hwe lSr.1 RI. Judmniu, Ark 1561 1 Jim 6, lJrJ 6 Crogrlnur Village, Colorado Springs, Colo., 66 John Albun WM 5107 Chelsea Dr, Madison, Term, 98, 136, 169 Java 1. FL! 2765 Kennedy, L'Iverrnore, Calif.. 98, 182 .Wm W. 1Jr.1 508 West Hillsboro. El Dorado. Ark. 52. 163 ,.. .Hony P. lFrJ RI. 2. Cufumbiu, Tenn. 'lyndulw. 1.1131111 4 Ruasellville.Ar1:.B2,133,175.195 ash. H. lFr.l Rt 4 Box 312, Benton, Ark, 93 17:1 Donald K. M 7543 Brunicovn Circle, Dallas, Tex. ., B2, 175 Jim M. Uni 2310 Popular 51., Montgomery. Am, 82 1 ,Willinm F. lFrJ 713 E. Market, Searty, Ark, 99, 164 - . ,.S11uron K. lFrJ 229 Clem 51., Ma1vern, Ark. 99 . Kim Anne 1Fr.1 Pt. 2 801: 85. WhirewrighT.Tax..99, 141 NBHWL- 1511111 4. Box 43,Vuldusfu,Gu..66.112. 152. 133 ,RanuIdW.ISoph.1R1.A Yallville, Ar1:., 90 . 011!le 15M 1440 E Lytla. Mur1reasbaro. Tenn. - Juffmy N. 1Fr.1 3705 Memorial Parkway, Hunlele, Ala 99 Ghetto: Mun lFr.1 Box 1 12, Bald Knob. Ark. 108 19mm H. 1.14 Rm: 123, Spring Hlll, Tenn... 32. 170 '5. 14.1.1121 Box 163, Cardwe1l. Mm, 112 H. 1.11.1 1300 Tulip Ave.. Scurry, Ark. Davis, James H 1Jr.1 300 Linle John Trail, Hot Springs, Ark. 201, 204 Davis, James W, lFrJ 51h Ava, Fayettevllre, 191111 , 99. 167 Davis, Joel BaHun lFr.1 7100 Culver, F1. Worth, Ten, 99, 141 Davis, Kirk W 1R1 Lemma, Mn, 99, 150 Davfs, Marcus 0. Ur.1 2111 Abbot? Momn Ed.. Nashville, Tenn. .82. 164 Dams, Mary J. 1ScphJ 1007 S. H1115boro, El Damdo. Ark 90, 150. 178 Davis, Mary D, lSr.l R1. 2, Box 27. Kennett, Mo.. 62. 66. 130, 141. 1:12. 192 Davis, Nancy 0. 1Fr.l 2138 E. Elm. Springfield, Mo. Davis. Richard C. 1Fr.1 201 Healon Ave., Davlon, 01110. 99. 144 Davis, Sammie 5. 15012111 2 Washingwn, W1lson. A1k..?0. 178 Davidson. Sandra E. 1501:1111 Rt, 1, Box 245A, Blylhewnod, 5. C., 90, 156, 186 Dawson, Duvld A. 1Fr.1703 N, Churfes, Seurcy, Ark, 99, 142, 144, 145, 156 Dawson, Franklin W. lJr.1 513 w. Apache, Marlow, Okla 82 Dawson, Zelda G. 1Snph.l 708 N. Charles, Searcv, Ark, 90 Deccan, Shuren A. tSrJ Rt. 2, Box 354, Waverly, 01110,, 66. 153 Daukln. Thomas F. 1Fr.1 Thomasboro, lll.. 108. 719 Deal, James 12. 15:11:11.1 1020 S. Division. 81341119111113. Alk. Deal. Linda K. 1Fr.1 C. C. 4. Harrison, Ark. 99 Dean. Billv R. lFr.l 501: 39B. GiFrner. Ten. 99. 142, 143, 147 Dean, Thudu K. lJr.1 309 N. 34, Muskogee, Okla,. 82, 142, 152, 155, 181 222. 223 Deuson, Donna 5. 1Fr.1522 N. Secund, Rogers, Ark , 99, 142. 182 Deny, Shary1 L. lJr.I 614 E. Central, Benmnville, Ark. Debusk, Lnnda C. 1H1 8095 Missouri, Springheld, Mo., 99 Defoor, Llndo F. 1Fr,1 160 Harding, Mumllnn, Ark, 09, 187 091cm, Eugene R. lFr.1 R1. 1, Rudy, Ark, '30, 162, 200 DeLong. Lana J. 150ph,1 100 S. Turner. Seorcv. Alla. 90, 137. 148, 152. 15- 155. 156, 1 B2 Dempsey. John C 1Fr.l 2105 Senulor, Texarkana, Ark, 99, 153 Dempsey. William A. Ur.1 2105 Senator. Texarkann, Ark, 82, 151, 1153 Dennis. James E. lJr.1 3618 Gmewood, Memphis. Tenn. 5. 82 Dennison. Beny Jean 1Fr.1 3587 001lcs, Warren, Mich. Dennison, William P. 1Fr.1 Lnuiswl'le, Kv.. 09 DeVuney, Charles W. lJr.1 509 N Indmn $1.. Tuscumbiu, Alon 82. 154. 167 DeWcodv, Linda J. 1Jr,1 Box 381, R1 1,Cnmden, Ark. 82, 177 Dezier, Rodger R Ur.1 Box 452, Forrest, Ill. D1ckay, Teresa D. 1Fr.1 5808 Berkeley, Berkeley, M0,, 99 Diles, Bill G. 1Grud,1 107 W. Lincoln, Searcy, Ark 011es, Jimmy D. 1Fr.1Williforcl, Ark.. 99 D1II1'n. Susie MurIe lFrJ Rt. 1, Searcy. Ark, 99 Dill1nger. Davld O. lFrJ 901 Jasephine.Newpor1.Ark,. 9?. 172 Dismuke, lindu A. 1.0.1 306 N. Center, Lonoke, Ark. 82, 153 Dltsleur. Rose A. lSrJ 4 Mason Cour1, Delaware. 01110, 66, 152, 189 Dixon, Don V. 1501:1111 Married Sludenr'a Apex, Seurcv, Ark, 201, 203, 205 Dixon, Lynn 5. 1Fr.1 B11 Dill, Newpor1,Ark,, 99, 142, 170 13111011, Ph111p 11. 1Sr,1 311 Dill, Newpan. Ark, 62. 60, 125, 140, In! Dixun, Ralph T. 1Fr.1 R1. 3, Box 4!, Parfaqevilla, Mo, 99, 173 Danlay, Karen L. 151,180 2, Box 162, Ellzubem, Pa 50, 66, 171, 184 Dooley, Dione F. IFr.1 706 Herrick, BanlesviHe, Okla, 09 Dopps, Fred P. tJr,1 225 N. Boehr, Wuchulo, Kan , 82, 172 Douglas. Dole E. 150p11.1 4293 Cherrydare, Memph-s. Tenn., 90. 150. 164 Douglas, Thomas A. 1J1-1 608 N. Russell. Champaign. III. Dcwdey, Nancy E. MM 1300 S. W, 18. Blrmmgham, A1c1.. 82, 12.9, 142. 15 Dowdy. James F. lFrJ Box 136. Mend1anville. A111,, 99. 142. 174 Dawning, Maribem lSr.1 2204 Park Ave., Monroe, Lu , 66, 177 Drake, Michael .1. EFLI 34953 Glover, Wayne, M1:h., 99, 142, 170 Driver, Jessie F. lJr.l R1. 3, Corinth, M155 82, 139, 152 Driver, Mickey A. lSnphfI Box 153, 511-1011111112, Tenn , 90, 1415, 143, 149, 173 Drummond. Susan C. 15091-14 708 Glendale. 54:1th Charleslon. W. Va,. 108, 154 Dubais, Fred Lynn UL: 4 N. Shore Terlute, Dunwlte. 111., 82 Dudley, W1llium 1.. tSuphJ Box 185, Manama, Ark. 90. 147.,172 Duer, Donna L. lSopM 1303 Racky Brook 11d, Dpellku, Ala, 170, 177, 192 Dulley, Phillip .1. 1Fr.1512 N. Van, Sacra, Ark. Duncan, Jimmy W. 1Fv.1 Mnrr1ed Svudems A915,, BuifdMg 2, Am. 16, Searcy, Ark 99 Duncan, Nenu R 1Jr,1 1110 E. Mame. Searcv. Ark 32 Duncan, Thomas M, iSophJ 1110 E. Race. Secrcv, Ark. 142 Dunn, Linda R. Ur.1 Box 724. Harding College. Searcv, Ark. 52. 1715 Dunn, Steve E, UL! Box 724, Harding Cnllege, Seurcy, Ark, 156, 176 Durham. Merle G. 1Fr.l R1. 8, Winn1ield, Lu . ?9. 130. 166 1,154,164 Eagleman, Sharon L. 1Fr.1 Moody, Ma, VD Easferling, Gary E. 1Soph.1 Box 245, Hunuvllle, Ark, 90, 168 Easterling, Jackie lFr.1 Box 1034, Harding College. Secrcv, Ark. 108 Edringlon, Max M. UrJ RS. 7, Paragould, Ark, 32, 174 Eds1er, Beny l. IFrJ R1. 2, lowe1l, AIL, 142. 155 Edwards. George lFrJ 9415 Redondo. Dolfas, Tex 99. 144, 145, 170 Efdridge, Allan R. 1Jr.1 804 Penning, Wood River. 111.. 82, 136, 169, 177 Ellingwood, Kenneth E. IJrJ 211 MIIlside, F1. Wayne. Ind., 33, 210. 211, 214 E11100. David T, tSophJ 515 N. 2nd 51,, Nashville. Ark. 00. 170 Wis, Jlmrny D. EJrJ R9. 1, Mane , Mo . 3? Ellis, Morris R. 15M 11?, I, Mane , Mo., 615, 146 Emmerich. A1910 qu R1, 1, Haughron. 15,, 32 Engfond, Carol J. 15:21 121. 2, Lyles, Tenn, 65, 195 Ensmlnger, Gunilda th.l U.S.A.R.U, A, 801: 7025, APO, San Francisco, CuliF., 99 189 Eoff. Larry L. lSr,1 3255 Mimosa Park, F1, Worth, Talk, 67, 136, 174 Epps, Mary 0. 15r.l Judsonla, Ark. Erickson. Robed C. Ur.1 338 Korman. Mussillon, 01110, 33. 82. 173. 210. 211 Ersane, Barry G, 15r.1 Ba: 82, Cheslar Depof, V1,, 157. 169 Erwin. Judy Kay 1Jr.1 44G Hanbee. R1chardson, Tan. 82. 193 Eihlidge, Patricia A. lFr.J 2419 Virginia Blvd., Huntsville, Ala,, 09, 193 Evans, Judith L. IFrJ 21155 Aqullu Ave., Minneumfis, Mlnn. Evans. Mickev 0. 1Fr.1 Rr, 1, Greenwuv. Ark. 99, 173, 206 307 F Fain. Gary A. 1Fr.1 3916 Vunane Lane. DaHas, Tex. Fain. HoHam N. 1.1r.1 3916 Vunerle. Dulfns, Ten, 82 Fclrley. 1311119 B. 15 1- Boar 6. Rector, Ark. 67 Falwell. Dennis A ISoph 1 5107 Greenwuy. N. Little Rock. Alk. 90. 169 Form, Glandell R 15ml 456 5. 41h 51.. Caseyville, Ill., 67. 136. 142 Farley. Cynlhlu D, 1Fr.I 1500 Cangesburv Circ1e. Fr, Worm. Tex.. 99. 143. 181 Farley. Suscm June 1FL1 230 Redbud. Columbia. 5. C. 99. 143 Farmer. Annabel L 150ph.1 80:1 414. Terrell. Tex.. 90. 154. 180 Farr. lyle L. MM 510 W. M11 51.. Fcirview. Mont. 32, 161 Farrell. Pumefo D 1Jr.1 Box 550. Grove. Okla 90 Farris. Dagmar C. 1Spec.1 R1. 1. Searcv. Ark. Farrow, Terry W. 1Fr.I 1826 Perryville Rd.. Cape Girardeau. M0,, 119. 101 Fnulk. David Lloyd lJr.1 515 Van. Seutcv, Ark... 82 Fuyene. Lynne C. 1Fr.I 2516 Man. New Orleans, Lu.. 99 FaNing. Diana 1.. 1Jr1 132 Talry 51..Sn13111h: Beach. Fish. 62 Felici. Nancy L. lSuphJ 241B Wurwaud Ava. Wheeling. W. Va., 90, 188 Fen1ey..1eun A. 1Fr.14315 5. 315114 Ava. Phoenix Ariz.. 108 Fen!ey.Judi1h G, 1Fr1 4815 S. 34111 Ave. Phoenix, Ar1z., 99. 155 Fenske, Jack E. lJr,I Box 606. Sunal, Nebr.. 82 Ferguson. Linda F. 1501311,: 904 Race Sr. Thayer. Mo.. 90. 191 Fawafl. Aileen K. 15:11 1102 N. Folk 51.. Amarillo. Tex.. 67 Fields. Carol A. 1Frl 216 Hemlock $1.. Broamfield. Cola. 99. I42 FIeldS. William D. 1Jr1 431 Jackson 51.. Bedfcud. Incl. 82. 150 Finch. 05ch K. 1Fr1 2101 Lee, N. Llnle Rock, Ark 09. 200 Puncher. Yvonne A, 11L! Box 452. Elizabethtown, Ky. 7. E2. 132, 152. 195 Fnlzpahitk. Richard 1501311.! 701 Copilu' S. W,. Battle Creek, Mich. 90. 148. 14? Flippen, Billy T. 15:31:11.1 R1. 4. Union City, Tenn. 90. 162. 201 Flippin. Jean Ur! R1. 3. Tohoku. Texq 103 Flippen, Peggy J 15:1 1010 Oak Ave.. S1erling,111.. 108 Flowers. Jerry W. 1Fr.I R1, 5, Box 539. Nakhez. M155.. 9?. 173 Floyd. Ben IFIJ RI, 2. Box 37. Spiro. Okla. Fucks. Penny L 1501:1111 285 Key largo Dr.. Ti1usville. Flo.. 90. 139. 147, 156. 191 Fang. Nelson C. 15r-1 B TSUH Yuen 51.. SIF. Happy Valley. Hong Kong, China. 67. 51 , 1 52 Farcey. Chrisiinu M, 1Fr.I Sparta. Mo. Ford. Frances F. lFr1 R1. 1. Grifthvilla. Ark. 99 Ford. James A. 150p1'1 1 R1. 1. Meufurd. Ontario. Canada. 90. Ibb Ford, Karen 5. Url 1897 Beverly. Berkley. Mich.. B2. 139 Ford. Martha 5. lsophj 915 Royal Ave.. Evansville. Ind.. 90. 193 Ford. Robert Morris 1.1r.1 1897 Beverly Blvd. Berkley, Mich. 157, 169 Forgery, Chrishna M. 1Fr1 R1. 1. Suurfa. Mo. Forrest Linda K. 15013111 211 W. Bennet. Morr1ltan. Ark, 90. 137. 156. 135 Forsythe. Wil1iom H. 1Jr1 1112 Frunrel. Me'airie. La.. 67. 142. 170. 214 Former. Linda .1. 150ph.1 359 W. Morgan. Spencer. 1nd . 90. 155. 195 Foster. Gordon T. 15r 1 212 Bynum, Scohsbnro, A111,. 67 Fouss, Dougias B. ULI 717 Middle 51.. 391019;, Ohio Fowler. C. Alw'n UN 1318 Morrison. Yuma. Ariz.. B2. 171 Fowlnr. Frank W. 1Fr.1 4037 anke1. Memphis. Tenn. 99, 173 Fox, John Hurry UN 50? Lunmsler Ave.. Chanunaogu. Tenn, 00. 164 Framplon. Michael E. 150ph.1702 Center. Searcv. Ark. 82. I35, 175 Framplon. Pam M. 1.1r.1 702 E. Cemet. Seulcy. Ark. 82 Frank. Gary 1.. 1Scph1 111 4, Rollo. Mo.. 90. 171 FfUZIET. George C. ISuphJ 627 E. Oak, Jonesboro. Ark. 90. 171. 206, 207. 208, 209 Frazier. John C. HM 1204 Munroe. Iduhei. 01:10., 82. 169 Frazier, Sheila D, lFr,1 RI. 1. Box 818, Benlon. Ark. 99, 189 Frabel. Sylvia 1.1121 1905 N. W. 12911: 51.. M16011, 1:10., 82. 152. 195 Frederick. Constance E. Fr 1 919 Prestonsburg 51.. West Liberw. Ky, 149 Frederick, James D Url 919 Presmnsburg 51.. West Liberry, Ky.. 82, 174 Fveeman. George D. 1Fr.I 8617 Barber. N. Lmle Rock. Ark. 99. 147. 1157 Freeman. Hugh P. 1JI.1 615 Maple, Natchez. Miss. 32, 142 Freeman. Johmw C. 15:01:11.1 2945 6001211211 Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 90. 14B. 1661 Freeman. Purriciu 1Fr.I 8155 Tunney. Resedn. COHE, 9?. 180 Freeze. Sharla D. 1Fr.1 R1. 1. Box 349. Florence, Ala., 99, 182 Freppan, Eva O. UrJ Bald Knob, Ark, Friday. Ronald G. 1Fr.1 Lochesburg, Ark. 99, 176 Fros'. Undo C. IFRJ R1. 2. Box 291, Nashville. Ark. 108. 142 Fuller. Andrew G. 15:35:11.1 635 Robinsonshrevepom 1.0.. BE. 90. 145. 171 Fuller. Hurry L 1Fr.I Rr. 1. Trinity. Ala.. 99. 163 Fuller, Ray 1.. 1Fr1 111. 1. Searcy. Ada. 217 Furgeson. Llnda C. 1Fr.I 6130 Sul Ross, Dulles, Team. 99. 150 G Garble. Cynlhiu K, 1Fr.I RI. 3. Barre. Var. Gobler. James M. 15:1 Box 7175, Longview. Tax 67. 112. 1.51. 163 Galvan. Michael 5. 1Fr1 I3150 Rockville Rd., 1ndlanupolis, Ind. Galyeun, Karen K. 1Jr.1 701? E1110 Grams, N. Mex.. B2. 148, 182 Gombrel'. Emily 1Ft1 Box 1543. Ashevine. N. C, ?9. 142. 195 Gansner. Carol ISLI 508 Autumn, Collinsvilla. III.. 67. 152 Gonsner. Kay 1Fr.1 508 Autumn. Collinsville. 111.. 100, 191 Gardner. Jack 1Fr.I Box 387, Glenwood. Ark. 100. 162 Gardner. James 1Fr.1 Eiggers, Ark. Gmdner. James W 15r.1 1242 Adams. Sallnus. Calif.. 82. 170 Garlack. Arum lSophJ ?24 Brewer St. Memphis. Tenn,. 90. 138 Garner. Frances ISophJ 414 Laws 51., Leesburg. Flu., 90 Gamer. James C. 15:01:11.1 111. 3. FuyeHelee. Gu., 90. 171 Gamer. J1mrnv R. 15r1 313 N. MesquHe. Carlsbad. N. M., 67 Gone . Dana 1Jr.1 1605 N. Roberson. Conroe. Tan. 83. lot: Garrett, Pamela 1501:1111 1605 N. Roberson, Conroe, Ten, 90. 183 Gunman. Puu1 1Fr.I 9414 Col. Glenn Rd.. Liitle Ruck, Ark. 100. 166 Gay, Cheryl A. 15d 111. 1. Nuuroo. Ala., 67 Gear. Elizobmh 1Fr.I Heidar Rd.. Fairview. Pa.. 100. 191 George, Robert F. 1Fr.I 11524 Eamon Rd.. Bossier Ciw. Lu.. 100. 173 308 Geulin. Horace K. 15r.1 R1. 4. Bax 788. Benton. Ark. 67. 151. 173 Gibbs. Ronald L 151.1 730 Monfview Dr. Escondido, C0111 67. 148. 149. 1615'. Gibsnn. Hugh H. ISophJ 211 5. Raplor. Onotqa. III. Glbson. Robert D. 15r.1 6118 Lynnhqven. Lubbock. Team. 67. 176 Giddings. Edward F 1Fr.I 3304 Esrelleler, 5:1verspnng. Mu. Giffin. Noel 1F:.1 924 Ens! 2nd 51.. Dumas. Ten. 100. 174 Gifford. Carey J. 1Fr.I 1743 E. Oregon. Phnenix. Ariz.. 100, 167 GilerP. Ehece 1Fl.1 5814 Lona Dr , Alexandria. Va . 100, 191 Gilbert Ernie R. lSophJ 2'04 Hawthrone. Belrun. Mo., 90, 1159 Giles. Vicki L. 1Fr.I 7369 Andrews. Edwards. Cahi. 100. 192 Gillean, Emma L. iSuph.1 Box 64. Delaplaine. Auk. 90. 190 Gillenwmers. Richard 1Fr.1 1805 Valley Rd . Springfield. Mo. GilleH. Linda Ann 1Fr.I 317 N. W. 80111 51.. Oklahoma Clvv. 01:111.. 108 Gilliam. Dorothy 15pec.1 5 Magno1iu Dr.. Searcv. Ark. Gingerlch, John E. 1Fr.1 R1. 2, Valparaiso. Ind.. 100. 169 Gingrich, Martha L 1Fr.I Morrilton. Ark, 100. 187 Gipsah. Karen W. ISophJ 1.210110, Ark. Glasgow, Pairiciu B. :Fr.1 1 11 Mama Lune. Hickarn AFB. Hawaii, 100 Gfusgow. Roger M. 15:11:11.1 111 Mama Lane. chkam AFB. Hawaii. 90 Glass. James K. 1Jr.1 3123 Curiis. Memphis. Tenn. 83, 174. 196, 197, 201, 204. 205 Glass. Richard W. 15012111 259 Morton Rd.. Columbus. Ohio. 90, 150, 166 G1enn. J. Philip 1Jr.1 1442 A Chestnut 51.. B1v1hevilla, Ark. Goe'rz. Judy A. 1Fr.1 619 Ronnie Rd . Madison. Term. 100. 195 Golden. A11en 11. 1Fr.1 Gen. 091., Athens. Ark. 100 Gonzu1es, Jo Anna 1Fr.I Rt, 1. Box 89. Aldvua. Flu.. 100, 142. 192 Gooch. Charlie P. 15r,l Hernando. M1551. 67 Goude, Ellis E. 159ph.1 R1. 2. Alamo. Term, 90, 174 Goadin. Bil! H. 1Fr.I 179 Ross, Buresvnlfe. Ark. 100. 174 Gore. Benny D. 15r.1 405 Speedway. Trumann. Avk. 6055. Ron L. ISDph.1 309 Cleurview DL. Pfeusnnl Hill. Ma. 91. 162, 206 Gowen. James R. 150ph.1 Box 22. Dario. Ark. anen, Sharon K. 1Jr.1 Box 22. Dana, Ark. 83. 135,139.141 Gruddy. Brenda J. lSoph.1 1908 W. 41 51.. Tulsa. 01115.. 91, 182 Grady. Frances Lynn fSoph l 3910 Applinq 126.. Memphis. Tenn. 109 Grady. Jahn H. ISophJ Race Sf. Ants, Apt. 17. Scurry. Ark, Grady. Robbie Venn 1Jr.1 Apr. 17, Race 51. Seurcv. Ark. 83, 180 Graham. James F. 1Fr.1 Box 5. Greenbrier. Ark. 100 Grundf, Peggy J. 1Sr.1 5520 CuH'onwaod, MempMs, Tenn. 67. 190 Gram. William W. 15r.1 19 Maple Ave.. Mendhum, N. J.. 68. 151. 169 Graves. P0113: J1 1$r.1 1305 S. Alpme Rd.. Rockford. 111.. 68. 70 Gray. Lenora Sue 1Fr.1 5605 N. W. SB 10111 St. Ok1uhomu City. Okla. 100 Gray. Susan E. 15012111 309 N. Cedar. Little Rock. Ark. 91. 179 Green, Gary R. 1Fr.1716 N. Main. Bentonvilla. Ark. 100. 163 Green. James E. 15051114 2104 Mahcsa. Vuldosm. 60.. 140. 141. 132 Green. Roger 1Jr.1 Box 695, Hickory Ridge. A111,, 83 Green. Rahul'd G. 1Fr.I 213 Frieda. H01 Springs. Ark. 100. 162 - Green. Sandra B. 150ph.1 1735 Indian Boundary Rd. Chesterton, lnd.. 91.1 153. 166. 191 Green. Sandra L. 1Jr.1 111. 1. Box 75. Newton. Miss. GIeene. Karen L. 1Fr.1 721 Burton. Benton. Ark. 100. 184 Greene. Roy Rogers 1509111 225 Ash St. Hickory Ridge. Ark. Greenway. Lynn M. 1Fr.I 515 W. Hunt. Puragould. Ark. 100. 142 Gteenwuy. Nylu J. 1509M 515 W. Hum. Puragoufd. Ark.. 91. 142. 154. 156 Greer. Donald L lJl.1 5205 Mayfair Ava, Channnmqu, Tenn. 53. 152. 165, Greer, T. Sue Nell 1Fr.I 305 LuViaw. Bald Knob, Ark. Gregory. Dee Sue ISophJ R1. 1. Lorenzo. Tex, Gregory, Sheila 1Fr.I Box 429. anlrnp. La. A Griffin. Marilyn A. ISrJ 1015 E. San Mlguul. Colorado Springs. CoTo.. 68. 1 155. 157. 136 Griffin. Mirhuel 1. 15013171 510 S. Evandule, Poplar Muff. Mo.. 91. 172 . Griffin. Philip W. lJr.1 219 Chapel Ave Nashville. Tenn. E3. 173. 210. 5. 214. 215 Griffith. Brenda Swarm 1Jr.l Rt. 2. Hiram. 6a.. 152 Griffith. Gwen S. lFr.1 813 Beatrice. Thuyer. Mo, 91. 142. 186 Griffith, Larry D. 1Jr.1 R1. 1, Thayer. Mn. 53 140. 141. 143. 152,175. 178 Griffith, Thomas 1?. 1Fr.1 112 Alvin 51., East Peor1o. 111.. 100. 175 Gr1ffiths. Thomas F. lSoph.1 3058 N. Waikins. Memphls. Tenn.. 91. 163 Gr1mes. Bane 1. 15r.1 405 N. Doug1as. Molden, Mo. Grogan. Ruth A. 1Fr.I 14-06 Lawndale. Pleusqn' H111. M0,. 100, 142. 193 Grove. Guy D. Ur.1 38 Harmony Dr.. Conemaugh. Pu.. 83. 152, 169 Groves. Frank L. 150ph.1 Box 271. Searcv. Ark. 101? Guinn. Gary M. 1Fr.I 810 S. Maxwell. S11oum Springs. Ark. 100. 167, 217 Gunn. Cli1fard L. IJr.1 R1. 1. Alma. Ark. 33. 142. I48. 151. 175 Gunn. Parker L. 1Jr.1 5210 Roselund DL. West Helena. Ark 83. 166 . Gunselmun. Char1es D. 15:31:11.1 G-C Gilmom. Quezon City. Philippinu Islands. 143, 172 Gurganus, lynerre G. lSoph.1 4277 Amber, Memphis. Tenn., 109. 132 Hagler. Lou N. 1Fr.I Cherry Vo1lev. Ark. 109 Haguewood. E1115 15L! 1471 Robin Hood 1.11.. Memphis. Tenn.. TOE HuIey. Betty A. lSrJ Americana Mowr Inn. Batesville. Ark. 68. 195 Hall. Margarer E. 1501311.! 900 W. Vine SI'.. Saurcv. Ark. Hall. Doyce M. 1Fr.I Rt. 3. Box 87. Conway. Ark. Hull. Marlene 1.1M RT. 1, Alma. Ark. 83, 142. 156,190 H011. Suzanne 1Jr.1 3200 Whilahuil REL, Columbia. 5. C.. 35. BS. 190 Hal1, Richuni D. IJr.1 Box 1417, Newark. Ark 83. 17b Hu11imnr8. M1c1'lael K. 1Suph.1 Box 1105, Harding College. Scurry. Ark, 91.1 175 Hum, Nancy Corof 1Jr.l Box 25. Sh1lley, Ark, 83. 142, 15:1, 184 Hamilton. Harald G. 1Fr.1 R1. 1, Box 242. Plymouth. 1nd.. 100 Homilfon, Karen S. 11r.1 1929 6111 51., Madison. 111.. 33. 143. 177 Hamilton. Paula J. 1Fr.I 215 51ephenson, Hurrlson, Ark. 109 Hamlin. Bruce E. ESaphJ 148 8111 59.. Selmer. Tenn. Hammond. Margaret L. 1Fr.1 RI. 1. McRue, Ark, 100, 154 ,Jlmmy H. 1Sr.l Rt. 1, Lewisville, Ark, 68, 149. 151 n. Suzanne 1Fr.1 3235 Junior Place. Shreveport, Lu., 109 , Linda 15:31:11.1 2905 Marshall. Rockford, III., 91, 193 n61uy,Vlvian D. ISrJ 704 Flne 51,, Coming. Ark, 68 k1nl,Junu L 1Saph.1 2646 5. Caluhnu. Springfield, Mu., 91. 94, 147. 190 - ' man, Dean R. lJr.1 Box 151, Carlisle, Pu. -. Travers 0. 111 15M 7209 Carol Ln., Falls Church. Va. 68. 170 nah, Jim G. 15:1 1520 Dechurd, Van Buren, Ark, 68. 14?. 14:1. 164 .. , Leia Sue 1509M RT. 1, Box 298, Monroe, Om, 91 W .John 1., 1M Box 307, Forbes, Minn, as, 136, m Jn, Donna UrJ R1. 1, Arbyrd, M0,, 8:1 +v - n Juno 5. 15M RT. 1. Judsoniu. A'k. . - - . Shphen R. 1Fr.1 729 N. Main, Jacksonville, 111., 100. 170 4 ,Lindc 5. lFr.1 Box 841. Duingerfie1d,Tex.. 100. 178 -1I, Patricia A. lFrJ 4101 Children, Ft Worth, Tex.I 100, 182 5 - - , Carrot! 5. 1Jr.1 1310 Spring St, Poplar Bluff, Mo. on, Stephen 0. 15090-1 1505 Edgewood Circle. Malvem, Ark 91. 167 - r,1.oran E. 1Jr.1 2620 Cornell, Law'on, Okla.. 83 19. Rnbarf L. 15r.1 Rt. 1, Success, Ark. 68, I68 I .1 1-1,Jerry 5. ISDphJ RI. 4, Troy. Mu. 100.172 ' . Larry Ray 15r.1 6509 Langwood. Linle Rock. Ark. l. Larry W. 15L! 102 N. Locust, Seotcy, Ark, 68 I, Michael S. ISoph 1 6509 Longwood, Linle Rodc, Ark. . ;, Winston V. 15:31:11,! 10423 Jefferson Hwy.. Bmon Rouge, Lu., 91. 170 1 - , Teddilynn 1Fr.1 4708 Holiday Ln . W.. Ft. Worth, Tex. 100, 138. 185 7 Marilyn F. 1151.1 111 1. Box 8?. Transylvamu. Lo. 5. Janene lFrJ 926 E. Market Searcy, Ark, 96, 100, 139, 153. 180 - -, Mlered A. 1Fr.1 R1, 2, Box 156. Chunchu1a, Ala.. 100 'ini, Cyn'rhin 15:11:11.1 2500 N. W. 491h, Oklahoma City, 0105., 91, 140, 141, 43, 190 ns, Janice K. 15!.1 Rt. 4, Brookville, Pu., 68, 139 , Dave E. 1.1L1 5249 Pearce Ave Lakewood, Calif. , BINV 5.1Jr.l Rt 1. Alma, Ark, 83, 142,T48.152.186 , Ramona M. 1Fr,1 Rt. 1, 101m. Tex, 100, 154, 179 Jmph S. 15oph.l Box 284. Scamp, Ark. Kathryn J. 15:11:11.1 4608 McKinEey, Grovei, Tax, 91, 142, 130 Icy, Larry L. lFrJ 5017 Cunningham Dn, Evansville, 1nd.. 109 John W. lJr.1 4606 lcchridge Rd North Little Rock, Ark. 83. 141. 175, 186 -rna. ChurTes R. 1Jr.l Box 306 M1llsup, Text, 83, 176, 206, 207, 208, 209 111, Jumu G. 151.1 1076 Palmer. Plymouth. Mich. 411,30nq1d M. lFr.l N. E. Avondale, Burflewille, 01:16., 100, 174 I, Larry G. 15L! 624 5. Turrucu Dr., chhifa, Kom, 68, 143, 176 1 - , Mike W. lFrJ 770 Harding 0r., Senrcy. Ark. 100. 1167. 200 w, Richard M, ISaphJ 717 Broadmoar, Blytheville, Ark, 91, 145, 166 . Delmn F. 1Jr,1 R1. 3. Scurry. Ark, 83, 145, 180 W11 llama : M. 1Jr.1 146 3rd 5'. N. W.. Strasburg, Ohio. 80, 152 ,Sharan K. lFr.I Marrillon. Ark, 100. 193 Jugwoy. Cheryl B. 15131 101 The Fellswov, Murray Hill, N. J.. 68, 142, 194 ' , , Beverly A, lFr.l 3501 lucy Lune, FL Smilh. Ark, 100, 179 mm. Clay P. lFr.l Box 288, Lepcnro, Ark, 100 1 ' n, John L. IGde Box 238. Lepcnto. Afk. -n, Larry 8. 15.1 306 N. 3rd Ave., Avondale. A111, 68, 176 n, MuDonnu K. 1Fr.1 111. 1. Box 8A, Newark. Ark, 100, 152 -n, Thomas W. 15:15:11.1 15118 EesHawn, Memphis, Tenn., 91. 167 at, Alice A. 150p11.1 Word.Ar1L, 88, 91, 142, 188 x Arlln G.1$oph.19856 Rd. 33 '1'; Maderu. Calif, 91, 136,175 Ix, Henry S. lJr.I 1537 Wulnm $1., Jucksnanle. Flu . 83,151, 173 1.1:. Jeanne S. 1Fr.1 916 5. Elm, Hope, Ark. 1:. Lee E. 15121 615 McLam. Newmm, Ark, 68, 182 Peggy 5. lSr.1 Anlome Ark, 68, 192 , Porn 8. 151.1 1810 Figuers Ava. Cofumbia, Tenn. 68, 151, 174, 198, 200, 204. 219 Bfuca E. 130911.: 23 Mohawk 01., Seurcy, Ark, 91, 173, 210, 211 an. W11 F. IFrJ Lepumo. Ark. 100 1min. Ruben H. 150ph.1 300 BuHev 0n, Kenna . Mn., 109 , Samuel E. lJrJ 402 Edlsnn Ava, Muscle Shoals. NCL, 80. 83. 87. 136. 0 155. 163 ilvln T, 1Snph.1 Box 128, Spr1nq Hill, Tenn, Donald W. IFLI Box 163, Biggars, Ark. nnha J. 1Fr,1 234 James Dr , Hot Sprfngs, Ark 100, 180 Olivla J. lSaphJ 234 James D! , Hot Springs, Ark, 36 William R. 15013141 420 Woodland. lawron, Okla, 91, 173 -oihum, Audrey E. IGradJ 204 5 Blakeney 5h. Sentry. Ark, 214 ,1 am.'Joe W. lJr,1 307 N. E1m. New Boston. Tenn, 83. 174 .Tom D. 1m 2025 Baker Pd, Dena, Mich. l-meid 0. 1FL1562 Forresl Park Cvrc1e, Auburn. Alo., 100, 143. 164 111511316 C. lJr.1 R1. 4. Semcv, Atk. 'u'M1I1'IGG1L. 1.1r.1 R1. 1. Graenwuv, Ark. 109 3184nd1: Ma1colm 1Fr.1 3207 Knox St, DcHus, Tex. ' Jam L. 15121 1312 13. Race. Scurry. Ark. 69 ll'51'3001'0 K. 15013111 Eng1and, Ark , 91 Karen K. 15,1222 N, Manon, Apr 1 F, 001: Park. 111.. 69 M31110 D. 15h! 308 W. Mapla SI , Ens? Prairie, MIL. 69, 173 My A. ISrJ 728 S, 14111 51., Warfancf, Wyn , 69, 176 Paul M. 150ph.1 BIA Kolsebue, Alaska 1m E. 1511 R7, I, Senrnv, Ark, 59. 112 -. Shirley J. iSophJ RI. 1, Box 345. Sreeie. Mo. .Mn'u. 15991.1 4222 Beaver. Ft Wayne, Ind.. 91, 17: W60 a. 1m Box 128. Spr1ng Hull. Tenn., mo W11 In A. ISaphJ Bax 128,5pring H111, Tenn., 83. 175 u 5. 15r.l RT. 2. Pigeon, Ark. 69 M111 1.. 15:11:11.1 4205 W. 12th 51., Liffle Rock, Ark, 21, 141, 166 . Samuel W. 15r.1 224 Central, Eelzuni, Mia, 69. 171, 201 M! M. ISophJ 505 West Ford, Osceola, Ark. 91. I61 'Iyms V. ISBPhJ Box 317. Driscoll, Tem, 91. 169 Md 3. m1 919 Muplewood, E1 Domdn.Av1:. .m H, 1Fr.1 545 Desmond, Camden, Ark. Haggun. Marcy Jo 1Jr.1 R1. 13. tolaveale, Ind. 109, Nd Hague, Marjory D. 15r.l 51m Roule, Lewisville, Ohio, 69, 149. 138 Holcomb, George H. 15r.1 1154 Jackson 126., Mobile, Ala. 69, 174 Holder, Charfes R. UL! 711 Locusr, Puruqauld, Ark. Holder, Dianne E. 1Jr.1 916 E. Race, Searcy. Ark. 50, 51, 8:1, 190, 222, 223 Holeman. Beverly A. 15051111 5507 Masswood, Louisv111e. Ky.. 91, 140, 141, 195 Hohmnn. lorry L. 1Fr.1 RI. 1, Judsonlu, Ark. Holland Deanna 5. 151.1 903 Gillllund. Memphis. Tenn.. 69. 15?. 181 Holland, Rodney V. ISnphJ 1023 lvodene. Poplar Bluff, Ma. 91 Hollis, 62619:: M. 1Fr.1 2220 St. Charles Dr., Clearwmer. Flu.. 100, 162 1101115, Ruben P 15d Star Rome, Box 18, Printemn, Fla , 69, 176 Hollis, Theresa D. 1Jr.1 Rt. 2. Bax 254, Furmew1lle, Lu., 57, 83, 152, 154, 121 Hollumon, Vera M. 1Soph.1 2124 W. 11111 SI , Linle Rock. Ark , 91, 139 Holloway. Brenda J. 1Jr.1705 King Dr.. Badford, Tex., 142 Holloway, James B. 1Fr.1 RI, 2, Box 236A, Greenbtier, Ark. Holloway, Robed W. 15r.1 Rt. 2.C11nmn, Ark, 70, 148. 163 Ho1mes. Somh E. 15pec.1 507 N. Turner, Searcv. Ark, Holt, Churlofte Y. 1Fr.1 Box 54, Equality, 111., 100, 143 Halt. Jerry W. 1Fr.1 101:3 Genevieve. Coloklo, 111., 1513 Holt. Rebeccn Jane ISophJ 8620 9111 Cam? 5., Birmingham, 19110., 9'1. 145, 187 H611, Rhydonia R. lJr.I Box 54. Equulilv. 111., 83, 141 H011. Susan F, ISuphJ 1001 Laiham Blvd. Miami, Ariz.. 91 Hunk, Margaretta L lFrJ 2113 FL 51., Carlsbad, N. Mex., 100. 185 Hook. 5. Wuhan 15111 210 L 51,, Carlsbad. N. Mean. 70 Hopper, Marilyn Jean 1Frl 231 Poplar, Modesto, C0111 109 Homer, Richard P. 1Fr.1 R1. 1. Enex, Mo. Horsman. Berry 5. 1Fr.1 19 Congress Du Rockford, Ill, Horsmon, Donafd f. IGI'GCH 1mboden, Ark, 1'10 Hanan, Gwandclyn E. lFrJ 4028 Rhodas, Memphis, Tenn., 100, 142. 191 Hausa, Mary M. 1Fr.1 4200 Frzar. Memphis, Tann., 100, 191 Hauser, Janette M. 1Jr.1 4113 Lakeview, Sf. Paul, Minn., 83. 185 Huutn, Bill N. lSuphJ 3716 Silver. Kansas City. Kon., 91. 164 Houtz, Anne : L. ISrJ R1. 5, Winchester, Ky., 70. 187 Howard, B. Dinnn 15013114 Box 104, Ash Flul, Ark.. 91 Howard. Bill W. 1Jr.l 339 Park Ave.. Montgomery, Alu., 83, 130, 167 Howard. Harvey B. iSDphJ 577 Pollock, North Little Rock, Ark 91, 171 Howard, Jean C, 1Sr.l 106 14111 5!. N. W.. Humwille, Ala 34. 70, 138 Howard. linda S. ISOphJ m. 3. Box 566. Menu, Ark. ?2. 194 Howard, Robert J. 1Sr.1 R1, 1,. Bax 213, Monroe, 10., 201, 204, 205 Howard. Thomas M. 1Fr.1 114 E. Greenview, Rockford. Ill. Howell, Bruce D. 151.1 12'. 2. Darfinglon, Pa., 70, 151 .152, 155, 160,192. Howell, Chanes A. 1Fr.1 3315 Chaparral, Dallas, Tam, 100. 145, 161 Huwe1l, Helen M. 1Jr1 Box 734. Manl1u.Ark., 83. 130, 139. 157, 179 Howell, Runuld D. 1FrJ Rf. 1, Box 235, Eamon, 1.6., 92, 142, 171, 205 Howlen, Harold D. 1Fr.1 640 E. Main. Mulvune. Kan. Hoyt, Terrell Baasiey 1Jr.1 905 Mekonder. WinfieId. Kan. Hubbard, M, Synene 1Jr.1 1509 E. Moore, Searcv, Ark. 84. 188 Hubbard, Phy1lis 1Fr.l 321 Chestnur, Lake Jackson, Tex.. 92 Hubbard, Susan F. iSophJ 1146 W, Perkins, Memphis, Tenn, 109, 154 Huddlasion, Donald R. 15r.l 435 Broadway, Augusta. Kan. Huddlestan, Elaine C. IJr.1 1203 Canlerburv, Nashville. Tenn, 34. 84, 188 Huddlesion. Linda 5 tsophJ 801 Cedar, Searcv. Ark, 92, 188 Hudkins, Anhur 1.. 1Jr.1 2503 E, 60111 51, M, Kansas CiTv. Mo., 84, 144. 145, 170 Hudson, Sarah R. 1Fr.1 Box 6596, Turley Horne, Tulsa, Ok10., 100, 136. 186 Huey, Ben Mmon 1Sr.1 Rr. 1, Fleetwood, MurvsviHe, Ohio, 70, 112. 125. 130 140,141,143.163 Huey, Wayne A, 150ph.l Rt. 1. Marysville. Ohio, 92, 167. 214 Hulett. JaAnn ISrJ R1. 2. Karma , Ma., 70, 192 Hull, Jeffrey W. 1Fr.1 410 Biscayne, Seabrook, Tex. Hull. Rebecm J. 1Soph.1 806 Sleele 51.. Jonesboro, Ark 139 Humphrey's, Charlofie L. 151.1 3295 Gatewnod. Memphis, Tenn, 70, 127, 130 149. 188 Hunnicu , Helen D. 1Fr.1 1102 E. Moore, Searcy, Ark, 100 Hunnicun, Sharon 0. 1Jr.1 3454 Pryor, Memphis, Tenn., 70 Hunt, Sherry J. IJrJ RT. 2, Box M-22, Thiboduux. LCL, 84, 158. 165, 193 Hunter, David L Ur.1 12!. 3, Kingmnn, Kan. Hunter, Marianne Bull HM 6717 Azalea, Du1lus. Tax. Hunter, Melvm D, 1Fr.1 R1. 2, Roed1ng Rd., Hughsnn, Calif. Huskey, PaTticia E. 1FLI Box 441, Tuckermon. Ark, 100 Hutchinon, Ronnie 0. lFr.l R1. 55, West Plains, 1140., 100, 169 Huno, William T 1Fr.1 1508 Harris. Battlesvilla. Okla. Hyde, Nancy 5. 150136.! 2624 W. Main, Russellville, Ark. 84, 153, 190 Ice. Brenda K. 1501311.! 304 Huymond Rd, Grofmn, W, Va.. 84 Ice, Duvld R. Ur.1 RI 2, Siifarville, W. Va., 84 lkard, Dicky Joe 1Fr.1 3021 Thurman Rd., Hunstville. Alo. Ingram, Robe W. 1Fr.1 Box 14. Emerprlse. A113,, 109 Ingram, Sunia J. lFrJ 1187 211 51., Molina, 111., 101. 184 Isbell, Gary 8. 1Fr.! 3517 E. Clatk, W1C1'111u. Kan, 101, 219 lwm. Gregory A. 1Fr.1 1148 E. Washingfon, Shreveport 1a., 101. 171 lvey, Marlins B. 1Fr.1 1531 Oak, Blyrhaville. Ark 101. 142 lvey, William M. 1Fr.1 488 Chalmers Rd.. Memphis. Tenn. 92. 171 J Jackson, Brenda J. 15r.l Box 113, Manhaws, M0,, 70, 148, 149, 185 Jackson. Janet M. 150ph.1 120 West Bishop. NasHVille, Ark. 62, 178 Jackson. Leslie A. 1FL1 Box 113, Mnnhews. Mm. 101, 187 Jackson, Laslie J. 1Fr.1 R1. 6, Puragould, Ark, 101. 142 Jackson, Olivia C. ISophJ Rt. 1, Box 154, Marvell, Ark., 92, 173 Jackson, Randall R. tJrJ R1. 4. Blair Rd., Padumh. Km, 84, 132, 164 Jackson. Sandra J. 1Jr.1 Bfulr Rd.. Paducah. Kv.. B4, 149. 195 Jamey Joy L. 150ph.1 250'? E. 59111 Tennenee. Kansas City, Mo., 92 James, Richard A. 1Fr.l b40413 Birch 51., Ellsw AFB, 5. 0.. 101. 141. 166, 200, 203 James, Sandra K. tJrl 1914 23rd 51., Lubbock, Tax, 109 Jnm-son. Jane M. 1505311.! 1000 Sims, Junesboro, Ark 84. 167 JONES, Dabble l50ph l Bax 708, Harding College, Searcv, Ark , 92, 190 Jarrett, Jecnnene G. 1Jr.1 4614 S. Broadway. St. Louis. Mo.. 1011 Jenkms, Wylharn P, IR: 304 Deer Week Dr., HuHundule, M151, 101 Jennings. Larry B. lFLI Rt. 1, Box 45,1.es1ie.Ar11., 101 Jenhgan, Melvm 12. um 126 Cubnmss, Baytown. Team. 201 Jernnqun. Shtrley J, 1Suph.1 126 Cubunlss, Buviown, Tem. 04, 180 Jemer. Amanda E. IJr.1 RI. 1. McCuskulf. Ark 54, 177 Jeshce, Nikki L. lFrJ P1. 1. Havana, Ark.. 101, 152, 178 Jeler, John 5. 15M 106 W. Jackson, Monticello, Ark 1013. 151, I71. 201. 218. 219 Johns, Helen Diane 15:25:11.1 Rt. 1, Box 194, Walden, Ark, 92, 185 Johns, James A. lFr.1 Rt. 1. Box 15. Tuckarman, Ark. 101 Jahns, M1chuel F, 15:11:11.1 Box 495, Fruitlund Pk. Fla. Jul-ms, Rex A.1Frl R1. 1, Box 194, We1dun, Ark., 101 Jahnsun, Anna F, 1Fr.l 3305 Edith Lune, F1, Warlh, Tex. Jnhnson, Barbara J. lFr.1 21520 Wedgewood Dr. W., Florissant, Mu., 1.01, 194 Johnson, CecHiu F. EFL! Box 84. Hampton, Avk., 101, 139 Juhnson, Donu1d H. ISL! 2337 Mer1e, Shreveport, La, 70. 113, 127, 130, 149, Johnson. Eugene IFrJ Box 122. Fncus Point, 1111155,, 101, 167, 201 Johnsun. Judy G. lJr1 540 W. 14111 51., Chwugo Heighls, 111.. 109, 162 Johnson. Marilyn WM 101 Camille. Senaeobua, M55 101 Johnson. Paula A. 111.1 2762 Cornell. Luberty, Tex. 101 Juhnsan, Raymond 5. 1501311.! 2600 Olive 51., Pine Blu11. Ark, 92, 1157 Johnson, Roberf L. lJr.1 Powers, Jackson. M151. B4, 200 Johnsmn. Carol L lSophJ 158a Punehursl Dr. S. W., Arlonra 60., 92. 177 Jones, Charles E. lFr.l Gen. DeL. Janestown, Miss., 101. 173. 200 Jones, Duwd A. lFrJ 400 Hillmesi Ava, Opellku, Ala, 101, 141. 167, 219 Janus, Elizabeth D. lSophj 1 1B Locu5151,, CoboT, Ark, 92, 107 Jones, Kathleen 1FL1 1104 E. Race,Ap1. 19, Sealcy, Ark, 101, 143, 193 Jones, Lnnu K. 1Fr.1 4748 Primrose, Middiemwn, Ohio, 101, 142, 178 Jones, Margie L. 1Grud.1 Box 268, McRae. Ark. Jones. Palsy A. 11'3de Bankhaud, New Albany, Miss, Janes, Ray R. 1SophJ RI, 2. 5. Carl 51., Siloam Springs, Ark. Jones, Sylwa L WM 2400 Riverland, Chulmene, Ln., 101 Jones. Tommi: J. 15ml R1. 5. Searcy, Ark. Jones, WJIbom 1'. tSrJ 975 Whne Station Rd.. Memphis. Tenn 71. 173 Joseph, Dianne M. lJrJ R1, 1. Robensdale, Air... 84 Jordan, Gilda L. lSoph.1 835 5. Colorado, Greenville. Miss., 109. 147 Julian, Katherine F. lFrJ 218 Forrest Dr., Sanford. Fluu 101. 178 K Kulberg, Pa1r1ciu A. lFrJ 1815-100 N. E., Ballevue. Wash. 109 Ken, Alva L. lSophJ Rt, 1, Dolores, Calm, 92, 138, 139, 166 Kee. Donald E. lFrJ 12 Adams Circle, Hummnmon. N11. 101. 167 K99, llnda L, 15011111 12 Adams Clrde, Hummuntan, N. J., 109 Keesee, Sum lSaphJ 920 5. Seminole. Wenoka. 01110., 92, I39. 153. 131'! Keeslmg. William 0. HM RI. I, Box 82.3y1via. Kan. 46. 47. 34, 146. 147. 154 Kelchlme, L. Darwin 157.1 817 Main 51.. Conneaut, Ohio. 71 , 126, I73 Kelchlme, Lon A. iSophJ Box 261. Ashtalula. Ohio. l09 Keuchlune, Samuel P. 16:13:11 817 Main 51., Connenul. Ohio, 1 10 Keith. James M. lScphJ Box 322, Nurphlel, Alk. Kel1ar, Carl R. 15M 592d: Chapel Rd. N., Madison. 01110 Keller, Jay Dee lJrJ Rt. 1, Penalasu, Kan, B4, 1137 Kelley. Brenda L. IPLJ R1. 2, Iberia. Mm, 101. 194 Kelley, Gary C. 151:1 434 Warren, Pocatello, Idaho, 43, 48. 49, 71, 147, 173 Kelley. John E. L1H Jerusalem, 01110, 84, 164, 201 Kelley, 1hnmas R. lGrod.1 1Z1. 4. BuaesviHe. Ark. Kelran. Deborah 6. iFr.l 1104 Fuller, Purls, Ark, 101. 153. 159 Kendrick. Karyn L, lFr.J Rt. 1, Box 197, Marlin. Tam, 101, 142, 189 Kennedy. Sylvla K. 150ph.J 104 H1rarn $1., A11unru, 1:11.. 109 Kenny. Chuvlette A. I?r.1 116 East 151h. STUngurt, Ark. 101 Kenny,Judi1h E. 1Fr.1 3240 Junior Place, Shreveport. Lu., 101, 143. 177 Kent, James A. 151.1 531 S. W. 73rd Ave..Miam1. Fla., 7, 71, 134, 135. 136 141, 115:1. Kenersun, Shelby C. lFr.l 1551 N. Belmom, Wichim, Kun.. 109, 210 Key, Shown D, lFrJ Fauquier Dr., St Louis, Mm, 101. 147, 154, 189 Kibba, Juduh S. LSuphJ 201 W. Center, Searcy, Ark. Kighr, Kulhfeen G. lFr.J RI. 1, Advance, M0,. 101 Kilian. Ronald H. lJr.I 707 McGuire. Monroe. Ln,, 84. 1112, 135, 171, 201. 204, 205 Kumbm. Pat T. 1501311.; 13 Hialeah Dr., St. Pelers. M0,. 92, 147. 178 KJncnde. Connie K. W: 1415 Kizel. Pocahontas, Ark, 92, 159 KindIe, Greg N. 1FL1 1905-9 '7, St. N., Fargo, N. Dak. Kindle, Ruth E. iSophJ l 1 5. Commercial. Worlhingion, 1nd., 92, 176 Kindle. Steve F. lSuph.1 109 N. 91.1: St. Fargo, N. 0111:, King, Trans : Ann lFr.1 Box 413, Enld Knnb, Ark, 101 Kamel. James L. 150ph.1 Rt. 1, Brownsville. Ky., 92, 176 Kilkbride. 0010115 K. 11r11 930 N. Bancroft, lndianupulii, 1nd,, 71, 142, 195 Kirkbride, Lowell R lFr.1 930 N. Bancroft, Indianapolis, Ind., 102. 142. 170 Kirklin. Cherie: B. 1Soph.1 6129 Brook Lea. Huusron.1'ex. Kiser. Charles W. lFr.1 3 N. 53rd, Lawton, Okla 102. 173 Kive. Paul Grey ESrJ 225 5. E. 26th 51.. Kearney, Nebr.. 71 Knight, James R. 151:1 Box 175, Alma, Ark.. 71. 1-13. 170 Knight, Ruben ID. 1561511.! 4504 Melwood, Memphis, Tenn., 92, 167, 201 Knox, Beverly A. lSaphJ 607 E. 19111 51., Nashville, Tenn, 92 Knox, Oran V. 15L! 646 West Riggs, Ruymundvnle, Tenn, 71 Kager, William C. lFr.1 320 Waverly, Baniesvllle, 0km, 102, 174 Kolhmunn. Elgm Honey tFrJ Premier Ranch, Mason. Tax, 102, 170 Krupe. Marilyn L1 1501:1111 8611 Huwkrns Court. 51. Louis. M0,. 92, 142. 139 Krause. Kufhteen J. 15ml 725 Brinemere, Elm Grove, Wis.. 71 Kunkel. Cora L. tFr.1 Center Route, Evealng Shade. Ark. 102 310 l. Lufevor, Mabel C. 1Fr1 1405 Shanon, Nashville. Term. 102 luird. LII'IdD F. 1FrJ 601 N. Hussey $1., Sentry, Ark. Lamb, Michael D. lSoph.,1 De1igh!, Ark, 92, 171, 206, 109 Lamb, Roger B. tSuphJ 140 Kunstu, Jacksonwlle. Ark, 152 Lamb, Sandro A. lSuph.l RI. 1, Box 153, Delighl, Ark , 92, 152, 192 Lamb, William H, lFrJ R1. 1. Box 655. Jacksonville. Ark 102, 163 lumben, Janice E. tFrJ Rt. 1, Wickllffe, Km, 102, 145. 191 lumbert, Ronn 15r,1 Rr. 1, Wick1if1e, KV. Lumuuraux, Refund Jr. UK! 103 Colluson Ava. Bald Knob. Ark. Lenders, Linda D. 150ph.1 Rt, 1, Box 312. A115, Tex., 109 Laney, Erlene M, lSrJ Rr. 3. Box 210. Broken Arrow. 01:11, 46, 47, 55. 71, 147, 195 Laney. Jimmy L. lSophJ ET. 3. Box 210, Broken, Arrow, Okla. 92, 154, 172 Langston. Jimmy L. lFr.1 Box 560, Bold Knob, Ark.. 102 Lurkln, Rebeca: A. FL! 1102 S. Muxev, Sherman, Tex. Lurkins, Latifia A. lJr.1 Box 106, Cresco, Mich B4 Luschinski, Nancy K. lFrJ 733 Gordon Ave., Naw Orleans, Lc.. 109 Lesley, Lorena A. 150ph.1 R1. 1, Searcv, Ark. Latch, Gary W. IFrJ Bax 27', Pollack, lu., 102, 143 Luvender,J. Leland 1Fr.1 R1. 4, Box 353-A, Hope, Ark. Luw. Kenneth M. iFrJ 2072 Com: Aw... Vero Beach, Flu., 102, 173. 210 Luwler. Linda C. lFr.1 3919 Beverly Dr,. 001103. 1:11.. 102 Lawson, Larry P. lJr.1 1509 E. Market, Searcy, Ark.. 84, 174 Lawyer. Deanna E. 1Fr.1 Box 277. lomor. Ark, 102. 190 Lawyer. Robert M. ISOph.1 R1. 2. Mountain Home. Ark. 84. 141. 174. 214 Lay, Hurry Paul 1501311.! 718 E. Indiana, McAlesTer, Okla, 92, 149, 151.172 Layer. Timo1hy P. FL! 111. 8. Box 157. Middletown. Ohio layne. Ginny E. l,Jr.1 3774 Drake. chsmn, TEL. 04, 150 luyne, Larry 1110mm lSophJ 24151 Grunge. Trenton, Mich, 92 Leo, Jerry J. UL! 205 Club Dr., Midland. 1231., EM. 171 Leasura, Linda L. 150.311.! 22 Mahuwk Dr., Saurcv, Ark, 92, 188 Leckliter, D. Rochelle 1.1M 71 B E. 9th, Winfield, Kan, 84. 139 Lee, Carafe E. 15:11:11.1 2813 Wmdemsre Dr., Nashwlle. Tenn,, 92, 182 - Lee, Dares E, 1Fr.J Box 211, Georgia Christian School. Valdasla, Gm, 102,. 178 Lee, Drake Z. ISuphJ 4836 Maid Marin, New Orleum, 1.11., 92, 175 Lemman. Robert L. 1FL1 Sioney Point Rd.. Cassville, Mo., 92. 151, 173, 200, Lesier. LeDeenu 1.1r.1 B44 Wiley Parker. Jackson. Tenn.. B4, 138, 195 Lewey, Danna C. ULJ 806 N. Dickson, Tuscumbia. Alu., 142 Laws. Delbert O. iSophJ Box 64, Kenserr, Ark. 109 Lewis, Eddie C. 1501311.! 207 E. Gllmure, Senanbiu, Miss. 92, 165 . Lewis, John R. iSophJ 1132 S. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn., 92, 132,138, 151.1 165 Lewis, Judy 5. lSuph.1 R1. 5, Box 11:7, HoHy Springs, Miss, 92 Lewis, L. JEan UL! 1601 Hassen. Shreveport, L0,, 36, 135. 141 Lewis, Timothy C. 1FL1 2023 W, Lukeview, Bemon. Ark. L1les. Lorry G. 1Fr.l 5005 Duubin, Memphis. Tenn.. 102 lincoln, Bernadine H. 1501311.! 1177 Benton Harbor. Mich. Limburg, Robert C. lJr.I 1732 Parker Blvd., Tonnwandu, N. 1C. 94, 163 Lipe, David L. lSophJ Box 38. Pane. Miss. Lipe, Molly IFrJ Pope. Min. 102. 182 lipfoid, Mary J. lFr.I 914 Gllhlund. Memphis, Tenn.. 102 Lisle. Harry A. 15:1 205 12111 51.. Canyon, Tex. 42. 71, 174. 200, 204 Lisle, Sharon E. lFr.l 205 121k 5L, Canyon. Tex, Linleiohn. Joyce L. ISOphJ R1. '2. Box 3-35. F1. 5mi111, Ark. 92, 195 litzkuw, David E, 1Fl.1 290 Wildw00d 19 ., Jackson, M155.. 201, 2.02 Lacklar, Linda K. lSrl 308 Hullsboro Ave . laxngon, Ky., 71, I93 1.09510 . David G. EFrJ 354 E. ChesVnur, Lisbon. Ohio. 102. 150, 164 Lugslon. Glenna J. UL! 384 E. Chumul. lisbon, 01110. 34. 108 Logue, Bruce W iSophJ 6 Mmkbmok, 1.11116 Rack, Ark 92. 174 Loman. Nancy 1Fr.1 2502 Kildura. Hunnviila, Ala.. 102 Lomux, Earl D. 15013111 College Trailer Park, Seurcy, Ark. 92, 152. 161 Long. Mary C. IFr.1 1701 Dan. Hanmbaf, Mo., 102, 138, 152,154,192 Lorenz, Philm M- 151.1 342 Wefmore Dr., Wichita, Kan, 4, 71, 127, 132..- 149, 171 Lorran, Clarence W. 1509111 R1. 1, Manila, Ark, 92 Love, Jimmy D. Uni 26 Travis R6,, Tuliu, Team, 84. 170 Love, Judy A. 1Jr.1 R1. 1, Luwnr Salem, 01111:, 84, 139, 194 Loveless, Pamela A. 15013311 1 Box 379. Porma. Mo., 92. 187 Low, Karen J. I50p1'l.1 4538 Candleglaw Dr,. 51, Loula. Mo 92. 189 Lowry, Roger J. tJrJ 1430 Roger Ava, Janesvllla, Wis.. 84, 149. 164 Luallen, Roger A. lSophJ 1490 N. Cedm, Undsov. CUIJL 92. I43 Lums, Jim M. lFrJ 705 '1'; W. Adams, Dolhun, A1u., 102, 143, 173 Lunsford. James N. lSophJ 705 Heian 51.. Ml, Dora. F111,. 92. 152, 156 lunsfurd. Joseph F. fFr.l 705 Halon 51.. M1, Dora. Flo.. 102. 143. 156 lunsford, Rebeca: A. lSuphJ 342 E. 5111, M1. Dom, F113,, 92 Lyles, Sherrie A, IFrJ 5112 Vicki. H. Worfh. 1211., 102, 193 Lyon, Ruben K. iSnphJ I391 Hcrberl, Mamphis, Term, 92, 132, 170 Lyons, Ronny H. lFrJ 600 E. A511, Fresco , Ark. McAbee, Joyce E. lFrJ 250 5. Midland. Detroit, Mich. McAfee. Susan G. 1Fr.1 Box 457, Ephmla, Wash, 102. 143. 177 McAliiter. Henry C. 1Fr.1 Rt. 6. Faye11ev111e. Ark. MrAHiszr. Chad 1., 15:51:11.1 131 6111 $1., 5, W., Huron, S. Dak, 109 McBride, Charles B. 1501311.! 1209 Ida, F1101. Mich. B4 McBride, Douglas M. lJrJ 42B Nonh 51.. Camden, Ark, 54, 135, 174 McBurney. Nancy S. 15!.1 R1. 2, Kingmun, Kun., 71, 139, 152. 177 McCughren. Jerry D. 15oph.1 R1. 1, Box 117, Rundlem Okla., 92 MtCallister, Patricia lFr.1 1210 Gas 51., Jonasbom, Ark, 102 McCuuley, Morris L, IJr.l 514 Walt Huff, Grunbury, Tax 84, 135, 136, 175' McClaren. Marian E. lSophJ R1. 1,1'chula, MBL. 92, 143, 152, 156. 191 McClellan. Arthur E. EJr.1 B16 Pine,51keslon. Mon 54. 143. 151. 167 1111, Fred T. 1PM R1. 2. Wolcovhville, Ind, 92, 210, 214 . t. Janet E. 15ml 239 South 6111 $1., Lafayette, Ind., 71, 192 1Iugguge,.lun1ce 1Fr.1 117. 1, Doug1uss, Kun., 102, 178 um, Wllliam T 1Fr 1 5234 42nd 51.. Lubbock. Tex. uskly, Robert J. lJr.l 815 Seventh S1,, Honnanton, N, .1U 84, 173, 219 rkla. Danny W. 1Fr.l 504 Wen 5011-1 51., N Linle Rock. Ark, 102 1-' 11009111. Charles W. 15r.1 Salem. Ark. 71, 171 v 1021, Henry A. UrJ 2665 Gen 51., Jackson, Miss 46, 4B. 49, 84. 147, 7 71 181, Jay 5. lGrudJ 1104 E. Rate, Searcv, Ark, 110 - 101. Paul E. 15r,1 2911 Hogan Rd.. Ens! Point, 60., 71, 150, 165 1.1, Mike 1Fr.1 RI. '1. Box 12, Jonesbnrn, Ark, 102. 167 -1d, Gary E. UL! Bax 64. Winchester, Ark, 85, 168 14:12 Sarah E, 1Fr.1 1512 Dugger. Nashville, Tenn., 43, 102, 142, I67, 180 1 and, Ronnie 15r.1 Box 302, Harding Cnl'lege, Searcv, Ark. Charlie V. lFr.1 1928 Vimon, Memphis, Tenn. Mike E. 1Fr.1 R1. 2. Bradford. Ark, 102, 175 , Rabarf L. 15:11:11.1 215 W. 6111, Radar, Ark, 92, 162, 206, 209 10. Janet A. lJr.1 Box 504. Hardlng College, Seurcy, Ark. 1111!. lurrv F- 1509111 4000 Grammar . Monroe. La.. 92. 171, 206 buy. Ivan 15r.1 Columbia. Lake Village, Ark, 71, 151. 167 whlln. Teddy L WM 2805 Antelope. Vernon. Tex. , James R. lFr.1 301 Blue Bird DL, Nu'd'lez, Miss., 102. 173 . .. in. Mike L. IJIJ I23 Traemom DL, Tuscumbia, Ala, 85, 142, 167, 217 - -- 1:116:51. Terry L. IFrJ Box 106. Cosan. Tex. 102, 174, 217 1 , Ronald L. lFr.1 3-12 Wulson Ava, F1. Walton, F113,. 10?, 167' In. Keilh W. UL! 365 Warrensburg 1211., Delaware, 01110, 85, 164 - widen, V1011: F lGrudJ Cave Cify, Ark. . 1151mm Agnes G. 1Jr.1 R1. 5, Box 2, Grafton, W. Va., 85, 191 -y, Maxine E. lFr.1 111'. 1, Douglass. Kan. . 111, Laura R. 1501:1111 Main 51.. Box 6, 61:19:, Tenn. dial, Thomas A, 1Fr.1 124 Kenwood. Ho! Springs, Ark., 102. 171 -- -11, W11J1um 11. 151.1 124 Kenwood, Ho: Springs, Alk.. 100. 151. 201 nusson.1.orty M. 1Fr.1 314 W. Pine. Builar, Mm, 103, 14?, 174 -HIV1 Sharon A. lFrJ Logan. 01:113.. 103. I36. 195 nn,Juc1Lie 15r.1 R1. 4, Balexwlle, Miss 72. 132 n. Ronnie A IFrJ RI 1. Lakeview Landing. Monllfcn, Auk, 9'2, 169 II, Pulritm A, 1Fr.1 513 PiNmun. Richardson, TEX., 103. 179 0310913. Siuosi IJrJ Muloeluu, Tu1uilu, Pogo Pogo American Samoa, 05, 175 , Domen P. lFr,1 536 Nwhqn Rd. 11F, ch1oon, Hong Kong nglum, Susan L. lSr.1 R1. 1. Wurdall, M0,, 72, 1137 love, Richard H. lFrJ 715 W. 9111, WicMm, Kan 103, 143, 150 ng, Mary A. ISophJ Bax 177, Ciurksdala. Miss.. 93. 194 1, Dennis K. 1.1r.1 604 Angura, New Iberia, La., 85, 173 James S. tFr.1 208 W. Main. AnNers. Okla. units. Thomas L. lFrJ 875 Alice. Memphis, Tenn, 103. 164 Marcia J. ISOphJ Box 295, Clerks Hill, Ind., 93. 155. 100 my. Vwa J. 1Jr.1 609 N. Jordan. liberal. Kan.. 85, 136. 195 7 1n, Br1an Charles lSoph.1 1966 Tyler, San Pablo. Calif.. 93, 167 1 n. Calharine 0, 15m 8041', E. Center St, Searcy, Ark. 1 In, Dnvld W. IFIJ 1124 Via Granada, Livermnra, Culifq 103, 172, 214 ll'l, 5011A. lJr1 409 5., Bixbv, 01110., 35, I41, 163 :1, Gary Norman lFr1 707 Randall 0n, Searcy, Ark, 1'03, 162 , 1:1,.1udy C. 15:21:11.1 707 Randall 0L, Senrcv, Ark, 93 n. M1d1ua1L 150pl'1.1 9444 Miriam, 51. Louis, Mo., 93, 168 1 1'1. Sharon D. 13013111 R1. 1, Box 133, Lewisville, Ark., 93, 185 , . 1n, Wllion Y. tGrudJ Box 03, Oblon, Tenm, 100 .Muilv 150ph,1 1301? E. Mamet. Scurry. Ark 93. 141. 190 1 1': Garlln T. 150p1'l.l 1705 Ave. Lune. Slerling .111.. 93 . , Jim L Ur.1 5012 Davidson Rd.. Kansas City, Mo. ' . Lynda L 101 7021 Halsey. Shawnee. Kan, 103. 195 , Roger E. 15L! 50 En: Ave Wheeling, W. Va.. 72 m. James W. 15M Box 511. Axis. Ala.. 72 -' y, luDunnu J. lSaph.1 882 5. Tuylcr, Piggcm, Ark, 93 1 061. Delores A. ISophJ 804-37111 51. N.. Independence. Mo., 109 I. Joyce A. 1FL1 537 Fay Circle. Memphis. Tenn, 101, 103. 154. 188 -, Malcolm T, 1Fr.1 B18 5, Spruce 51., Vivian, L0,, 109 wt. Susan 1!. tFr.1 1701 Kmherine, Oktahomu Civv, 01:19., 103. 179 pwn, V1rginiu G. tFr.1 161D Mansfield, Winfield, Kum, 103, 192 ., 1., Wayne lFrJ 2138 N. Bnonvllle, Spngfield, Mm, 136, 154 , Cymhla J. lFr1 13910 Rea. Houston. 1511.. 103, 180 C5111: 8.1Jr.JGen.Del., Briley. Mo., 85, 153, 154, 156, 157. 185 , David J. lSr.l Box 98. Ennis, Nebl.. 72, 176 . Chuck 19.1 Box 399. Lepunlo. Ark. 103 M01190 R. 1Fr.1 915 Country Club, N, lillle Rock, Ark, 103. 130. 141. 185 -, Marvin W. lSophJ Box 156. Wildwood. Fla.. ?3 - .Junke M, lSoph.1 511 Buenu V1510. Hurst. Tax, 93. 182 I. Carolyn S, tFrJ 322:1 So1edu P1uce, Hyattsville, Md., 4B. 49. 85. 94, I7. 190 W; Hurry D. 15121 895 Park, Memphis, Tenn., 72, 162 , Peggy A. 15613111 708 Summer, H01 Springs, Ark., 85, 14B, 153, 154', 55, 185 ' .Dmrid R. lFr.1 107 Woosrer, Marieha, Ohio, 103, 171 - I , Harold F. 15r.1 Huzelhurst, Miss.. 72 Jehn R. lSrJ Bax 60, chomu. Zambia. 72. 136. 166 11.011511 A. lFrJ 2056 Stimson Ave., Camden. Ark. 109 11. James L. 1.1r.l 607 W. Academy 51.. Scorcv. Ark. Mr, Elizabeth lGrud.1 402 E. 51., Johns Luke, Flu. Gamld W. ULJ R1. 1. Box 271. Futlon, Miss 93. 166 ,charlu 51.0.1240? E. 2nd 51., N. Lmle Rock,Ar1:.,AB,49, m, 147 r-Chatlel L. 1J1.',l R1. 2. Boise, Idaho, 55, 164 1 $.11le 6. WM 3112 W. 3rd 51., Davenport. Iowa, 103. 15-1 Gull L 15121 1122 N. WyanduHe, Dewav, 01:111., 152 1 .Jnmll B. 1Fr.l 1 Mill Lane, thr1amn ,Muu., 103, 136, 166 Juhnny i. 1501311.! 111. 1. Durdunelle. Ark. 85. 167 Judy K. UL! 104 E, 5111 51., Portugevllle, M0,, 85, 152, 185 Ihthryn G. UrJ 315 N. 3rd 51., Montezuma. Iowa. 85 11nd: F. ISr.1 717 V0901. Rockdale. Tex.I 72. 194 M1ller, Mark P. UL! 1295? PalomarWay,San1u Ana. CONE. 85, 140. 141. 164 Miller, Nina J. 1Fr.l 213 337d 51.. Nederland, Tax., 103 Miller, Pamela K. IPLI R1. 2, Box 166, Slilwell, 01:16., 93, 178 M11191, Thomas 0. 130.3111 1 Mill Lane. Lmlamu. Mass, 41, 109 Milligun, Ronald E. Uni 21105 5111 S1,, Rack1slul'1d, 111., 85, 164 Milllken. Michele A. 15:15:11.1 Box 12, Blyfhe. Ca1i1.. 93 Mills. Joe 1.15::le Box 4, Oakland, Km, 93 Mills. Kenneth E. 150pl1.1 45 Harding 01.. Searcy. Ark, 93. 137 Mihon, Barry T. lSoph.1 14643 E. I 1111 51.. Tulsa. Okla., P3. 168 Mimms, lunn J. IFrJ RI. 3, Springdale, Ark. 93, 182 Minna. Helen V. 15r.1 3 Paul DL.50CCOSUI11'ID. N. J.. 72. 113. 153. 188 Minardi, Peg: Marie lFr.1 5123 N. Broadway. St. Louis. Mo. M11chell, Beverly F. lJr.I 115 W. Howard, Gutlund, TEL, 35, 150. 190 Milchetl, Janis K, UL: 3215 Loganwood, Dallas, Tex., 85, 153, 1130 Mitchell, Marilyn Y. lSophJ Box 3083, Monigomerv, Ala, 93 Mitchell, Nancy E. lFr.1 3215 Logonwood. Dallas, Tex.. 103, 180 Mobley. Margaret J. 1Fr,1 Rt, 2, Recmr, Ark, 103, 134 Modiselte, Chcr1u11e 1Fr.1 R1. 1, Shungalou, Lu., 103 Moffm, R01h1e Lee EGradJ R1. 1. Box 270. Byhallu. Miss. Monlgomery. Murms L lFrJ 910 E Moore 51., Searcv, Ark 103 Moody, Beverfy J. 1501011.! 111. 2. ngman. 1Com, 93. 155 Moody. Phyllis J'. lFr,1 111. 1. Judsoniu, Ark. 103. 177 Moon. John W. 15mph: 1536 Runnymeude Rd., Atlanta, Ga.. 93, 163, ?10, 211, 214 Moore, AI Eugene ISLI Box 492, 501em, Ore., 72, 146, 147, 153. 162 Moore, Jerry R. lFr.l E. Park Ave., Scurry. Ark, 103, 141, 164 Moore, Joe L. ISophJ Box 207, RulliH, 01:111., 85, B7, 168 Moore. Joyce A. 1.5L1 3318 E. Munhacnn. Phaenix, Ariz., 72, 137, 155 Moore. Michael E. IBM 1332 E. Livfngsfon, Springfield, M0,, 8, 50, 51, 72. 124, 131, 136, 175 Moore. Nancy 1. IFr.J Box 207, RalliH, 01:112., 103, 142, 178 Maura, Pu? N, 15r.1 151 Mark. Baresvme. Ark. 72, 113 Moore. Sandra M 1Fr,1 2514 Garden.Greenv1l1e. 123.. 103. 15-1. 179 Martin, John K. lFr.1 Box 216, Kenseu. Ark, 103 Morrison, James S. lFrJ R3. 3. Walnut Ridqe. Ark. 85 Morrison. Shirley J. 1Fr.J 3376 Cast: Granda Circle, Judson. Miss. Mnrrisan, Wendell W. lJr.J R1, 3, Ba: 21 1, Wolnuf Ridge, AIR, Morrow, Larry E. lFr.1 10 Greenviaw, Florence, Ky,, 103, 169 Mass, Carl anery lFr.l 1428 Holly Hill Dr , Champagne, 111., 103 Mass, James W. ISL1 913 W. Jafleraon, Bolvoir, Term, 72, 171 More, Jerry CGrudJ Box 665. Harding College, Searcv, A111... 110 Mowry, John Char1es 1FL1 227 Summurleu Dr., Columbia, 5. C., 93, 170 Muir, Gerald A. 1SophJ 115 Winding Way. Cedar Grove. N, J., 173. 135, 175 Mullen, Billie T. 15r.1 Box 122, Des Arc. Ark, 72 MuHen. William D. lFr.1708 Circle DL, Walnut Ridge. Ark. 103. 156. 170. 219 Mullen, William H, lFr.1 R1. 2, Ben1anville.Atk., 103 Mullens, Nita Jenn lFr1 3320 5 Taylor. Little Rock. Ark. 103, 179 Mullikin, Bunnie L. lFrJ 1225 N. W. 13111 51., F1. Lcuderdole, F113,, 103. 193 Munn, Hanobu lFrJ Rt. 1, Vemnn, Tex., 93, 141, 184 Murphrae, Eoben G. tFrJ 4504 Auburn. Memphis, Tenn, 103, 171 Murphy, Danna 1503311.! Box 323, Pangburn. Ark.. 93, 154, 180 Murphy. Eve1yn A. 1Fr.1 34 wllshire Dr , Asheville. N C., 103, 187 Murphy, Marsha J, lFr.1 2214 E. Washi'e, Spnngfiefd, Mm, 103, 139, 190 Murphy. Rebeccu J. 150ph,1 34 Wulshire Dr.. Ashevllle, N. C., 103. 143. 154. 167 Murray. Anna K, 15013111 900 W. Arch. Searcv. Ark, 93 Murry. Lula A 15:11:11.1 109 Park Ave., Hufriesburg. Miss, 93. 178 Musick, Jim 6. 1Fr.1 14 McAurthor. W, Memphh, Ark. Nugel. Susan K. UrJ 1724 Fairview. Wichita, Kum, ES, 142, 153 Norry, Pmriciu Jo 1Jr.1 1550 Gaylord DL. Dallas, Tex, 109 N901, Dale UFJ 815 Pine. Eudora. Kan, 85 Needham, Brenda K. 1111 5505 Weslern Lana, LEnla Rock, Ark, 103, 180, 1961 Neal. Steven R. ESrJ 1105 Columbus CourL. F1. Calling. Colo.. 72. 176 Neely. Barbara A. ESrJ R1. 1. Box 385, Vundolla. Ohio. 72,130, 14?. 180 .197 Neely. Lundy L. 1Fr.1 111. 1, Box 385,Vnndu1iu, Ohio, 103. 130, 174 Neely, Nancy 5. 15r,1 Rt. 2, Dbion,1enn., 35. 136 Neely, Robert G. 15:31:11.1 R1. 1, Box 385, Vnnduliu, Ohio, 93, 150, 151. 173 Neidarar, BeHy L tSrJ 276 W Jackson, York, P0,. 61. 73. 145, 150 Nehru, Murcia E. lJr.',1 Box 41, Pea Ridqa, A111,, 85. 192 Nelson, Richard L. tFrJ 979 Ihe Dallas, Sunnyvale, Calif. Nelson, Royce E. lFrJ Box 1227, Globe. Ar!z., 103 Nevil. Greg L. 15r.1 409 Rrke. Furmarslee. 1a. New. June1 K. 1501:1111 Green Acres Tmiler Court, Searcy, Ark 85, 194 New. Ph11ip D. ISophJ Green Aces TTGIIEI' Coun, Searcy, Ark, 150, 200 Newcomb, Linda S lFrI Sunsel Lune. Henderson. Kv., 103. 190 Newmn. Paula K, 1PM 6605 Bluebird, Linle Rock, Ark, 103, 194 Noble. Dennis R. 1Fr.1 1008 Loop Rd., N. LiMle Rack,Ark., 103, 147, 170 Noles, Paul E 1Fr.1 106 Spruce Lane, Osceola, Ark, 103 Norm. Judy R. ISophJ 337 Huffhines. Richardson. Tex.. 93. 148. 150. 152. 156. 1 93 Northnm. Gory John 15051111 1101 Coffey 51., Faingerfield, Tenn 93. 108 Nun, Elizuth D. 15:21:11.1 6627 W. Canal. Shreveport L0,. 93. 142. 143. 177 Mm, Katherine D. tsophJ 6627 W. Canu1. Shreveport 15,, 93, 177 O Ogden, Don Edward 15r.l R1. 2. Campbzll. M0,. 73 Oldhnm, Manda R0111 EFL1 Box 945, Searcv, Ark. Oliver, Ronald L. tFrJ 716 N. Florence Place. Tulsa. Okla. O1ivar, Sandra 5. 1Jr,1 Box 1096, Searcv, Ark. Olme, Jay iGde R1. 1. Hayli, Mo , 110 O'Neol, Fay T. 15M 80! N. E. 3rd, Aniferi, 01.16., 73, 175 O'NeaI. Mlke E. 11!.1 802 N, E. 3fd. Antlers. Okla.. 85. 113, 127. 143, 149, 151, 163 311 Ctr. Bobby D. lSr1 Box 593 Dekalb. Tax, 136 Oswald. Edwards C. lSpecJ 248 Massachusetts, Banch. N. Y.. 93. 164 Owan, tarry D lFrl 1104 E, Race, A131. 35, Saarcv. Ark, 103. 1415 Owens. Julio K. 15L! 7 Hays Calm, N. Linle Rock. Ark. 7, 73, 127. 132. 133 Oxford, Glenda M 1Frl Rt 1, Foyeneville, Ark, 103, 132 Pace. Beverly Dean ESophJ Box 1175. Searcv. Ark. Pace. David 150ph.1 711 N. Oak. Seurqr, Ark, 93, 1127 Pace. Joseph 5 1Fr.l 71 1 N. Oak. Searcy. Ark. Pace. Roy K. 1Fr.1 032 N. Due W251. Madison, Tenn., 1133. 173 Pace. Sharon R. lFr1 RT. 2, Box 241, Pomhan'us, Ark, 103, 194 Pace, Terry L. 15r1 505 Park Ave.. Apt. Seorcy, Ark. 73, 176 Page. Gloria 1. lFrJ 24140 Euslland. Nashville, Tenn, 103, 180 Paine, waarin 15H 910 N. Sunnyhi1151., Searcy, Ark. Palmer, Edward L. lScph.l 370 W. Avon 1211., Rochester. Mich. Pangle, Debmoh P. EFLI 1202 Speer Dr.. Harrison. Ark.. 1051. 1'74 Funkey, Deborah K. 1Fr.1 Box 48. Judsonia. Ark. 192 Park, Puulene15r.1 Box 116, W. Springffehi, Pa.. 73. 176 Parker, Benny R 1501:1111 133 N. Division, Forras'r Clw, Ark. 201', 219 Parker. Charles L, 1Fr.1 309I 5. Duncan, Newmn. K011. 103. 141. 164 Parker. John K. 1599111 17 Clement REL, Springfield, Ver. Parker, Phleis .1. 1509M 5 Kay. vae. Okla, 93. 142 Parker, Sharon 1?. UL! 21.41, Box 312, Pan1and. Tenn. Parker, Sharon R. 15091! 1 414 Lakeview, Lee's Summih, Mo., 93, 180 Pnfkhursl. Ted A lFrl 224 S Case St, Marion.Mic11 . 14B, 149, 15.9 Parkinson. Weldon Urj 34 W MacDonald, Richmond. Cold, 109 Parks. Mary 82111 150ph.1 Peyton Rd., Coldwater, Miss., 93. 130. 152. 156, 169. 190 Forks, Nancy C. 1511 11!. 2. Box 375, Charleston, Mo., 73. 152, 187 Parlis. Mildred 1501311,! Rf. 2, Box 231, Tyler, Tex.. 93 Parrish, Daniel lFrJ 11501 Pierceway. Valley Srmlon. Km. 93 Parnah, Garry W. lSophJ if. 8. Foyeueville. Ark. 85, 149. 170, 191, 214 Pamsh, Vemon L 15m 106 Lincoln 57., Searcy. Ark. 35 Porno , Julia A. lFr.1 Box 127. KufTuwa, Kv., 103, 167 Parsons. Judy 1.. lFrJ 1222 Shawnee. Burtlesvllle. Okla, 102. 104. 180 Parsley. Ronald F. 15:11:11.1 011 East Meadow, Springdale, Ark, 85, 186, 166 Porlezana. Richard L. 1Sr.1 4907 Shetidan Rd., YoungsTown. Ohio, 73. 164 Furrezanu, Virginia 1Fr.1 4907 Sheridan Rut, Ynungsfown, Ohio, 33, 48. 49. 93, 179 Pushy, C1ura M. 1Sr.1 507 N. Turner, Seurty, Ark., 73 Pahick. Darrell E. 1Fr.1 1617 Na , Sherman, Tex, 104,169 Pnhen. James J. lFrJ 140 Culver. Buffalo, N. Y. Pumwn, Wurlan J. lFr1 2715 Benny, West Memphis, Alk.. 104, 167 Paul. Jimmy E. 151.1 1436 Woodwcv, Hurst. Tax. 73. 151. 174 Pearca. David C. 1Jr.1 29 Lake Rd Lake Jackson, Team 85, 174 Pearce, Debora A 15033111 29 Lake Rd. Lake Jackson. Ten. 93. 180 Pearce. Robert D 1Jr.1 8029' Detroit, Housfon, Tex. Pearson. Beny L. csophJ RI, l. Bradford. Ark. 93 Peden. Mary A. 1Fr.1 810 22nd. Arlington, Va. 45, 104. 147, 177 Peebles, Samuel J. 1Fr1 513 S. Walnut. Hone. Ark, 104. 169 Penmgar, Don J. 1501511.! 405 Wilhee 51.. Bukeisfleld, Calif., 93, 176 Peninger. laonord P 15L! 350:5 Pioneev Dr.. Bakersfield, Calif., 74. 176 Penn. Cheryl L ISoph1 Ru 1, Bax 39D. Tudwrmorl. Ark, 9.1, 156, I79, 222, 223 Pennington, F. Lynn 15:11:11.1 1626 Fr Washingron 126., Avdmore. 01:111. 93. 171. 201, 202, 214 Pentamsf. Judy C. 1.1L! 4903 Avondule Rd.. Washinglon. D. 0.. 85. 142. 147. 195 Perdue, CoceHc L. 1FLI 309 Shields Lone. Norchez. Miss.. 104, 178 Pardua. L90 6 Url Rr. 1, Wynnewoad. Okla.. 85 P41111113. Richard E. 151.! 1103 Canterbury Court. Dallas. Tex. Permult. Angelo D. lSoph.1 1705 Westwoud. Natchez, MIss.. 93, 136 Perry. lr1s Mani 15053111 2105 Sycamore, Paris. Tex.. 93, 193 Perry, Judy C. lFrJ 1205 W. Lakeshore Dr.. Narchnnches, 10,, 13:1, 142 Perry. Novie C. 1Fr.1 R1. 2, Box 325 B. Ocean Springs. Miss.. 104 Pemrs. Dorothy H. lJr.1 705 E. Morn, Char1esron, M155., 05, 107 Pehars. Mil1nrd L. ISDphJ R1. 2, Box 164,A1mu, Ark, 142 Peweuon, Letond F. Kim 5641 Normandy Rd, Memphu, Tenn., 74. 150, 161 Penigmw, Tom L. 150911.! 1310 Presidin. 051105, Texv 93, 135, 141. 149, 175 Pew. Linda C. 1509111 8614 Valley View Dr.. Hun1sviile. Ala.. 43. 49. 9:3. 147. 180 Peny. Verna J. 15033111 314 Vine 51., Clurksvulle. Team. 85. I79 Phorr, Undo K. ISophJ 5178 Hill Creel: Dr.. Nashville, Tenn, 93, 154. 187 Pharr. Mary L, UH 598 H111 Creek Dr.. Nashville. Term. 35. I95 Pharr. Phill 5. lFr.1 598 Hill Creek. Nushvifle, Tenn. 104, 167 Phillips. Bruce L. UrJ R1. 2. Box 205. Camden, Ark. 85. 138. 165 Phillips. Cenlia C. lFr1 4485 May: Rd., Memphis, Tenn, 104, 190 Philltps. Jerry R. UH RT, 1, Hickory Ridge. Ark, 85, 161, 1715 Phillips. Karen l. lFr.1 R1, 2, Box 205, Camden, Ark, 104, 184 Phillips, Runuld W. 1Jr1 740:1 Sutum, Loves Park, Ill, Phipps. Undo C. FL! 11'. 8, Sealcy. Ark. Pierce, Arthur D. 1.11.1 RI. 2, Russran, Ark., 85 Plums. Charles E. 15H 5. Oak. Seurcy. Ark. Pierce. Don C. IFr1 117 N. Elm. McPherson. Kan.. 104. 142, 147, 172 Plerca, Glenda J. 1509111 402 N. Wilson. Wynne. Ark., 94, 1B5 Pippin. Loonu Joyce lFr.1 11014 Chalmers. Woman, Mich, 104, 177 Pirchford. Gary Lee 1Jr.l 1001': Prairie, Emporiu, Kun. Pitner. Martha N. ISL! 219 Adams 51.. FayeHEVille. Ark, 4. 7, 74. 132. 152. 182 Pin, Bonnie M. lFr.1 7E4 Juliet. Memphis. Tenn., 104 Pm, Paul M, 15r.1784 Jullet, Memphis, Tenn, 74, 150. 165 Flemnns. Gerald D. lSrJ 2344 Owens, Fr. Worth, Tex,, 74, 174 Plummar, Mlke V. 1511 146 Bell Ave.. Massillon, Ohio, 7-4, 171 . 180, 219 Plunkar, Bonnie K. 1Fr.l 3003 Huich Blvd.. Sheffield. Aim, 104, 153. 175 Palmer, Parriciu J. 1Fr.1 21501 Lakeside. Gariund, Tex 1091. 142 Polk. Donald H. tJrJ Trenton. F11. 85. 145, 163 312 Pollard. Marilyn K. lSophJ RI. 5, Box 473, Bakersfidd, Calif.. 94. 143. 153.1 Ponder. Carolyn D. 15!.1 523 W. Roosevelt, Little Hock. Ark 74 Panell. Donald 5. 150ph.1 3048 Hmharly, 5!. Louis. Mo. Porter, David Thomas ISaph.l I11. 8. Box 508. Sprmgfiefd. Ma. 83. 174. 1410. Porter, lorry J, lSophJ Box 92. Brownsville. Ohio Porter, Linda M. tSaphJ 12 Flag Rd. Lime Rock, Ark. 153 Porrer, Sherman E. 1Fr.',l 7268 Fonlunl Dr.. Coiurnbiu. 5. C.. 104 PosviC. Jerrine Faye WM 1402 South 14111 51.. Chickushu, OHD., 104. 193 Pounds, James 6, 15:1 Box 9321, Seam, Ark. 74, 176 Pounds. Janice K. lFrJ Box 933, Seurcy. Ark. 104. 176 Powers. James Lee UN 1225 5. 25111 51.. Kansas City, Kan. Powers, Margaret A. 1Fr.l 707 Waterworks Rd. Columbus, Miss., 142, 143 Poyner. Linda J. 1Jr.1 107 Arlie 51., Coming. Ark, 70, 192 Prestridge. Doyle W. 1.1r.1 Box 1078, Seorcv, Ark, 85 Prestridge. Mary D. tGradJ Box 1078, Seurrv. Ark. 110 Price, Brenda S. lFr.1 5er Route, Wickes, Ark. Price. Danny 12.1 50911.1 202 S. W. 14111 51., Semino1e. Tex 94, 171. 206 Price, Ralph K. tJrJ Road :1, Vincentown, N. J., 35, I71 Prlest. Marcia K. lFr.1 1102 Popiur, Wcsco. CaliL 104. 188 Prince, Raylyn A. 1Fr.1 4615 Tahoe Dr.. Muanez. Calif. 104. 142. 134 Prlndle. Sara E 1Fr11 309 Manon. Puluclos. Tex.. 104. 184 Primhen, Joel G. 15131 301 Anders Dr.. Marianna. Ark. 74. 151. 176 Pritcheft, Timothy D. 1Fr,1 Box 172, Marianna, Ark, 104, 157, 175 Frock. Slunlev C. tFrJ 3119 Many. Lawton. 0km, 200 Prucha, Carol L. ISrJ 2103 N Minnesota, Shawnee. Okla. 52. 56. 74. 153.1 1.57. 170. 134 Pruetr Virginia D. UL! 312 Fairfax Ava, Colonial Hefghrs. Va., 85 PruiH. Midmel Roy 1Fr,l 1323 Saulh 17111, Chickcshq. 01110.. 104. 165 PI'UJH. Eonuld E lFl-l 706 N, Charles, Searcy, Atk, 104, 167 Prum, Sandra F. ULJ 1323 Somh 17th St. Chrckoshu. 01110., 85, 139. 139 Pullen, Eugenia R. 1Jr.1 M1. Doro. Fla.. 85 Pulley, Philip 1171.151? N, Van. Seorcv, Ark. 104. 167 Pummill, Elizahmh R, 1Fr.l 4916 Cleameek Rd.. Dallas, 12m. 104 9 QUOTHebaum. Thomas D. 15:13:11.1 R1. 4. Searcy, Ark, Rachel. Rim lGrud.1 Rt. 1. Box 721, Russellville, Ark., 110 RackFey. Barbara tFrJ Gainesville. Mo., 104. 154, 179 Ramsey, James D. 15!.1 R1, 4, Harrlson, Ark,, 74 , Rnndafph. James Austin 151-1 1 I20 Pennington Dr.. Hobbs. N. Mex., 143 Randafph, Janine Barry 15M Box 894, Secrcv, Ark 74 Ransom, Linda R. 1Fn1 Pleasank Plains, Ark, 104. 153, 105 Reagan, Audrey L. UL! 403 Runnels, Merke1.Tex.. 85. 141 Reagan, Lorena .1. FL! 11?. 1,5 Senuf'n. Mo.. 104. 194 Reasons. Joseph W, 15:11:11.1 23572 Cunningham 51.. Warren. Mich. 94. 1M Reeves. Jerry L. UrJ Rt. 2. Maldan. Ma, 75, 1:59 Reeves. Marilynn T, 151.1 R1. 2. Munford. Ala . 75. 177 Reuvis. Gmcne E. lFrJ RI. 1, Box 56, Dylan. Ari: , 104 Raves, David E. 1591311.! 1202 Ave. N.. Arum . Tex. Reed. Gary E. 1Fr.l 3155 Waldrap. Dallas, Tex 104. 105. 166 Reed, Galy Wayne lFrJ R1. 2, Clinion, Ark, 104 Reeve, Ronald E. 1509M RI. 4, Siloam Springs. Ark 94, 167 12311301511, Lois A. iSrJ RI, 5, Neosho, M0,, 73 13211301011, William IFIJ Rt. 5, Box 174. Naosho. Mo., 104. 170 Reid, Teresa L1 1Fr,l Rt. 3, Cloverdale, Ind.. 104, 142, 179 Reinhardf, John Lee lJr.J 11808 Third Ave.. Lynwood. Calif.. 85, 171, 206 Remund. Kathleen G. lFr.l 721 1 Hemlock, Overland Park. Kan, 104, 184 Resre1li. Judy C. 150911.! Box 307. Des Arc. Ark. 94 Reynntds, Roland C. 1Fr.1 704 N. Elm 51.. Seurcy, A710, 104 Rhodes. Phillip L. lFLI 4420 Levenward Rd., Kansas City, Kan. 104, 172 Rice, Cheryl L.1Jr,1Box 418, Carlisle, Ark, 85, 137, 142, 156 Richards. Judy A. lFrJ 5210 N. Augusta, Fresno, Colif.. 104 Richards, Tom L. 1Fr.1 1717 Robinson. Scum Bend. Ind.. 104 Rithey. Patricia A, lJrJ 2111 am 51.. Galena Park. Tax, 109 RichiE. Charles R. 1Grud1 1904 Sandrown Rd., Atlanta. 0a.. 110 Richie. Jeffrey A. 1Jr.1 9th 51.. Cashing, Okla. Richmond, Allen W. lSOphJ 519 Belehar. Wes! Memphis, Ark. 94. 167. 214 Ricks. Eugene F. ISophJ 59015 Huvshall Rd., Little Rock, Ark.. 94, 152. 161 Rieves. Marilyn S. 1Fr.1 Oxly. Ma.. 94. I42, I79 Riggs. Becky D. 1Jr11 509 E. Race, Sentry, Ark, 139, 150, 151 Riggs, Jean T. lGrudJ 8a: 1307, Seulcy. Ark. 110 Rish. Donna M. 1Fr.l 4108 Holly Lone. Panama CW. Fla.. 109 Risinger. Harry B. 1.0.! 800 N. Oak St. Searcv. Ark. 05. 151. 174 Risinger. Letty A. 1Fr.1 800 N. Oak 51,. Seqrw. Ark. Rismu. Roy L Ur.1 22b Gabriel. Lafayette, LIL. BS. 1413 Ritchie, Joan M. 15m 701 E. Park 51.. Sentry. Ark, 75, 1'25. 140. 141, 143 Rimnour. Janie 1Sr.1 Box 226, Fvadenckxbulg, Ohio. 75, I41. 143, 145 Rivers. Rachel A. 1Fr.l 13 Harding Dr.. Scatcy. Ark, 104, 141. 190 Rives. Marcia E lFr.l 3858 W. 109111 St, Chicago, 111., 104, 154. 188 Robbins, Hallie L. lSpe:.1 25 '7, W. Wheeled! 51., Hanover. N. H. Robbins, Karin L. tSophJ 2517, W. Wheelock Sh. Hanover. N. H.. 94. 191 Robersun. Janice L 1Fr.1 1119 Golf vad., Duvtonu Beach. Flu.. 104. 193 Roberson. Philip S. lSophJ 27322 Ryan. Wurran, Michu 94 Rubens, Clifton ID. 15091111 300 5. Moss. Searcy, Ark, 94. 168 Roberis, J. Lee ISpecJ 3020 Race. F1. Wunh. Tex. Robertson, Barbara S. 15r.1 97a Smgecoach, Little Rock. Ark, 75 Rubenson. Linda L. 1Fr.1 6501 Greenwood. Linle Rock, Ark. 104, 194 Robensnn, Janet M. lFr.1 Helena, Ark. Robertson, Marvin H. UL! 978 5109:: Coach. Linla Rock. Ark 05, 174, 196 Robinson, George 1Fr.1 C. H. Stack Farm. Colehorbm. N Oak. Roefzel, Patricia A. iFrJ Box 457. New R1ch1und, Mlnn., 104, 191 Rogers, Clyde 1C. ESophJ Box 76, Oakton, Ky.. 94. 163 . Linda .1. 15:11:11.1 1401 Washington Ave.. Pnrkersburg. Ark. ,Mary L 1Jr.1 313 N. Jackson. Kennett, Mo.. 85. 156. 186 'h-u, Pamela 0 lFr.1 424 N, Ash, lmle Rock, Ark. 104. 184 l rl. Runnld Keith IFr 1 1266 E Rosebtiur, Springfield. Mo., 104, 154. 175 n, Sharon K WI RI. 1, Rose Bud. Ask. 35. 177. 182 Wm. Sharon l 1Fr.1 R1, 2, Box 133, Alma, Ark, 104, 152 +'- and, Jackie 5. 150911.! 1585 N. Commercial, Sr Ciair, M0,, 94, 1M '51! Curlnl lSoph.1 Z1422 Chav1nck,0verland Mo., 50, 94 142,156,189 m Sandra K.15r13422 Chmlack.0verland,Mo.,55,75,168 189 ' . David E.1Fr1434 W 0811a 51., Kansas Cw, Ma 104 175 ;1- 11m. Masses lJr1 411 Quincy Ave Clarksdale, Miss., 86, 17:1, 201. 202 ro. Sianley A. lFr.1 19 Davis Blvd, New Orleans. Len, 104, 171 - Inc. Sfanley P. 1Ft.1 Box 296, Rogersville, Alu., 219 , Deborah G. 1Fr.1 626 5. W. 15111, Grand Prairie. Tex.. 104 . 5cm: N. 1Fr,1 4991 S. E. Princemn Dr., Bunlesvilie, Okla.. 104. 142, 153. 188 :Iepcr. Sidney G. 1Jr.l 4991 S. E. Princemn, Banlesville. 0k1a., 86. 175 f - ,Bcny Frances 1Jr.1 Box 1056, Seurcv. Ark. 86 '1 , Jame: W. 1501:1111 2301 Daisy Lune, F1. Wonh. Tex. u, Patricia A. 1Jr,1 R1, 1, Furmingmn, Ark. 36, 139 -' ll. Nancy A. 1Jr.1 144 Cloverdula, Searcy, Ark. 86, 139, 141 0. Ronald 6. 1501311.! 4143 Barron, Memphis. Tenn 94. 167, 153, 200, 202, 214 l. Sieven M. lFrJ 1 Taylor Esrale, Kirkwood 22, Max. 104, 1613 '1' .Iph, Carol A. 15r1 1305 Tray Dr., Madison, Wis, 75 M01911. Charles E. ISr1 308 Oakland. Janesville, Wis. 19m. Richard 1.. 1JL1 305 N. Railroad. Waveriy, Tenn,, 86, 152, 175 11. Balborn A. 1Fr.l Delight. Ark. 104. 192 11. Danny B. IFI.1 402 Harper lune. N. Little Rock. Ark. 104, 162. 206 11. Kate F. 1H1 3809 Olive, N. liHle Rock, Ark. 109 -rd, David C. 1Fr.1 Pleasnnl Valley 111, Mendham, N. J.. 105 age, Steven R. lFr 1 409 Ptaspect. Newport, Afk 105. 169 7- -e. Dwighl C. 1Jr.1 1111 56161096 Dr., Fuirbum. Ohio. 86, 143. 164 -, Chris L IFr,1 5:102 N. Spruce. Kansas th. Mo.. 105. 171 S v. Max G. 1Jr.1 R1. 1.1ipton, Iowa. 145 - I. Helen 1.. 15:11:11.1 510: Route, Judsnnia. Ark. 86 '1I. Ilumnnu J lFr.1 5er Route Judsuniu, Ark 105 5, Cynthia Faye 1Jr.1 4704 Lovewood Dr. Nashville, Tenn..Bb.1B2 Mu. Phylfis K 1Jr.1 4704 Lovewuod Dr.,NushvElle,1'ann..86. 154 18?. - ndencn. 51evenE 1Fr1400Moluniu Koiluc Hawnii,105,173 :4 ndh. Susan K. 15:11:11.1 R1. 1, Bax 18 D, Wildwoad, F10,, 94. 135 - ndlnv. Muryerm 150p11.1 904 W Vmory Dr., Mobile, A11, 94. 135. 139 ' -.ll'1 Howard G.1Fr,1 1709 E BUYG Ave, Lake City Flu,105 Mo, Hiroko 1Jr.l 1483 Takakum- cho, Hachiaii. Tokyo. Japan,Bb,B7',141, 149 M33, Andrew F.6d 6324 Riverside. Bell Caiif,32.75.l24.141, 146, Saund-ts. Fame R my 2052 Central, Marnphis.1enn., 86.189 1 r, Behy A lFr1 121.4. Box 61. Busfrnp, L0,. 105 I, Jury K.1Fr1 4511 Woodsmck 1301103, Tex. 105.162. 201 - uugh, Ronald D, 1FLI 121. 3, Box 53. Van Hulen, Ark , 94. 143. I75 ' - k. lobar! L. lFr.1 1313 Oakwood Ave., Lake V1110. 111.. 105, 162 'Edimldr, Alec H. W 1 936 N 59th Ave, Pensacola. Fln., 201, 204 - 15?. Linda D. lSrl RI. 3. Buldwm City, Kan, 4B, 49, 75, 135, 146. 1-47 - nib . Manha R. 1Fr.1 RI. 1, Box 90, Bloomington, Ind., 109 melon Buel Leon lFr.I El. 1, Box 231, Down. M0,, 109 HIM, Duv1d R. 1FL1302 N. W. HA . Beniorwille, Ark. 105 .WIM. Janice 5. lSoph.1 302 N. W. IA Bentonville. AIL 94, 182 . . Judy M.1Fr,1 Box 117. Kress, Tam, 105, 186 . Nancy K. lSr.1 Box 11?, Kress, Tex..75.142. 157. 186 a, Kaihy J. 15r,1 Rt. 2. Goldwater. Miss.. 75. 189 .dur, Faye F. 15r.1 801 Pm: 51., Domphun, Mo., 75. 176 -ar, JImmyL.1Jr,1 Box 504. Russe11,Ark.. B6. 176 ,Jume: D. ISapM 91!: E. Center, Scurry, Ark, ab, 174 u, Fania 5. 150911 1 916 E. Center. Searcy, Ark. 94, 195 wel. Harmon R. 1Sr.1 1022 Knshwaukee, Rockford, Ill.. 113 ,5!!! Mark 15r.1 801 7111 SI.,Hammon1nn, N. J., 75. 152. 173, 219 I n, Ronald W. 15013111 3312 View 51., F1,Wor1h. Tem, 109 11!.Sandm 1. 1501911.! 312 Henderson. Burnesville. Ohio. 94. 154 Hal. Conm'e L 1501715 I 639 P11111135. South Haven. Mich, 94, 166 11th., Don 1?. lJr.1 63? Phillips 5.. South Haven. Midi, 109 - n, David J.1Sr.l Bo: 134.1.ancus1er. 5.13.. 75, 141, 143. 170 , Mary Ellen lJr,I 103 W. 5151 51., N. little Rock, Ark, 109 I. Edward G. 1F:.1 1505 E. Market. Seurcy. Ark... 105 -11.Jo Nell 15013111 810 Randall Dr., Searcv. Ark. .11. Mary A. IJr.1 1505 E. Market, Seurcy. Ark, 86. 141. 190 . - , Barbara J, 1Fr1 10.5 N. Main, Lee's Summit M11, 105,150. 154 Will. Enhar A. 15mm; 115 Baxter SI, Annis'an. Ala., 94, 142 1 , Kalhy Lynn 1J1.1 713 North River, Toronto. Ohio. bl. 191 In. Warlv M. 1Jr.1 127 Meyer Dr, Cullinsville. 111., B6, 195 . . Janie: F. IFrJ Zanoni. Mo.. 105. 179 'onnon..1udy K LSr.1 RI 2. Box 209. Stevensville. MICE . palsy, Mom: W lJrl 17051 Robin Hood Lune. Memphis, Tennu86.174 immiumbeeh K. 150p1'l.1 Box 553 Jonesboro Ark, 94 142,154 Dena T. lFr.I Munindale Rd., San Marcos, Tex - . James R. 13013111 3219 BobbLe Lune,Decatnr,Ga..94,167. 130. 200 , wFrancesE 1Jr1307 S 131k, Var: Buren, Ark, B6 175.153 1' w'm, Jimmy W.1Fr.1 1204 4151Ave. Rockford III 105 173 .Curole 5 151.1 1209 Mulberry, Montgomery. A111. 75 . Larry M. 15r.1 950 Dvewry. AIlanra, Ga., 75 , .Thamus R. UH Box 655. Midd1etan,1'enn., 86 , , .Vimr L. 15ml 1934 E. Monroe. Colorado Springs, C010. 75. 176 i - 1:1. Dick w. 15:11:11.1 4918 Dwight 01.. Fan Wayne, Ind, 94, 173, 210. 214 Shephevd, Donny M, lJrI 106 leed 5L, Welrmn, W, Va., 86. 139, 166 Sharer, Chefr A, lFr.l 503 Wildwood, North Lmle Rock. Atk, 105, 195 Shewmuker. Sum D. 15121 Box 22. Kalomo. Zambia, Africa, 16 Shewmaker, Sherman N. ISrJ Box '22. Kafomo. Zambia, Africa. 76. 136, 141, 166, 137 Shipp. Hiram C. lSr.1 10.57 Prairie Dr . Pamnq. Tex. 136 Shlrey, Horace lSophJ 1522 Lu Can, Mugnalla, Ark. 109. 136 Shaun. Judith A. UI'.1 5043 Evans. Kalamazoo. Mich. 06, 189 Shae, Michael W. lFr.J 205 Claremonr, North Little Rock. Ark. 105. 171 Shulk, Charles W, 1Fr1 R1. 5. Seurcv. Ark. Shumwoy, Wi1li5 2. 15011111 600 Lewis, Kelso, Wash. 94. I75 Silva, Larry J. 1Fr.l Stuntnnvile, Tenn. 105. 170 Simmons, Sam: A. 1Jr,1 112 S, 17111 Ava, Humba1dl,1enn , 86, 153, 194 Simmons, Dona1d T. 15:31:11.1 414 E, Cherry Rd, Blytheville, Ark. Simmons, Roberi W. 15r.1 Blytheville, Ark., 76 Simmons, Sharon E. 1Fr.1 H. 0. US. Eucom 1C 3- E1 Ana. N. Y., 105, 145. 188 Simmons, Susan K. 1Jr.1 105 W251 Church 51.. WoodsHeld. Ohlo Simmons, Susan S, 15r.1 531 Burke, Ashdown. Ark. Simmons, Tommy J. 1Jr.1 R1. 1. Box 73. Malvern, Ark. 35, 86. 135. 167 Simon, Corn1ee M. 1Fr.l 2809 E. Creighlon. Pensacola, Fla. 105. 143. 173 Simpkins. Meryl lFr.1 Red Lion Rd, No. 3. Tabernacle. N. Y.. 105. 171 SII'HPSOFI, Dale W lFr.17353 Virginia, 51. Luuls. Mo.. 105. 174 Simpson, Deorsuy A. 1Jr.1 744 Dudley Dr., Shrevgpori. L11. 10'? Simpson, Gary L, 18r,1 70:19 Dearborn, Overland Park, Kath, 76, 174, 190 Sims, Kthleen 5. Ur.1 117 S. Horace, Rockford, 111., 86, 136. 139, 186 S1nquef1eld, Richard 1Fr.1 310 Ward, Senuiobia, Min. 105. I71, 201 Sinquefield, Richard lFr,1 310 Ward 51., Senufohia, Miss, 105, 171, 201 Sizemore, Gary D. 15r.1 Box 452, Harding College, Searcy, Mk, 76, 167 Slentz. Susan A. lFr.l 306 W. 6th. Cotulhelsviiie. Ma. 105. 154. 185 Singluff, Connie S. 1Fr,1 145 Hcmewood Rd., Mansfield, Ohio. 105. 154 Slinkurd. Ruth E. IFr.1 Box 1. Gu1ewuv.Ark,. 105. 142. 182 Sloan, Richard D. 13:15:11.1 918 N. Brvun. Lilile Ruck. Ark, 175. 174 Slovak, Joyce 1Fr.1 625 Sherwuoci. Richardson. TEL. 105. 157 Smull1ng, Ray 1Fr.1 4226 Dinn. Corpus Christi. Tex. Smalser, Rebeca: J, IFr,1 111. E, Finlenze, Alu., 1.5. 195 Smufh. Barbara D. 1Fr.1 624 N, 6th 51,, Pumgculd. Ark. vah, Cary P. 1Jr.1 7 Crepe Myrtle, Van Buren, Ark, 86, 148 Smirh, Cfcud H. lSoph.1 25 Edgewnnd Cirde, Wes! Helanu, Ark, Smirh. Clyde 6. 15L! 1298 Stage, Memphis, Tenn , 76, 167, 181 Smlfh. Coril Lo. J. 1Fr.1 2122 Mathingly, Grenada, Mist... 105. 137 Smith, Danny M, 1$r1 Box 95, Milan. Kan., 76, 126 Smith, David E. 1Sr.1Box 515, Ashdown. Ark 76. 77, 124. 130. 163, 179 5mi1h. Dennis W. iSophJ RT. 1, Pocahontas, Ark.. 94 Smith, Glenn W 15r1 1516 E. Marker, Seurcy. Ark., 76. 162 Smith. James K. 15013111 Box 36. Reudland. Ark. 86. 162, 193. 214 Smith. James M.1Fr.1 R1. 3, Danville, 111,, 105, 143. 152 Sm1fh, Jerw P. 1Jr.1 R13. luku, Miss., 86, 135, 152, 161 Smirk. Jerry W. lFr,14210 York, 50th Bend, 1nd,, 105 Smith. Judith Ann lSaphJ 323 W. 3rd, Bonnewlle, Alk., 94. 186 Smith, Larry D. lFr.1 Rt. 3, Vernon. 1211., 136 Smith, Linda D. 11:1.1 2423 Wynnewund, Dallas, 191., 105 5m11h. Linda E. 1PM 1838 Onsta , Yuba C1111. Cold , 105 Sm1fh. Margaret A. 1111 Box 55. Shirley. Auk. B6. 139. 191 Smith. Mary A. lJr.I 423 Apollo Rd., Richardson. 121,, 06, 154. 193 Smith, Mary K. 1H1 301 Prusped, Newport, Ark. 50. 105. 180 Smth, Michael L IFI.1 R1. 1. Box 126. McCrovv. A11! 105. 16'? Smith, Ninu R lFr,1 Box 424, Spring Cily. Tenn, 106, 192 Smith, Nugget K. lFr.1 1206 Essex Dr., Fairfiel'd, Calif, 106 Smith, Rebecca K. 150ph.1 5525 Kimbrough, Corpus Christi, Tex Smith, Richard H, 1Fr,1 Box 278, Star Rama. Dunlap. Tenn.. 106 Srnnh, Richard R. 1F:,l 2727 Alleguney, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Smith, Ruben C. 1Fr.1 913 Russwm, Clarksdc1e,Miss, 106 5mu11'1. Shawn J. 15000.1 805 Nor1h Mam, Benlon. Ark 94. 156. 193 Smith. William R. 15r.1 R1. 1. Box 219. Shungaloo. 16.. 76 Smock. W. Kyle 15121 1133 25111 51' . Molina, 111.. 76. 130. 175 Sneak. Davfd L. lFr.1 1153 5. Quince Way. Denver. Co1o., 106. 167 Salomon. Sallie B. 15r.1 RI. 2.1.yles.Tenn.. 76 Sanger. Larry E. 1Fr.1 Rt 1, Box 274, Lilrle Ruck. Ark. Spanner, Paula A. 15r.1 Warm Springs. Ark, 69, 141 Spice, Janet E. 1Fr.1 215 Dogwood Dr., Greenville. Team. 109 Spradlin.1homas M. 1Jr.1 Box 158, anklin, 66,. 36 Spurlock. Shirley J. 18912111 111D Cleveland, Park Ridge, 111.. 94. 152. 182 SIacy, Julia M. iFrJ 2735 Hemlngron N. Cucia. Jackson. Min, 106, 142. 154 Slaffard, Wanda S. 1Soph.1 RI. 2. Muunmin Home. Ark, 94, 179 Slaggs. Norma R. lJr.l 918 E. Murke1. Seaicv. Ark . 86. 189 Stanley. Emma 1.. iJrJ 101316 Caotken. Sun Valley. Calif. 109 Stardey, Gemfd W. 1Fr.1 Lake Provndence, ta. Slunley. Jim E. lGrudJ 10516 Crockett Sun Vallev. C0111 103. 110 Slanron, Linda L, 15r1 217 Orchard Ave., Nedrew, N, Y Starkey, Gwendolyn C. 15:11 4715 5111 N. W , Cunlan, Ohio. 76, 141 Srorling, Beth F. lJl.1 2:124 Cutolindu, Waco. Tea, 76, 159, 174, 130, 222, 223 Srcron, Janene K, lSophJ RI 1, Vlan, Okla, 95. 141, 143, 178 Staadman, Elizabeth F. lJrJ R9. 2, Box 137, Malhiavon, Miss. 86. 184 Steele. Roy D. lFr.1 200 Second Ave, Co1umbiu, Tenn, 106, 173, 219 Stefanick, Lydia E. lFr.1 3464 Anna. Treman. Mach. 106. 184 Stephens, Sandra 8. lJrJ 110 Cloverdo1e. Seorcv. Ark. Stephenson. Gerald 1-1. 15129:! 111. 4. Senrcy, Auk. Stephensnn, Kenneih W. 1Fr.1 7310 Hemlock, Houston, Tex. Siernberg, Clarence 1.. 1Fr.1 Rt. 2. Paducah. Ky. Stevenson. Robert L. 15321 Box 103. Albion, N211. 76, 169 Srewun. Jimmy W. 1Sup11.1 R1. 1. Alama,12nn.. 95, 154, 170 Sridham, Bruce G. 11114723 Kenmore Ava, Alexandria, Va.. 140, 141 Srinugon, Gall Boyd 15r,1 68 Kingfisher Luna, Lavinawn. N. 7., 76. 176 Siillwugon. Jeff W. 150ph.1749 Virginia Ava, Norvh Bellmore. N. Y., 95. 176 511m:un,Anitu L. lFr.l 535 South Grove. Wichita, Kan, 106. 139, 147, 170 Stinnei. Melvin L. 15121 814 High 51.. Mcryvilla.1'enn,. 76. 174 Stikher. David L. 1Fr.1 2312 Rio Vista. F1. W01111. Tax 106. 175 Stokes, William E. iSr.1 2.504 Ashland Ave.. Bower City. La 77. 173. 210 .214 313 5To1e5, James J. 150.011.! 2504 Ashland Ave., Bossier City. 1.0., Stone. 361W R. UrJ R1. 3. Henderson. Tenn. 86. 136. 152. 195 Stone, James T. 1Jr.1 Box 128. Spring Hill, Tenn, 86. 163 510118. Michael H. lFr.1 1115 2811'! 51,, N. W.,Win12r Haven, Flo., 106, 149, 171 Stone, Ronald L. 1Fr.1 Box 128. Spring Hill, Term, 106. 163 Stone, Sandro Sue IGradJ 623 Taugue 51., Nuvasara, Tex. Storey. David E. lFr.1 203 Slale 51., Senmh, Ma, 106, 171 516v . Wayne M. FL! 1010 S. 8111 51., Monroa, L11, 106 Srruughn, Kama L. 15r.1 2509 Seneca. Kansas CW. Kart, 77. 143. 175 51ruwn,Juonifo L. 1131:! 440 James 51.. Eds? Polevfne. Ohio. 106, 177' Sweel, Anna Dormun lscph.1 Rr. 3. Bax 92. Cruse , Ark. 94, 194 Street. James E, 1Jr.1 RY. 1. Searcy. Ark, 86 171. 200, 205. 214 S1riak11r1, Marvin T. vaI 557 N. Centroh Bufesvilfe. Ark 109 Sfrie'elmmer. Janet 1561311.! 8940 Carriage Lane. Indianapolis. Ind., 95. 178 Shinger. Donald H 15M R1. 1, 80:1 112, V1der, Tax. 109 Strum, Karin l. lSoph.1 2008 Marrow Ava, Scheneaudv, N. Y., 109 Snoop, David R. lFrJ Rt. 3, Xenia. Ohio, 106, 172 Snoud, James M. 1J1.1 1953 5!. Mary, Son Angers. 1e11,, 141 Sunderland, Ruben W. lFr.1 RI. 4, Canhage, Ma, 106, 172 SuomJ, Karl M. 1Fr.1 1010 5. 81h St, Monroe. L0,. 106 Sutherlin. Roger L. 15013111 Rt. 2. Box 109, Graenmstle, Ind.. 94 Sykes. John T. 1Jr,1 2006 Florence. Cahokia, 111., 86. 170 T Tucker. John W. 1Fr.1 R1. 2. Box 39. Earle. Ark. 106. 169 Talley, 8911!; L. lFr.1 R1. 2, Box 135, Bradfurd, NIL, 106. 193 Turp1ay. Van L. IFr1 Letonu. Ark.. 106 Taylor. Camel Dawn Fr! 10 N. 45111 51.. 86116-11119. III. Taylor, Connie J. 15r1 1'11. 1, Diamond. Mo., 62, 77, 125. 130. 140. 141. 179 Taylor. Jeny L. 11r.1 1104 E Race. Apt. 23. Searcv. Ark, 86 Tuvlal, 1.6mm: J. lJr.I 504 Soufh Third. Durdanelle, Ark... 86, 138. 149, 152, 157, 1 95 Taylor, Martha .1. 1FL1 228 E. 11th 51., San Juan. Ten... 95 Taylor. Mary L. 1Fr.1 1605 Was! Arch, Searcy, Ark. 109 Taylor. Novena K. ULI Sunset Ap: 131,51dnev. Mont. 36 Taylot. Rick W. 15M 282 N. Milom, San Benin. 1e31,, 77'. 113.149. 151. 214 Taylor, Rita G. lFrJ 1005 Nonh Denver. Russellville, AIL, 106, 188 Tuy1or, Robert E. lJrJ Rr. 2. Water Valley. Ky.. 95. 136. 139 Taylor, Sally A. 1Fr1 71 S S,Wuver1y, Dallas, Tenn. 106. 142, 179 Tny1or, Wilnu E. 1Jr,1 R1. 2, Coldwater, Miss. 86. 156. 189 Teal, Nancy A, 1Fr.1 1008 Ruby Lane. Orange, Tax. 106, 142, 182 1261, Susan M. lSaph.1 1008 Ruby Lane. Orange. TIL, 95. 141, 182 Tedford. Sharon D. 150011 1 snicker Cauns 35. Marlailles, 111., 95 Telford. Sandro G. 15:31:11.1 1608 Wellarrnnn Rd, W. Monroe, Len, 95, 139. 186 Terrell. Randy C 1501011.! 1550 Havendalz, Wimer Haven, Hm. 95. 171, 176 Tevry. Roy E. EFLI 3100 W. llhnons. Midland. 191.. 106. 135. 163 Tesler, David K. 1Fr.1 2976 Ormond Du. Winsvon-Solem. N. C.. 106. 150 Teufert, WJIIJOM R. lSophJ RI. 6, Va1paruiso. Ind. Thorn, Sandra J. 15r.141l W. Arch 51.. Seurcy, Ark. 77. 141. 143 Thom, Vicfor D. 15r.1 2745 Marshall 51., Rockford, III.. 77. 135, 136. 141 Thumas. Churlnhe L 1505211.! Smr Route, Nea1yville, Mo., 95, 178 Thomas, Connie L. 1Soph.1 RI. 1, Box 117, Delight, Ark., 95. 192 Thomas, 0 Jay IJrJ 954 Bristol. Wichita. Kan. 86, 150. 186 Thomas. F. J. ISLI 603 W. Mechanic 51.. Hcrrisonw'lfe, Mo.. 77, 172 Thomas. Jerry G. lSoph.1 61 'I W. Bluff, Fr. Worth. Tu. Thomas, Kenneth E. lFr.l R1. 4. Btookville, Pa., 106. 169 Thames, Sheridan D. lFr.l 510! Rome. Neelyville. Mo.. 1015. 172 Thomason. Carroll R. 15r.1 4311 Purkdale, Midland. Team. 77. 176 Thumosson. William M, lFr.J 640 Wesfview Dr., Forrest CITv, Ark, 106. 154, 164 Thomlay, Terry E. lFrJ R1. 2.New1un. A111, 107. 136. 173 fhompson, Barbara K. Ht! :1 Hardlng Dr., Senrcv, Ark, 86, 191 Thompson. Charles 1.. lGrud. 1R: 1, Mt, Pleasant. Tex, 110. 152 Thompson. John Robert lSophJ Box 83. Rd, 2: Cochmnville, P6,, 95, 150, 172. 210, 211 Thompion, Koihleen A. 15.32:,1 14881 Greenfieid, Daron, Mich, 110 Thorn,Jc1ckE. 15r.1 406 59111 51., V1ennu, W. Va., 108 Thorn. Mary Ann 1Jr,1 Box 67. 5:011 Depm. W. Vu., 109 Thurman, Edward J. lsophJ 99130 Jucksonvihe Highway. N. 1.11118 Rock, Ark. Thornton. Norma R. 1Fr1 3201 1ul19, Pine 811M. Ark. 107. 177 11dwell, Thomas C. IJr.1 2601 MounIuin View, Carlsbad, N. Menu 86 Tillman. Barbara A. iFrJ Norlh Lukeshore Rd.. Lake Village, Ark. 109 Tillman, Kenneth R. Ur! 327 Main, Lake Village, Ark. Tillman. Margaret C. lFr I 617 N. Caun, Luke Viliuge, Ark, 109 Timmermun, Fannie S. 1Jr.1 4490 Sir George Simpson, Luchine, Quebec. Canada. 86,137,139,141 Tipplns, Patricia A. 1Sr.1 R1. 3, 86:: 352A, Mob1le. Ala 77. 152, 192 11pm. Shari Elaine lSoph I 5713 Diamond Oaks, Fr. Worth, Tex.. 48, 49, 95, 140, 141, 143. 180 Tipmn. Kennelh D. ISLI 2708 N. Cleveland. Li'lle Rock. Ark. 77, 175 Tolund. Jesse R. 15r180x 366. Mangum, 01110,. 77.126, 130. 151. 152.163 Tunke. John E. ULI 111. 3, Ruyville, La., 86, 172 Towell. 1on1 L. 1Jr.1 R1. 2, Walnuf R1dge.Ark,. 86, 142, 170 Townsdin. Efaine M. 15r.1 5024 Pm , Omaha. Nebr., 77 Tawmend. R1111 lJrJ 101 Pecan. Albany. Tex.. 86. 180, 222. 223 Townsley, Sarah L. l50p11.1 1320 Skytine, N. Linle Rock, Ark 147 Trent, Jackson 1. UrJ Cruwley'i Ridge, Puragauld, Ark, 86, 142, 143, 170 Trickey, Dmecaa A. lFrJ RI. 1, Lonoke, Ark, 107 184 Trickey. W111ium H. ULI R1. 1. Lonoke. Ark. 86. 167 Tripp. Chatles 1.1rl 329 N. 15111. Springfield. 111.. 206 Tro1linger. William G. 113de 213 4th 51.. Bonneville, Miss. Troy, Vernon 1.. iFrJ 1505 N. Ridge E051. Ashmbulu. Ohio Tucker, John R, lJr.l 2980 Richard Ava Grave Ci1y, Ohio, 141, 143 Tucker. Patricia B. ISOphJ RI. 4. Ark. Rd.. W. Monroe, Lu.. 95, 194 Tucker, Sharon 6. 1Fr.1 403 Apple 51., Beebe. Ark, 107. 14? Tugg1e, Clihon E, UL! R1, 1. Quinton, Ala., 86 Tugg1a, MOICEG M. IJr.I RI, 2, Valdosiu. 60., 86. 141 314 Turner. 1411911 061: lSuph.l 1127 Olive. Warren, Mich, 48. 49. 95, 146. 174 Turner, Dale A1Ian 150ph.1 R1. 1, Highland, 111., 109 Turner, Gary 0. 15r.1 R1. 1. Highland, 111,, 87 171 Turner, Gerald D. Fr 1 329 Park 51.. Clio, Mich. Turner, Jo Ann ISophJ 1707 N. Tcemon, Ruslon, 1.0., 95, 194 Turner, Ricky H, 1Jr.1 Box 667, Cedar Kev. F10 113. 206, 208. 209 Turney, Velamu E UF1 R1. 1, Quitmun, Ark. 8-6. 149. 152,154, 18? Twyford, Linda S. lFr.l RI. 2. Box 69. Newport, Ark, 107. 193 Tysinger. Janet A, l5r.1 753 N. Pine 51.. Lancaster. Po.. 78 WNW. Jay A. 1Fr.1 1010 Warner, Janesboro. Ark, 107. 187 Ulrey. Betiy T, 16:01:11 928 E. Center, Saartv. Ark, 1 IO Upton. Michael L. 1Fr.1 Hwy. 79. Stuttgart. Ark, 107, 166 Upton, Ranald L. FM 40:! New Salem, Park Forest, Ill. V Valentine. John T, 15111 7733 Hillard, Dallas, Tex,, 70, 113, 174 Valentine. Kathleen E. ISr l 7733 Hlllard. Dallas. 12x.. 78 Vanomon. James 13 UL! 802 Brookham Searcy. Ark 87 Vnnaman. Michael D. lJrJ 802 arookharr, Searcv. Ark. 87 Vunderpcol, James H. 151.1 15637 L. 51., Mniuve, C0111, 113. 149 Vunderslice. Robert 1Fr.1 704 W. Wood 51.. Shawnee. Okla., 107. 162, 200 Vann. PntrLciu C. lJr.1 Rt. 1, Erin. Tenn., 87, 139 Van Rheenen, Gailyn UM 111. 4, Parngou1d, Ark, 87, 136, 175 Vurney, Cynthia J. 1Fr.l 12B Colonial Ava, Kenmore, N, Y., 107, 186 Vaughan, Oran Evere 1Fl'.1 R1. 2, 86x 197. DeWin, Ark. Vaughan, Thomas R tJr.1 93902111 51. S. E.. Hickotv, N. C. Vaughn, Nancy .1. 1565211.! 801: 512. Hallundala, M15!., 95, 137, 139. 153, 195 Veoch, Rickey L. 1Jr,1 Judsaniu. Ark. Vecru. David D. 150ph.1 Rt. 1, Box 336, High Springs. Fla., 95, 142. I73 VenabIE. Chur1es FE. Fm! 2316 Skvline Dr., BOHIesVFIIB. 0100.. 107. 149. 163 Vennum, Eileen P. 1501301 9842 E, Inniswoid. 8am Rouge. Lu. Vennum. Quenrln E. lSr.1 2119 Reever. Arlington. Tex. Verkler, Billie R. lGracH RI. 2, Searcv. Ark. Verner. Van L. 1511 1374 Ridgewood Park. Memphis. Tenn. 10?, 174 Vici. thelle L. lFrJ 2108 Virginia Ave.. andosla, G11, 107, 178 Vincent, Jacob M. 15ml R1. 1. Russell, Iowa, 78, 126. 130, 136, 163 Vincent, John 0, UL! 7517 Tudor Rd.. Colorado 5pr1ngs, Colaq 80, 87, 172 Voorhees. Ida L. UL! 1886 S. linden Way, Denver, C610,. 87, 142, 189 Vovles, Larry B. lFr,1 80:: D, Jay, Okla. W Wade, Eiizobeth J. 1Fr.l 8m: 5, Guinesville, Mm, 107. 154. 179 Wade. Julia A. lJr.1 R1. 5. luka. 191155.. 87. 152. 154 Wade. Mary L. lFr.l 1007 N. Titus, Gllner, Tel, 107, 150. 195 Weir, Sherry L. 15r.1 1400 W. 18111 51.. N. Little Rock, Ark, 78, 149. 152 Walker. George 1Fr.1 9805 Edgelake. Dullus. Tem, 107, 172 Walker, Harold A. lSr 1 8:11: 151, Sprmg Hill. Tenn, 78, 113, 163 Wolket, Helen L. 111' 1 450 Camzlle 51.. Mewndriu. Lu, Walker. James Richard 1513:3111 211 Woodland Dr., Bimingham. Ala.. 95. 171' Walker, Jarry 1.. 1Fr,1 1520 Nnr1h 33. F1. Smith, Ark 107. 163 Wufker, Mary K. 1Jr.l Rt. 1. Baldwin. Kurt. 152. 154 Walker. Ruby R. 1Fr.1 450 Camifle 51.. Alexandria. Lu. Walker, Susan L. 1PM 505 S. New Orleans. Br1nkley. Ark. 153 Wallace. June D. 1Jr.1 R1. :1, Va1puru1sa. 1nd., 107. 188 Wallace, Nelda R. lFr.1 80:: Q, Bald Knob, Ark, . Wallace, Paul W 1501211.! 506 E. Center. Searcy. Ark, 95, 142. 173 Wallace, Robert W. 1Fr1 759 N. Tvezevum, Memphis, Tenn.. 95 Walters, linda C. lFrJ 3645 Catherine. Shreveport, lu., 107, 190 Wuhan, Joe E. 1Fr.1 2818 Halber' 5r . F1. Worm. Tex.. 46 Won, Eddy 1501:1111 724 Cheung Showan Rd., 8111 Fl., Gowioon. Hong Kong; 175 Wan, Emma tFrJ 72A Cheung Shuwan 2d,, 8111 Flour, Kuwlonn. Hong Kong, 1 Ward.Ce1io R. 1Jr.1 910 N. Cedar 51.. Memphis. Tenn. Ward. Ronnie F. 1Jr.1 West Slur 121.. Fallon, Nam. 109 Warden, Sharon 1.. lJrJ 111'. 1, Peno1osu. Kan. 87 Wash, Arthur 1Jr.1 Gan Delivery. Brandon, Miss, Waters, Wiliiam D. tFrJ Box 473. Stephens, Ark., 107. 169 Watkins, Melv1n lFr.1 Rt. 1. Judsonia, Am. 219 Watson, Ellen 150ph.1 Box 1516, Annis1un, A10., 95. 179 Warson. Mary N. 15r.l Box 1516, Annlsvcn. Ala., 78. 149, 178 Watson. Warren W. lFr.l 402 Semunds. Conroe. Tex. 107 Wons. Betty J. 1Fr.11 8011 123. Spring Hill. Tenn. 107 Watts, Charlie .l, iSrJ Box 1123. Scurry, Ark, 78, 152 Watts. Gndy J. IFIJ R1. 1, Yornell Rd, Searcv. Ark. 95, 149. 194 Wayland, Reba J. 151.1 R1 1, Delupluine, Ark., 73, 153, 185 Waafhers, Theodore A. tGrudJ John Brown Universify, Siloam Springs, Art. Webb. Charles A. 1Fr.1 Rt. 3. Nerbome, M11, 107 Webb, Nell 1Fr.1 E, Lincoln Ave.. Searcv. Ark. Webber. L015 M. 15r.1 Box 279. Des Arc. Adm, 108 Weeks, James D. IFrJ 723 Loop Rd.. N. 1.11112 Rock. Ark, 107. I74 Weeks. Stanley C. 1Fr.1 Kenesaw. Neb., 107. 174 Wells. Ruben S. 1Fr.J 1600 Prairie Heights Dr., Burrlulee, Okla. W251. Jimmie E. 1Sr1 RT. 3, Fulton. Muss. West, Ruben Earl 1$r.J 722 Payton REL, Indianapolis. Ind, 78, 113. 125.. 141,146,147,151,171 West, Timochy E. 1Fr.1 722 Payton Rd.,lnd16nupolis, 1nd., 107. 149. 171 Wasterman, Karen M. lFrJ 20620 Fruzho. St. Clair 5horu.M1ch., 107, 184 Whaley, William C, lFr-1 6214 Elmore, Memphis. Tenn 107. 150. 151.167 Wheatley. Gay Oliver lFrJ 2718 Shamrock Dr,, San Publu. C0116, 107, 157 Whatfey. Lourun J. 1.1r.1 3109 42nd 51., Lubbock. Tom. 87. 152. 191 1 - 139. Martin E. ISnph I 2223 Sannlur. Texarkana. Atk . 95 '1-.1:r, Barbara 11': I 9046 lensndeI DullasI Tex- 107'. 192 II ' 19!,Lorc1'1-3 M. ISophI 859 W MalnI Conneum, 01110, 95. 185 1011. MON: E 130,.1'1 1 Em 25?, Beaumont. Cuhf. 1' IddonI Andmmn F. IlrI 3341 Herschel SII. Jacksanuille. Fla.. 7B. 162 .I 11!, AnnE. IF: I 1201-1me11 Circle Seulcy, Ark 101'I A 119. GaleLI IFr 1 H24 821' Lme RuchmdsonITBx.,107. 93 llaIJoel E lSrL Muil1esonICQIOITBI 169 11:, John C l1rI?U?1eny,Wynne AIR,87I175,219 1 . 1.13er J ISD'JhJ 51013u11gyI Farmerville. L0 . 85. 143 'hand, Kuan 15193319 W ?151TerroceI Gn- nesvvlle Fla..107.192 Jaw. Borbrlru A. ISuphI 1'21 DomhesIer RdI,N1ogaro Falls Onlorio, Canada, 95. 1mm. Alan F IJr.I 4109 W brh St I Buy MineHeI Ala. 87, 175. 214 -. - n, Jay W.lFrI111.3I Box 87, DeQuaEn, Ark, 107,143. 16'! 1 I an, Donna M. ISr.I 4108 Dwisiun,Adr15n,Mich., 108, 149. 15? ' 1n. Susan c 15011511 21 3I511211dun Ind., 95, 187 ' 119. M. KClV 1.1M 0201 Held, F1. Wor111. 1931., 57. 143. 156, 189 lkamn. Philan 151.: m, 1, Beech Grove. An... 78, 170 1115, Lynda M. IFrJ 1007 50141111111251 Dr.I Baker. Lu.. 107. 185? Hard. Denms EI 151.1 1212 Webslar, Wes? Plains. MoI. H1311, Dummy NI. 1J1 1 3976 Alemuny Blvd. San Francrsco. Cul.f.. 109 lium. James L UIII 1009 Edgeheid. Piano. TexII 87. 136. 175 ' Hllums. Jan A. ISr I 1503 E. Market. Seurcv, Ark 78 111101111, 11, Keilh 15613111 130! 137, Russell, Ark I 95, 171, 200, 202. 204 'L 1110ms. Lilly W IGrad.I 11 Hardmg Dr.. Seurcy. Ark. :1 1111mm. Rebecqu 15.1 arI 1, Box 106:. McCrory, A111,, 73. 152. 157. 179 A ' 1mm..n151101d 0 150911 I 903 S. Conage Grove, Urbano. ill . 95 170 11 111mm. Sammy E. IFrI I Rt I Pugqon Ark. 1' human. DionnJ I'Fr.1 1361 anESmGIColumbusIOhlaI107,191 lhmsnnIFloyd 111.151.1135.: 261IDrerks,Azk,7B,152I166 1-1 '111de Chorhe W ISLJ RI. 1, Searcv, Ark. 111:. Glenda 1. 1m 11 10 Cassidy, Gardena. c.3131, 107, 185 111:, James E. IFrIl 1500 Norman Dr., Pekin. 111.. 107 . Imam, Kennalh RI 151.1 409 Lahmer. McPherson, Ken 1 Imam, Nancy 51m; 1er 315 new, Moberly. MOI. 7a, 141. 176 1 15a , Jerry BI IJr.I 711 N Charles. Searcv. NIL. E? -' Inn. LindaJ IfrI Rt. 1, Ball 244, Comm Valley. Lo.. 107, 142 Ian, Mary J. 15f.1 Rt. 2, Senmh, Ma., 79. 192 Ian. Rosemary IFIII Bax 211. G1enwoad, Ark. 107, 192 . 11mm. Sondra C. IFr.I 111'. II Box 244. Cohan Valley, L0. 107. 14?, 19? 1 11wn.51cnlevc ISaphJ R11,5eorcyIArk.I95 174 Inhalry. Tommy LI 11:01:11.1 Rt. 3, Bax 90 Seurcv. Ark, 95 nah. Rodney EI lFr I 1917 Chem LID! I Falls Church, Va Igul' WuyneW 150p1'1.1Rl 2.30:173AIMinden,Lu.I95.152.163 . m. Arnold 8.1511 115 N Lynx AveII Ruiewlte. Miss.I1DaI219 '1'. u. M1chnalD. IPLI 111. II Fungbuln. Ark. 107. 169 'aHoru', Duv1d J. ISoph.I Rt. 3. Mme, Ark.. 201 . 1 1, Sum L. I50ph.I 6540 Lorna Lana, Dallas. Tex.. 95. I91 ' 1- .I Cnmfunca 5. 151.1 112 5. Sugar 51.. Cluirsville. Ohio. 79.142. 179 A OI' '.Lelrer1Jr.1403 Division. Adrian. Mich, 243 245, 247. 964 356 261. 264 Mm. Johnny 1m 703 E. Centar. Searcy.I Ark. 260, 266 261. Iimgar. 511011111 15r.1 Route II Searcy, Ark 240. 244. 245. 246. 249. 250. 252. 253. 262, 2611: 1.035011. Pafricia J. ISoph1 BS7 Arpege C1rcle, Dallas, 123.. 241. 247. 249. 265 VldmhillI James ISephJ 31 Harding Dr.I Secucy, Ark, 246, 247, 256, 265 ' 256. 258, 261, 263 -w. Mur11m 15oph1 406 E. Moore. Seorcy, Ark, 23!: 2411240249265 Iridgoman, Cynthia June lSaphJ92b E Mnrk21ISearcyIAI-RI,240I 246, 265 .Barhuru Ann 151.1 602 E. Race, Seorty. Ark, 236. 240. 2114, 246. 247, 249, 250. 263 f1 .. ' Dorovhy Mae ISLI 500 E. Center, Senrcy. Ark. 237. 246. 247. 249. 250. 263 -- i . Wesley IFr.I 214 N. Broadway, Leovenwur1h. Kan, C Mm, Cathy Jo 1m Puma Cobb H011.Seurcy, Ark 233. 242. zoo 5.656;, Nancy Sue ISDphI 1400 HilIcresf, Searcy. Ark.. 236, 242. 243. 245, 247 249, 250. 2155 -nd. Caroia 1Fr.I 714 E. Center, Searcy, Ark., 240, 249, 252, 26!: and. Robem: 1Cuhdyl HM 1104 E. Race. Seurcy, Ark, 287. 240, 243, 244 296. 249. 250, 252, 264 W, Ragi- ISrII 7552 Wuhan Way. CiIrus HeEng, Calif 2415, QSOI 253 Nthny, James IJrl 1503 E. Murkel. Scurry. Ark. 2-11, 2-113, 246. 250. 253, IMMII Rosemary IFrJ 1507 E. Market. Seorcy. Ark, 242. 245. 247. 245. 251- ' 2M Him, Mark Stuart lSoph.I 707 E. Race Ave.. Searcy. Ark., 245. 247. 250, 255, 265 Il'nyhill. John David 15-1 5 Hammg Dr.I Seurcy. A11... 23?, 245. 245. 247. 253, m, Donna Joy Marie UN 21. 2. Searcv. Ark 242. 243. 246, 247. 249. 250, 264 Wolfe. David A. IFIII 95?0 W. 11111 Ave. Lakewood C0111. '0? W032, Richard E. IFI.I 112 5. Sugar 51.. ST. Cluusville, 01110, 107. 141, H3, 175 WullmunI Thomas L ISophI 2823 Rollmgwood. Tv1er, TexI WomackI D. Helen iJLI R1. 1, Bold Knob. Auk Womack, Walson D, IFrI Murfreesbmu. Ark Wood, James R. ISLI 2601 M1. View Dr., Carlsbad, N Menu 79. 176 Wood, LeRny ISophII 1505 E Park. Seovcy. Ark, 95 Woodme Freddie R. lSuphJ 105 TulnerI Searcy. Ark, 95. 171. 194, 200 Woodward. Edward G, lSr I R1. 5, Jefferson Cily. Mn. 79. H1, 174, 184 Woodward, Hanson M ISophI 76513 Terry Dr., Fl Worlh, 191., 95, 175 Woodward. Lucreho A. IFr.I Henwich Lane, Jefferson CIIVI M0,. 107. 191 WooInrd. Jay F. lSr.1 Nuylor, Mo., 79, 153, 194 Woo1ey, Stephen B. ISophJ 709 N. Charles, Searcv. A111... 95, 149. 163 Waall, Jack 6, IJr.1 8002 Sharon, Tampa. F1u.. 109 Wanton, Paul J. IFr,I Box 329, Kingmnn, KanI. 107, 143, 148, 151. 170 Word, James L. 1501:1111 121, 4, Seorcy. Ark, 95, 150, 151, 175 Walk, Dale E. HM 1553 Grunge, Trenton, Much, 113. 126. 159. 11521 Work, Lucian E 15r.I 1583 Grange Ed I Trenton, Mich I 1113. 149. 151 Worley, Pamela Jo Dr.I 525 1,1, Linco1n Ava, York. Nah. 87 Worsl'mm, Kenne1h W. 151.: 1209 Highland AveI, Ann1slon. Ala, 79, 1153 Worth, Judy K, IFrJ 618 Dumant, Richardson, Tex., 10?, 132. 142, 189 anhl, Horace L. IF-rI Rt 4, Flurence. Ala I 107. 206 Wtig'nl, Howard M. 151.1 323 7th Ave, Folsom, P0,, 79, 152, 173 Wright, Linda A. 1.11 I 3260 Quaker Bridge, Tremon, N. J.I 79 Wright, Runnld D. lJr.1 323 71h Ave.. Fulson. Pa, Wright, Sara L. lJrI 1101 GIbbons Place. Memphit. Tenn. 87. 190 Wright, Wallace W. 1501311.! 2500 Manlynn. El Dorado. Ark. Wynn, Waane Wayne 15:11:11.1 El Dorado. Ark... 95 WVIvE, Ruckey A. lJr.I Rt. 1. Bragg City, M0,, 87 Y Ymes, Hal G. IFr.J Rt. 4. Box 48, Edwardswlln, lIl . 10?, 136. 175 YolesI WuIlium E, IFrI 9500 Sunse! Luna, Lmle Rock Ark, 107 Yearwaod. A11red L. IFr.I 603 CherokeeI Greenwood, M151. 107 Ymgimg,J1mmie A. ISopM Sear Rome, Judsoniu, Ark. Y111glmg.Joseph E. ESaphII 705 N. Hickory, Saurch Ark. Young. David L. ISuph.I 700 Spruce, KIngmnn, KcnI. 95, 130. 135, 144, 145, 146.149.170.103 Young. Linda D. HM 1310 Proir1e, Hutchinson, Kan. Young, Mary J. IFr.I 700 N. Spruce, ngmon, Kan..1.07 184 Young. Roberr E. 1Fr.1 1006 R1cky RdI. Kennen. MOI.1D?I 144.1512 Youree, 11111 W. ISLI Waggoner 51.. Electra, Tex.. 79.142 Zurbaugh, Robert C. ISoph.I Be:- 396. Harding Collage. Sealcy, Ark, 95, 149. 176 Academy directory Curly, Richard Daniel 1Fr.I 714 E CenlerI Seurcy. Ark. 761. 2156 Curry, V1oler Joy lJrI 711 Marker 51.. SEOICV, Ark , 240, 243. ?u. 246, 247, 349, 250. 264 Daniel, Charles F. IFr.1 613 Mnrke1ISea1cy,Ark.I 25?, 260, 266 Daniel, Lee A. 150p1l.l 713 E. Markef Ave., Sanrcv, AtkII 245, 250. 252, 253. 256, 253, 261. 265 Davis. Jennifer L. ISophJ 1300 Cedar OrI, Seurcy, Ark. '242. 246. 247, 249, 250, 265 Davis. KenneIh L. WM 19 Harding Dr.I Search Ark, 251. 260, 266 F aney, Juro 150ph.j Bo: 177I McRoeI AIL, 2-16, 256, 253. 261, 265 Furmby. Morgurer Nell IJr.I 914 E. Markel, Searcy, Ark, '24:, 24:1, 246, 247. 249, 250, 264 Formby, Mary Rachel IFrIl 914 E. Markel. Searty. Ark . 238. 240. 245. 247. 243. 251, 206 G Ganus. Deborah Lynn IJr.I 208 5. Cross. Search Ark, 236, 242, 243, 244, 245. 246. 248. 2-49. 250. 264 Glbson, lindu Kathleen ISr.1 2400 S, 2131 51.. F0 Smilh. Arku 291. 2'17. 249. Gould. Allen Dale ISuph.I Box 308, Kansen, Ark. 247. 256. 205 Gould, Catharine Rebeca: ULI Box 308, Kensan, Ark. 1943, 250. 257, 264 Graham, Debra ISoph,I Hotel Fisher, Lake Providence, La.. 265 Groover. Penny lee 15:11:11.! 29 Harding Dr.I Seurcy. Ark, 24?. 243, 245. 250. 265 H Huckar. Tim Joe IFr.I 1T Harding Dr.I Searcy. Ark. 251. 260. 266 Harris, Joel ULI 206 N. BluknayI 590ml. ArIII, 246, 256. 253. 261 Harris. Millle ISrJ Warm Spring Mesa, Boise. Idaho. 241. 244. 250, 255. 263 315 Harris. Rickey Lee 15!.1 Box 313, Searcy, Ark. 237. 241, 242. 243, 245. 246. 247, 250, 252, 256. 258. 261. 263 Hays, Marcia Leah ESrJ 502 N. Hussey. Searcy. Ark. 240, 243, 244. 245, 247, 249. 253. 255. 262. 263 Heffner, David ULI Box 584. Chelun, Wash, 256 Hefsren. Bobby ISophJ 29 Harding Dr., Scurry, Ark. 250, 265 Hodges. Ben'gornin B. 1501311.! 190 Sunset Blvd, Hayward. Calif. Holder, Summye 15:11:11.1 916 E. Race. Sentry, Ark. 242, 246, 249. 250. 265 Howard, Linda lsaphJ 509 E Thomas. Jnnesboro. Ark. 241. 246. 265 J Jones. Darleen lFrJ Apr. 19. 1104 E. Race. Seurtv. Ark. 240. 249. 253. 256 Jones, PameIa Susan 1.1r.1 Tracy Cify, Tenm. 235, 240. 244, 245. 247. 249. 253, 26A K K811. Sharrv D, 15013111 406 E. Center. Searcy. Ark, 240. 246. 250. 265 L Lusley. David Lee tFr.1 R1. 1. Searcv. Ark. 260, 266 Lusley. Raymond lSr.l Rt. 1. Searw, Ark, 24?. 256, 253. 261, 2153 luwsnn, John David ISLI 1509 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 237. 243, 245, 246. 256. 258. 261. 262. 263 Lawyer, Lumen 1111 35 Harding Dr.. Searty, Ark, 242. 244. 245, 2416, 247. 249. 250, 253, 264 Len, Kerbe ISIJ 4836 Maid Marion Dr., New Orleans. Lu.. 243, 247. 250. 263 Long. Slephan Allen ISophJ 700 E. Mynle. Hunfard, Calf Munin. luDannu F, 1501311.! R1. 3. Segrcy. Ark. 242, 243, 245. 2415. 250. 265 May, Henry Allan ISophJ Cadhage. Tex.. 265 Moore, Mona Lee 1Jr.1 1601 E. Market. Searcy. Ark. 240, 243, 244. 245. 247'. 243, 249. 250. 264 Meyer. Mike 1501311.! 410 E. Park. Secrcy, Ark, 256, 265 Muncy. David 15121 1402 Hillcresr. Seurcy, Ark, 237, 242, 243. 244. 245. 246. 247, 248. 250. 253. 255. 256. 260. 261, 263 P Paine, Charles 1Fr.1 010 Sunny Hill. Seorcv, Ark... 266 Pickett Nicki 1Jr.1 5302 Everett. Amarillo, Tax. 264 Powell. Jac Fle1cher tSaph.1 1311 E. Marker, Searcy. Ark.. 247. 265 PrafT.I111y 1Jr.1 USOM Air America, APO San FrancTsco. Calif. Pm . Pnul Url USOM Alt America, APO San Francisco. Calif. Frock. Mumnc Url 27 Harding Dr.. Scurry. Ark, 239. 240. 244, 246. 249. 253. Organizations directory 264 A CuppaHu Chorus . 141 Chearleuders .. ,. ,, 222 African C1ub H . . 136 Chi Sigma Alpha .. .7 . . H 164 AHEA . . . . 153 Chorale . . 142 Alpha C111 Honor Socielv .. 1 112 GrcfeK . . . .. 156 Alpha Epsilnn Chi ,. 161 Dadylologv ,. .. 155 Alpha Phi Kappa 1627 Delhi Chi Omega . . 1713 Alpha Psi Omega 146 Delta 101:: .. .. .. . 165 American Studies Group 149 European Club . . . 137' Archery Club . , . 151 Far East Mission Club . 135 Australian Club , 137 Frnrer Sodalis . . . 166 land . .. . . I43 Galaxy . 1157 Belle: and Beoux 140 GATA . ,. ., ,. . . 179 1km Phi Kappa 163 Grace Wells . . .. 157 Beta Tau Gamma . . . . 177 Handmaidens of Christ ,. , ,, H , 139 Big 5131a .. 156 Harding Business Women 155 EIJITSU ., . . . . 150 Harding Collegiate Mayer: . 147 Bison . . . , ...... , ....... 134 lmerclub Council . 157 Bison Boosters , , ,, 154 Jo Ga Ju 180 Blsorlenu .. . .. . H 154 Kappa Dem: 131 Comm: Club . ., .. .. .. .. 152 Kappa Kappa Kappa ., 162 Campul Players .. .. 147 Kappa Sigma Kappa 16B 316 0 Gunilla. Susan Ferrell 15r.1 510 E. Park. Searcy. Aria. 237'. 253 Rhudes, Keith 1Fr.l 7'11 E. Center. Seurcy. Ark, 248. 251. 266 Rubens, James David 15:25:11.1 131 l E. Market Scurry. Ark. 250. 256.- S Supp. John Robert tJr.1 401 E. Center. Seorcv. Ark... 243. 246. 25$1 1-5111 264 Sears. Munhu lSopM 9115 E. Center, Searcv. Ark 241. 265 Shewmaker. Ber1 lSrJ 928 N. 5111. Grand Forks, N. Dakota. 247, 263 Smith. Charles Douglas 1Fr.l 154111 Aviaflon Co.. Ff. $111,0k16. 51111111. Donna L 1Jr.1 R1. 1, Box 321, Nixu, Mo., 240, 246, 247, 259,. Smi1h, Susan ISopMI Rt. 1, Luke VIIIuge. Ark. 243, 250. 253 Sheet. Judy lJrJ Er. 1, Searcy, Ark 242, 2415. 24?. 250, 264 Stricklin. Dumas tSaphJ 557 N. Central. Balesville, Ark. Strong. Mary 1Fr.! 139 Highiand, Beresford Potk. Mich. 266 1' Thomas. Elmer Jr. lFr.1 203 Blanton. Scorn. Ark. 248. 266 Thompson. Guy Martin 15:21 3 Harding Dr.. Searcy. Ark 2117. 21m 24b. 256. 258. 261, 262, 263 Thompson, Janet Elaine tFrJ 3 Harding DL. Searcv. Ark 247. 24'; Thompson. Tommy 1509h.1 4437 Tomwnnh Rd- Fun Worth. 1.3., 2:11 Tidwell. William Keith tSophJ 2601 MI, View Dr.. Carlsbad. N. Ml! V Vaughn. Billy 150p11.1 1333 W. 2nd. Anderson. 1nd. Vines,Jo11n P. 11-11 913 E. Moore. Seam. Ark... 260. 266 Vines. Mike l'Jr.J 913 E. Maura. Scurry, Ark. 250, 260, 264 W wows, Bill 1er 115 Fulbo? Dr.. LuFing. 1.5,. 245, 249, 256, 258. 241-; , Webb. Sharon 150ph.1 Lincoln Ave.. Seurcy, Ark... 236 .242. 246, Iii, 265 West. Krislina 1Jr.1 500 E. Moore. Scurry, Ark. 239. 240. 244. 1 5 26-11 Whistle. Kathy Lyn 15121 R1. 1. Gmhum. 111.. 2153 Williams, Gerald Wayne tJr.1 Box 1363. Harding Ca1lage. Searchm Wilson, Paula 15121 306 5. Conan. Searcy, Ark 263 .7 Wood. Rickey LeRoy 1Jr.1 408 E. Park Ave., Searw. Ark 241. 64 Woodruff. Cheryl 1Fr.1 105 5. Turner. Seurcy, Ark. 241, 248. 266 Woodvuff, Georgia um 105 Turner. $ecvcv. Ark, 240. 243. 249. 2511' KHCA . 145 Regina .,.....,.......... K011101110 - 1 159 Science Club .... Kt: Jo Kui ........ 184 Sigma Tau Sigma ... Lambda 5'1qu 170 SMENC ...... to: Compuneras , 185 SNEA IIIIIII Lorin American .. .. 138 Student Asmciuflun - Middle East Mission Club 139 1 Mnhimn , q , .. 1171 SM, T116 1 ' Mu Eta Adelphiun .7 186 mm A1911 sum 1 Nlowesf Mission Club . 131! Then: P51 11 . - - OEGE .,. .. n 1187 Timnlhy C1013 ..... mm... Omega Phi 188 TNT PEMM 152 101Gb! ,, Peri? Jean M . 132 WHC P111 Alpha Them .. , 149 Whom Who P111 0211:: .................... , ....... 139 Young Amwmm M Fhiluugeia .. 150 Young Dammit! m .. 1 . Pi Gamma Psi .. . . 151 Pi Kappa Delta 144 YW'W WWW 1'1 1'1' Ploneer 172 20 ! Phi 2-10 .. Recording Chorus 141 Zara R119 ...................... Administration directory A undro, Van. 27. 16B 41. Jimmy. 24. 30 run. Cull. 22.25.167.199 11, Ted, 25. 198 rsan. Carolyn. 30 rson. Joel, 29, 35, 148, 164 - Ion, Neva J., 30 - d. Jimmy, 27 . d. Karen. 27. 29 1,2 berry, Jim, 26, 27 rry, Ru1h. 30 11, George. 26, 143 m . P399113. 30. 155 - . J. D.. 24 Is. Barbara, 30 n-I. Jerome. 25, 30. 166 -en. Rulh, 30, 177 .. Cecn, 25. 30 :11, Virgil, 23 . Mlldrad. 28 -v,W1nnie. 25.155. 194 , whlll. Dan 0.. 25 1 N111 . Joan. 30 7 whill. John E., 25, 198 11111. M. 5., 25 ill. Reba. 30 ll. Shirley. 25, 155 . Ann. 235. 240 -, Judith. 30. 155 r. P01. 11. 235. 269 William. 30 . . Tommie. 30 ning. Ruth, 30. 155, 235. 244, 248 n 1, Mari1yn, 30 . Corinne. 110 , Laslie. 24. 175 1 H1516, Sandy, 235. 269 C 3 r1,Burbaru,30, 155, 19: ' P1 Robm. 29, 162 plan . Eddie, 30 1 , Ruth Ellen. 30 '- . OdFs. 27,146.14? aloud. Jo, 27 . Glucivs. 30 Neil, 27, 134 'Lcwell. 29 , , Angela. 30, 155 - . George. 29 M n. Bob, 25. 30 -rd. Doris Billy Ray, 29, an. 149, 162 1 41 all. TONI. 30. 155 -' 7' flovd, 30 ,. Margaret, 30 - lien. 26. 141 Bill. 235. '24? 311119. 30 Dykes, Germde. 30 Dykes. John lee. 30 Dykes. Lamina. 30, 155 15111011, Merle. 30 England, Don. 28 England, Lynn. 28. 30 F Farris. Jon. 27 Fields. Linda. 30 French. Opal. 30 French, Raymond, 31 Friday, Donna, :11 G Genus, Cliff. 6, 9, 1B, 19. 29, 182 Gibbs. Rachel. 31 Gibson. Barbara. 31 Gi1licm, Bob. 29, 130, 193 Goodwin. Ruth, 31. 155 Green, Stanley. 26, 31 Groover, Hugh, 25. 19B. 199 Hacker, Joe. 24. 136 Huger, Maxine, 31 Hall, Donna. 31 Hurl, Corinne. 31 Hays, Conuvd. 24, 136 Hedrick. James. 29. 151. 16! Helsfen. Bob, 24. 32 Helsten, Marvbelle. 268 Henry, Paula, 235. 241 Higgmbofham. Ed. 235 Hiner. Susan. 31. 155 Holleman, W. 6.. 31 Holloway. William. 26 Horsmun. Dan. 28, 31 Huddlasron, Lathu. 31 Hughes, Norman, 28 Isom. Allen, 24 J Jones. Ruby. 31 Jerer. Peggy. 31 Jones. Jerry. 24, 175 K Kellur. Alice Ann. 31 Knight, Bob. 25. 198 L Latham, Pearl. 27 Lawson, Lois, 269 Lawson. Maurice, 28, 151 Lawyer. Virgi1. 21, 193. 210. 211 Lloyd. Ted. 25. 198 Lynn. Elsie, 155. 235. 246 M McCIish. Linda. 31 McCorkEe, Dixie. 31 McCoy. M11dred, 31 McDaniel, Clarence, 31 Maddox. Pm. 31 Muffin, NeHie, 31 Murh'n, Wilton. 235. 267 Mason, Elizabeth, 26. 150 Montgomery. Maude, 25. 152 Moore. Earle, 26, 164 Moore, Mona. 26 More, Jerry, 31 Mandy. Bufa, 28 N Niswander, Richard WU 31 O Oldhom. Bill. 28, 152 Olree. Harry. 21. 25, 199 Owen, Ann. 235, 239 p Pace. Edwina. 31. 155 Pearson. W. 11. 31 Perdue. Sharon, 31 Perrin. Ken, 28 Ferway. Gov. 31 Pickens. Inez. 31 Pihman, Charles. 27 Poindexter, Lyle. 31 Powell, Florence. 235 Frock, Charlene. 31 Flock. John, 25. 198 Pryor. Joe, 16. 20. 23. 133 Pryor. L. E, 29 Pulley, Hubert. 31 Ruche1. R1Tu, 235. 268 Randolph. Lavonna. 31 Reynolds, Gloria. 31 Rhodes. Greg, 31 Richardson. Vernal. 17, 26 Risinger. Harry, 31 Ritchie, Andy. 24, 166 Ritchie. Kathryn. 235. 237. 2433 Rivers. Louise, 31 Rubens, Dallas. 29 Roberts. J. Lee. 235 Roberfs, Margaret, 235 Robertson. Barbara. 31 Robinson. Don. 26. 235 Royse, Nyul. 25. 139. 155 Rushton. Joyce. 31 Rushron, William, 28. 170 Ryan, John, 27 Ryan. Mar1or1e. 25 S Sanders. Clarence, 25. 31 Saugraves, Joe. 29. 170 Sears. Jack W.. 24. 28, 173 Sears, L. C,, 14, 15, 27 Sears, Mcmie Sue, 235. 268 Sewell, Ann. 26 Sewefl, Ed. 25, 163 Sharp. Clifford. 31. 235, 245, 267 Sharp. Janet. 31. 180 Shenfeld. Diana. 31. 155 SImmons, Russell. 31, 135 Smith. Ruben. 28 Spurlock, Herman. 31 Stanley, Linda, 31 Slephens, Ralph, 27 Stephenson, Gerald, 29 Srou1,Jne. 31. 173 Street, Robert. 31 T Thomas. Sharon. 31 Thomason, Johnlce, 31 Thompson. Elaine. 2E Tucker, Buford. 31 Tucker, Ermal, 29. 1B1 Tucker, 1.011, 22 Turmcm. Elben, 31 U Ulrev. Evan. 4. 27. 144 Underwood. Lee. 31 V Verkler. Billy. 29. 35 Vines, Bernie. 31. 186 W Walker. Charles. 29. 149 Walker, Karen..31 Walker. Richard. 27. 169 Wc1ker. Suunne. 2'. 153 Wallace. William. 28 Word, Doyle, '27 Wafson, Tom. 26 Watts. Angie, 31 Welch, Erma. 235 West, Herman. 31 Wilcox. Earl. 27 Will1nms. Jim Ed, 27 Williams. Shirlev. 29, 137 Wilson. Murray. 25. 163 Woodruff. George. 28 Wright. Winfred. 24. 27 Y Young, Linda, 31 Yaung, P01. 31. 155 Youree. Linda, 31. 155 Z Zarbaugh. Harricf. 29. 155 Zlnk. Glenda. 23 Zink, James. 24 317 on 5? r 6 v9 so 9. A 'b o The 1967 Petit Jean Stuff A Faculty Adviser . .. ,, , .e e . Dr. Joseph E. Pryor EDITORIAL Editor Julia Kathryn Owens Assistant Editor Ann Camp Administration Editor . Ann Camp Student Life Editor Yvonne Fincher Classes Editor .. ,, e Danna Brown Personalities Editor Lynette Gurganus Assistant e e . . .Susan Hubbard Organizations Editor , , .. Patty Columbus Assistant ............ , .e Pat Chambliss Social Clubs Editor H . e e e , ., . Martha Pitner Assistant . .e Judy Worth Athletics Editor . Ronnie Killen Academy Editor Marcia Hays Directory Co-Editors Sharron Barnes, Marcy Hoggatt PHOTOGRAPHY Photographer . e e .. . Pat Lyon Assistant . e . H . John Lewis BUSINESS Business Manager e .. . , Philip Max Lorenz Assistant Business Manager ..... Randy Jackson Business Staff , Danna Brown, Jerry Muir, Loretta Cheek, Dan Branson, Mary Rogers, Roger Blue, Claudia Alley GENERAL STAFF Jim Dennis, Rod Brewer1 Betty Haley, Teddi Harrison, Carolyn Allen, Rebecca Holt, Tom Grafton, Polly Graves, Terri Reid, Rita Taylor, Donna Cheek, Loretta Cheek, Jerry Muir, Peggie Baker, Terri Cutshall As we look in retrospect upon the timm effort and indix ml sacri- fices necessary tn make the 1067 Path? Jean 21 rcalitn we rcalizn that this yearbook represents a team effort toward excellence. The purpose of Harding College is to aclliovo a threefold development: the soul. the mind and the body nl' man. Our goal this year has been to produce a yearbook which would accurately portray this Pursuit nf Exrvllmlre at Harding. Outstanding: achiovmnont in any area is soldum obtained with out gi 11g: of onols self. The key unto to success this: year has boon meupli- find by cooperation of the entire Pm? Jean staff and all the individuals and mmips directly invulvcd. W1? especially approriate the help of Ben and Roger Red. Herman XVost and his staff at the Cullogo Press. Russ Simmons and the Public Relations office personnel. Stan Green and Ray Terry for supplying nc-odod pictures and particularly the understanding of faculty members and Classmatesi The vital assistance of John Clark of the American Yearbook Cmnpany and the capable and Palming guidance of Dr. Joe provided invaluable encouragement. Wye wish to thank and compliment all the staff members and interested individuals who have contributed to making; this 1967 Petit Jean not only a reality. but also what we hope and feel will be a measure of excellence. Judy Owens Max Lorenz