Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 372 of the 1970 volume:

a foundation of dreams - - -- - - -- h '10 Petit Jean VOLUME xwu HARDING COLLEGE SEARCY. ARKANSAS Edifor Jerry Bailey Business Manager Larry SmH'h Factu Adviser Dr. Joseph Pryor i ' v 72743 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Administration Academic Life Student Life . Classes Personalities Organizations ............................................. Social Clubs . Athletics ..................... 16 18 40 56 78 138 156 . 188 . 228 Academy .................................................... 264 Advertisements ................................... , ........ 308 Direcrory ........................................................ 352 A new decade brings man a fresh sfarf, a bounding fechnology frees him from fhe chains of earfh's gravify. A searching, grasping generafion comes of age . . . A differenf sfudenf walks Harding's concrefe ihoroughfcres. He ponders problems which in any ofher age mighiL have meanf manis exfincfion. He envisions possibiiifies which in any ofher age would have been Ufopia. He welcomes change. :Buil he fears fhaf in his ferver for newness his insfifufions and beliefs may be cooked down info sludge . . . Yef fhe Class of 1970 venfures forfh seeking a longer life wifh greofer comforfs fhan man has ever known. Hisfory holds IiHie encouragemenf. The sfudenf of foday builds his fufure on a foundafion of dreams. Few seem f0 enfoy classes, buf few doubf fbeir necessify. The sfudenf bends over his work. A pafienf insfrucfor prod: and provides direcfions . . . Knowledge is founded in fads. Yef all fhe facfs since Creafion will nof make a man wise. Each movemenf and fhoughf of a sfua'enf form a parf of his educah'on. A full life is fhe besf feacher . . . 180309 Photo by NASA The besf of fimes and fhe worsf of fimes. New Science wifh ifs righf hand unveils fhe more and more delicafe machineries of life iusf before Mr afferJ ifs leff hand desfroys fhem. The same ravagr'ng gianf who fhreafens f0 demolish if ufferly on Earfh is fhe only creafure who can comprehend and glorify Creafion . . . Terry Russell Those momenfs when one is alone wifh his fhoughfs bring very personal dreams when one sfands af fhe fhreshold of life. He may see an opporfunify fo find his special pl'ovcc.h a chance fo do somefhing beHer. Buf he knows ibis semesfer will slip away as quickly as fhe Iasf . . . Lonely momenfs sigh for someone who shared an evening Iasf weekend hr maybe nexH. Everyone asks buf nobody seems fo know whaf will happen offer graduafion. Whaf would college be wifhouf friends? In acquiring an educah'on a sfudenf musf reveal his ignorance like wounds of baffle. EU! a friend musf be Hiere fo pafch him up and give encouragemenf . . . A sunny Sunday affernoon begs for someone fo gef away wifh and forgef classes and meefings and roommafes and work. A few hours in organize fhe cIuHer accumulafed befween one's ears . . . The excifemenf of being young somefimes bursfs forfh like a volcano spewing fire and energy in all direcfions. The pressures of college bring momenfs when anyfhing goes, wifh IiHIe Hroughf wasfed on anyfhing buf raw, pure fun. A fhousand joyous words are packed info one side- spIiHing laugh. A fhousand dreams find fulfillmenf in a simple ioke shared wifh friends. Precious memories linger fo warm Iafer years when one can no longer free his mind from sociefy's cobwebs. Weapons, poNufanfs and reproducfion leave h'HIe doubf fhaf Hue old ways fhreafen man's survival. Buf friends, research and educafion are a consfanf assurance fhaf man wil! survive and prosper a IifHe longer. The sfudenf who dreams foday may find his realify fomorrow . . . You see fhe world as if is and ask 'Why.' Buf I see fhe world in dreams of whaf if could be and ask 'Why not' 7 George Bernard Show Phofo by NASA In an age of change and furmoii ambifions somefimes fade, nof because of an unsure foundafion, buf because of fhe weakness of fhe human spirit When dreams furn fo vapor an example of consianf sirengfh can inspire renewed vigor. Teaching a science class of his wife's kindergarfen, direcfing fhe machinery which has builf an oufsfanding inframural program, exhibifing a soff-spoken and felicifous manner, possessing fhe sfamina fo rise above fhe adversifies of life which Fafe has deaif him and susfaining an abiding love for mankind, one man sfonds as an example fo which we can look in momenfs of frusfrfion. He holds sfeadfasflv f0 life and shows deep-roofed faifh in his fellow man. We fhe Senior Class respecf fully dedicafe fhe 1970 Pefif Jean fo Cecil M. Beck, because he insiilis in us fhe courage f0 live and dream on. Stration i min 1.....J L! Ad 20 1 510 UN, j Q. X ,. 7-1- '1; 15k 7 f. i. C 52m 5,7 a - - k t ,I . ' fl ,7 , 7 x :1 x gr: r, :1 Ex -, .74' .. ; II ., .r'w '- p, BLIFIDN L. GANUS, JH., PhD J. r' PU C-- c152, L rui tj - , PRESIDENT Ganus spearheads campaign to increase Harding's fGCIIIhes DR. CLIFTON L. GANUS. JIL as president of Harding College. travclr'd lllruughmlt HID United States during: 1110 your prrmmlingx Harding and dirvrting,T a campaign I'nml l'nr Ilw continued exi pansirm of present er'gn f'arilitios. Dedication of the Claud Rogers Imp Mnsir Cvnlm' and mm- pletinn 0f thv Art lett'r in tho fall marked the 0nd of armthor phase uf tho rlrwvlnpmonl program he began with his immguralinn in 19fi'3. Even though he was away nl'tvn. hiN muirn' cnm'vrn was: the operation of 12110 mllvg'o. During the summor of 106W Dr. Camus hrlpcd to develop Seminars on Amm'imnism fur Youth. which led him in spvuking nssiglmwms at 1'3 mn- Forences in 13 states tn mum than 5500 outstanding high school students. Ho riid find timp in his hoctir' arhr'dule in win 111v Smrry Handball Tournament Fm 1110 sccond year. Tn Snplmnlwr. Prnsidont and Mrs. Gmlus hosted a I'm'ullyislafl' rweptinn which Iwmldvd thv lwginning: nf a now vom'. THANKING Mrs. Dale Lee for her generous comribmion, Dr. Genus spoke at dedication ceremonies of the music center. y'; 3.-' ' ANTICIPATING a hit leading 90 another focuhy victory over a student intramural team, Dr. Genus lets qo a mighty swmg, GREETING guesfs wifh c1 film hand shake, Drl Genus heads the receiving line at the September reception held in his home. 2! DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Pryor celebrates his tenth year as the Dean of Harding DH. JOSEPH Ii. PRYOR l'inislwd Ion years as Dean 01' the College. a domrfo which originated l'mm il svnw nl' ummst dodit'alirm and desire to smwv Harding: Cnllogo. hig; almu malm'. In addition. hv tcudu-s sovm'al classes in thv dvpanmmlt of natural srimlrtx During the year he prepared an inslituiimml snrvoy fnr Um m't'liral I'v-Cvalnation nl' Harding's Ntu'th Contral Assmimiun arcroditm Hun. A HDL'UIHI I'C-PValllalilJIl for the National Cnum'il l'ur Accreditation 0f Teacher Education was L'nmplr-lml in the spring. 011 January 1. Dr Pryor becanm national sm'rr'lar'ytrvasurm of Alpha Chi. nu nffico ho had lu-ld in Rvgirm H of tho m'gnnizatinn far several yvzu's. 111- was. uppnintml by thz' Arkansas Education Assm'iminn In an ad hm committee tn revise ele- mmlzn'y and somndary rvrtifitraliun rcquirements in Arkansas. For the pas! '25 .vmrs ho has served as l'arully udvimx' fur tho PU!!! lrmt JOSEPH E. PRYOR, PhD PREPARE ahead, says Dr. Joe Pryor, admonishing his class to keep Up with assignments as the proper way of learning. 22 DEAN OF STUDENTS Lawyer coaches cross country while directing student affairs VIRGIL H. LAWIYITJL Dmn nl' Studvms. wan I't'IiOVPd of his extra dlllil'tS as Uirwlnr nl' Arhniw siuns by the appointmont nf n lhuH-limtt dirortmr Hrawover. his schedule rmnainr-tl busy with his duties as mtnsmmlmh'y math u hiln- .Vh'. Tm! Lloyd was on have of ahSCllt'P tn tlit'vt'l Ihv Pun Amm'iran games fur the AAAU, 111 Dvc'mnlwr. Mr. Lantxvr mark- his yvarly mrruilinu trip tn Ym'lx. Mirhigzm Christian and Ohin Vullm' Cullngg-a. Ho sonth as spnmnr fur tlu' liisnn Munster; and HFSPHHSHFHfI110 mphnmurv rtnw I iis mm! unusual rosl'nmsihilities. lmu'M't-r. u't-n- Hllm' ul his int; 215 acting Drtan 0f XVumt-IL Ulhvr nrtix'itim; inrludml hoing Foreign Studl-nt Alh'ik'nr, Dunn Ittm VPI' lmldS the presidency of tho Altkeul-sas Cnllvgv Mvrwnnol Arhninistratm's and is rhnirnmn nl' Hm Arkansas Council of Porsnnnvl Dvams; During; what loisurv time he has. he Plliuys IIUI'Hl llilt'lx riding and ulhor forms at tnutdnm' activity. VIRGIL LAWYER. MA DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Alexander is selected for new position involving admissions FRED ALEXANDER. in his hN'UIld your with the college. hnriunv llzu'riingts first full-timo Dirov Liar nf Admissinns, IIis duties in udmisxinns in $11.1de sorving as Uirmtlor 0f .hlniur Cnllog'c Relatium. iissiuling student: in thvir tramfor tn Harding. VVilII liw new position came qm'oral 'changes in tlu- arlmiwinns prnuram. mainly in in- dividual I'vlmiuns'thips built with intorestcd high :school studvnlu through personal mnrrospnndoncc. - Mr. Alexmldt-r was listed in the 1060 edition :. - . of Who's H710 in fblh'gc and l-rnii'crsih' Admirni R75 A EEK .stratirm and hold: mnmlmrship in both the Ameri- can and Arkansas Assnriatiuns nf Cullogialo Rogisr trars and Admissinns tH'fiFC'I'R. FRED ALEXANDER, MEd NDER v. ; k :9. - :MW... ... .-... 23 EDDIE R. CAMPBELL. MAT DEAN OF MEN Campbell receives promotion, is appointed counselor of men EDDIE R. CAMPBELL. Admissions Counselor since 196 5. is Harding's now Dean nf Men. After receiving: the MAT from Harding. he taught. at Georgia Christian Cnlloge before returning to Scarcy. As Assistant Diroctnr of Admissions. he worked with 1110 financial aids aspect of the pro- gram. His responsibilities included planning Senior Day. High School Day and the Youth Forum. Serving as sponsor for tho Merfs Dorm Council. he is also on the Student Affairs Committee. He is a member of the American Association of C017 Iegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers and tho. Association of College Admissions Counselors. For the past year he has been developing a directory listing the Churches of Christ in Arkansas. 24 BILLY RAY COX. MBA, CPI. TIM V,n;L-.-......4 , PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT Cox travels throughout stat; in presenting series of lecture BILLY RAY COX. Assistant to lhc President, no? only traveled extensively in his loading role Phase II of the Capital Campaign l'nr Harding . ,- also gave a series of management and professionav devclopmcnt lccturns for tho University of Arkan sas in cities throughout the state. Mr. C0365 duties m1 campus included bein faculty advisor for the exprutivo business t-: - and assnciatc professor of husinnss administration As director of the American Studies Program1 h planned the group's tours to Dallas and Chicago.- During the football season. 110 actively support the Bison team by ammuncing' all home games ; 3-. Alumni Field. In Oclnhm; Mr. and Mrs. Cox --'. came the parents of an adopted baby girl. VIRGIL BECKFIT, BA REGISTRAR Beckett speeds up registration processes with IBM computers VIRGIL M. BECKETT illnuvatod computer pro- gramming into the rvg'iglraliun prm'oss during the fall semester pror'eduro. Bofnro this plan fur speed ing up the slow-muving l't'gislratitm line could be put to use? ho had tn prugmm all 1119 Business Office infnrmatiun into tho IBM machines. His special interest in computer pmgrmnming and his direction of all IBM uporaticms have resulted in greater efficiency in the handling of students' records in both the registrar's; and business office. In October Mr. Borkott attomlt-d a nmoting of Arkansas registrars in Clarksvillo. He holds mem- bership in the American Assm'iatinn of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions: Offirnrs as wvll as the Arkansas Association nf Collegiate Rvgistrars. BUSINESS MANAGER Financing of new men's dorm is task for Business Manager LOTT R. TUCKER. JR. already supervisor of Hardings mullimillinn du'llm' budget. accepted new responsibilitity in nvnrsm'ing the financing;r for a new men's dormiiory hvgun during: 1110 spring semester. He was wry invnlvnd with the college endowment and invostmont pmgmm and in setup ing' funds for tho studvm finanvial aids program from government grant and inan money. At a December banquet. Mr. Turkpr was in stalled as president of 111v Svarcy Chamber of Commerce. He is also past presidont of both the Searcy Kiwanis Club and Hm Svarry Municipal Planning Commission. His t'xlrarurricular activi- ties during the year included watching his two sons play football and lmskothnll for the Academy. LDTI TUCKER. BI 25 SHIRLEY BIRDSALL, MSLS DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Olree studies best conditions of fitness for space program DH. HARRY DOYLE ULRICH. Dirm'lm' of Ko- SPEHTIL mmlm'lvrl vxpvrimcnls undt't' mnlmrt from tho National Ammuutics and Spam Ariminish'zr lion ln flnlt'rmim' HID boat rnmlitiuns l'm' tlm'vlulr ing and maintaining I119 highest lrwvl uf physical film-ss l'nr spam flight. Results; nf this year's ox, porimoms wnro rnmparotl tn thnsv Hf prvvinus yoars. mud rvmmnwnrlalimh wvrn thorl presnntvd in NASA for Ilmil' rmlsidm'atinn. Chairman of the physical Dduraliml dt'pilr'l monl. Dr, 0111?? wrvod as pn-sirlonl of tho Arkansas; Assnrialinn fur Hoallh. thsir'al Hrhu'utinn anrl Rom'nntinn. He is; a follnw in the AIm-rimn assurin- lion Of 1110 urgmlizatinn and wrvr-s us Pdilnr HF 1110 nnwsloltm' and a member of tho Bnard nf ! 1':151005 nf tllv AIUPTit'iIH College of Spurts Wlodirinn LIBRARIAN Miss Birdsoll's main obiective is $400,000 library addition SHIRLEY ANNE BIRDSALL, editor of the 1954 Pelit Jean, has boon librarian at Harding sinc 1962. Her main nmcm'n this yvar has been plans for tho 3400.000 addition to the presen library facilities. She Worked clnsoly with depart' ment chairmen in building and expanding the excellent library collection uf more than 92,0H volumes. She is a member nf 1110 Arkansas Liblr'tu'yr Association. the American Librarv Association: thu- American Assncialinn of University Women 311ch Beta Phi Mu, an honurary library science societyy. HARRY OLREE. EIID IOARD OF TRUSTEES. FRONT ROW: J. A. Thompson. Lemon Johnson, iohn DZ Bmdwm. Georqe SZ Benson, Lauis E. Green, Jim Bill Mclnteer, T, J. McReynolds, Mrsl Rober? SZ Warnock JWC LipZ iii hum SECOND ROW W L Howard Dcmd Paul Burlon James B Ellers Harold Cogbum Hanoy Alexander Roy Sawyer Housfon T. Kurnes CliftonL Genus Jr., OZen Hendrix BOARD OF TRUSTEES Harding's Board of Trustees provides guideline for growth The Buard nlx 'lWrustw-Z, rmlmnsihli- fur dvvclnlr ingz Ihv Q'lliflPthW amd prim'iplvs ul' 1 Inwiing. Spom rnurh ni' 1hm'r tima- amd m:nmw Hlix er in tlil'vfti Eng Harrling-s appvnl fur funds In t'ullllllt'fl' HID prupusvd v'x'paminn prugrnm nf vniiwu' llavilitim, Lml by Chairman! XV. II. Hmun'ti. Viw-Chnil'mzm Dr. HHllSIHII Kama. Svrrvlun' Ihu-itl I'unl Hurinn. and 'IWl'msun'r .Iim Bill Mrlnhwr. HH- hmn'd Incl twini- Hll llw Smarty rumpus W lllll'itl'L Hm fall lvtturvship and spring; wnmmcmt'vmvnl. 'l'hv vxmru tin: mmmitivn mvl hvlww'tl xe'ssinllx In riiSHHs urgr-Ht muttm-r. rmlwrnialu tllv rnllvgv. CURIOUS obom an unusual or! technique, Board Treasurer Jim Bill Mclnteer discusses a student proiecl with Don Robinson. 27 FACULTY Significant changes in faculty detected by returning students Signifimnt vhnngt-G in fuculh' mmpusilinn and puqitinm wvro m'idvnl wllvn sludomx rolurnvd tn the rumpus last f ull llurrling'k 105 lhcully IHPIIL hora vxhilwiled nr-w farm mid llr-grmw. uhilri shnw- iug' inr'rr-asml irm-rt'ul in slmlmn rOJnlimmhips. An vnranu-nl nf apprnximalvlv 1.000 gun? a Hturlr'nt- H'iN'hPI' mrin nf 18.1 making: pm'sihlv a closm' lmnd hr'lwm'n w'lmlmll amt! I'eu'ultx'. 'I'lw capabilin' 0f the faltully mu pnm-n lay tllv Iarl 11ml lhis year Zligj lwr t'l'lll HI 1111' l'ux'ulty lmlrl IllP r'ar'm'd dm'tm'zito. 411le 16.1 IH-z' rpm hnlrl lhv maulm's degree. I'lm'ding Cullm'o favultx' mvmhvw llax'v clislirr ,u'uiklwd lhmme-Ivo: in their fivlrh nl' spet'ializatiun w? wc-ll us in Hm rluscrnnm. Mr. Maurirr- Lawqun wz'x'wl 21a pu-xitfml ul' 1hr: Arkanms Armlomy Hf Stit-nrtu DI . Ftluunl Suwvll was Plt'rlwl as pI'DSii tlvm Hf llu- Arkmlaus vaartmvnl 0f 1 iighm' Educa- Iinn. HI: FXHII l'h'm' 110M tho nlwl'il'v of wrrmzn'y- lt'wmn'm' nl' Hw Arkamualu Hpm-rh Awnciulinn and was .1 mvmlwr nl' HIP Ivgislalix'v zlxwmhly 0f Hm Sluwrh Awwinliun nI Amvrhm. W11: livith thinmn l'mm inmv. llnly. wrvvrl m Hailing irulmrinr in mis'xiuns. Ur. Nyell Hrww wax Immml tlil'rTiur uf :rmluntn alnrHI-s'. zmd Dr. Bulahx' Cukm' nus ap- lminlm'l dirvrlnr' nf' inaiitutimml lmlinu DOUBTING The vulidhy of a s'rudent's check, Jerry Jones speaks out for 1he faculty of the bell tower auction last fall, ENGRGSSED in the music he 5 making, HOIdIHg Burton controls HS kwvboord wnh W9 rlurhoriw of cm accomphshed mosteL 28 CONCERNED abom The wellore of his. Luxuerimentm mice,iDr Bryce Roberson ?emds Io Hmir cam th motherw offechon w wrv I? r him R. Allen, MRE Assistanl Professor Bible James D. Bales, PhD Professor Bible James E. Howard, ThM Assistant Professor Bible Jerry Lee Jones. ThM Assistant Professor Bxhle W. Leslie Burke, MA Professor Greek Neale T. Pryor, ThD Assistant Professor Bible and Hebrew EAGER To let his sons shore in the excitemen! of the Bell Tower auction, Jimmy Allen sheils cu? pocket chunqe to Mike while Jimmy, Jr. s1onds by hoping to get his fists fuil. 100. W. Jae Hacker, DRE Associate Professor Re1igl3us Education Andy T. Ritchie, MA Assistant Professor Bible BIBLE EarlConard Hays. MA.BD Robert L. Helslen, MA Associate meessor Asstslant Professor Blble Bible Keiih Robinson. BA Visiting Instructor Bible and MISSMHS Jack Wood Sears. PhD Professor Bible Winlred' Wright Dr. de l'Universite AssisQant Professor Missions EDUCATION nary! V. Bailey. MA Assistant Professor Physical Education M. E. Berryhill, MA Professor Physical Education Richard Johnson. BA Associate Instructor Physical Education Nyal D. Rnyse. EdD Associate Professor Education 30 Barbara G. Barnes. BA Jerome M. Dames. MIT Cecii M. Beck. MA Winnie E. Bell. MALS Don D. Benyllill. HI: Instructor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Librarian Assistant Proiassur Physical Education Education Physical Education Physical Education Jesse Bury, MSE Bobby L Calm. EdD Bob J. Corbin. MEd Elizabeth Dykes. MALS Hugh M. Slower. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Librarian Assistant Proim Physical Education Education Physical Education Physical Education Ruben T. Knight. MA Maude Montgomery. MA Jerry Mote, MAT Harry D. Olrae. EdD John Prntk. HT Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Professor Assistant mem Physical Education Elementary Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Marjorie H. Ryan. MAT Clarence Sanders. BA Edward G. Sewell. Pill! Murray W. Wiisun. MA Betty Work. III Assistant Protessor Director Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Physical Education EducatiunalMedia Center Education Education Elementary Edam: FINE ARTS Icarus E. Baggeti, MA Harding Buriun. BM Kenneth Davis, Ir., DMus Clifton L. Ganus Ill, MME Stanley B.Ereen, BSE William Hollaway, MME Assistant Professor Assouate Instructor Assocwate Protessm Instructor lnalluclor Aswstant Professor Music Music Music Music Art Music Ellzlbath B.Mason,MA Erle T. Moore, EdD Mona Mame. BA Don D. Robinson, AM Ann R. Sewell, MM I. Thumas Watson, MA Professor Professor Instructor Assistant Prufcssor Assistanl meessor Axsrmm Professor Art Music Music Art Music An .2? W;- 7w wwwm x . u . WI ', .. .. 11 .: 1.. mQ . 1? INTENT upon making every rehearsal o producTive one, Cliff Genus lIl demonstrates to his Chorale students NS? how HS done. 31 HUMANITIES 32 Josephine Cleveland. MA Assistant Prufessur English Alice K. Jewell. MA Instructor English John H. Ryan. MA Associate Professor Speech Dorothy Wright Dr. de l'Universite Assistant Professor French Neil B. Cope. PhD Professor Journalism Pearl Latham. MA Assistant Professor English Batty Ulrey. BA Instructor English Winfred Wright Dr. de l'Universite Assistant Professor French J. Harvey Dries. MA Robert E. Eubanks. MA Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Speech Speech Duane McCamphell. MA Assistant Professor English Larry Menefee, MA Instructor Dramaiics Evan Ulrey. PIID Professor Speech Richard W. Walker. PhD Professor Speech HAPPY Bob Helsten lectures his German 101 class on the fundc:mei'wahi German grammar, iniecting bits of wit which have earned him The nickn- . Tetry Eyman. BA Associate Instructor Speech Robert l.. Helstun. Assistant Prufe German Nancy B. Myers. MA Instructor English Dennis M. Organ. $ Instructor Journalism Edward White. MA Assistant Professor English James Williams. In, ' Instructor English NATURAL SCIENCE Mildred L. Bell. PhD Phyllis Blacksten. MS Troy Blue. BA Prolessor Insiructor Assistant Professor Home Economics Home Economics Mathematics .lISTENING attentively to Mr. Lawson, Jim Thurman learns 1h: proper memod for assembling a physics experiment. Sharon Deacon. MS Ronald H. Duran, MS Alva Gene Bugger. MA Don England, PhD Maurice L. Lawson. MS James E. Mackay. PhD Instmclor lnsituctur Instructor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistanl Professor Home Economics Biological Science Mathematics Chemistry Physics Physics Eula Jean Mandy, MS Hill W. Oldham. MS Dean B. Priest. PhD Joseph E. Pryor, PIID Ward B.Roberson,PhD William F. Rnshton, MA lnshuctor Assistant Professor Assomate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Prufessm Home Economics Mathematics Mathematics Physicai Science Biological Science Biologicaf Science lack Wood Sears. PhD Clifiord E. Sham, MS Canon W. Smith. PhD Elaine C. Thompson, MA William D. Williams. PhD George W. WondruH, EdD Plofessor Instructor Assisianl Professor Assistant Professor Professor Assistant Professor Binlogical Science PhysicalScience Chemistry Home Economics Chemistry Biological Science 33 SOCIAL SCIENCE 34 William L Culp. BA Clifton L 6am. ' Associate Professor Instructor Professor Business Administtaiion Sociology History 'A Virgil H. Lawyer. MA Norman Mcrritt.lr..MBA Raymund Muncy, 2 Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Profmf H istory Business Administration History Ronald Brothmon. PM David ll. Burks. MBA lowell A. Cook. MA Dallas Roberts, MA Nyar D. Rnyse. Erin Joe I. Sagnm. Assisiant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Profesmr Political Science Sociology History Assistant Professor Instrucior Instructor Psychology Business Administration History limes Hedrick.EdD.CPA Fred R. Jewell. MA Robert Kelly. BA Professor Instructor Associate Instructor Accounting Histury Business Education Thomas Myers. MA Bari Roddy Osborne. MAT Kelly D. Randolph. MA lnshuctnr instructor Assisiant Professor Political Science Psychology Psychology Ermal H. Tucker. MS Charles R. Walker, MS H. Eugene Winter. MS Assistant Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Business Education Business Administration Business Administration OVERHEAD proieciors prove useful as visual aids To Mr. Jewell us he presents a lecture To his American History class. STA FF Harding's able staff members perform varied responsibilities The extremely diversified responsibilities of ap- proximately 300 full-time staff members made it possible for Harding to function with a minimum of outside services. Maintenance crews! after spend- ing a busy summer repainting and repairing dormitories and other buildings, were seen con- structing a greenhouse for the science department. installing light bulbs, mowing the acres of grass on the 100-acre campus and collecting campus rubv bish1 Janitorial employees kept the dormitories- classrooms and offices well-cleaned. The dining hall staffs were responsible for pre- paring and serving over 114 million meals during the year. using milk products furnished by the College Dairy. The Harding Press printed weekly editions of the Bison and set all type for the Petit Jean. Dormitory directors provided supervision for students away from home, while the nightwatche man patrolled the campus for security measures. The Harding Laundry furnished convenient facili- ties for studentsT cleaning needs. Even recreation was available at HardingTs own bowling alley. MENTRATION and skilled craftsmanship enable Thomas acme: to make curefu1 meosmemems in the new greenhouse. SURROUNDED by a sea of students, John Dykes and Jean Showalter handle The daily transactions viicl to keeping studenfs supplied. 35 Carolyn Anderson. Office Manager, Hard1ng Press Esther Armstrong, Director. Cathcan Hall Dixie Baker, Manager. College Inn James c. Baker. Maintenance Department Peggil Baker. BS. Secretary, Bible Department Johnnie Ballard. Maintenance Foreman Sheba Beasley, Bookkeeper, Business Office Janice Beth. Secretary. Harding Press Jana chhifl, BS, Assistant. Home ECDHDMJCS Depanment loan Berryhill, Clerk, College Bookstore Rheba Berryhill, BI, Assistant. Library Linda Boaz. Secretary. Sctence Department Lucille Bohannon, Clerk, Post Office William Bridges. BS. Accountant, Business Oifice Ronald Brniherton. MA. Director of Counseling Tommie Blown, Assistant Postmaster. Post Office Thelma Buchanan. D.rector. Kendall Hall Sue Bucy, Bookkeeper. Business Office Joyce Buliard. Secreta:y, Registrar's Office Corrine Burke, BA, Assistant, Library David B. lurks. MBA, Director of Placement Ed Burt, Manager. College Bowl Ruth Burt. Bookkeepar, Business Office Michael Clark, BA, Swimming Coach. Graduate Assisiant Sharon Cole, Secretary, Library CHECKING carefully each body impulse of a student volunteer. Bob Corbin carries on with port of a de1oiled experiment in on extensive research program for NASA. 36 I'D , 7V ' in H1 . y . - J 1411 RX w STAFF TRANSCRIBING letters from her dictaphone is only one of The many duties of Angie Watts, Director of Women's Housing and secretary to Harding's Dean of Students Earle Collins, Assistant Manager, Pattie Cobb Cafeteria Joyce Conklin. 85E, Secretary. Dean of the College Bob 1. Cmbin, MEd. Research Assouate Doris Coward, BA. Secrelaly, Alumni Office Mattie Jean Cox. LVN, LPN. School Nurse BeverIy Culp, BA. Secretary. Health Center Bill Curry, Manager, American Heritage Cafeiena Floyd Daniel. BS, Director a! Development James H. Daniel, BA. D.rector of Deferred Giving Faye Duran. BA, Secretary, Art Depaltmen! Geovgia DuBais. PBX OpErator Gertrude Dykes, Assistant Manager, Baukslme John Lee Dykes. MS. Managet, Student Center and Bookstore Latina Dykes. BS. Secretary, Business Manager Anita Elliott. Clerk, Posl OHJce Merle Elliott. Shipping and Receiving Cletk, Storeroom Gene Ellmure, Divectur, News Bureau Carol fly, Bookkeeper. Business UHICE Susan Fol, Secretary. Director of Alhlet cs Opal French. Postmaster Raymond Flench. Maintenance Department Donna Friday, Secretary. Dean of Men Sharon Gardner. Bookkeeper, Business Office Carol Gilliaml IBM Room Ruth Goodwin. Direcml, Pattie Cobb Hall 37 STAFF James E. Green, 38, Admissions Counselor Stanley B. Green, BSE. Director. College Publications Hugh M. Grower. MEd. Director of Athletics Lorre! Hamley, Secretary, Personnel Office Corinne Hart, Managet, Pattie Cobb Cafeteria Billie Hesselrode. BS. Seuetary. Director of Admissions W. G. Holleman, Supervisor, Maintenance of Buildings Ruby lanes, BS, Director. New Womenb Dormitory Joyce Johnson. IBM Room Heren Nearby. Bookkeepen Business Office Alice Ann Kellar. Asststanl Director. Publicity Office Jean Kelly. Secretary, Director of Research Karen Kafahl, Sectetary, Assislant to the President frances Lewis. Secretary. Placement Office Mildred McCoy, Secretary, J. D. Bales Clarence McDaniel, Manager. College Laundry Patricia Ann McGhee. Bookkeeper, Business Office Cecilia McLeod. Secretary. Placement Office Wilt Martin, MAT, Director. Armstrong Hall Jane Musick. Bookkeeper, Business Office Richird Himander, Night Watchman Roddy Osborne, MAT. Ditector, Graduate Dutmitory Edwina Pace, Secretary, President W. T. Pearson. Construciian Superintendent Guy Petway, Maj. USAF Rah, Manager. American Heritage TRANSFORMING the flower bed in front of 1he Administration Building into a rock gardem the maintenance crew exhibits gardening talents in readying i! ior winter. 38 Inez Pickens. BA. Receptionist, American Heritage Lyle Puindexter. Equipment Operator Charlene Proer. Secretary, Personnel Olflce Patti Pruitt. Secretary. Personnel Ufhce Hubert Pulley, Campus Work Supervisor Greg Rhodes. Transportation Oflicer Harry Risinger. Pilot; Public Relations. College Dairy Louise Rivers. Secretary. Development OHice Linda Robbins, Secretary, Academy Principal Byron Rowan, BS, Accountant, Business Office Cheryl Russell. Secretary. Business Oltice Nedra Russell, Secrelary, Academy Superintendent Linda Schmidt, BA, Secrelaly, Speech Department Cliflurd E. Sharp. MST, Director 01 Men's Housing Russell Showaller. MA. Director, Student Financial Aids Russell Simmons, Director. Publicity and Publications Carrol W. Smith. PhD,- Research Associate Sue Smith. Secretary. Elementary School Herman Spurlock. BA. Chief Engineer Hobart Street, Manager, College Farm and Dairy Buford Tucker, Executive Secrelary, Alumni Office Elbert Turman. Bmler Room Operator Lee Underwood, MS. Accountant. Business Offme Bernie Vines, Work Supervisor Lois Vines. BA. Secretary, Education Department William T. Wallace. MA, Assistant Registrar Angie Watts. Secretary, Dean 0! Students Charlie Waus, MAT. Director. West Dormitory Herman West. Dkrector. Handing Press Rosemary Wilma, Secretary Personnel Ofiice Dorothy Woodruil. Secretary, Development Office James Wnrsllam. MA, Photographer. Publicity Office Ann Wright, Secretary. Development Office Sandra Yates. Secretary, Psychology-Sociolugy Department Pat Young, BA, Cashier, Business Office 39 ..r3?.f gig, . m w. u. 5A? . V. .. .53KEP Adademid Life INTRODUCTION Growth and expansion seen in completion of new centers UHvring Ilu- student expansion in t-dut'ulimml l'mililivs anti mh'anrcmmll nl' HIP rurrirulum pro: gram lms hm-n a primary gual uf' Harding Collage during llw I'NNJO- m'adnmic your. During;r lhv ynm' the collogn underwent a full- sralo rvvinw of its program by tho Nurth Central Assurintinn. It was the first such rovisitatinn since tlw rnllvgv was urcreditcd in 105+. Fronrh. physics. missinns. and a1 broad area major in Bible worv added tn lhv curriculum program last year. Cumslrurtinn has now boon completed on the Art Comm: Music Center. and the drama theater and x-arh building has been utilized during the your. Anathor building that sludonts make use of is the Bvunmnnt Memorial Library which now contains 01.926 volumes. 2.885 r0015 of microfilm and more than 1.800 records. Plans fur a building PXU'IlliUH ml the library are new in dovolnpmont. COOPERATIVE effort on The pan of studenis plays on essential role in the pursuit of answers unknown and problems unsolved. 42 TIME and effort are demanded by the individuo! student who hopes to mirror achievements quined from concemrated studyh BEAUMONT Memorial Libmry supphes Bruce Shdhnm a place to obtain the informahon needed 10 supplement his education. SEASONAL beomy on campus offels a student escape from The ordinary by providing pheasant surroundings for study 43 GOD'S creation provides a conducive atmosphere for the detailed study of God's word in Jerry Jones' Old Testament Survey class. BIBLE MISSONIPREPARE generates concern for world involvement Evangelistic efforts were a maim- concem In those students involved in the Bible department. As an outgrowth of the MISSIONwPREPARE pro- gram, Harding established a Medical Men for Missions projecte a Missions Research and Informa- tion Center and an Adviser and Development Council in World Missions. Campus Evangelism, a movement in which many students took an active part1 conducted campaigns this year in Colorado, North Carolina, Louisiana, Kansas, and Indiana. Classroom hours were enriched by the stories of those students and teachers who had spent the previous summer helping to teach in such places as Australia, Ireland, Germany. Japan, and Don- mark. Keith Robinson, visiting missionary from Rome, Italy, helped to further establish the re latively new world missions major. During the week of the fall lectureship many widely recognized speakers were on campus speak- ing on the timely topic, uIs God Concerned. Regularly required daily Bible classes were dis- missed so that all students might have a better chance to hear and talk to them. 44 FOUNDATIONS on which to build a life of service to the lord are emphasized during classroom hours in the Bible Building. GREEK class Taught by William L Burke provides Bible muiors c1 greater proficiency in :heir respective fields of endeavor. DELIVERING G lecture emitled l5 God Concerned About Me' Don Fimo relates his thouqhts during the chapel period. K Y- EDUCATION New grant furthers research,- lost year's proiect completed Hardin;I mnlimmd its' Work will: 1110 National Avmuamim and Sparv Administraliun and under Hw Mlpt-I'viuinn Hf Dr. l'l'dl'l'V Ulmv. Dirtwlnr Of Rmvurrll. nntl mmplotmi n lwwlw IEHIIIIII pmjmil. unrh-r u Pmm-rnmvul Hmlrm-l. UVN' 11w past two th'a 1Iw tlt-purtmmlt has pruvirlml claim in NASA. Thin u-m-k 511114de of HIV Al'kilmns Sturlmlt Neltiunezl 1 .flllI' r11ilII1 Agmriatinn was Ralph Dixon. ll Wm tlw third runwvutivp vour 11ml a Harding klurlvtllIHIN110MIhiShsan'ic'v. In nr'elu'r 1n 111091 1110 mwls nl' Hm vxpunding' Hlurinnl lnnly. DIE NVHI Rm'w n'au neimvd rlirrric'n' uf' grmhmlv iturlim allrl Dr. PMNJV 0:1le was; ap- lmirllml dirmmr nf' inglitulinnal ltxsting. nflvr mm plvling tlwir Wurk fmr dnrlumh' rlt gt'!-m. ADJUSTING instrumems to be cermln of correct readings is chk BerryhilL an assistant in the NASA Research Program. 46 DEMONSTRATING sfrengrh and ugwllty in gymnastic events. John Dempsey executes a balanced hundstcmd on me parallel bars. STRESSING The importance of a good grip Couch Berryhill gives instrucfions To Jan Wehunr and Norman Bennen. , ' f .. ASSISTING pupils in on assignment is .. .- ?'m ' ' ' V - port of Liz Raves responsibiiities in A I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' The Senior Teacher Education Program. DEDICATION of the Cloud Rogers Lee Music Center gave The public opportunity to wit ness the Harding Band and A Coppella Chorus in concert. COMFORTABLY sHuoted, Jotonne Laney applies 92550 to a panel board in preparation for her assignment in painting class, COMBINING leorrwed skiHs with oriqlrmliTy, Antonio BusTumunm odds impressionimic demHs lo his ceramic assignment in cart. 48 FINE ARTS New buildings reflect growth in wDecade of Development Advancements in the facilities of the art and music departments mnll'il'mlod nmvh In the fine arts area at Harding Cnllcgo. The musir buildingr and its recent addilinns wm'o nfi'ivinlly named the Claud Rogers Leo Music Cvnlor in dedication cere- mnnies hold early in 1110 WWW. Mrs. Dale Lee of Gladewaler. Texas was lmnurvd as tho contributing donor for 1101' 3135.000 vurllrilmlinn fur the new facility. named as a mvmnrial tn lwr lento SUD. Upon house activitios signallml tlm addition of the now 8300000 Art Cvntm' tn :ho mmpus as the fifth and latest building in tho srhcml's Dorade of Development program. The additional nmnl af- forded hy the nearly 12.000 square feet of floor space provided a new gallery. A high point of the year for Ilarclingk A Cappella Chorus was a two WOOk tulu' to HIV Northeast in IMO November. The Belles nml Bt-aux made numerw nus special amJC-aramx's willl lllUil' show contered around the theme. L;A Sung: fur ull Seasons. COAXING and demonstrating techniques for befTer vocal qual- ity, Dr. Er1e Moore instructs Judy Adams in ca voice lesson. 49 COMMUNICATIVE procedures are practiced by David Vaughn during his radio broadcast over the college affxliuted stufion. HUMANITIES Little Theater sees completion heightening audience interest Suulvnts and fanllty members I'mm the humani- ties tlivisinn had a busy year and hhgan prvparatirm fur llwir' work early by taking; full zulvzmtagv of tho summm' munths. Larry Nlmwfov and Linda Srhmidt rlirm'tod Iil'anlings first Drama W'm'kshup wilh fnur maim' prnrlurtiuns. WWII: llm vmnpletion uf' mnslruviinn 0n the Littlo Thvalvr. 1110. speech tlopzn'tmont was ahlo In portray a an'v iniimatv typv of Ithmz whore the audionro is seated closer to tho artm's. a: wac notr'rl hy doparlmvm rhair- man Dr. Evan Ulrr-y. Tho Torchlwzn'm's. the first majrnr prmhu'tion M the 106070 wagon. was held lhm'o. Dr. XValdn XV. Braden. hnirmnn of H10 spend! tlvpurtnmnt n! Lnuisiana Stato Univvrsity delivered an mlrlrnsq at a lunr'horm In English. spovt'h and inurnalism sludvnls and J'arultv. vntitlod. hSlimw lating,r thv Croativv Impulson 50 SPEECH bbormory encbIes Diane Mernev ro profit from :3: correcrions in s1rucfure and l . takes and mo ke needed 1 I 1' 1 I I i i 7-! 1 - i . a -' l BEACHING for 0 Term paper is a Hme consummg buT profit- 051: experience in the c:cmdemic life of c: cm que student ADJUSTING the camera hens, Jerry Howers prepares to capture the Uniqueness of faH m D pr w far has phomgruplw dds: GEORGE KELLY'S The Torch Bearers wcrs Harding s first drama production 'm The schooI s recenHy completed Little Thecire. ST ACCURATE mathematical recording of data is a fundamental requirement in Larry Olsen: advanced physics laboratory assignmen Ja$ 3 H arr,- '53 k!'-' '- 4r- USING the measuring microscope to find the slit on a diffrac- tion grating is an intricate port of Randy Roe' 5 physics lab. DETAILED study of cm invertebrate helps biology maior Russ Burcham Io secure scientific knowledge of living organisms. 52 i i I .l 3 1., - Lseledion and preparation of needed mmeriols is an n nan? aspec? of Marcia Rives biological science lab work. NATURAL SCIENCE Biological science department builds greenhouse, herbarium The division of Natural Scioncv continued to grow with new developments in nvory department. A new greenhouse was oroclnd and a horharium was built for the use of those in the biological science courses. Dr. W'illimn D. V'Villiams of tho Physical Science section rocoivod a Distinguished Teacher award and Dr. Dean Priest returned after three yeafs of study at the Universiiy of Miss issippi with a Ph.D. in Mathematical Analvsis. An award for the outstanding math major was established this year by the wife of the late Mr. Charles Pitner. who was the Chairman of the mathematics department from 1047 until 1.061. The Arkansas Homo Ercmumics Association held its workshop on campus during Nnvomber. A Har- ding home economics major. Rocky Ross. served as president for this state gt'nup. CONSTRUCTIVE suggestions on sewing techniques are offered to Betty Talley by Mrs. Thompson, a home economics teacher. TECHNIQUES of dam processing are employed by Cur1is Booker during laboratory work in ?he coElegeS IBM campufer center. KEEPING Up with the ietage, American Studies studems View 1he operation of a major uir Terminal 0? Dallus Love Field. SOCIAL SCIENCE Students discuss and explore Werspecfives of the Seventies Tho varinus mainrs muslimling lhv division of social science worn hmughl luluothm' thrnugh the Amvriran Sturlivs program. Huhtandirm lc'vrturers and educational tmu's rmltt'ilmlod to this. yoafs Lhomv. Pv1 sp:-rliw-s for 1110 Sewmnies. Special momings wore Hmrhlclml in whirl! sfudonts ex- phm'd thv truth; and prinviplvs resulting; in the affluvnt snrivly nf Althl'it'il. aml lrivd tn tlvlm'mine whether uf nu! E11040 samt- itlHlN WUUM hl' applio able fur the svvvntim. H'itll a primary interest in businoss. forty +'.t11rlt-nts mul tlu-ir mlvism's visited Dallu-a in me full and Chiuum in the spring. Harding's hn'aimwx tmm alwnt much time in prepuralinn fur HS mmlwlitinn in 511th contests us 1110 Mirhigun SUMO Univvrsily Marketing games. Faculty momhvr Billy Ray Cm. wlm worked vlnst-ly will: this gr'rnlp. rvrviw'd a DiRtinguished Tom'llm' Award. va tn llm dopartnwnl nf psycho- logymmi:rlngy. was Run antlwrlun. whu was act- ing rhainnan. He holds the MA J'rm Fn-snu State Collvgo uml lzlt'ks only lho dissvrlniiun fur the PhD frc'nn the IVIliW'I'SitV nl'CaIif'urnia. ' mdy and accumulation of facts are needed before SPEED and accuracy ore reqmremema of those Etudems rokmg uomincnion in the lnternaficnof Relations course. odvcmced typmg, one area of me sucretcuiui scier'wce program Student Life 11x 1 I lJl7 EVENTS OF A UTUMN Confusion remains necessary as students endure long lines thmhuinn Imrl' again was ln'mnlvnl MN 1800 K111 tlmlh J t L1EN1I'I !'ti l'ni' Ilm lhll 1mm, IBM prm'msing l'ElM'tl r'vgislr'nliun but did Ilul aid runnvaing and m'rliunizing,I mld atudvms wow plugllml Willi 1011;; Hum; zmrl hul m-nilnm: XVlwn figur'os wore finally mlulml. 11w froshman glass pnwwl tn hc lurking only in I-xpvrinnrv. boasting: of 512 nmmhors. This new llw Iva' n! 1110 rllnnff vlnrtmn as IIH' illi'r'l'ihml irm'rml in student gnvvl'mnvm raum-d muzn' mun- mndit'iutvs :n sm-k nHin 'I'hirhrfmu' frmhmvn mmpnignlid fur Hu- fiw' ni'l'it'vs. Tho xtn dc-nl H-Htl'r Imrv 11w hurdvn u! vampuign IIHIIPFiulR. whirh sunwlimvs n-svmhlml w murll liEh-r. Unv nl' HH' lumps! mldir'nrrls in tho history Hf Hartling'a I. x t'l-1lI1t-u'!1 ie,w saw Tho Asgm-ialinn. por Imps lhv 111ml x'c-I-x'ntilv umup in Hip popular :mmir fivhl. Him In 1110 parked 'dmlilm'imn, many xtllrlvnis Wl-H- nwlnin-rl In Hi1 in ilulrling t'llelil's glut! many mun' Hal rm Hm Administration BuildingI slvps: 'Hlv ANHtH'iilliUIl mvns six gold r'nrm'ds l'm' llwil' alrinlLy ni- l1i1k and HERO Ht'nrmf 1hr nw'm mm-ia Unmlilycx Cnlumhus. CHECKING to make sure he will meet OH The graduation require: ments, Glen Blue seeks a secluded spot to plan his schedule. STAMINA and endurance are basic requirements of students try- ing ro gum entry into The Fibrury during an registrmion. 58 PLAYING To an overHow crowd, The Association Drcsems a concert for uner ow prevnous Lyceum program. INTERESTED arudrrms cm? Heeu boHoTs for officers to reurmem Il'mm m the SA EVENTS OF AUTUMN Daily routine of college living overcomes earlier excitement Soon the linear experience of registration and the excitement of the first few days of a new school year gave way to the daily routine of Classes. Thoughts of the previous summefs experiences he- came just pleasant memories as the student faced the tasks ahead; Daily Chapel. a fact of life at Harw ding. became an experience that sometimes lacked varimy. but gavv each day deeper meaning. The pressing assignments of the semester actual- ly forced students to spend some of their spare tinw studying: in the library. although it seldom was overused until a term assignment came due or a test was imminent Pledge week. dreaded by thnse who would pledge a Club and anticipated eagerly by those who would have svrvams for a week. came and passed. leaving all none the. worse for wear. Students began to look forward to Homecoming, one of the big events of tho. fall semester. PONDERING the shape of Things to come, senior Larry Olsena r. agines a compleTed work of art emerging from This lump of CI- L RAIN comes often to the campus in early autumn, bringing , it an odd profusion of umbrellas and oiher wehweother gm - UV ' SEW JAYS 3' ' SENTING school spirit, the cheerleaders direct an enthusiastic pep rally for the football Bisonsl hoping for on AIC championship. UDYING in the Hbmry often becomes a necessity, oithough WAITING for class 10 gef underway can be a painful experience. 9' Travis finds. il a quiet retreaf from The noise of dorm We. but these freshmen have found 0 way 10 make if eniOVGbW BRIGHT autumn colors and the traditional chili supper form the background for the beginning of Harding's Homecomtngt EVENTS OF A UTUMN Colors of Homecoming days brightened by Bisons' victory Mnrll unliripatim: and wook-lnng propuratiun was lvrmitmlNl hy Hmnr-ruming; x-vw-kc'nd. Tho trmlitinnul rhili suppr-r. rnmplotn with vntvrtain- mmlt. hunting W'E' rally and dm'ntiumll, was llvlril rm Friday night. Saturrlav al'tm'nrmn tlw parath- wnuml its way thmugh tho RIFPMS nt' Scurry. le illnim' rlgm nun the float Cnrnprttitiml and at thr- haliftimv t'ttt'ttllll'ttliftq. .lrvcmottr- Simx was ttnm'nml llnnwmming Qunml. Tiw Biwn ft'll'tThHH team 1'mwitlwl tho main puint nt intm'mt fur thin ynark HHIm-rnming tmtivitim. twin;I undofr-att-rl in the fth fivv gnmI-H. Tln' iimns l'urmi thvir first real rnnt'ormlu- N'Sl in thr- Unen'llila Baptist Tigf. s a team that prrwnd thonr Rt'IVPH tn ht' one Of the tmighest in lhv leuglm. EXCITED fuceg reflect the pride that comes with on undefeated Buson football team winning the seasons third conference game. 62 SllHOUETTED by the bonfire, one of the Bison cheerleaders boosts school spirit at the big pep raHy held 01 Bee Rock. PROTECTED by the line, senior qucrferbock Jerry Copeland sets up 10 pass, enroute To a 2449 win over Ouachiia. EVENTS OF WINTER Preparations for the holiday mark week before Christmas The annual SA spr-Iisured Christmas party was the highlight of tho WOOL: hvfnre Christmas. The program fvamrod E1 play m Nl'ho Man in the Red Suit h with a Martian that lunkod vaguely like Santa Claus. Tho Chorale provided musiral mltcrh tuinmonl with songs 11f the season. Bob Hvlstcn amusorl us as master 1:? 1-prenm11ies. and. 11f course, Santa Claus mado his traditinnal appcaiance. Fhis Vvar the SA Sponsored the sale of OUT a fire extinrruishnr tn finam r- the huildinrr of thr: now Student Cvntelz Sale of UU r tank place during Christmas vacation. with mmpctitinn on an inter club basis in port'onlagv ni' sales. IIardin-r students respundcd with typical en- Illusiasm tn the Vule InV and DOHV Drive mak- ingr Christmas e1 little hnppim fm mam Childlcn in nrphan s homvs acruss the country. PROVIDING a welcome break from dull chapel routineJi. J. Burris and Jerry Flowers display their varied musical tulu -Ml;t'.-.a 10- V 7 H . , . , , V r... NOEL, played by Cathy Morris, tells of her childlike admiration for Sumo Claus in the fun-filled play, 'iThe Man in the Red Suit. 64 q . MDEIING a question asked him as master of ceremonies m SANTA CLAUS, alias Doug Killgore, ufTer finding a handy place he annual Christmas Party is Bob Helsren, a Bibhe inshudor. for the microphone, reads leHers wrmen by Harding students, 65 ALTHOUGH conditions are cerminly less than ideal, several students crfempt To enioy a rousing game of Tackle footbafl, IWON courtesy is cast aside as everyone capable of 'lhfowlng a cold, slushy snowball becomes your sworn enemy. ONE of Harding's coeds, apparently new or sn0wboll making. ioins in the friendly spirit of combat 1hct pervades the campus. EVENTS OF WINTER Winter hits the campus hard with snow and cold weather Winter weather adversely affected many Har- ding students. Most had difficulty returning to the relative calm 0f the Scarcy campus after Christmas vacation. Then shortly after classes resumed, a winter storm hit, dumping snow on the area. Students took advantage uf the situation-either using it to catch up on their studies or to engage in winter sports not normally found in Arkansas such as snowball throwing and snow football. But the snow, ice. and frigid temperatures did not last long and the campus returned to its normal snowleSS wintertime appearance with few com- plaints from students. SNOWBALL fights often grew out of proportion and The only fir'ring denovemem to the combat was a roll in the snow. ASPECTS of dorm life vary greatly but telephone conversations, guitar playing, and private study are familiar scenes in any dorm. WINTER forces sporfs emhusicsrs to fake their games indoors HAIRCUTS sometimes are necessmy. Runninq a cutrrure bother- cousing 0 rise in popularity for the New Dorm s ping-pong 1able. shop, Chess Bradford mwers ihe ears of roommate Randy Krone. ENTS OF WINTER armitory activities enlivened - interaction of personalities Dorm life. the real core of a college education, ' e all unpleasantries fade. The interacting of nality versus personality, overcoming the first of homesickness. understanding;r of human 9 avior, observation of spiritual development and ' , 'zation of what friendship really means brought u'tory residents to an awareness of their misA nu and goals. At times studying was over- dowed by TV viewing, card playing and games. even hitting the books was an experience un- eled outside dorm living. The intra-dorm exchange of culture. knowledge. ,, -- 2.: - maybe even clothes u was a bonus in the 'vnestms of living in such a situation. ; 5IHOLD chores, such 05 woshmq or ironing, are often Time- : ming, but very necessary aspects of coHeqe dorm life. erfur 7' m : COMBINING keeping up with current events and stg under her hair dryer, a necessary evil, 2th coed reads her paper. TELEVISION viewing provides Pam Fiinn with an escape from the ordinary routines and offers her a period of relaxation. EVENTS OF SPRING Spring brings welcome end to long, dreary winter months Spring. with its promise of summer. brought a change of atmosphere for the weary student1 worn from tho colds and finals of winter months. As the heaters were turned Off and the weather became warmer. no longer was it such an effort to cnntinuo the routine. Getting up in the morning. standing; in line for dinner; or walking over to the New Srience building seemed somehow easier. Dorm life became loss important as many students began spending more time outdoors and once more. romances flourished. The Hgood nights said out- side the doors were no longer quite so hurried and an empty swing was not often found. Frequent trips to Huber Springs 0r Bluff Hole made free time go faster but even studying could now be done outside. Remembering; the activities of the preceding year, including 1he SA auction. the annual talent shovxz and the appearance on campus of tho Letterman. students began to look forward to another eventful season. BUDS, flowers, wet sidewalks olI indicate an early spring rain and winter-weory studems are thankful for changing seasons. PERFORMING for an attentive audience. The Letterman mixed soft ballads and welefonned comedy in a spring lyceum. AUCTIONEER Bob Martin encowoges The spectators to bid on an umbrella m The SA auction of lost and found article; COMBINING studying with relaxation, freshman Dana Slinqluff demonsfrufes one of the more practical uses of a Harding swing. 71 EVENTS OF SPRING May Day's beauty and pomp odd luster to troditonol fete A rvmrd number of H00 high school students nilmnlnd I'lardiug's annual Senior Day mul helped tn wclmmv in Spring in the traditional May Day i'vtv, Amid Lhr- mlnrfnl sewing nf spring l'lnwory. and a pastM-gownod nmr'l. Pam Rngm's was rmwnml Queen of May hv Presidmll Camus. Al- ivmling 1119 11110011 were Drinrvsq-s Nanr'y Mitrhnll and .lvmwllv Sims and a rvl:rmmltalivo frum each ul' 111v anmmfw mrial Clubs. Frnlluming Ilu' c'tmmav 1iun. H10 quoon and her murl and tho large crowd nf slurionls and visitors walrhod as 3.3 ynung ladies pvrfnrmmi the intricate maneuvers uf winding the maylmlo tn the accompanimnnt nf Tr'lmikm'sky's VVuIlz ul' tho Flnwers. COLD weather and early morning practice creme unpredictable problems which onFy a fellow pole winder could understand. CONGRATULATIONS are in order from Dr. Ganus as he climaxes a beautiful day by crowning Pom Rogers Queen of May. 72 FLOWERS floating in The liiy pool were eagerly sought after by many young SOUVean hunters follcwinq the May Day event. QUEEN Pam Rogers 15 Hanked by atrendants Nancy MitcheH, Suzcn Cook, LaDonna Mariin and Jeanette Sims and four young courTiers as mey view The winding of The maypole 73 ANXIOUS students line up 01 yearbook distribution points while others scatter to look or the year's history. 74 ': , OI Diane Hoagland affectionately presents the dedication in .- 1he first copy of the 1969 Peiii Jean to Dr; Joseph E. Pryor. ENJOYING 1he 1969 Fem Jean and shorinq memories of their freshman year in college are Leon BEue and Margaret Formby. EVENTS OF SPRING Faces of Harding College are anxious during PetitJeon Day Eager to find and anxitms I'n Lnuw wore Charac- teristir attitudes of sludvnls during111cunvoiling 0f the 1969 Pctit 1mm. Editor Diemo Hnaglemd pre- sented to Dean Joseph Prym' lhv rlorliratiun copy of her book that featured thn- furvs nf Harding. 5. A. president, Ronnie Roovo crowned as quovn of tho Pctit Jean. Miss Dmma Donsnn. The eagerness and anxinusncss ramp to high point at the 0nd of tho dcdimliun ceremonies when students rushed to fivv spnls ml campus where the books were beingr dish'ihulmL Taking their year- buuks to a variety of lucutinns the students found menmries of a year :10le hv. The tenth consecutiw AlliAmoriran rating was awarded the 1969 Puff Jam by the Associated Collegiate Press. LOOKING for The faces of friends, students closely examine Their copies of ?he annual and recoil the pus? year s memories 75 STANDING in Hne for the lost time 05 Hardinq students the seniors prepare to make that long anticipated walk SEN'ORS me Drespmed the equation A Formutg for Lite, by SHOWING pride of occomptishment. Andy Eley accepts hi: D-..Jr.nmes E. Anthony, who detiuered the commencement address. reward tor four years Of hard work fI'Om President Genus LEADING the 294-member graduating class following awarding of diplomas ore Dri Ganus and Dr. James E Anthony, speaker . N5 nervously with his mormrboord, senior Dole Brewer 410 accept his degree, repreSEnTmQ four years. of study. .N5 the Distinguished Alumnus Award from Dr Sears i5 Miller of the class of 491 presidem of Gospel Swvi :3. EVENTS OF SPRING Anthony gives to 294 seniors his iiFormula for Life equation Commencement mark: an mid and a lmginning. Thnugrh it is the terminaiiun of four .wars of 1m- roasing effort. as its name implies it is the begin- ning: of a new life away from tho mnfines 0f school. John Allen Chalk. Iivrald of Truth minister. and Dr. James B Anthony. Texas dentist and business- man. were spoakvrs fm' lJm-t'alauroatc and comi menccment. respectively. prnsmiting the seniors with some final Challmg '9. On June 5. diplomas were awarded in 204 persons in tho collegeis largest Class in history. W'ith great. cxpm'tatitms the grad- uates approached their now lives. ready for the ultimate test-porfnrnumcr:-trarling term papers and exams for surh pruhloms as quality control and pmmotiun evaluations. SENIOR OFFICERS: Jerry Jones. sponsor; Don Berryhill, sponsor: Raymond Kelly, president Glen Blue. secretaryhtreasurer; Jack Gardner, vicapresident SENIORS Selection of class officers and sponsors initiates seniors'year Beginning its year with the traditional electing of officers, the 1970 senior class! numbering 4-04. was down eighteen students from the previous year. In recognition of his many years of service as in- tramural sports director, the class selected Cecil Beck for the yearbook dedication. Rehounding from a dismal showing in the Homecoming float contest, seniors elected Mary Smith recipient of the Regina Spirit Award for best exemplifying the spirit of Harding. Marya a physical education major from Newport. is a memw ber of the In Go In social club. She was a Bison cheerleader for two years, the 1968 Homecoming queen, and was selected class favorite in her fresh- man and sophomore years. She is a member of the PEMM club and was selected for recognition in Whois Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges as a junior. MARY SMITH, recipient of 1he Regina Spirit Award. 80 CAROL M. ADAMS. Aio. Ariz. Music Education. African Club 2; Belles am Beau: 3.4: SMENC 2.3.4; SNEA 4; Big Sisters 3: Les Bonne De Christ: 2 A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4: Regina 4; Who's Who 4. JOYCE AILES. Valparaiso. Ind. Business Education. SNEA 4; Big Sisters 2 Ametican Studies 3,4; Gata 4. FIELDEN ALLISON. Memphis. Tenn. Bible. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge Col lege. TNT 3,4. IANET ALLISON. Paragould. Ark. Elementary Education. Dactylolugy 3; Fl East Mission Club 3; Beta Tau Gamma 3.4. SALLY ANNE ALLISON, Pensacola. Fla. Elementary Education. SHEA 3.4 Bison Boosters 3.4; Phi Delta 3,4. SHARON ANDERS. Bryan. Tex. Sociology. Bison Band 1.2; Les 30an D Christa l; Chorale 1,2,3; American Studies 3.4; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4, Reportei Historian 4. CHARLES ANDERSON, Watertown. So. Bail. Biology. Transfer from Yul College. Suh-T 4; Golf 3. JOHN ATHANASIOU. Galveston. Tex. BthicaI Languages. Beta Phi Kappa 3A KAREN ATHANASIDU. Hardy, Ark. Medical Techunology. Oege 3,4. LARRY ATKINS. Stuttgart. Ark. Bible. Bison Boosters 2; Philounail 3 ?ioneer 2. I FRED BAILEY. Ielfersnn City. Mo. History. Phi Alpha Theta 3.4; Pi KI Delta 1.2; TNT 1.2.3.4. : JERRY BAILEY. Birmingham. Ala. Joumalism. Who's Who 4: Bison 81! : Alpha Phi Gamma 3,4; Petit Jean Stan 3.4. Assistant Editor 3. Edam! American Studies 3.4; Beta Phi Kappa 3.4. DON BAIN, Parma, Mu. Political Science, Alpha Phi Kappa 3.4. DANNY BAKER. Holyoke, Colo. Physics, DONALD LEE BAKER. Searcy. Auk. General Science. Sub-T-ls 1.2.3.4. Ch! lain 3. FREDDIE Jo BAKER, Searcy. Ark. Biology. SNEA 1; Chorale 1; Nu Chi 1.2.3.4. MARY WADE BAKER. Searcy. Ark. Vocational Home Economics. Honor dent 1.2.3.4; AHEA 1.2.3.4; Zeta Rho 1.2.3.4, Trees. 2. RONALD LYNN BAKER. Seam. Ark. General Science. Sub T-15 1 Alpha Chi 4. . MORGAN P. BARCLAY. Gteensburg. Pa. Physical Education. Studen: Associa- tion 4; Young Americans for Freedom 2.3.4; Pernm Club 3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Young Republicans 2.3; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4; lnlramurals 1.2.3.4. RHONDA BARRETT. Wichita. Kan. Psychology-Socioiogy. Bison Band 1: Council of Premdents 4; Big Sisters 2; Les Bonne De Christa 2.3.4; Be- havurial Science Club 3.4; Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4. Devotional Dilector 3.4. KENNETH BARRY. Little Rock. Ark. Psychology'Socioiagy. DOUG BASHAW. Barre. Vt. Business Administration. Pi Gamma Psi 1.2.3.4; Knights 2.4; Swimming Team 1.2.3.4. DEAN BAWCOM. Tyier. Tex. Business Administration. Collegiate Players. 1: Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. UNDA BECK. Cotfeyville. Kan. Vocational Home Economics. SHEA 4; Palit lean Stat! 4; AHEA 3.4; Regina 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH BECKMAN, Bradford. Tenn. Elementary Education. Transfer from Freed'Hardeman. Kappa Kappa Kappa 3.4. LARRY BECKHAM. Lutts. Tenn. Secondary Education. Transler from Freed- Hardeman College. TNT 3.4. JUDY BELL. Kress. Tel. Vocational Horne Ecnnoimcs. Chorale 2; AHEA 3.4; Mu Eta Adelphian 1.2.3.4. Vichres. 4. LORRAINE BURKHART BELL Glen Easton. W. Va. Vocational Home Eco- nomics. SHEA 1,2; Les Bonne De Christa 1.2; AHEA 1.2.3.4; Beta Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL BENCH. Dallas. Tex. Business Adminisiraiion. Galaxy 2.3. SHEILA FREEZE BENCH. Florence. Ala. Biology. Bison Boosters 1.2.3; Philougeia 1.2; Tri Kappa 1.2.3.4. TERRI BENNETT. Cloverdale. Ind. English. Bison Staff 3. SNEA 1; Chorale 1; Gata 1.2.3. Sec. 2; RICHARD ERWIN BERRYHILL Searcy. Arli. General Science. Sub T416 1.2.3.4. Skipper 3; Golf 1.2.3.4; Bowling 1; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Regina Club Beau 2.3. 111111.! BETHEL Chillicothe, Ohio. Elementary Education. Transfer horn Ohio Valley College, Beta Tau Gamma 3.4. DEE BIELBY, Hinsdale, Ill. Biology. SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 3.4; APR Club Queen 4; Zeta Phi Zeta 1.2.3.4. Sports Director 2.4. MAX 8. BINGMAN. McConnelsville, Ohio. Business Administration. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Science Club 2; SNEA 2; Bison Boosters 3.4. Vice-Ptes, 4; Chorale 2; American Siudies 4; Pi Gamma Psi 4; Chi Sigma Alpha 3.4. VIce-Pres. 4. MARIANNE BISHOP. Liule Rock. Ark. Art. The Guild 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 3. 4: Kappa Pi Art Fraternity 3.4; Ko 10 Kai 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2. 82 3-9; f; 13.1. 9.,ng vy,; w sawgupwuwa . .1 -7-. 'x-n- -41- ..I SENIORS Friendships renewed as club rivalries revived in fall sports ERNEST L BIXBY. Searcy. Ark. Psychology-Sociology, Sociology Club 4; TAG 3.4: Intramurals 3.4. EDWARD BLACKWGOD, Massillon. Ohio. Bible. Honor Student 3; Timuthy Club 3.4; Campus Evangelism 3.4. GLEN BLUE, Searcy. Ark. General Science. Council of Presidents 4; Bison Boosters 2; Sub T-lE 123,4, Athletic Drrector 3. Skipper 4; Tennis 123,4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. DMN BOMAR. Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4, Sec. 4: Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Big Sisters 2; Pelit Jean Staff 3: Chorale 2,3: Bisnnettes 1.2: Phl Delta 1.2.3.4. Hist. 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Religious Director 4, CURTIS HOOKER, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Busmess. Football 1.2.3.4. BEN- B. BOOTHE. Ft. Worth, Tel. Bible. Young Americans for Freedom 1.2; Australian Club 1; Chorale 2; KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Campus Evangelism 1.2.3.4. General Director 3.4; TNT 1.2.3: TAG 4: Baseball 1; Intramurals 1.2.3. JOHN BOWEN, Winnsboro. La. Accounting. Bison Band 1.2.3.4. Dlum Major 1.2.4; Stage Band 1,2; Pep Band 1.2.4; Bison Boosters 1,2,4; American Studies 4; Pi Gamma Psl 1.2.331; Pioneer 1.2, Sec. 1. Treas. 2; Intra- murals 1,2. PEGGY ANN BRADY, Shrevepon. La. Eiementaly Education. Councii oi Presidents 1.2.3.4; SNEA 1.2.3.4; Bison Bnoslers 1.2.3.4: Beta Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2, Pres. 4. STEPHEN I. BRAMSTED'I', SearCy. Ark. Bible, Timothy Club 1.2.3.4; AEX 1.2.3.4. BILLY GENE BRANT. Cardwell. Mu. Speech. Transier from Freed-Hardeman College. KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Iota Beta Sigma 3,4. RODGER L. BREWER. Memphis, Tenn. Secondary Education. Who's Who 4: Student Association 3,4; Bison SiaH 3; Petit lean Staff 1; Galaxy 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2; BasebaH 3. NANCY KAY BRIDGES. Searcy. Ark. Biology. Bison Band 1.2: Dactylology 2; Les Bunne De Chrisie I; A Cappella Chorus 3; Chorale 1; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4, VZce-Pres, 3. Pres. 3. WENDELL WRIGHT BROOM. Honolulu. Ha. Education. Bison Stall 4; SHEA 2.3.4; Timothy Club 2; A Cappella Chorus 4; Chorale 2.3; Coilegiate Piayers 3: Behavioml Science 4; Suh T-16 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 2.3.4. DARlls LYNN BROWN, Paragnutd. Ark. General Business. Bison Boosters 2.3.4; Pi Gamma Psi 4: Bisoneues 2.3.4; Tofebt 3,4. EMERSON BRUBAKER. Little Rock. Ark. Business Administration. Muhican 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. JOSEPH DANIEL BRYANT. lfiaines'uille. Fla. Bible. AEX 1.2.3.4. DONNA SUE BUCK. Rogers, Ark. Elementary Education. Who's Who 3.4; Class Favome 3; Homecoming Royalty 3: Petit Jean Royalty 3; TNT Club Queen 3.4; SNEA 3.4; Les Bonne De Christa 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. JOHN BUCK. Kansas City. Kan. Psychology-bele. Who's Who 4; Hana: Student 1.2.3.4; Student Association 4; SNEA 1.2; Timothy Club 2.3; Basketbalt 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. CHRIS R. BULLARD. Ft. Worth. Tel. Biblical language. CHARLES BURT. Sealcy. Ark. General Science. Knights 1.2.3.4. Bowling Team 1.2.3.4. MARILYN BURTON, Parkersburg. W. Va. Elementary Education. Transfer from Ohio Valley College, SNEA 4; Beta Tau Gamma 3.4. KAREN BUSH. North Little Rock. Ark. Psychology-Socinlogy. Archely Club 4. THOMAS BUSH. North Little Rock. Ark. Elementary Educalinn. Archety Club 3. CHERYL BUILER. Davenport. Iowa. Accounting. Ko Jo Kai 1.2.3.4. BWIGHT BUTLER. Windom. Tel. Bible. Timothy Club 1.2; Koinonfa 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. ANN HUTIERFIELD, Partarsburg. W. Va. Secondary Education. Alpha Chi 4; Honor Student 3.4: SHEA 4. DAVID BUTTERFIELD. Parkersburg. W. Va. History. Honor Student 3.4; SNEA 4; Kappa Sigma Kappa 4; Baseball 3.4. PEGGIE BYRAM. Belmont. Miss. 0f1.ce Administration. SHEA 3; Dactylulogy 3: Les Bonne De Christa 3; Tufeht 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3, Ireas. 3. DAVID BYRD, Manila. Ark. Psychology. Basketball 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4. Behavioral Science Club 3.4. MELVIN BYRD. Post. Tel. Bible. 84 JUANITA CAIN. Searcy, Ark. PsychologyASuciulugy. Theta Psi 1. EVELYN CALDWELL Stanton. Tenn. Business Administration. Bison Bnaste 4; PE Gamma Psi 4; Beta Tau Gamma 3,4. JAMES W. CARR, Iallahassee. Ra. Biology. Who's Who 4; Class Favorite J Kappa Kappa Kappa Club Beaux 3.4; Science Club 1; Bison Boosters 1,2.3.l Young Democrats 1; C.rcle K 1: Galaxy 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3; Intlamurl 1.2.3.4. JACKIE CARSON. North Little Rock, Ark. Elementary Education. MICHAEL CHANDLER, Little Rock. Ark. Business. Young Democtats l. Mohican 1.2.3.4. JOE CHESSER. Paragould, Ark. Bible. Transier from Crowley's Ridge Calla: LUIS CHILDERS. Ripley, Miss. Business Education. Transfer tram Fm Hardeman College. Theta Psi 3.4; SNEA 3,4. MARY CHILDERS. Ripley. Miss. Elementary Education. SHEA 4; Dactylolog 4; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. JOHNNY CHIN. Selangoe. Malaysia. Business Administration. Honor Stun. Z; Bison Boosters 4; American Studies 3.4: Harding International Club Phi Gamma Delta 4. Reporter 4. DINAH CHISUM. Port Arthur, 19:. Elementary Education. Bison Boost!!! Zeta Pm Zeta 1.2.3.4: Mnhican Club Queen 4; May Fete Queen 3. PAULA CHRONISTER. Phnenix, Aril. Eiementary Education. Tranxfaf in Arizona State University. SNEA 4; Phi Delta 2.3.4. STAN CLARION. Bantonville. Ark. Business Administration. TNT 1.2.3.4. JOHN W. CLAYTON. Searcy. Ark. Accounting. Bison Boosters 3.4; K! Radio Staif 1; Young Republicans 1: American Studies 4: Pi Gamma 3.4: Kuinonia 1.2.3.4. JOE ELEMENTS, Searcy. Ark. General Science. Alpha Chi 3,4. Pres. Who's Who 3.4; Belles and Beau: 3.- Bison Boosters 3; Petit lull Stafl A Cappella Chums 3: KHCA Radio Staff 2; Beta Phi Kappa 3.4. Vloe-Pm lnlramurals 3.4. MARLENE COBB. Rossville. Ga. Home Economics. Bison Boosters 1.3 Big Sisters 3; Far East Mission Club 3,4; Chorale 1: Young Republic 1; WHO 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4. HOMER COLE, Granly. Mn. Bible. LOIS COLEY. McRae, Ark. Business. Education. MICHAEL CONLEY. Mobile, Ala. Bible. Transfer from Lubbock Christian I Iege. Football 3,4. . RACHEL COOK. Tuscumhia, Ala. Psychology'and Biology. KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. JAMES RALPH EODKE. Lawton, Okla. Bible. KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Flater Sndalis 2.3.4. CHARLES COOPER. Cartersville. Ga. Biology. Transfer tram Crowley's Ridge Coilege. Alpha Chi 4; Honor Student 3.4. SERRY L COPELAND. Searcy. Ark. Bible. 6313 Club Beam: 3; Galaxy 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. NITA JEAN COPELAND. Searcy. Ark. Physical Education. Pernm Club 4; Gata 1.2.3. RONNY 1. COPELAND, Searcy. Ark. Physical Educaiion. SNEA 4: Pemm Club 2.3.4; Ga1axy 2,3; Football 1.2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. MARTHA BOSTON. Searcy. Ark. Home Economics. Alpha Chi 4; Honor Stu- dent 1.2.3.4; Bison Staff 1; Bison Boosters 1: AHEA 3: Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2. DENNIS COX. Tulsa, Okla. Speech. Transfer from York College. KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Sub T-lB 4. KM c. CRAIG. Bossier City, La. Business Education. SNEA 3.4; Bison Boosters 1; American Studies 3.4; Women's Dormitory Council 3; Ko 10 Kai 1.2.3. Vice-Pres. 3. JIM CRAWFORD. w. Millington. N. 1. Physical Education, Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. PAT CRAWFORD. Richardson. Tex Physical Education. Pemm Club 1.2.3; Gata 1.2. MM lYNN CROSS, Cnurlland. Ala. Business Education. SNEA 4; American Studies 3.4; WHC 1.2.3.4, Treas. 4. DAVID CROUCH. Dxlnrd, Ala. Biology. Who's Who 4; Bison Stalf 1.2.3.4: Editor 4; Alpha Phi Gamma 3.4. Pres. 3.4: Council of Presidents 3.4: Young Republicans 1.2; Lambda Sigma 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4; Science Club 2; tntramurals 1.2.3.4. DAMON BRUCE. Plymouth. Mich. Accounting. APK 1.2.3.4. BETH CRUMP. Magnnlia. Ark. Business Education. A Cappeila Chorus 1,4: Delta Chi Omega 1,4. VERNA NELL CURB. Sealcy, Arll. Home Economics. European Club 2.3; Les Bunne De Christa 2; AHEA 34: Mission Study 4. JOHN A. CURTIS, Madison. Tenn. Bible. Timothy Club 1,2; Koinonia 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. Trees. 3. Pres. 4. BONNIE LEI BAILEY. Stockport, Ohio. Physical Education. Transier from Ohio Valley College. Les Bonne De Christe 3.4; Kappa Phi 3.4; Intramurals 3,4; Bison Staff 3; SNEA 3,4; Pemm Club 3,4: Bison Boosters 3. $qu: 1mm nn ELIZABETH DAILY. Anselmo, Heb. Home Economics. Transfer from York College. Les Bonne DE Christa 3; AHEA 3.4. GLORIA DANIEL Nashviila, term. Math. Alpha Chi 3,4; Who's Who 3.1!: Student Association 3; SHEA 2.4; Bison Boosters 1; Dormitory Council 4: Ju Ga Ju 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 3. CAROLYN DARBY. Sparta, Ill. Elementary Education. Transfer from Freed- Hardeman College. SNEA 4; Chorale 3. CURTIS DARBY, Houston, Miss. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Camera cum 3. KAREN DARWIN, Whitewright. .Tu. Vocational Home Economics. Bison Boosters 1,3; A CappeHa Chorus 1.3.4. DOROTHY DAVIDSON, Cabot, ArIL Elementary Education. European Club 3.4: Middle East Club 3.4; Bug Susters 3,4; Far East MISSiOfI Club 3.4; Les Donna De Christa 3.4; Zeta Rho 1.2.3.4. JEFF DAVIDSON, Huntsvilla, Ala. History. Transfer from University of Alav bama. Young Americans for Freedom 3; SNEA 3,4; TAG 3.4. cAROL DAVIS, Broomfield. cola. Elementary Education. Chorale 2.3: Madd- gals 2,3. .I. G. DAVIS, Crossville. Tenn. History. Young Americans for Fraudum 3; SNEA 3,4. JOEL B. DAVIS. Ft. Worth. Tex. Bible. A Cappella Chorus 1; Chorale 2.3.4; KHCA Radio Staff 1.2; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4, Sec. 3. DAVID DAWSON. Seam. Ark. History. Young Americans for Fraedom 2.35; Chorale 1,2,3; Pi Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4: KHCA Radio Staff 2; Young Ramb- Iicans 1; Frater Sodalis 1,2. BILLY RAY DEAN. Gitmer, Tex. Music Education. Intercollegiate Band 1,2,3,l.:z Bison Band 1.23.4: SMENC 2,3,4; Bison Boostefs 1.3; Chorale l; Coflezilh Players 1,2; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4, SENIORS J Campus facilities supplemen books in acquiring work skil: EXTENSIVE graphic arts skins are learned firsfhand in the m'lj lege print shop by numerous studenrs such as Prubhokar Bo 2: EUGENE DELAET. Alma. Ark Business Administration. APK 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. JOHN DEMPSEY. Texarkana. Ark. Art. Guild 1.2.3.4; Archery Club 1; Camera Club 1; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. CHARLES W. DEVANEY. Tuscumhia. Ala. Sociology. Bison Boosters 2.3.4; Chorale 4; Young Democrats 2.3; Galaxy 2.3.4. LYNN DIXON. Newport. Ark. Business Administration. Who's Who 4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1; Arnuican Studies 3.4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. RALPH T. DIXON Pudageville. Mo. French. Who's Who 4; Honor Student 3; SNEA 2.3.4; Campus Players 2.3; Chorale 2.3.4: French Club 2.3.4. Pres. 2.3.4; Madrigal Singers 2.3.4; Recmding Chorus 2.3.4; State Pres. Student Ark. Educ. Assn. 4; Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. Chaplain 4. DAN DOM. Marietta. Ohio. Mathematics. Chorale 3; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. DIANA DOOLEV, Bartlesville, Okla. Accounting. Bison Boosters 1.2.3: Ameri- can Studies 2,3,4; Pi Gamma Psi 3.4. Sec. 4; Business Team 4; Ju Go Ju 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. Treas. 3. 11M DOWDY. Meridianville. Ma. Psychology. Student Association 3,4; Belles and Beaux 2.3; A Cappella Chorus 2.3; Chorale 1; Sub T-16 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL DRAKE. Wayne. Mich. Poliiicar Science. Bison Boosiers 12.3.4; Petii Jean Staff 1; Chorale 2.3; KHCA Radio Staff 1.2; Young Democrats 1.2.3; Mohican 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.3. 111 PERRY DREWEIT. Searcy. Ark. Elementary Education. May Fete Royalty 3; African Club 1; European Club 3; SHEA 4; Les Bonne De Christa 2; Madrigal Singers 2.3; Chorale 1.2.3; KHCA Radio Staff 1; WHC 1.2.3. ROY DREWETI. Searcy. Ark. Missions. European Club 3; Petit lean Staff 4; Timothy Club 1.2.3.4: A Cappella Chorus 2; Chorale 3; TAG 4. DERYL W. DRUM. Garland, Tel. Chemistry. A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Galaxy 3.4. JIM DUNCAN. Searcy. Ark. Physical Education. Mohican 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3.4. CHERI SHERER DUNLAP. North Little Rock. Ark. Efementary Education. Zeta Rho 1.2.3. GLVNN DURHAM, Winnfield. La. Bible. Northeast Mission Club 4; Fraler Sodalis 1.2.3.4. BUN EDSTER. Lowell. Ark. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4; Dactylology 1.2.3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Les Bonnes De Christe 3.4; WHC 1.2.3.4. GEORGE EDWARDS. Dallas, Tex. Social Science. Debate Team 3.4. PAT EDWARDS. Monticello. Inch Transfer from Indiana University. Belles and Beaux 2,3; A Cappella Chorus 2.3; Pi Kappa Delta 2.3.4; Campus Players 2.3.4; Debate Team 3.4; Regina 2.3. BB DUANE EGLE, Saucy. Ark. Bible. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. PHILLIP ELLIOTT. Seaway. Ark. Biology. APK 3,4; Football 2: Basketbali I. GUNILDA ENSMIHGER. Port Hueneme. Calif. Social Science. SHEA 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3; Phi Delta 1.2.3.4. JUDY ERWIN. Richardson. Tex. Elementary Education. WHC 1.2.3. NANCY EYMAN. Searcy. Ark. Speech. Campus Playets 3; Regina 1. CYNTHIA FARLEY. Ft. Worth. Tel. Biology. May Fete Royalty 3; Bison Staff 4; 5.5011 Band 1; SNEA 1; Big Sisters 4; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. Vice4Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Iniramurals 1.2.3.4. JUDITH FENLEY. Phoenix. Ariz. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4; Bison Boosters 4; Dactylalogy 1; A Cappella Chums 3: Young Republicans 1; Phi Delta 1.2.3.4. JERRY WAYNE FLOWERS. Natchez. Miss. Journalism. Bison Staff 3.4. Assoc. Ed.tor 4; Alpha Phi Gamma 4; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Iota Beta Sigma 3.4; Peti! Jean Staff 3.4; KHCA Radiu Staff 3; American Studies 3.4; Men's Dormitory Council 2: Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. JAMES A. FORD. Meaiurd. Oniario. General Science. Transfer from Great Lakes Christian College. Frater Sodalis 3.4. Pres. 3. LARRY FRANK. Rolla. Mo. Business Administration. Mohican 1.2.3.4. RONALD FRIDAY. DeQueen. Ark. Biology. TAG 3.4. LINDA FROSI. Nashville. Ark. Elementaty Education. Bison Stat! 2; SHEA 2.3.4; Big Sisters 2; Latin American Club 1; Les Bonne De Christa 3; Chorale 1; Campus Players 1.2.3; Beta Yau Gamma 1.2.3.4. RICHARD TERRY FRUllA. Searcy. Ark. Elementaly Education. SNEA 4; Chorale 1.2; Young Republicans 2.3; Pioneer 1.3; TAG 4. ANDREW FULLER. Shreveport. La. Music. Mohican 1.2.3.4; Bison Band 1.2.3.4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4. HARRY L. FULLER. Trinity. Ala. History. SNEA 3.4; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2.4. TOM EAER. Kirkman. Iowa. Bible. Timothy C1111: 3.4; TNT 1.2.3.4. HUGH GALYEAN. Ft. Worth. Tel. Bible. Timothy Club 2.3.4; KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Intercollegiate Debate 3; TAG 3.4; Golf 4; Intramural: 2.3.4. CURTIS D. GARDNER. College Park. Ga. Chemistry. Science Club 2.3.4. SENIORS Women's intramural program elicits vigorous coed response ARMS and legs go flcling as popular senior coed, Mary Smhh iumps to gef the bell in a women1s intramural volleyball game. JACK EUGENE GARDNER. Glenwood. Ark. Biology. Bison Boosters 1; Chorale 1.2; APK 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4. Treas. 4. JAMES HILLIS GARDNER. Searcy. Ark. Accounting. Accounting Club 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. DON GARLINGTON. Cabot. Ark. Biblical Languages. DONALD PAUL GARTMAN. Little Rock. Ark. Bible. Timothy Club 1.2.3.4; Frater Sudah's 1.2.3.4. ELIZABETH A. BEER. Fairview. Pa. Psychology, Bison Boosters 3.4; Big Sisters 2,3; Theta Psi 1.2.3; Cheerleader 4. ROBERT GEORGE. Bossier City La. Bible. Sigma Tau 1.2.3.4. HUGH GIBSON. Anargo. Ill. Business Administration. JUDY GIDDENS. Childersburg, Ala. Elementary Education. SHEA 3.4; Bison Boosters 3.4; Daciylulugy 3; Zeta Rho 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4. CMIEY GIFFDRD. Scottsdale, Ariz. Bible, Who's Who 4: Timothy Club 1.2.3.4; KHCA Radio Staff 3.4: Iota Beta Sigma 3,4; Frater Sodalis 1.2.3.4. ELIECE GIFFDRD, San Jose. Calif. Vocational Home Economim. Frater Sudalis Club Queen 3; SHEA 3; Big Sisters 2; AHEA 3.4; Theta Psi 1.2.3. VICKI GILES. Edwards. Calif. Secretarial Science. Tofebt 1.2.3.4. RICHARD GILLENWATERES. Springfield. Mo. Physical Education. Transfer trom Southwest Missouri State. Track 3.4; Swimming Team 3.4. JOHN GINGERIBH. Valpataiso. Ind. Speech. Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3; Chorale 1: Campus Players 1.2.3.4: Koinonia 1.2.3.4; Intra- murals 1.2.3.4. PATRICIA GODDARD. Upland. Calif. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4; Bison Boosters 3; Big Sisters 3; Omega Phi 3,4. Treas. 4. GLENNA GRABER. Searcy, Ark. Vocational Home Economics. SNEA 2.3.4; AHEA 2.3.4; MEA 3.4. RICHARD GRAVES. South Bend. Ind. Bible. WAIHENA ANN GREEN. Kennett. Mo. Business Education. Transfer 1mm Freed-Hardeman College. Ihela Psi. 3.4. LYNN MARIE GREENWAY. Patagould. Ark. Elementary Educaiion. SNEA 3.4: Big Sisters 3.4; Les Bonne De Christe 2.3.4: Chorale 1.2.3; Dormitory Council 4; Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. THOMAS GRIFFITH. East Peoria. III. Math. Transfer from University of Missouri. RUTH ANN GROGAN. Pleasam Hill. Mo. Elementary Education. Pemm Club 1; Big Sisters 3; Chorale 1.2.3; WHC 1.2.3.4. LINDA EARLENE HAMLEIT, Columbia. Tenn. Physical Education. Pemm Club 3.4; Bison Boosters 3.4: Intramural Awards 3.4; Delta Chi Omega 3.4. MARGIE HAMMOND. Menu. Ark. Secondaty Education. Young Americans for Freedom 2; SNEA 3: Bison Boosters 1: Dactylology 3; Big Sisters 2.3.4; Young Republicans 2. DALE HARDMAN. Yakima. Washington. Music. Transfer from York College. A Cappella Chorus 3.4: Bison Band 3,4; Campus Players 3.4; KHCA Radio Staff 3; Belles and Beam: 4. LINDA HAREETT. Daingedield. Tex. Elementary Education. SNEA 1.4: Big Sistets 2; Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3.4. BERNIE CARROLL HARKNESS. Marsha . Tex. Bible. Timothy Club 3; TAG 3.4. JERRY HARRELL. Troy. Mo. Art. Young Americans for Freedom 2.3; A Cap- peila Chorus 1.2: Campus Playels 2; Young Republicans 2; Phi Gamma Delta 3.4. REGGIE HARRELL. Denver City. Tex. Bible. Timothy Club 3.4; Alpha Tau Epsilon 3.4. DIANA MARIE HARRIS. Davenpnlt. Iowa. Home Economics. AHEA 3; Kappa Phi 3.4. KEITH HAWKINS, Winfield. Ala. Biology. Science Club 4; TNT 3.4. EMERSON HAYES. Hansbnm. Miss. Physical Education. Alpha Tau Ensllon 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. 91 RAMONA HAYNES. Talco. Tel. Business Education, SHEA 3.4; Bison Boosters 1; American Studies 2.3.4: Bisanettes 1; Gata 1.2.3.4. MIKE HEDRICK. Searcy. Ark. Psychology. Pernm Club 4: K0 In Kai Club Beau 4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Fooiball 1.2, CLAY HENDERSON. Lepantu. Ark. Chemistry. ARLIN HENDRIX. Vacaville. Calif. Bible. Northeast Mission Club 3.4; Timothy Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; TNT 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4. JUDY HENDRIX. Fresno. Calif. French. Northeast Mission Club 3.4. DELTA JOY HERNDON. Eudora. Kan. Biology. Les Bonne De Christa 3.4: Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. WHIT HERNDON. Lepanto. Ark. Chemistry. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. ROBERT HESSELIIODE. Kennett. Mo. Physical Education. American Studies 3.4; Business Team 2: Sub T-16 1.2.3.4: Football 1. ALVIN HICKS. Springhill. Tenn. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4: Sub T-16 1.2.3.4. CLINTON HICKS. Henderson. N. 0. Bible. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: Timothy Ciub 1.2.3.4. DONALD HICKS. Seatcy. Ark. Business Administfaliun. American Studies 3.4; Accounting Club 3,4; TAG 3.4. FREEMAN HICKS. Searcy. Ark. Bible. Timothy Club 4. RICRARD HILI'ON. East Prairiu. Mn. Business Administration. Young Ameri- cans for Freedom 3: TNT 1.2.3.4. GENE MINES. Nashvilte. Tenn. Journalism. Petit Jean Staff 4; Phi Gamma Delta 3.4, Pres. 4. ELLIS GARY HOGAN. Horse cave. Ky. Biology. Timnthy Club 1.2.3.4; Frater Sodaiis 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 2.3.4 HOWARD HOLMES. Fl. Worth. Tex. Bible. Alpha Chi 4; ths Who 4; Dactylology 4; Timothy Club 3,4; Mission Study Ciub 3.4; TNT 3.4. RAYMOND HOOPER. Springlield, Mo. BibIe. Timothy Club 3.4. LINDA HOME . Mus. Okla. Institution Management and Dietetics. Alpha Chi 4; Science Ciub 4; Dactyiofugy 3.4; Big Sisters 4; AHEA 3.4; Dormitory Council 3.4; Nu Lambda Chi 3.4. MARY HOUSE. Memphis. Tenn. Psychology-Sociology. Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. RONALD D. HOWELL. Searcy. Art. Physical Education. Pemm Club 3.4; Bis: Boosters 4; Chorale 1.2; Young Democrats 3; Mnhican 1.2.3.4; Foam 1.2.3; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. KER HUCKABA. Forest Park. Ga. Business Administration. TNT 1.2.3.4. RONNIE HUTCHINSON. West Plains. .Mo. Business Administration. Pi Gama Psi 3.4; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. CHARLES INGRAM. Ypsilanti. Mich. Bible. Timothy Club 3.4: KHCA RN Staff 3.4. GARY ISBELL Wichita. Kan. History, Alpha Psi Omega 4; American Studh 2.3; Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. alLL IVEY. Memphis. Tenn. Physical Education. Pernm Club 4; Alpha 1': Epsilon 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. RICHARD IAMES. Ellsworth A.F.I.. S. D. Biology. Bison Boosters 4; A Go pella Chorus 1.2; Chorale 3; KHCA Radio Staff 3; Ffater Sodalis 1,2,3. Football 1; Track 2. CHARLES JARNAGIN. Selmr. Tenn. Accounting. Alpha Chi 3.4: Honor 3! dent 3.4; American Siudies 3.4; Pi Gamma Psi 3.4; TNT 1.2.3.4. NIKKI IESTIDE. Havana. Ark. Psychology-Sociology. SHEA 1; Chorale 2.3. Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3.4. EUGEuE JOHNSON, Ftiau Point. Miss. Physical Education. Galaxy 1.2.3; Vice-Pres. 2; Football 1.2.3.4. PAULA 10 JOHNSON. CaseyVille. Ill. Sectetarial Science. Transfer m; David Lipscomb College. SNEA 2; Regina 2.3.4. Pres. 4. CHARLES MARION JOINER. Searcy. Ark. Sociology. TAG 3.4. SUSAN JDlLY. Bossier City. La. Elementary Education. Transfar in Louisiana Tech. Delta Chi Omega 2.3. WILLIAM JOLLY. Shreveport. la. Psychology-Sociology. Transiar fmln W College, Science Club 2; Phi Gamma Delta 1.2.3. CHARLES E. JONES. lonestown. Miss. Physical Education. Grown Hi Football 1.2.3.4. KATHLEEN JONES. Seam. Ark. Political Science. Daciylolngy 3; Min IA LANA KAY JONES. Middlatown. Ohio. Music. Delta Chi Omega 1 Chorale 1; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; Recmding Chorus 1.2.3.4: 85113-- Beaux 4; SMENC 1.2.3.4. KATHERINE IULIAN. Sanlnrd. Ha. Business Administration. Bison Staff 3.4. Business Manager 4; Alpha Phi Gamma 3.4; American Studies 4; Pi Gamma Psi 4; Della Chi Omega 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2. Pres. 4. CAROLYN KEE. Crosby. Tex. Acmunting, Band 1.2; Omega Phi 1.2.3. DONALD KEE, Mays Landing, N. I. General Science. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. RAYMOND TUCKER KELLY. Glencoe, A12. Physical Education. SNEA 4; Pemm Club 3.4: TNT 3,4: Tennis 3.4, DEBBIE KELTON. Patis, Ark. Vocational Home Economics. SNEA 3.4; Big Sistws 2; AHEA 1.2.3.4; Phi Delta 1.2.3.4. Trees. 2. DANETTE KEY. St. Louis, Mo. Music Education. Who's Who 4; Bison Sta 3.4: Belles and Beaux 3.4; SMENC 3.4; Alpha Psi Omega 3.4: Bison Boosters 1; A Cappeila Chorus 1.2.3.4; Campus Players 1.2.3.4; Regina 2,3. EMMANUEL KILZV. Ioroniu. Ontario. Chemhstry. Beta Pm Kappa 1.2.3.4. PAY KIMBRO. St. Peters. Mo. Speech. Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Young Amer'ro cans for Freedom 2: Bison Boosters 3; Chorale 1; KHCA Radio Staff 4; Young Republicans 2; Campus Players 1.2.3.4; WHC 1.2.3.4. JOHN KING. El Paso. Tex. Bible. Petit Jean Staff 4: Camera Club 3; Beta Phi Kappa 3,4, MARY FRANCES KING, Ponce de Leon. Fla. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4; Mu Eta Adelphian 3, KATHY KINGDOM. Hitchcock. S. D. Music. Bison Band 4; SMENC 3.4; A Cappelka Chorus 3.4. Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. MN KINMAN. Clarksville. Ark. Elementary Education. SNEA 4; Bison Boosters 4: Big Sisters 2; Ju Go Ju 2.3.4. Pres, 4. SENIORS Speech maiors show prowess in unusual stage productions LIGHTING and sound techniques are s'rressed by Chuq Parker as he prepares to flip the switch, onIy one of his many duties. 94 CHARLES KISER. Lawton. Okla. Speech-Bible. Chorale 3.4: KHCA Radio Staff 3.4: Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4, Treas. 3. Vice-Pres. 4; Track 1.2.3.4. LINDA KREAPS. Williamstown. W. Va. Vocational Home Economics. Transfer from Ohio Valley College. AHEA 3.4. LIN!!! KUHL, Montville. Conn. Elementary Education. SMENC 3.4; Big Sisters 4; A Cappelia Chorus 1.2.3; Chorale 4: Theta Psi 3.4. DDRES LEE. Searcy. Ark. Home Economics. DRAKE LEE. New Orleans. La. Genetal Science. Alpha Chi 4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4; Science Club 4; ChuraIe 2.3.4; TNT 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. JIM LEMAIIR. Frazeyshurg. Ohio. Physical Education. Transier from Ash- land College. Alpha Tau 3.4: Pres. 4. DAVID LE'I'I'ERMAN. Stafford. Mo. History. Phi Alpha Theta 4; TAG 1.2.3.4. MOLLY LIPE. Pope. Miss. History. American Studies 4: Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.4; Dormitory Council 2.4; Phi Alpha Theta 4. DAVID LITZKOW. Jackson. Miss. Business. Mohican 1.2.3.4: Football 1.2.3. DAVE LOGSTON. Lisbon. Ohio. General Science. Science Club 2,3; Bison Boosters 4; Philougeia 1; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.23.4; Intramural: 1.2.3.4. KAREN LOW. St. Louis. Mo. Business Education. SNEA 2.3.4; American Studies 3,4; NBEA 4; Phi Delta 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3. MIKE LUCAS. Dnthm. Ila. Music Education. Bison Band 1.2.3.4; SMENC 3.4; Timothy Cluh 1.2; A Cappella Chorus 4; Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. Trees. 4; fntramutals 1.2.3.4. SHERHIE LYLES, Ft. Worth. Tex. Elementary Education. WHC 1.2.3.4. NANCY LYNCH. Mineola. Yul. Psychology-Sociology. Behavioral Science 3: WHC 4. JAMES MCCALL Alexandria. Va. BibIe. Chi Sigma Alpha 3.4. BOYCE McCLAIN. Martinez. Calif. Psychology-Sociology. Knights 3.4. Pres. 3. Vice-Pres. 4; Behavioral Science Club 1.2.3.4. ROBERT McCLUSKEY. Mays Landing, N. 1. Physical Education. Sigma Tlu Sigma 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Cross Country 4; BasehaI12.4, MIKE McGHEE. Searcy. Ark. Journalism. Bison Staff 4: Camera Club 2.3. 95 JANICE MCINTOSH. Metropolis. Ill. English. KHCA Radio Staf14. CHARLOTTE McINWRE. East Quality. NI. Vocational Home Economics. Kappa Phi 1.2.3; AHEA 1.2.3,4; Band 1; SNEA 3.4. MONTY MclNTYRE. Lawrenceburg. Ind. Bible. Transfer from Ohio University. TNT 3,4. DUANE McKINNEY. Donna, Tex. Bible. Timothy Club 2; Alpha Epsilon Chi 4. GAYLAND NEAL MCKINNEY. Eugene. Mo. Psychology. Bison Boosters 4. JAMES McLEOD. Natchez, Miss. Accounting. Pi Gamma Psi 4; TAG 2.3.4. TERRY McMICHAEL. Clson. Tex. Biology. Science Ciuh 2.3: Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Young Democrats 1,2; Sub T416 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2.3. JOE McREYNOlDS. Carthaga. Mo. English. Transfer from Missouri Southern College. INF 3.4. Vice-Pres, 4; Petit Jean Staff 4; Bison Staff 3.4: SNEA 3.4. MAXINE MACMY. Douglas. Kan. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4; MEA 3.4. LARRY MAGNUSSON, Butler. Mn. Journalism. Bison Staff 2.3: Alpha Phi Gamma 3,4; Young Americans for Freedom 1.2.3; Perri Inn Staff 4; Sub T-lEi 1.2.3.4. Second Mate 4. GARY N. MARTIN. Saucy. Ark. Accounting. Accounting CM: 3.4; Bowling 3.4; APR 1.2.3.4. MOLLY MARIE MASON. Searcy. Ark. Speech. Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; SNEA 3: A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Campus Players 1.2.3.4; Ladies Ensemble 1.2.3; Regina 1.2.3.4. SYLVIA MATHENEY. Bastrop. La. Elementary Education. JUNE GAY MATHIAS, Kirkwood. Mo. Sociology. Transfer from Florida CoHege. SNEA 3; Oege 3.4. DANIEL MATHEWS, Springiield. Mn. Bible. Bison Boosters 2,3,4; Timothy Club 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1,2,3; TNT 1.2.3.4. HARVEY MEAD. New London. Minn. Bible. Transfer from York Corlege. DIANE MEDLEY. St. Louis. Mo. Erementary Education. SNEA 3.4; Big Sisters 3.4: A Cappella Chorus 4; Chorale 3,4; Kappa Phi 3.4. JIMMY L. MEDLOCK. Berkeley, Mo. Bible. AEX 3.4. 96 DAVE MELLOR. Wooster. Ohio. Physical Education. Swimming team 1.2.3.4: Alpha Tau 2,3,4. JAMES B. MILLER. Searcy. Ark. Bible. Bison Boosters 1; Timothy Club 1.2; Fratar Sodalis 1,2. JANICE MILLER. Searcy. Ark. Business Education. Bison Boosters 1,2: Bisonettes 1,2; Gala 1.2. JIMMIE MILLS. Searcy. Ark. Elementary Education, Alpha Chi 3.4. REED! MILLS. Lindale, Ga. Eiementary Education. SNEA 4; Les Bunne De Christa 3,4; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4.. BARRY MILTON. Tulsa. om. Accounting and Business Administration. Myhl Chi 3.4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4: Council of Presidents 3; American Studies 3.4: Pi Gamma Psi 3.4; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.14. Trees. 1, Vice-Pru 2. Pres. 3; Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. NANCV MITCHELL Jackson. Miss. Vocational Home Economics. Humecumtni Royalty 4; May Fete Royalty 3; SHEA 1.2.4; Bison Boosters 1,2,3; ABE! 1.2.3.4; In Go Ju 1.2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 4. WILLIAM MITCHUSSON, Jackson. Tann. History. Transfer from Freed-Hardt man College. TNT 3.4. MARGARET MORLEY. Rector. Ark. Elementary Education. SHEA 1.4: La: Bonnes De Christa 1: K0 in Kai 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. PHYLLIS JANE MOODY. ludsonia. Ari. Engiish. Bison Boosters 1.2.3: Youm Republicans 1: Beta Tau Gamma 1.2. JERRY MOORE. Searcy. Ark. Physical Education. A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3; Chi Sigma Alpha 1,2,3; Basebait 1.2.3.4; Petit Jean Staff 3.4. SANDRA MOORE, Greenville. Tex. Elementary Education. SHEA 3.4: BM Boosters 12.3.4; Gala 1.2.3.4. Twas. 3, JOHN K. MORRIS. Kensetl, Ark. History. FLOYD MOTES. Alexander. Ark. Bible. Timothy Club 4; Frater Sodalis 1.2.3.4 HANABA MUNN. Varnon. Tex. French and An. Alpha Chi 3,4; Who's Who 4 SA Cabinet 4; Guild 1.2.3.4; Le Cercle Francais 3.4: Les Bnnnes De mum 1.2.3.4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; Kappa Pi 3.4; Recording Chorus 2.3.4; lb 10 Kai 1.2.3.4. WILLIAM MICHAEL MURPHY. Center Line. Mich. Elementary Edam Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Timothy Club 3.4; Frate.r Sudan!!! IANET NADEAU. Gleval. Germany. Elementary Education. Transfer from M; hock Christian College. Kappa Phi 3,4. DONNA A. NEADING. Searcy. Ark. Vocational Home Economics. A cannon; Chorus 1; AHEA 1.2.3.4; Mu Eta Adelphian 1,2,3. MARILYN NEAL, Seam. Ark. Vocational Home Emnnmics. AHEA 1.3.4; Theta Alpha Gamma 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4. BOB NEE . Vandalia. Ohio. Biology. Science Club 4; Frater Sndalis 1.2.3.4: Swimming 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. lUND'l NEELY. Vandalil, Ohio. Chemistry. Sub 1-16 1.2.3.4. LINDA NEWCOMB. Hendersnn. Ky. Biology. Science Club 2.3.4; Recording Chorus 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 3.4; Regina 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3. STEVE NEWMAN. York, Nah. Sociology and Bible. Transfer trom York Doi- Iege. AEX 3.4; Dactylology 3.4; Behavioral Science Club 3.4: Mission Study 3,4. BENNIS NOBLE. Lime Rock. Ark. Speech. Alpha Psi Omega 4: Campus Players 2.3.4; Phi Gamma Delta 1.2.3.4. PAUL E. HOLES. Osceola. Ark. Biology. Phi Gamma Delta 3.4. JUDY NORRIS. Richardson. Tex. An. Guild 2.3.4; SNEA 3.4; Bison Boosters 2.3.4; Big Sisters 2; Campus Players 3; Young Republicans 3.4; WHC 1.2.3. JANIEE McCLIJGGAGE NORTHAM. Searcy. Ark. Sociology. Alpha Chi 3.4: Behavioral Science Club 3: Big Sisters 2; Far East Missions Club 2.3; Les Bonne De Christa 3; Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3.4. Treas. 2, Pres. 3. JAMES NORVILLE. Seam, Ark. Bible. Timothy Cfub 4; TAG 4. JONATHAN NWOKEH. Biafra. Business Education. Lambda Sigma 3.4. DEAN! OLSEN. Beaver. Okla. Physical Education. Homecoming Royalty 3.4; Gata 3.4. LARRY OLSEN. Omaha. Nab. Pre-Optometnv. Galaxy 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. LARRY OWEN. Dora. Mo. Bible. Timothy Club 2.3.4; KHCA Radio Staff 2: TAG 1.2.35. DEBORAH PANGLE, Harrison. Ark. Elementary Education. Zeta Phi 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH PANKEY. Judsonii. Ark. Business Education. Tofeht 1.2.3.4; American Studies 3.4. CHARLES L. PARKER. Broken Arrow. Okla. Speech. Who's Who 4; A1pha Psi Omega 2.3.4: A Cappella Chorus 1.2; KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Campus Players 1.2.3.4; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3. SHARON R. PARKER. Lia's Summit. Mo. Business Education. SNEA 3.4: Bison Boosters 1.2; American Studies 2.3.4; Omega Phi 1.2; Cheerleader l. 98 SENIORS Recent fashion iournol iniects diversion info hours of study RELAXING quietly in the dorm, Cheryl Willis finds a solitary momen? amid her many oc1ivilies :0 read a favorite magazine. BOYD FATE. Mnlield. Ala. Business Administration. Bison Boosters 3: KHCA Radio Staff 3; TNT 3,4. MARY ANN PEDEN. Arlington. V... Speech. Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Campus Players 1.2.3.4; WHC 2.3.4. SAMUEL PEEBLES. Hope, Ark. General Science. SNEA l: Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; A Cappeila Chorus 2; Young Democrats 2; Campus Players 3.4; Koinunia 1.2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 2. DoLORES PENDAIWIS. Thayer. Mo. Elementary Education. Transfa: from Crowley: Ridge College. PHILL PHARR. Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. DON C. PIERCE, McPherson. Kan. Speech. BISDN Staff 1.2; Bison Boosters 1.2: Chorale 1; Pi Kappa Delta 3.4; KHCA Radio Stalf 4: Campus Players LZ; Young Democrats 2; Intercollegiate Debate 3.4; Phi Gamma Delta 3.4. JOYCE PIPPEN. Wanan. Mich. Elementary Education. Bela Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH LEE PLUM. Wienon. W. Va. English. Alpha Chi 4; Honor Studenl 3.4; SNEA 3.4; Chorale 4: Kappa Delta 3.4. SHERMAN PORTER. Columbia. 5. c. Psychology. MARGARET ANNE POWERS. Columbus. Miss. Music. Belles and Beaux 2.3.4; SMENC 2.3.4; A Cappella Chorus 2,3,4; Chorale 1; K0 Jo Kai 1.2.3.4. ANN PRICE. Searcy. Ark. Alt. Ku Ju Kai 1.2.3. TIM PRITCHEIT, Marianna. Ark. Business Administration. A Cappella Chorus 1; TNT 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3. HOWARD Plllll'l'l'. Violet Hill. Art. Biology. MIcHAEL PRUI'IT, Chickasha. Okla. Physical Education. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. RONALD PRUI'I'I'. Searcy. Ark. Accounting. Galaxy 1.2.3.4; Business Team 3.4. CHARLES c. PUSH. Wanna. W. Va. Speech. Transfer from Ohio Valrey Col- lege. KHCA Radio StaH 4; APK 3.4; lntramurals 2.3.4. PHILLIP PULLEY. Searcy. Ark. Business. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. CHARLES REAVES. Gideon. Mo. History. Alpha TaU'Epsilon 1.2.3.4. GRACIE REAVIS. Dyess. Ark. Vncationa1 Horne Ecunorrlics. AREA 3.4. JACK REECE. Seam. Ark. Bible. Transfer from FreedMardeman College. TNT 4; Timothy Club 4. JIM REESE. Chattannnga. Tenn? Political Scicnce. Transfer from Freed- Hardeman College. TNT 3.4; Young Americans for Freedom 3.4. RANDALL REED. Disbee, Ariz. Biblical Language. Transfer irom Cochise Col- lege. Lambda Sigma 3.4. Young Americans for Freedom 3.4. BILL REIBOLDT. Neosho. Mo. Business Administration. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. LARRY RENFROE. Pascaqnula. Miss. Accounting and Business Administration. Bison Band 2; Knights 3.4. ELIZABETH REVES. Bartlesville. Oklahoma. Elementary Educatfon. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: In Go Ju 1.2.3: Vice-Pres. 3. HUGH HARVEY RHODES. Lubbock. Tex. Music Education. Transfer from Lub- bock Christian College. A Cappella Chorus 3.4. Pres. 4; Belles and Beaux 4; SMENC 3.4; Dactylology Ciub 3; Chi Sigma Alpha 3.4. CHERYL RICE. Carlisle. Ark. Speech. SHEA 1.2; Dactylology 4: Big Sisters 1.2; Australian Club 1.2: A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; Campus Players 3.4: Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. CHARLES RICHARDSON. N. Charleston. 5. a. Music. Bison Band 3.4; SMENC 4: A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Lambda Sigma 3.4. Treas. 3. MARCIA RIVES. Chicago. Ill. Bintogy. Bisnn Boosters 1.2; Dactylology 1.2; Far East Mission Club 3; Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2. Treas. 3. JESSE E. ROBBINS. Austin. Tex. Social Science. Transfer from Western Montana College. Bison Staff 4; SNEA 2.3.4; History Club 4. 100 MHEI. ROBERSON. Seam. Ark. English. Belles and Beam: 2; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3; Regina 1.2.3. Sec. 2. CLIFF ROBERTS. Seam, Ark. Biology. A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Chorale 1.2; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. Treas. 1: Swimming 3. GEORGE ROBJNSOH, Coleharhor. N. D. History. PAMELA ROGERS. Little Rock. Ark. Elementary Education. May Fete Royalty 3: SHEA 1.4; Kn Io Kai 1.2.3.4. SHARON ROGERS. Alma. Ark. Elementary Education. Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4; SHEA 2.3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4. DAVID ROLL. Xmas City. Mo. Chemistry. Science Club 1.2.3.4. Alpha Chi 3.4: Who's Who 4; Honor Student 3; TNT 1.2.3.4; Intramural: 1.2.3.4. JUNE WALLACE ROMERO. Searcy. Ark. Psychology. Bison Boosters 1: Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. STANLEY A. ROMERO. Searcy. Ark. Chemistry. Mohicans 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. JAMES ROSS, Ft. Worth. Tex. Bible. RESECCA LOUISE ROSS. Pensacola. Fla. Vocational Home Economics. Trans- ler from Pensacola Junior College. Who's Who 4; Northwest Mission Club 3.4; Les Bonne De Chrisle 3; AHEA 3.4; Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3.4. STEVE RUBLE. Kirkwood. Mo. Chemistry. Science Club 4; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3. DANNY RUSSELL North Little Rock. Ark. Physical Education, APK 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. SENIORS Leisure hours spent in nature give students chance to relax REFLECTING the mood of autumn days. Keith Hawkins and Sherry Norman commune with nature in a Wyldewood setf'lng. 101 DAVID RUTHERFORD. Mendham. N. J. Psychology. MONA SAMPLE. ludsunia. Ark. Secretarial Science. Bison Boosters 3.4. JAMES M. SIMPSON, Searcy. Ark. Bible. Dactylology 4; Timothy Club 4. STEVE SANDERSON. Mimula. Mont. Speech. KHCA Radio Staff 4. 1151110 SANDO, Tokyo. Japan. Music Education. SMENC 4. GLENN SAVAGE. Ft. Walton Beach. Fla. Biology. Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. JERRY KENT SAWYER. Dallas. Tex. Business Administration. American Studies 2.3.4; APK 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2. JUDY PARSONS SAWYER. Bartlesville. Okla. Psychology-Sociology. Aipha Chi 3,4: Bison Boosters 1; American Studies 3.4: .IU 60 Ju 1.2.3.4. Vice Pres. 2. DENY SCHREIBER. Bloomington. Ind. Speech. Dactylnlugy 2.4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3; Chorale 1.2; KHCA Radio Staff 2.3.4; Campus Players 1.2.3.4: Campus Evangelism 3.4; Mission Studies 3.4; Tofebt 1.2.3.4. RICHARIINE SCHULTZ, Houston. Tex. Art. Alpha Chi 4; Big Sisters 2: Guild 2,4: Kappa Phi 4. DONALD WHNE SCOTT. Selrcy. Ark. Bible. Bison Boosters 4. KATHERINE SCOTT, Port Orchard. Wash. Business Education. SHEA 4: Chorale 4; Kappa Dena 2.3.4. JANE YOUNG SEIM. Seam. Ark. Physical Education. Phi Gamma Delta Club Queen 3: SNEA 4; Pemm Club 2,3,4. Sec. 3: Bison Boosters 1.2.3; Ko Jo Kai 1.2.3.4. Sports Director 2. Pres. 3; Girls Intramurals 1.2.3.4. PATRECIA SELVIA. Irving. Tex. Speech. Transfer from York College. Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2; KHCA Radio Staff 3.4; Campus Phyers 3.4. JAMES SHARPE. Decatur. GI. Physical Education. Galaxy 1.2.3.4: Football 1,2,3. JAMES R. SHAW. Darler. Mu. Secondary Education. Science Club 3.4; Mohi- can 3.4. JIM SHAWVER. Roddord. III. Chemistry. ARTHUR LLOYD SHERRI , Bollvar. Tenn. Music. Alpha Chi 4; Who's Who 4: Honor Student 3,4: Belles and Beam: 4; SMENC 3. Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 3,4. Pres. 4; Chi sigma Alpha 3.4. 102 MICHAEL WAYNE SHUE. North Little Rock. Alli. Elementary Education. SNEA 3: Bison Boosters 4; Mohican 1.2.3.4; Jntramurals 1.2.3.4. IRA M. SHUFF. Hickman. Ky. Psychology. STACY SIKES. Hollis. Okla. Art. Transfer from York College. Bison Boosters 4; TNT 4. GREGORY SILLS. Weldon. Ark. Psychology-Sociology. Transier from Crowley's Ridge College. Bison Boosters 3.4; Galaxy 3.4. MAUDEEN SIMON. Pensacola. Fla. Music. Bison Band 1.2.3.4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Dena Chi Omega 3.4. DALE SIMPSON. St. Louis. Me. English. Bison Boosters 4; Sub T-16 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; lntramura1s 1.2.3.4. JEANEITE SiMS, Paragould. Atl. Physical Education. Homecoming Royalty 4: May Fete Royalty 3: Pemm Club 3.4: Bison Boosters 3.4; Chorale 1; let: Phi Zeta 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4; Cheerleader 3. LARRY SIX. Saucy. Ark. Biniogy. Transfer from Arkansas State University 3. RUTH SLINKARD. Gateway. Ark. Elementary Education. Alpha Chi 4; SHEA 3.4; Les Bonne De Christa 2.3.4; Chorale 1; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2. ROY SMALLING. Corpus Christi, Tu. Bible. Transfer from Lamar Tech. TAB 3.4: Bowling Team 3.4. DENNIS SMITH. Pocahontas. Ark. Business Administration. Bison Boosters 1: Timothy Club 1; Knights 1.2.3.4. Religious Director 3. Pres. 4: Intramural; 1.2.3.4. URRY SMITH. Vernon. Tex. Bible, Who's Who 4: Petit Jean StaH 3.4, Busi- ness Manager 4; Timothy Club 1.2; Latin American Club 3.4; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. LINDA D. SMITH. Dailas. Tel. Biology. OEGE 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2. Pres. 3. MAIN KATHRYN SMITH. Newport. Ark. Physical Education. ths Who 3.4; Class Favorite 1.2; Homecoming Royalty 1.2.3; Honor Student 1.2.3.4: SHEA 4; Pemrn Club 3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 2.3; Dactykr logy 1; Big Sisters 2; Ju Go Ju 1.2.3.4. RICHARD H. SMITH. Searcy. Ark. Sociology. Timothy Club 1.2; Behavioral Science Club 2.3; TAG 1.2.3. RICHARD ll. SMITH, Szarcy. Ark. Accounting. Pi Gamma Psi 2.3.4. ROY DAVID STEELE. Seam, Ark. Accounting, Who's Who 4: Honor Student 3: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Honorable Mention NAM AIl-American 2; Bison Boosters 1.2.3; American Studies 4; Pi Gamma Psi 2.3; lntramurals 1,2; APK 2.3.4. Pres. 4. BRUCE STIDHAM. Alexandria. Va. Political Science. Who's Who 4; Student Association 3.4: Belles and Beaux 1.2.3.4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. 103 SENIORS Classes encourage creativity among dedicated art students PAINSTAKINGLY practicing the delicate art of scquturing, Marianne Bishop uses her fingers to shape the smme. JAMES J. STOKES. Bonk! City. LI. Music Education. Bison Band 1.2.3.4; Sigma Tau Sigma 3.4. DAVID STOREY. Saucy Ark. Physical Education .Vice-Pres. Class 2; Mohican 1.2.3.4. lI'NDA SUE SULLIVAN. Fairview. Tenn. History. SNEA 3; Ma: Eta Adelphian 1.2.3.4. CAROL SUMMERS. Bonita Springs, Fla. Sociology. Transfer from Florida College: SNEA 3.4; Bison Boos1ers 2; OEGE 2.3.4. SHERRY SWAN . Atlanta, GI. Elementary Education. Phi Delta 3,4. mu SYBERT. St. Joseph. Mo. Vocational Home Economics. Les Bonne De Christa 3; AHEA 3.4; Beta Tau Gamma 3,4. JOHN W. TACKER. Earle. Ark. Business Administlation. American Studies 4: Galaxy 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. BEITY TALLEY. Bradloni. Art. Home Economics. SHEA 3,4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: AHEA 1.2.3.4; WHC 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. RITA TAYLOR. Bonneville. Art. Biology. Petit Jean Staff 1.2; Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 2. Pies. 3. NANCY TEAL, Orange. Tu. Vocational Home Economics. Big Sistars 2; Chorate l; AHEA 1.2.3.4; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4. SAMUEL P. THOMAS. Athens. Ala. History. Alpha Chi 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3.4. Vice-Pres. 4: SNEA 4: A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. TERRY THOMLEV. Searcy. Ark. Bible, Timothy Club 1.3; Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. Traas. 2. HONDA THOMLEY. Searcy. Ark. Biology. JOHN THOMPSON. Cochranville. Pa. Biology, Philuugeia 1.2; Cross Country 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3.4: Pioneer 1.2.3. MARY C. THOMPSOH Searcy, Atk. Elementary Education. BETH ANN THORNTON. Bolivar. Tenn. Elementary Education. Bison Band 3.4: SHEA 3.4; Delta Chi Omega 3.4. DAVID TIDWELL, Tulare. Calii. Math. DORIS ANN TILEHMAN. Kenton, Iann. Home Ecunomics. Transier from Freed-Hardeman College. Alpha Chi 4; AHEA 3.4; Phi Delta 3.4. SARAH TOWNSLEY. Little Rock. Ark. Speech. A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1; Phi Delta 1.2.3. JUDY TREADWELL. Sand Springs. Okla. Sociology-Psychology. A Cappella Chorus 3; Behavioral Science Club 2.3. JACKSON TRENT. Paragould. Alk. Bible. Bison Band 1.2.3.4: SMENC 4: Chorale 1.2.3.4; KHCA Radio Stafi 3; Lambda Sigma 1.2.3.4. DINECIA TRICKEY. Lonnie, Ark. Elemenlary Education. Ko 10 Kai 1.2.3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 3. DONNA M. TUGELE. Quinton. Ala. Elementary Education. Transfer from Ala- bama Christian College. Petit lean Staff 4; Beta Tau Gamma 3.4. CYNTHIA VARHEY. Kenmore, N. Y. Psychology-Sociology. African Club 1: Pemm Club 4: Bison Boosters 1.2; Dactylulogy 2.3; Les Bonne De Christa 1.2.3; Mu Eta Adelphian 1.2.3.4. DAVID VAUGHAN. Dallas. Tex. Speech. Transfer from Christian College of the Southwest. Chi Sigma Alpha 3.4. KAY SHARP VEARA, lonesboro. Ark. Secretarial Science. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: Chorale 1.2: Bisonettes 1.4: Gata 1.2.3.4. CHARLES RICHARD VENABLE III. Barllesuille. Okla. Accounting. Alpha Chi 3.4; Who's Who 3.4; Student Association 2; Bison Staff 1.2.3. Business Manager 3: Alpha Phi Gamma 3.4. VICEPI'ES. 4; American Studies 1.2.3.4; Pi Gamma Psi 2.3.4; Executive Games Team 2.3.4; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. URI VOYLES, Jay, Okla. Biology. Far East Mission Club 3; Choraie 3; Frater Sodalis 1.2.3.4, Treas. 4; Intramural: 2. JANE WADE. Gainesville. Mo. Elementary Education, student Association 4; Bisnn Boosters 1.2.3.4: Big Sisters 4; Les Bonn: De Christa 1.2; Bisoneues 1.2; Gate 1.2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 1.2.3. Pres. 3. JOSEPH WAKEFIELD. Lafayette. LI. Business Educalion. Young Americans for Freedom 3,4; SHEA 3,4; Sub T-lS 1.2.3.4. 1.05 TOM WALDEN. Paragould, Ark. Missions. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. AEX 3.4; Missions Club 3.4. GARY WALKER Hillsbota. Tel. Bible. Who's Who 4; Timothy Club 1.2.3.4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4. LANA WALLACE. Springdale. Art. Business. Dactylolnmf 12.3.4; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3. JULIE WARD. Wichita. Kan. Vocational Home Economics. SNEA 4; AHEA 1.2.3.4; Kappa Phi 3.4. ROBERT RAY WATSON. Bowling Green. 14y. Bible and Psychology. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman Coliege. Chi Sigma Alpha 3.4; Student Association 4: Timothy CIub 3,4. BETI'Y WAYTS, Spring Hill. Tann. Office Administration. Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. Sec, 4. WANDA JANE WEAVER. Osceola. Ind. Elementary Education. Transfer lrom FreedeardemarI. Theta Psi 34 CHARLES WEBB. Norbome, Mo. Business Administration. Beta Phi Kappa 12.3.4: Bowling Team 1.2.3.4. FRANZ JOSEF WEISS. Munich, Germany. Bible. Timothy Club 4. ROBERT S. WELLS. Battlesville. Otta. Chemistry. Science Club 4; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4; Regina Club Beaux 4. TIMOTHY E. WEST, Indianapolis, Ind. Chemistry. Science Club 1; Young Republicans 1; Mahican 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. E 0. WHEATLEY. San Pablo. Calif. PsychologySociology, Dormitory Council 4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2,3; tntramurals 1. SENIORS Versatility of class president demonstrated on tennis court DISPLAYING his powerful forehand drive in duin prudice 585' sions. athletic Raymond Kelly prepares to defeat his opponent 106 ANITA WHERRY. Centerville. Tenn. Vocational Home Economics. Transier from Freed-Hardeman College. Honor Student 4; African Ciub 3; Les Bonne De Christa 3,4: AHEA 3.4. MARY WHETSELL Riverside. Calif. Elementary Education. JERRY WHITMIRE, Forrest Park. Ga. Bible. Transfer from Georgia State. TAG 3.4. NANCY WILKINS. Kennett, Mo. English. Transfe! from Crowley's Ridge CoIA lege. BEVERLY WILKINSON. Duncan. Okla. Art. Transfer from Oklahoma Chrisiian College. Bison Staff 3.4; Dactylulogy 3.4; Les Bonne De Christa 3.4; Guild 3,4. GLENDA WILLIAMS. Denver City. Tex. History. Nu Lambda Chi 3.4. DIANE WILLIAMSON. Columbus, Ohio. Art. Women's Dorm Council 3; SHEA 3.4; Guild 3.4; Kappa P: 3.4; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. BOBBIE CHERYL WILLIS. Florence. Ala. Office Administration. Bison Boosters 3. Chorale 3; Nu Lambda Chi 3. IAMES E. WILLISl Pekin. III. History. SNEA 3.4; Chorale 1.2.3.4. BILLIE WILSON. fuilon. Miss. Mathematics. Transier lrorn Itawamba Junior College. Tofebt 3.4. CAROL WINIJND. Bremen. Ohio. Home Economics. AHEA 2.3.4: Chi Sigma Alpha Club Queen 4; Ju Go in 2.3.4. MIKE WISE. Pangburn. Ark. Speech. Alpha Psi Omega, 3.4; Bison Boosters. 2,3; KHCA Radio Siafi 3.4; Campus Players 2.3.4; Koinonla 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3. RICHARD E. WOLFE, St. crairsville. Ohio. Music Education. Bison Band 1.2.3.4; SMENC 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4: French Club 4; TNT 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3. Sec. 4. LUCRETIA WDDDWARD, JEHersun City. MD. Physical Educatinn. SNEA 1.2.3.4; Pemm Club 3,4, Sec. 4: Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: Bisonettes 1; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. STEPHEN WOOLEY, Searty, Ark. Bible. Alpha Chi 3.4. KM MARIE WORD. Searcy. Ark. Secretarial Science. Chorale 1: American Studies 4; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3.4. HAL G. YATES. Searcy. Ark. Biblical Language. Far East Mission Club 3.4; Chorale 1; TNT 1,2,3. WILLIAM YICK, Searcy, Ark. Music Education. Alpha Chi 4: Bison Band 3: SMENC 3,4; SNEA 4; A Cappella Chorus 3.4, 107 JUNIORS Spirit of enthusiasm characterizes iunior class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Dr. Evan Ulrey, sponsor; MrsA Befry Ulrey, sponsor; Gory Martin. 9res.; Joe M:- Reynolds. Vice-Pres.; Claudio Mur- phy. Sec. Harold Adams Newpurt. Ark. lame: Mam: ................................ Aio, Ariz. Dwight Alhrigh! ,, Pineville, La. Emlm Alcnndcr . .. DeValls Bluff, Ark. luau Allan ............ , Adrian, Mich. Emma lrmtlrnng ......... Jonestown. Miss. Elf! Austin Neosho, Mu. Mm BllIIlr . Oregon, Mo. Carl Baker York, Nab. Charla Battinglon ..... Ft. Wayne, Ind. Vamun Batu .. Middletown, Ohio Wand: Bun Hanville. Ohio Dorothy Baalar Wales. Tenn. Jams Iehel Florence, Ala. Many Boll ..... .. kaulgee, Okia. Undl Bandnr ................. Chicago. In. 'lmnlu Benson .. . Sauth Bend, Ind. John Blnth ............................ Dallas. Tex Mann Burryllill . Violent Hill. Ark. Larry Ilasinzame ,. .. V Florence. Ala. lam: Black North Little Rock. Ark. mm. Inn Mayiield. Ky. hulotta Boothe Searcy, Ark. Minn: Borg: .................... Dallas, Tex logo! Bowman ......... Newpon. Ark. Inn! Bradford Denver. Colo. lual Bradford Shirley, Ark. Emil! Brlnnon ..... ., ,. Searcy. Ark. Ionnla Emu! ,,,,,,,,,,, Watervliet, M'ch. Sharon Brim Marietta. Ohio nub lrittnn ............ Muscle Shoals. Ala. Illa Brut ........ Wichita. Kan. Illa Inch ........... Trumann. Ark. lyrl Bnckman Margarita. Panama lithium limb . Flint. Mich. nmn Brown .................... Paraguuld. Ark. lulln Brown ........................ Sealcy, Ark. Cary Bryan! .................... Nashville. Tenn. Ildulk Bryant .. . Waynesvilla. Ma. James Burcham x, Kennett, Ma. John lurlulgh . Bartlesville. Okla. M Bunny Marshfieid. M0. 108 Linda Burney Wayne Bums: Shirley ButIer Betty Campbell . Tallapoosa, Ga. Eddie Carroll Cathy Carstens . Patsy Cassetty . .. . . Judy CaHldon , Jeanne Chamblee Jo Ann clumping .. .. Priscilla Cherry , . Ray cherry ...... .. 7 Linda Claar , Patricia Clanton James Clark Nancy Cleveland .. . Genice Cobb Charles Cochran John Cogan . . Pamela Baker Danie! Coiling . Larry Combs .. ,, Andrew Canter Beth Cook ,1. ,, Luana Coon . Mary Cooper . Sharon Cooper Allentown. N. 1. Cynthia Cornell Vance Cox Betty Grafton Janice Grain Karen Crawford Floyd emu Larry Crona En Cronin Andrea menovel Erma Currie ,. Meredith Daniel . . Cheryl Danley Janice Darneil Brenda Davis Charles Davis . JUNIORS Marshfield, M01 , Magnolia. Ark. Wichita, Kan. York, Nab. Selina. Kan. CharIestown. Ind. Wynne. Ark. Roseville, Mich, Searcy, Ark Dallas. Tex. . . Kansas City. Mo. Wichita, Kan. Tulsa. Okla. Rochester. N. Y. Springfield. Va. Rossville. Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Janesville, Wis Pueblo. Colo. .. Titusville. Fla. , Cash. Ark. . Searcy, Ark. ,,,,, Searcy, Ark. Cqumbus, Ohio ..... Searcy. Ark. . Hot Springs. Ark. . Tustin, Calil. Marble Falls, Tex. Pocahontas, Ark. El Dorado. Ark. Flint. Mich. .. ., Desatu. Tex. Wheeling. W. Va. North Lime Rock. Ark. Augusta, Ark. . Overland Park. Kan. ........ Springfield, Va. Sheffield. Ala. Quinlan, Tex. Bishop. Tel. Junior float places first in homecoming competition PREPARING for the homecoming com 1e51 Hattie Lavender sprays The final touches on 1he iunior class fiouf. 109 lame: Davis , , Kenneth Davis . . Kirk Davis Lindalyn Davis Richard Davis Lynda Dedmon 1. Debbie Dickey Don Dixon Bobby Dockery . Wayne Docket, .. Bud Dopps Denny Dotson Dorie: Dowdy Vlclli Downing Ferrell Drum Roger Dunnam Gary Dyer . James Easnn Patricia Elkins Lany Elliott Roger Eiliott . Kathy Ennis .. Alan Evans Jerry Evans Robert Evridge Ellen Ewing Paula Fairley Robert Fan! Susan Farley Wanda Fletthu James Fly Reida Forrest John farmer Sherrie Fonfar Susan Fowler Steven Fox Mary Francis Sheran Franklin Gregory Franz lack Frauenthal Terry Fugan William Gaines JUNIORS Bishop. Tex. , Pine Grove. W, Va. . Lemma, Ma. Magnolia. Ark. .................... onumwa, Ia. Tuckerman, Ark. Lemon Grove, Calif. Little Rock, Ark. ,. Fayeueville. Ark. .. Fayeneville, Ark. Wichita. Kan. .. Columbus, Ohio Meridianville. Ala. Bragg City. Mo. Garland. Tex. Searcy Ark. Lawrence. Ind. Birmingham, Ala. Buncombe. III. Searcy. Ark. Laramie, Wyn. .. .. Success. Ark. .. Huldenville, Okla. Clyde. Ohio Chicago, Ill, Tacoma, Wash. Osceota. Ark. Lexington, Ky. . FL Worth, Tex: Pleasant Plains, Ark. Searcy. Ark, . Searcy. Ark. Spencer, Ind. .. Searcv. Ark; Poplar Bluff, Mm Manstietd. Ohio York, Neb. Tampa Fla. Henderson. Neb. LiHIe Rock, Ark. North Little Rock. Ark. Forrest City, Ark. Vital elections presided over by student representatives DURING 1hr: student association elec- tions John Cogun keeps a vigilant eye and foot on the ballot box. 110 JUNIORS Registration proves to be exasperofing expedence EMERGING from wearisome regisira- fion lines, Sherry TuSum completes 1he lengthy task in good shape. Emily Gambtell Joan Gardner Samuel Garrison Harold Gates Vail Gear . . . Deborah Gibbs Carol Gladney Michlcl Ga Tani Gnudeau Catherine Gould Claudine Gray Chris Greene Martin Gregory Judith Griffith Francine Grisham , Gedney Emu: Deborah Guthrie Kay Gwinn Timothy Hadley Kaylen Hafl Linda Hall Terry Hall Peggy Hamilton Susan Hankins Doyle Hukey Hilda Harper . Linda Harper , Benita Harris . . Richy Harris Twyla Harris James Haynes Paul Haynic Marcia Hays James Henderson Lind: Handritkwn Edwin Hendrix Mike Him Gary Hickman Charles Hicks Gary Hinson Vivian Hodges Elizabeth Hogan Palestine, Tex College Park. Ga. Fredericktnwn. MoA Memphis. Tenn. Fairview. Pa. . Tupelo, Miss. , , Eupora. Miss. Parkersburg, W Va. , Rangely, Colo. Kensett, Ark. ,,, Judsonia, Ark, College Park. Ga Rockford, Ill. ..... Thayer, Mo. Kansas CEty, Mo. Coos Bay. Ore. ,, Bartonville, IIF. Garland. Tex. Odessa, Tex, Sacramento, Calif. Alma, Arkl Jefferson. Ohio Trenton. Tenn. Springfield. Mo. Plainview, Ark. Chipley, Fla. , ,, Boaz. Ky. Muskogee. Okla. Searcy, Ark. Springfield, Mo. . Talco. Tex. , Bossier City, La. Searcy, Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Fair Oaks, Calif. Vacaville. Calif. Winston-SaIem, N. C. Walta. Ohio . . Henderson. N. C. Southgate, Mich. Ottumwa, Ia. . East St. Louis, III. H'l Sunnne Holland . Elizabeth Holloway Susan Holt 7 , Sumilm Horie Glenda Horton . Janie: Howard Joyce Howell , Elaine Howler! , Linda Huif . Event HuHard Joyce Huffman Enron Hutsan . Hisako lida Rhonda lnness Jimmi: lsnm ,. Larry Jackson Clementine Johnson Donald Johnson liens Johnson , Joal Johnson Camille Johnston Cindy lolly .. Martin lanes Mary K. Jones Steven Justiss Barbara Karaffa . Mark Karnes , John Keller Zenahia Kennedy Phyllis Kennon .. Stewart Harmon Richy Kent Peggy Kenty . Cliftnn Kerr Sharon Kidd ........... Dean Kilmer . , Shirley Kimmel Joanne King Lynn Kinman Regina Kirk Jim Knaack , Linda Kodrich ..... .. ' JUNIORS Study of fine arts uncovers Lake City, Ark. . Mayfield. Ky. , Clearwaier. Fla. Searcy. Ark. Longview, Tex. Mayfield, Ky. . Benton. La. , MaxweH, Nell, Dakiand, Calif. Jerusafem, Israel Foley, Ala. Marietta, Ohio . Searcy, Ark. O'Fallon. Mn. Memphis, Tenn. Sheridan, Ark. CIarksda'!e, Miss. Steens. Miss. Lubbock Searcy. Afbuauerque N. M. Searcy, Ark. M'rneuta, Tex. Quinlan. Tex. Tex, Ark. Daingerfieid. Tex, ,, Geneva, Ohio Kevil, Ky Oshkosh. Nah Searcy. Ark. Wynne. Ark. Wynne, Ark. Judsonia, Ark. . Jeffersonville. 1nd. , Willifurd, Ark. ..... Town Creek, Ala. , Alva, Okla. El Faso. Tex. Flint. Mich. Clarksville. Ark. , North Ramee. Tenn. Vinton. la. , Lisbon, Ohio new talent ADDING the finishing touches on his ceramic pieces, his senior art exhibit. pares for 112 Rick Smith pre- JUNIORS Publications require dependability, hard work OUTLINING one of her feafure sfories Donna Holmquist pursues her ussignmen? in Gregory Kolahl . Randy Iran David Lacay Nancy Lampson . Elissa Lane ...... Jatonne Laney .. Raymond Lulu! Hattie Lavender David Lawson Alvin Leach .. Carol Leckliter ...... Kerb: Lu . . ,. Robert Lester . .. ,. Iim Lewis , . Conrado Limbamn . Brenda Lindley Andrea Little . James McAffry . Gaylene McBride . Layton McCown William McFarland , , Mary McGrew Jan: McKechni: Charles McKee .. Dian: McKinnly Dave McNeill ... Joe McReynolds Freddie Marsh April erlin Gary Martin , lath Matthews , Gena May Ronald Mayhall Sue Meeker Ray Mocks Paul Menelee lien Murriu ......... Mary Messiah . ,, Linda Micheal: Donna Michlner . Mark Miillollln Olrol Miller ..... the Bison office. Searcy, Ark. , Manchester. Mn. ........... Dallas, Tex. Whiteland. Ind. ., Wynne, Ark. ..... Odessa, Tex. Searcy, Ark. Grandview, Mu. Sealcy. Ark. ..... . Searcy, Ark. ....... Winfield, Karl. New Orleans, La. Valdusta. Ga. Paragoufd. Ark. , Searcy, Ark. Paragould. Ark. Perryville. Ark. Lake Village, Ark. . Coshocton, Ohio Ambler, Pa. , ,, ,. Dyer. Tenn. ..... Success, Ark. , Centralia. Ill. Newport, Ark. Engiewond, Tenn. .. . Happy, Tex. Carthage. Mu. Alevander, Ark. Pine Grove Mills, PaA Gainesville. Fla. Rochester. M:ch. Florence. A11 , , Florence, Ala. Hot Springs, Ark. Monroe. La. . Searcy, Ark. ........ Searq'. Ark. ............... Mindan. La. St. Clairsville. Ohio .............. Ft. Worth, Tex. North Little Rock. Ark. .................. Boise, Idaho 113 Ramona Miller Margaret Mitchell . Cathy Morris John Moss Wesley Moss Heten Mayer Linda Mucllu David Muncy Claudia Murphy Parnell Murphy . . H Lambsrt Murray Betty Murry David Myers Jerry Myhan Bill Naylor Eugene Heading 7 Charles Neal Elaine Newton Linda Nichols Virginia Nichols Sherry Norman Frank Nnvai Harry Nunn . A Arthur Oden Barbara Olive: . . . Will Oliver Jane Owen Garry Pack . Chris Parker Iluu Parker Cynthia Parks Leslie Parks . . . Susan Parks Cynthia Patchell Darrell Patrick Cecelia Pauley Dale Paul: Rosalind Peddle Linda Peebles Michael Pence Kay Peppers Judy Perry ., JUNIORS . York. Nab. Garland. Tex. Hot Springs. Ark. . Huntsville. Ala. Bradentan. Fla. Portland, Ore. St. Louis. Mo. Searcy, Ark. Durant. Miss. Staflord. Kan. , , Marks, Miss. . Hattiesburg. Miss. Westervilie, Ohio Cloverdale, Ala. Lake Park, Ga Canton. Ohio Cleveland. Miss. Midwest City. Okla. . Benton, Arkk West Monroe. la. Huntsville. Aia. Nashville. Tenn. WinslowSalem. N. C. , Searcy, Ark. Columbus, Ohio Herwundn, Miss. Detroit. Mich. Baltimore. Md. Palestine, Ark. . Lee's Summit. Mo. , Goldwater. Miss. . Charleston, MoV Albuquerque. N. M. Harrisburg. Ark; Sherman, Tex. Gallipolis, Ohio Ontario. Canada Harriman, Tenn. Liverpool, N. Y. Eiizabeth, Ky. , El Dorado, Ark. . Fayette, Ala. Companions odd vital sparkle to campus life SMILING a secret smiie, Cindy Jolly seems to forqet the shower burs? as she 114 listens to Randy Burris, f 1ILJMl i. illm JUNIORS Game tactics discussed by Coach Bucy and Zartmcm SERVING his first season of Harding, head coach Jess Bucy gives orders to calm Dana Zortman, iunior forward. Rosamund Perry ,, ,A ,. Maury City. Tenn. Diana Phillips .. Wilmington, Dela. Heindrick Pinuuk . Perth. W. Australia Sandra Pitchford .. Searcy, Ark. Kenneth Pittmln . Wynne. Ark. Mark Pntell H , Washington, D. C. Ellen Potter . Little Rock. Ark. Eddie Founders Newport, Ark. Frances Prater North Little Rock, Ark, John Price , Corning. Ark. Martina Frock . . Searcy. Ark. Dianna Provance V Slidell, La. Elizibeih Pumrnill . . Datlas. Tex. Lou Ann Quill: . . Evening Shade. NIL Bob Rlinwlter Seatcy, Ark. June ledon . Memphis. Tenn. Phi! Rngan Memphis, Tenn. James Reeves , Searcy, Ark. Robert Reese .. Ravenden Springs. Ark. Dennis Reeve ............ Silnam Swings, Ark. Ardilh Raynolds .................... Mayfield. Ky. Leslie Reynolds . North Lime Rock, Ark. Sally Riley Searcy. Ark. Weldon Ritchie Weatherford. Tex. Lenora Riuoiru , , Pierre. S. Oak. Gary Robbins Searcy, Ark. Mendy Roberts Arvada, CoEc. Larry Rodenheck Solsberry. Ind. Randy Roe ...... , Paragould, Ark. Phyllis Roger: Tiptnn, Okla. Willie Rollins 7 , Clarksdale. Miss. Charlotte Ruharb .. Fresno. Calif. Charilon Russell Mitlml Sadler Portales. N. Mex Huntsville. Ala. David Sain Memphis, Tenn. David Samplas Niles, Mich. Sherry Samples .................... Niles, Mich. Grant Sandlin .. . Lake City. Fla. Linda Sandlin . Lake City. Fla. Priscilla Saudnr . Lancaster, Pa. Robert Scagzs Benton Harbor. Mich. Sherry Schiller .................... Figgott, Ark. 115 Norman Snider: .................... Amherst. Ohio Bobbin Sharp A Dierks. Ark. Emily Shruum .. .. Salem. W. Va. Lu Shrouds: ..... Salem. W. Va. Roar Shuffield , .. Hot Springs. Ark. Randy Shumale ................ Springdale', Ark Coy Siddlll Morriltun. Ark. Donna Simpson . ....... Clinton. Ky. lmea Smith Winnsbom. lax. Carol Smith Punca City, Okia. Claudette Smith . ....... Searcy, Ark. Rick Smith Corning, Ark. Kay Smlth ............................ Benton, Ark. . Pleasant Hill. Mn. Ianesville. Ohio Nancy Springer Sutanna Spuniar Ann Starling Stephenville. Tex. Robert Stead ..... .. Homewnrth. Ohio hum Stevens ................ Memphis, Tenn. Virginia Stewed Warrington. Fla. Robin StigIr ........................ Metairie. La. San Bernardino. Calif. Newport, Ark. . East Palestine, Ohio Somerville. Tenn. David Stitcher . Mary Stites Kalhy Shawn .. , Grin Stroup John Sullivan Van Buren. Ark. Gordon Suthnrlin V Greencastle. Ind. Darold Swarm Yallville. Ark. Char Yen Tan ..... Humboldt. Tenn. Sherry Tatum ............ Hohenward. Tenn. George Tui ............................ Olney, III. In Tutu ............ Winston-Salem, N. C. David Thomas ................ Loganspod, Ind. Linda Thompson ,,,. ,. Jackson, Miss. Martha Thompson .. . Bridgeton. Mo. Robert Thompson Senalabia. Miss. Travis Thompson ................ Jackson. Miss. Kathy Thorburn Denvet, Colo. James 'lllurman .. ...... McRae. Ark. Diane Thweatt Nashville, Tennl catol Timmeman Quebec, Canada Dick Travis , , , Knoxville, Tenn David Treadwall ........ Sand Springs, Okla. JUNIORS New facilities assist students in studying complex topics STUDYING motion, Russ Burchum and Lorna McKinney ponder the effect of light waves in a ripple tank. 116 .- , JUNIORS Juniors display willingness to participate in club proiecfs FlOWERS for the annual May Fete celebration sponsored by Ju Go Ju are selected by Marcia Hays. Ronnie Tm! North Little Rock, Ark. Indy Tvimm ............... Warrington. Fla. David Turnur ........ North Liule Rock, Ark. Beih Underwood Searcy. Ark. Dorothy linger . Sulrivan, Ind. lama: Umry Paragould, Ark. Shanna Uuery Searcy. Ark. ..... Paragould, Ark. , Prescott. Ariz. lama: Inlay Shaila VanDlrck . Don Vardell ..... GIeason. Tenn. Ronald Wagu . Pascagoula. Miss. Rodney Waller ................ Shreveport, La. Emma Wan ............................. Hong Kong Phll Wilkins . Colorado Springs. Colo. Bill Watts ................................ Luling, La. Cynthia Wuthurly . Lobelville. Tenn. Cali: Weaver ...... Montgomery. Ala. Linda Wuur .................... Cleveland, Miss. Patricia Waav-r Davenport. la. Carol Warns . iairrningtun. N. Men In Wehunt ....... Pasadena, Tax. Mary Welch ........ Jackson, Miss. Eric Wanandt . Winston-Salam, N. 0. Dim White .................... Maiheson. Colo. Lynette White ............... Richardson. Tex. Kenneth Whilulaw ..... Royal Oak, Mich. Virginia Whittln Bay Minette, Ala. WiJIiam Whinington Canton. Ohio Rita William: Springfield, Ohio Ruby Williams ........................ Oden. Ark. .......... Florence. Ala. Pasadena. Tex. . Little Rock. Ark. Hmhel Wilson West Monroe. La. Linda Winkle! ..... Logan. Okla. Rosanne Wiaham ................ Trenton. Tenn. Danna Willis ....... Ronni. Willis .. Carolyn Wilson Donna Waite .................... DePauw. Ind. lefl Woods ....x.. ,, ,. .k x .. .. EvansviIIe. Ind. John Wright ................. , .......... Searcy, Ark. Cassandra Yingling . West Munroe. La. Jana Young ............. Jonesham. Ark. Pamela lumvnll ................ Pittsfield, III. 117 SOPHOMORES Class officers lead peers in ambitious proiects SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Virgil Lawyer, Pres..- sponsor; Kathy Parks, David DuBois, Sec; Gerald Burrow, Vice-Pres.; Duane McCcmp- bell, sponsor. Darlina Acklin Nln: Mair Maureen llbaugh Ginny Alden Lester Allen Mike Allison Stephen Allison . Charles Anderson Gzry Anderson . . Melissa Andaman Judy Andtews .1 Jessa Anthony , Kay Antley Rhnndl Austlnmrrg. William Babb Edwin Back Susan Baker Susan Baker . Ronnie Barnett , ,, KIWI, Barton . Fmi Beard Tommy Beasley Cynthia Bell . Susan Barry limb Bigglntlif Paula Hitting . . Don Blackmnn , , Texarkana, Tex. Searcy, Ark. Denny Boultlnghousu A, James Bledsou Lnun Blue ,, . . Stun Bounds ........ . Mlle Bradburn . lanai indium Dun: Broadfoot , ,,,,,,, Joanna Bmckvrell Mary Beth Broom hm Irown Brian Buchanan Jerry Bullock Gerald Burrow Elm Bud Conway. Ark. ......... Searcy. Ark. Springfield. Va. , San Diego. Calif. Adrian. Mich MariannarFla. Searcy, Ark. Huntsville. Ala. , Buchanan, Ga. Longview. Tex. Baton Rouge. La. Fresnu. Calif. Monroe. La. Pontotnc. Miss. . Dallas. Tex. ..... Searcy. Ark. ..... Eastmp. La. St. Louis. Mo. , Kensett, Ark . Alabaster. Ala. Hangman, La. , Memphis. Tenn . Warrensburg, Mo. , Memphis. Tenn. Newcastle. Calif. Plantation. Fla. Atlanta, Ga. West Monroe, La. Warm Springs, Ark. , .. New Iberia. La. ....... Houston. Tex. Greeneville. Tenn. Jonesboro, Atk. Pasadena. Calif. Memphis. Tenn. Sparks, Md. Podageville. Mo. . Shreveport. La. Clinton, Ark. Cynthia Button ......... 7 Little Rock. Ark. 118 1 - ' th..m Kristene Caldwell Connie Camp Susan Cannon Frank Carpenter Mali: Carpenter . . . Peggy Carmll Valerie Casey . Janice Chandler Melanie Chandler Lu Anne Chapman Joseph Chamin . . , Cabool. Mu. Wichita Falls, Tex . Memphis. Tenn. Bonham. Tex. Bentonville, Ark. Tallapoosa. Ga. Decatur, Ga. Granite City, Ill. Dallas. Tex. Gilmer, Tex. Phoenix. Ariz. Doris Chang . . ........ Kowloon. Hong Kong William Chism , Patricia Chism . . Barbara Churchman ..... Linda Clarksnn , Kathy Clay Candy Cleveland Greg Codes Charles Cnburn . Michaal Cole Guy Conley . Jerry Cook , Maryann Cooper Charles Corum .. . Dana Conan Lana Cowart . I Nana anart Dennis Crabtree Hurley Crews Calvin Brim . .. ,. , Barbara Cross Mark: Cross , 7 Lois Crowder Roger Clown 7 Glen Davis .. Virginia Davis Susan Dalong . l'erry Dampsay . , , Gideon, Mn. Port Arthur. Tex. Little Rock, Ark. . Sacramento. Calif. Shreveport. La. Searcy, Ark. . Ellisville. Mo. ,, El Sobranle. Cam. . . Trenton, Mich. Diana Denhlm Ellen Dickay . . Ruih Doak . Paris. Ark. . Elkhart, Ind. Grove City. Ohio Kansas City. Kan. Huntsville, Ala. . Huntsville. Ala. Huntsville. Ala. Granite City, III. , Mobile, Ala. . Raytown. Mo. DeSoto. Tex. , Winnsboro, Tex. Mammh, III. Rockford. Ill. .. Flint. Mich. . Avon, Miss. , Lowell, Ohiu Hot Springs. Ark. . Hebrun, Ky. .Lemon Grove. Calif. Marietta, Ohio SOPHOMORES initiation. Sophomores seek revenge during pledge week activities SOPHOMORES ge? revenge! Masters hee-how as freshmen piedges un- derqo tasks before club initiation. 119 Dahorah Baum Greenbrier. Ark. Virginia but; .. Independence, Mo. Ginger Bnnnan .................... Benton. Ark. Ghlrles Draw ............ Marion, Ill. David Dunni: . ,. Texarkana, Tex. John Dull Magnolia. Ark. David Dunn Benton, La. chutes Dye . Little Rock. Ark. Chariom Eastatling ............ Prescott. Ark. Jacqueline Emu Chattanooga, Tenn. Frlnk Eddy ................ DeWitt, Ark. Eldon England Clinton. Ark. Ioblrt Fan! Lexington, Ky. David Flnchar Carroll Fletcher Kathleen Fly ......... East Point. Ga. Carlisle. Ark. .. Pacheco, Calif. Margam Formhy ..... ...... Searcy, Ark. leonll Emu: .................... Searcy, Ark. Sharon Gentry Austin. Tex. Rodnly Gilbert Kathryn GHII Ruth Gamay ........... Shiduy Gran: . Edwardsville. Ill. ..... Mamphis. Tenn. . Carlisla. Ark. . Maud, Tex. Gary Gmn ................ iuscio Shoals. Ala. Kathryn Eran . . Valdosta. Ga. Stem Green , Orange. Tex. Luis Greene . ........ Searcy. Ark. Lewis GriHHh . . , Thayer. Mo, Glenda Grimes . Carthage, Mo. Marlena Grubbs ............ Cambridge. Ohio Kathleen Guild ............. Olympia, Wash. ,,,,,, Northfield, N. J. . Battle Creek. Mich. ........ Little Rock. Ark. Richard Guys: Jackie Hall .. ... Anita Hallsall Reggie Hare .. . Dallas. Tax. Ronald Hargat'l ................ Daingedieid. Tax. Larry Harris .......... 7 ........ Carthage, Mo. Mildred Harris ., . .. Boise, Idaho Lion Hm .......... TaIIUIah. La. Delores Hawkins ........ Dnniphan, Mo. Kathy Handemn , , Mt. Horne, Ark. Cheryl Herron Homestead. Fla. SOPHOMORES Cheerleaders give courage to determined football team EXUBERANTLY cheering Kathy Nel- son leads 1he s'rands at one of 1he thrilling Bison foofboll vicfories. 120 SOPHOMORES Students apply themselves to curricular responsiblities AMID activities of coHege Ilfe Rick Timmermon and Lynn Terry find concentrated s1udy a challenge. Barty Hettinger . .. .. Searcy, Ark. Charlotte Hewitt . Lake Charles. La, Beverly Hill Grand Island, Neb. Dale Hill . ..... .. Parkton, Md. Marcia Himes ,, , ,, , Portland, Ore. Deborah Hindman . . Herrin, III. Linda Hogins . .. Jonesboro, Ark. Donna Holmquist .. ., Memphis, Tenn. lean Holt . Rosemead. Cam. Judy Hail , 7 , Rnsemead. Calif. John Hooper .. . Tulsa, Okla. lue Horton , 77 Mt, Home. Art. Grant Housar . V Porlland. Ole. Dallas Howard . Ypsilanti. Mich. Sheila Howard 7, North Little Rock. Ark. Linda Howell Colorado Springs, Colo. Sybil Hubbs Coieman, Fla. Garry Hughes . . Pine Blufl, Ark. lame: Hulsey Greenville. Tex Barbara Hunt . Orange, Tex. Brenda James . Richardson, Tex, Larry James 7, , . Richardson. Tex. Deborah Jelferson . East Canton, Ohio James Jannings Clalksville, Ark. Kuhy Jennings . Henderson. Tex. Marilue John . Wichita. Kan. Janet Johns , Florence, Ala. Nikki Johnson , Quinlan. Tex. Phil Johnson . Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Ruth Johnson A, , . Searcy, Ark; Sandra Johnson ................ Shreveport, La. Virginia Johnson South Haven, Mich. James Jones Greanville. Tex. Robert Kee . .. . Mays Landing. N. J. Carol Kelley . Batesville. Ark. Carole Kendrick . Rnckhill, Mo. Linda Kandrick .... Marlin, Tex. Randy Kendrick , . . , lexarkana, Tex. Terry Kernodle Wynne, Ark. Judith Kilman Searcy, Ark. Union, Mo. .. Lima, Peru Cynlhia King Ellen Kramar I21 Debra Krummzl Joplin, Mo. Kan hir ....................... Searcy, Ark. Deidre Lambert Ft. Worth, Tex. Alice Landruln , ,, Woodburn. Ky. Ilan tawnnce , ,,,,,,,,,, Balesville, Ark. Lauren Lamar .. Searcy, Ark. Mary Beth Levin: . Hope. Ark. Kathy Lani: A , , . Troy. III. Maurine Lewis ..... Paragould, Ark. Jerry Lockamy , , , Pontiac. Mich. Donald Logsdon .. Butler. III. Mary Luttrall ....... Gonzales, La. Dennls McCarty . Springdale, Ark. William McCaulgy 7, , Searcy, Ark. Nancy McCluggage Tulsa. Okla. Myra McCaurt Giadewatet, Tex. Mary McDonaId . . Marilyn Mclntcer , ,, ..... Searcy, Ark. Nashville. Tenn. Margaret Mcinlnsh ..... Riverhead. N. Y. William McKechnia .. . .. . Centralna, Ill. Lorna McKinney Albany, Ora. Tens: McNeil! .. .. . Lubbock, Tex. Gland: Mahan Wichita. Kan. George Malone A, Ft. Payne, Ala. Carol Mannen Stuttgart, Ark. Kenneth Manning . Pensacola, Fla. Carolyn Martin ,, Pine Grove Mills. Pa. lanyth Martin . Searcy. Ark. Robert Martin Indiana, Pa. Valerie Massey , Bulawalo. Africa lobed Matlock , Duncan. Okla. Sandy Matthews Searcy, Ark. Barbara Mcsser ,, . Harrisburg. Ark. Bunnie Mesur Harrisburg. Ark. Cirisu Mickey ,,,,,,, Dallas. Tex. iJonald Miller .. . Judsonia. Ark. Donn. Miller Colfax. La. Mark Miller 777777777777 Pasadena, Tex. Elaine Mitchell Wetumpka, Ala. Gary Mnlfitt , 7. .. .. Searcy. Ark. Mona Moore Searcy, Atk. Karla Morgan . . , Corning, Ark. SOPHOMORES Practical expedence accompanies instructions HOME ECONOMICS rnaior, Luna Cowan gives concentrated effort on the consTruction of a new garment. I22 SOPHOMORES Students find pride in striving for perfection CRITICALLY analyzing her pcin'ring Marsha McCormick steps back ?0 ponder its many possibilities. Dala Morris ................... Rockford, Ill. Mike Musick Searcy, Ark. Lind: Naron . Junction City. Ark. Kathy Nelson Syiacauga, Ala. Gary Newcomb .. Henderson, Ky. David Newman Puwners Grove. Ill. Jerry Newman ................ Memphis, Tenn. Reatlu O'Brien ., Norma Oliver ..... Paula Paden ,. Margie Pig: ..... Gragom Palmer , Mineral Ridge, Ohio ............. Dallas, Tex. .. Leighton, Ala. ...... Kemptnn. III. . Fayetteville, N. C. Kathy Parish . Judsom'a, Ark. Jany Parhr Dallas. Tex. Ron Parker Memphis, Tenn. Connie Parkinson .. Muskogee, Okla. Kathy Parks ....... .. Goldwater. Miss. Patricia Parks Stillwater, Okla. Morris Paul Hurst, Tex. Ronnie Peacock .. 7. New Orleans. la. Mary lane Perry Lima. Peru Barbara Pettus , , Little Rock. Ark. Carl Petty M. Home, Ark Kirk Phillips .................... Springfield, Mo. Linda Phillips Chattanooga. Tenn. Walter Pickens Caroline Powell , Summon, Ohio . Pocahontas, Ark. ll: Powell Searcy. Ark. Brenda Prlthet Morgan City, La. David Price Dietrich. Idaho Stephen Prout . .............. Roseville. Carif. Gary Prudan A Kansas City. Mo. Harry Putman . Newelltnn. La. Billy Pyle ......... Bruno. Ark. Rolled Rahrle Nedro. N. Y. Edvard Rake Marietta. Ohio Randy Ralston Palmyra, III. Janet Richardson Little Rock. Ark. linda Richey Belle Glade, Fla. Elaine Richmond .. Smyrna, Ga. Donna Robinson . Parkersburg. w. Va. Patricia Rachel Russell. Ark. 123 Susan Roget: Alma. Ark. lunncm Roias . Brooklyn. N. Y. Mnny Rolland ...... . Monetie. Ark. 1mm Rushton ,,,,, , Searcy, Ark. Deborah Russell Los Angeles. Calif. William Russell ............ E. Norwaik, Conn. John Sander: ...................... Huntsville, Ala. Lary Sanderson H Huntsville. Ala. Donald Sandlin ..... Lake City, Fla. John Sapp ....................... Searcy. Ark. Sharon Salterwhih Houston, Tex. Paula Schroihar .Bioomington. Ind. Hobart Scan Eugene. Mo. Karen Slat Bartlesvilie. Okra. Dave Suntan ...... .. Ypsilanti, Mich. Mfchaul Shannon Hot Springs. Ark. Pauli Shaw ........... . Van Buren. Ark. Laura Shumt! ................... Centralia, lli. lune: Sigmund Lake Charles, LA. Bill Slicer ...... Kennett, Mo. Briln Smith . Ft Worth, Tex. uVina Smith .. MAnchoraga. Al. Nancy Smith ............ Hayti Stephen Smith .............. lexington. Okla. William Smith ........................ Corning. Ark. Ieffray Spanclr . Warm Springs, Ark. Mark Sperry ............ Pineville, La. Margaret Spikes Pocahontas. Ark. Mirth: Spins . Pocahontas, MIL Harry sums: .................... McGehee, Ark. Thomas Stud .. Osceola, Ark. Ianico Stephens untersville. Ala. Steve Stevens .Neosho. Mo. Cheri Stoke: ....... . Searcy, MIL Juanita Strum .. , E . Palestine, Ohio Karen Sucs-y Rydal Pa. Vicki Tarplay ........................ Letona. Ark. Bruce Tatmu ........ Saskatchewan. Canada Llslin Thomasnn Forrest City, Mil. Mirgarct Thompson ........ West Plains. Mo. Clyku Tomns . . ,, , Lake Charles, La. Donna Trapp Denver, Colo. SOPHOMORES Microscope reveals tiny life forms to curious eyes SEARCHING for Drofozoans as ex'rra credit in zoology cIoss, Bill Babb adius1s the s1age of his microscope. 124 V 4:. 4: Q If; $433 txcr --! SOPHOMORES Sophomores encourage school spirit with banner REFLECTING the enthusiasm of an oncoming victory are scphomores Kufhy Nelson and David Finchen Wendy Trudeau Phoenix. Ariz. lay Turner Highland, Ill. Tawny: Turnlr .. ...... Marietta. Ohio Susan Tylar . Jefferson City, Mo. Patricia Vance ............ Ponia. Ark. Susan Vance Portia. Ark. Gary Varvil Stuart. Fla. Susan Vaughn linens Vnach . Shreveport. La. Judsonia. Ark. Leland Vickers Sharptnwn. Md. Dania Vincents .......... Wenatchee. Wash. Michael Vines ........................ Searcy, Ark. Angela Wallace . , Gainesville. Mo. William Wallis . Midland, Tex. Kathy Watton David Watkins . . Alexandria, La. Paul leilnd ..... Wichita. Kan. Willard Hum Osceola, Ind. Nawport. Ark. Kristina West Searcy, ML Sandra Wheelet . Wood River, III. Larry Whisenhunt ....... Idabei. Okla. Robert White ., . . Gienside. Pa. Shirley Whit: ....................... Bernie. Mo. Alice Williams North Battleford, Canada Dian Williams .............. . Piano. Tex. Ivan Williams ............ Broken Bow. Okla. Jlmes Williams .................... Searcy, Ark. Margaret WJIinms Martha Wllliams ..... Warm Springs. Ark. Lake Charles, La. Roy 0. William: Seaway, Ark. David Willi: Fl. Walton Beach. Fla. rim Wall Sikeston. Mm Cindy Wolfe Marrilton. Ark. lay Womack Benton. Ark. Roy Womack ,, . V . Benton.Ark. lama: Wood! Newport. Ark. Suun Woods Titusvilta, Fla. Gary Woodward . Charles Young Ft. Worth. Tex. . Gian Burnie. Md. Jamie Young ............ Corinth, Miss. Randall Zens ..... lndianapalfs. Ind. Alanmlria link .............. Shadyside. OhJo 1'25 FRESHMEN New freshmen characterized by bubbling excitement FRESHMEN OFFICERS. Joseph Pryor, sponsor; Greg Ellion, president; Band Ransom, secretory,- Ron Nicola. vice-president; Deon Priest, sponsoa Rehecca Acker ................... Longview. Tex. Judith Adams ......................... Aja. Ariz. Jim Atkins Sacramento. Calif. Hotar Alaolmolki Masjid-l-Sulaiman, Iran Margie Alexander .. DeValIs Bluif. Ark. Laonard Allan . . . Winte! Gatden. Fla. Annette Allison McKehee, Ark. Claude Allison . Pensacola, Fla, Jacquelyn Anderson Nonh Little Rock, Ark. Karla Anderson 7, . Ft. Worth, Tex. Larry Andersnn ,,,,, Searcy, Ark. Shaila Anderson . Nashville. Alk. Robert Argo . .. . , Memphis, Tenn. Timothy Bachmann A, Port Charlotte, Fla. Allious Baggett ,, Adamsville. Ala. Greg Bagley ,, Cypress. Calif. Rebecca Bagneuo , Bartiesville, Okla. Anna Baker V, Mountain Home. Ark. Mark Bales 7, ,, Searcy, Ark Roland Banks Searcy. Ark Yhomas Barriger , . .. . Clawson, Mich, Michael Barringtun FL Wayne. IndA Marion Barton Fayette, Ala. Charles Bates ....... Bay Minette, Aia. Cordell Battle North Little Rock. Ark. Virginia Bean . Oxnard, UaliL Robert Bushy Memphis, Tenn Nona Baamn .. . . .. Tulare, Calif. Kalen Bel! , Shlevepon, La. Lynne Belue V. , .. Osceola. Ark. Norman Bennett Searcy. Ark. limes Berryhill . . Searcy, Mk Ernestine Bibee Bridgeville, Dela. Jacquelin: Bielby . .. Hinsdale, III. Ronald Biachly . Carmichael. Calil. Donavon Blah Hawarden. Ia. Lind: Blankenship Tahoe Vista, CaIif. Daniel Blacker , . North lee Rock, Ark, Martha Nell Blue ................... Searcy, Ark. Tarry Boga: . Faimeld, Ohio Paul Balding , Judsnnia, Ark. Carl Bonds ,A Ckinton, Ark. 126 Q .$ . . 1,1. '3 fi- A 13', . ;, '6. , V: a 3 1;, 'I ;':L -,, MKix A5- 1L: M lkk K? J: . Dianne Boudra . Morrillon, Ark. lack Bowen . Winnsboro, LaA Ted Bevan , Winnsboro. La. lohn Bowman ........ Tulsa. Okla. Anita Boyd Lime Rock, Ark. Diane Boyd , . . Ft. Wunh, Tex. Jacqueline Bradshaw Caruthersville. Mo. Patricia Brannnck Richmond, Ind. Nancy Breedlave Unalakleet. Mas. Gary Brewer El Dorado. Ark. Karl Brewer .. . Streator, Ill. Randal 8mm Memphis, Tenn. Dan Bridges Merced. Calif. Vicki Bristol Tulsa, Okla; Joyce Britten ............ Muscle Shoals. Ala. Bradlord Brooks ........ Billings, Mont. Phyllis Brooks ...... HIM. Mich. Raymond Brooks Junesboro, Mk. Patsy Brntherton ................ Garnet. Ark Hillary Brown . Gulipmt, M.ss. Keith Brown k ......... . Waupaca. Wis. Nancy Brown Belleville. Mich. Nathan Brown ....... Wynne. Ark. Ricky Brown Ocilla, Ga. Rodney Blown ........................ Valdosta. Ga. Wesley Brummitt Timothy Bruner Appleton, Wis. Linda Bryant ...... Green Forest. Ark. Sath Bullard Gregory, Ark. Graham Burchlm .............. Kennett, Mo. ...... Searcy, Ark. Paul Burchliaid Kathy Burton Richard Burton Lake Village. Ark. Charlotte. N. C. . .... Ludlow. Vt. Nina Campbell ...... Galloway, Ohio Ardml Cardin Ewington. Ohio Allin Carlton .................... Homewood, Ill. John Can Tallahassee. Fla. Lowell Carr ., ......... Bolivar. Mo. Phillip Catrnil . Mineola, Tex. Linda Cash ..... Newark, Ark. ,. Kansas City, Mo. Longmont, Cola. Tam Cassity .. .. . Roger Castle FRESHMEN SA sponsored melon party initiates many new friendships PARTICIPATING actively in annual wuiermeion party freshman Doug Killgore finds little 1ime to socialize 127 Cynthia Cate: Betlendurf. Ia. Holly Cattemm .. ...... Wynne. Ark. Robert Candle Little Rock. Ark. Stlvan Chapman . Huntington, W. Va. Carol Chuk .. .......... Ullin, Ill. Judy Clark .......... .. Dallas, Tex. Marietta Clark Orange, Calii. Nancy Clark Searcy, Ark. Palsy Clark Moss Point, Miss. Phyllis Clark .................... Nashville, Ark. Danny Clarkson .. Sacramento. Calif. Michael Clem ........................ Lepanto, Ark. Jon Bonan Seminole. Tex Ronald Colman . ....... Searcy, Afk Allan Coley .. McRae. Ark. Mm Collins .. Osceola. Ark. Sandra Cook ...... Winnsboro, Tel. Thomas Cook Elkhart. Ind. Daniel Oonpar Springfield. Vt. Jeanine Coupar ...... Onoter. Mo. Lynda Corn Jefferson City, Mo. Gmy Coral! ................ Sister Lakes, Mich. Run Mary Cox ............... Fisher, Ark. Barrie Cox . Canyon. Tex. William Grain ........... Pocahontas. Ark. Carol Groom . , Granlsville, Utah George Crowder . Macomb, Ill. Richard Curry Searcy, Ark. Royce Cudis 7 ,,,,,, Livermore. Calif. Winnie Curtis Caruthersville, Mu. Kerry Burt , Hubbardsville. M Y. Ward Davenport .. . Yellville, Ark. David Davis Bishop, Tex, Harald Davis .. . . Mena, Arkk. Lynda Dam , Lubbock, Tex; Patricia Davis Hickory Ridge. Ari. Jlmas Deckard ., . Mitchell, Ind. lln Delamy . , ........ Chattanooga, Tenn. camlyn nail ,. , ,, . A Freepon, Ill. Kay Dickey Lemon Grove. Calif. Charlene Dietrich Rochasler. N. Y. Susan Dildine . Wichita, Kan. FRESHMEN Frosh women are greeted during open house party SOCIALIZING with The members of social clubs gives Nancy Clark opportuniiy To decide 0n pledging. 128 FRESHMEN Eager frosh help buy' bell tower in exchange for late permission COMPLETING his end of H13 barqcin freshman Ron Nicola aids studems in attaining victory CI? the audion Michael Dillchay David Dixon Elizabeth Dixon Janina Dockery Roll Dockery Randy Drewett Susan Dudley Tim Duke .. Randy Dulin , Charlotte Dyer Linda Dykes Edward Eason Janicn East , Martha Eddleman Greg Elfintt Halel Ellis David Embry lnnnie Epperson Thomas Estes Lynn Evans Steve Evans Karen Fambro Carl Fehling ,, John Fehling 7 Anthony Feller Sharon Fellows . Donald Fields Marcia Fomea Richard Fowier Scott Fowler Lucy Fox . Marvin Francism , linda Franklin . Mal Frauenthal Alan Freeman Molly freeman Sarah Prick: . . David Frieze Mark Frost ........... Charis Fuchs ...... Jerry Galiomy ......... Patti Gardnur . .. . McRae. Ark Portageville, Mo. West Plains, Mo. Fayetteville, Ark Pine Bluff, Ark. Port Arthur. Tel. Mariette. Ark Magnolia. Ark, Seminole, Tex. Indianapolis. Ind. Houston. Tex Ft. Worth. Tex. Bridgeport. Tex. Tupelo, Miss. Nashville. Nk. , Detroit, Mich. Indianapolis, Ind. Murfreesboro. Ark. Montgomery, Ala. Glenside, Pa. Marietta. Ga. DaIIas. Tex. New York. N. 'L New York, N. Y. Memphis, Tenn. Springfield, Vt. Kodiak, Alas, Santa Clara, Calif. West Plains, Mo. , Warren. Ohio . Chattanooga. Tenn. Pleasant Valley, la. Huntsville. Ala. Little Rock. Ark. , Pomona, Calif. Forest Hill. Tenn. ...... Saratoga, Ark. Springfield, Mo. ......... Nashville, Ark. Augusta. Gl Garland. Tu Ft. Worth. Tex. FRESHMEN Contemplative aura permeates campus for solitary couple WARM autumn days provide fresh- man Jamie Garreft with a break from the routines of class attendance. Randall Gardner .. . Jamie Garrett James Gee: .. . Donna Gnome , Philis Gibbs Sandra Gifford Patricia Goldman Elaine Eoodin Allen Gould , Nanty Graddy Eileen Grainger . Lind: Gray ....... Roger Gray Teresa Green: , Gary Gregg Bnbby Gritfin , Marsha Gtifl'ith Penny Groom Charles Guild Joe Hackworth . Douglas Hamley . Lisbeth Hammett . Keith Hammond .. , James Handy Billy Hanna 7 Margene Harden lama: Hitman ,, , Doris Healy Luli: Heinbockel Robert Holden , , , Rohart Halven'ng A, Deborah Honduran , Alica Henry , Kathryn Hensley Rabam Henson Clarence Hicks Mary Hill Donald Hinds Samuel Hinton , Ronald Hi1 . Bob Hodge .. . V Sharon lloldertwI . . 130 Hyannis. Mass, , Kansas City. Mo. . Detroit, Mich. Bossier City. La. Escondido. Calif. Santa Monica, Calif. . Port Angeles. Wash. Batesville, Ark. .7 Kensett. Ark; North Little Rock. Ark. , Linle Rock, Ark. . Pine Bluff, Ark ........ Judsonia. Ark , King of Prussia. Pa. Columbiana. Ohio . Hamburg, Ark. Jackson. Miss; ,, Searcy, Ark. Olympia. Wash. Tuscumhia. Ala. ,,,,, Searcy, Ark. Morrilton, Ark. . Washington. Pa. Mansfield, La. , Niceville, Fla. Springfield. Vt. ....... Salem, Ark. . Shawnee Mission, Kan. , .7 , Oakland. Calif. Searcy, Ark. .......... Bradford. Ark. Ciarendon. ArIL . West Plains, Ma. ,, Panghurn. ArIL ,. little Rock, Ark. , Searcy, Ark. ,,,,, Florence, Ala. Batesville. Ark. Straffurd, Mo. St. Albans, W. Va, Gainesville. Fla. Pacifica. Calif. -. : ' ' .4.--! '7 .,. ' NPr'L- T 51-19 p Jun, h??? Ii' 4?. +?- M: $ igli $5 fill m V L, .ii- Kalen Rolland Bobby Hollis Chrisiie Hollis Cindy Holmes . lack Holt Nancy Homer Suzanne House John Howard ............. Patricia How: .. .. Donna Hudkins ......... , David Hudson Stanley Huflaker Kathetina Hunt , Jacquelyn Hutchens Alan Hutchins Joan lnman Khalil Jahshan Michael James Jacquelyn Jamison Annie Johnson Melissa lnhnson Patricia Johnson Glenna lanes , Jae Jones Manha Jonas . Melissa Jones Joy lustiss Karen Kail Jim Kaulman Jeffrey Keesiing Bobby Keeler Sherry Kell Angela Kelly Mao Kendall Nancy Kennnn Douglas Killgore Steven King Ted Kinney Kris Kirhbride Louis Kukotkiewiu Charles Lair .. Connie Landihrip FRESHMEN Lake City. Ark, Rockford, IlI Lubbock. Tex. East Alton, III. Tulsa, Okla. Texarkana. Tex. Livefmoore. Calif. .. West Monroe, La. Alexandria. La. Kansas City, Mo. Delmar, Dela. Florence, Ala, Orange. Tex Spencer. 1nd. Natchez. Miss. Ft. Wayna 1nd, Nazareth. Israel Kennett. Ma Nashville. Ark. Friars Point. Miss. Laneville, Tex, Imperial Beach, Calif. , Mineola. Tex. 7 Searcy. Ark. Nashville. Ark. Payne. Ohio Daingerfield. Tex. North Little Rock. Ark. Dongola, III. Bowling. Mich, St. Joe. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Monett. Mo. Augusta. Ark. Wynne. Ark. Shreveport. La. Warren, Ohio Marietta, Ohio Lebanon, Ind. Cuvington, Ind. .7 Searcy. Ark. Clarksville, Ark. New freshmen vocaHzein their initial contribution HARMONY and variety were key- notes 01 The melon party appearance of Phil Shipmon and Greg Ratliff. l3l John Lane . . Wynne. Ark. Emu! Langlord Walls. Missx Marcellna lasater Huntsville, Tex, Thumls Law Martinez, Calif. Linda lulu Dallas. Tex. lathlaen Lawmnca Winfield. Kan. Jeanna Lecklitar . . Winfield, KanA Suzanne Lee . . W. Monroe, La. Pairicia tester , , ,1 Valdosta, Ga. William Lumpkin N Alma, Ark. Severn! Lunsford ,, Mount Dora. Fla. Paul McCannay . . .. , Garrett, 1nd. Bill McDonald Little Rock, Ark. Danny Mchugal Mishawaka, Ind. Beverly McElduH Marianna, Ark. lane McKeHey , Nashville. Tenn. Luis McKinney . Crockett. Tex. Staven Madden Alum Creek. W. Va. Robert Mahafley , Bartlesville. Okla. Linda Mahan Wichita. Kan. Beverly Martin Clarksville, Ark. LlDunna Mania . Searcy. Ark. Lesa Martin Wilmington. Dela. Michael Mason , Camdentun, Mo. Oneal Masters . , Bradford, Ark. Ina Mathias N Kirkwood, Mc. Sherryl Mattingly , Bentonville. Ark. limes May North LLttle Rock. Ark James Mediock St Louis. Mo. Cynthia Melson . Florence, AlaA Connie Merriman Detroit, Mich. Gary Miller Ferriday, La. Harry Miller Mobile. Ala. tester Miller Texarkana, Ark. Ella Mochmzn Houston, Tex. G!mdora Moody Weirsdale. Fla. Cathy Moore Little Rock. Ark. Milton Morris . . Carlisle. Ark, William Mournt North Lime Rock. Ark Tina Mullen: Little Rock, Ark. Susan Murtay Searcy, Ark. Michael Murrie ,,,,, Alton, III. FRESHMEN Relaxation becomes the focal point for freshmen HARDING'S 1radi1ionol swinq offers freshman Dana Slingluff a place to concentrate on reading assignments. 132 FRESHMEN Freshman class goes Loco' making float for homecoming REPRESENTING the freshman class in the homecoming parade was only a small part of Sharon Webbs duties. Janet Nadeau West Covina, Calif. Mark Nadeau Wes! Covina, Calif. Timothy Nadeau , Cologne. Germany Gary Nell .. Searcy. Ark. Alice Newberry , West Plains. Mo. Ron Nicola Wintersville. Ohio John Nunnally Memphis, Tenn. Rebecca OJdrnyd . Corsicana, Tex. John Osborn .. . Searcy, Ark. Patii Page , Mznshalt, Texj Robert Pankey Judsonia, Ark. Ianiu Parke: , Florence, Ala. Lynn Parker . Palestine. Ark. Charles Parrish . Fayetteville. Ark. Phll Patten . . . Lewisville, Atk. Michael Patterson HastingmmHudsun, N Y. Kay Patton Dallas, Tex. Georgina Paddle . Harriman, Tenn. Allen Peebles ,. . Liverpool, N. '1'. Deborah Pepper , .. . Athens. Ala. Carl: Phillips , . West Memphis,Ark. David Fierce C1aypool. Mi; Mi: Fistiolis . .. Minneapolis. Minn. Jennie Pittman . , Swifton. Ark. Glenda Pnlll . .. FL Deposit. Ala. Gale Popp Pleasant Vailey, la. Susan Patent Sleele, Mo. Colleen Powell . RDCkaId, Ill. Cathy Pralher . .. . . Morgan City. La. Linda Pruitt . ,, Searcy, Atk. Albert Randall . Edna. Tex. David Ransom . North Little Rock, Ark Gregg Rulilf .. . Ellisville, Mu. Gloria Ray . , .. , Loves Park, III. Gordan Rudd .. . Bullpen. Miss. James Roiholdt , , . Neosho. Mn. Joy Reichenbach Folsom. Pa. John Richardson . Little Rock. Ark. Larry Richmond West Memphis, Ark, Ronald Rias Davenport, Ia Rita Riggenbach Paulding, Ohio Grngnry Riley Natchez, Miss 133 Mel Ristau Ronald Roberts . ,- Wllliam Robertson Gary Robinson Marcia Robinson cnnmnce Reamer David Roettel . Siam RuHin , Clarence Russell . Donna Samples . . Kathy Sanders . Stanfoy Sanderson Connie Smelt . Danny Scales Patty Schiro Catherine Schofield Rita Schreiber Robert Schwanker Jeanne Segraves Sharon Selvidge Sharon Sexton Robert Shaw Debbie Sheets Sandra Shelby Wayne Shelton McKay Shields James Shipman .7 Sherry Shipman Jay Shock Katharine Sims Iammie Shelton Dana Slingluff , Danny Smelsar Deborah G. Smith Deborah S. Smith Michael Smith Dennis Snider Pamela Sorrlls Dorcas Starling Cor: Stephens Freddie Slewan lo Stains: . . James Stough ..... Dallas Strickiin Tarrljo Stmahing . James Summitt Richard Summit! , Smid Swaid Dnug Tanklley Bnnnil Taylor , Deborah Taylor Richard Taylor Ion Terrell . Lynn Turry Dave Thompson ,, Durand, Mich. Nancy Thompson Mary Thornton . .. Anita Tillman , .. Bwetly Tipps Batty Tollatt , 134 Lafayette. La. Splendora. Tex. Crawfordsville. Ark. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Emmaus. Pa. Mountain Home. Ark. Russell, Ark. Oran, Mo. Avon Lake. Ohio Niles, Mich. Saratoga, Ark. Missoula, Mont. . .A Marshall. Tex. ..... Whiteland. Ind. .. Pueblo. Cal'rf. . Canton. Ohio Bloomington, Ind. Schenectady. N. Y. El Dorado. Ark. Benton Harbnr. Mich. Lawton, Okia. . Berkeley. Mn. Lewisville. N. C. England, Ark; .. ...... Paducah, Ky. . Oxford. Miss. . Manchester, M0. ,, Stuutland. Mn. North Little Rock, Ark. Gainesville, Mo. lndianula. Miss. Mansfield. Ohio Florence. Ala. Graves. Tex. .. Ft. Wayne. Ind, Chariestnn. W. Va. Phoenix. Ariz. . Abbott. ark. Winter Garden. Fla. West Plains, Mo. Redlands. Calif. Burlingion. Ia. . Montgomery, Ala. Batesville, Ark. Huntsville. Ark. , Cardwell. Mu. . House Springs. MD. Eilaboun, Israel . . BalesviIIe, Miss. Citrus Heights. Calif. Little Rock, Ark. . Flnrence, Ala. Daingarfield. Tex. . So. Burlington. Vt. Bridgeton, Mo. . North Little Rock. Ark. Lake Village, Ark. Ft. Worth, Tex. . Nashville. Ark. FRESHMEN Spirited frosh get involved, lead class in enthusiasm REFLECTIONS of suspense and antici- pcfion are revealed on the faces of coeds before a football game, James Trutier Daniel Tuilns Janis Vance . . Dennis Vandiver Pamela Venable Stephen Vick Nancy Vines Charles Wade James Ward Harry Ware Kenneth Ware . Elaine Watmacll Steven Watson Mary Webb Roy Wentworih . Patricia West Richard Whaley Vicki Wheat Larry Wheeler Judy White . .. . Phyllis Whitfieid David Wilkerson Carol Willard Barbara Williams David Williams Pam Williams Kay Williams Mona Williamson Peggy Williamson Wayne Williamson Mary Wiiliston Karen Wilson Larry Wilson Reagan Wilson Deborah Woodrutl Chris Worsham Carolyn Wright Larry Yingling . Janet Young Elizabeth leien lo Zeps Walter Zinlt . Independence, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. Paducah, Ky. Holcomb. Mo. Bartlesville, Dkla. Valdosta. Ga. Little Rock, Ark. Monahans, Tex. Wichita. Kan. El Dorado. Ark. Opelousas, Lal Springdate, Ark Bow1ing Green, Ky. Lynn. Ark. Zanesville, Ohio Memphis. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Maninez, Calil. Conneaut, Ohio ..... Newport. Ark. Mountain Home. Ark. Cahokia. lll. Declo, Idaho Cleveland. Ohio North Little Rock, Ark. Daingerl'ield, Tex. Oden. Ark. Clarksville, Mo. Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. . Carihage, Mo. Middleiun, Ohio San Diego, Calif. Searcy, Ark. Hamslton AFB. Cam. Nashville. Ark. Annistom A134 Wankee. la. Judsunia. Arkv Kinsman, Kanx F t'. Lauderdale, Fla. . Indianapolis, Ind. Shadyside, Ohio 135 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Pat Arnald . Lynwood. Colo. Vernal Barton ...... . Cordell. Okla. Jennifer Bash . Goldwater. Miss. Charlene Blair Duncanville, Tex. Verna Bast Dailas. Tex. Martha Burton .......... Rocky River, Chin Jonas: Cochran .............. Shreveport, La. Janice Cole .. ..... Daitun. Ga; Sharon Colo ........ Granny. Mo. Mary Lu Cmckelt . ....... Ohion. Tenn. luff Davies Columbus. Ohio William Darmudy . .............. Midlothian. ill. lack Essllngu .7 Tuscumbia, Ala. . Santa Maria, Calif. Coolidge, Arlz. Natchez. Miss. ..... Kirksville, Mo. Dabble Evoison lack Farber Donna Flowers Karen Galloway Rosa Gaddas Taylor, Mich. Trisha Griffin ............................ Searcy, Ark. Vicki Griffin Poplar Blufi. Mo. Evonne Hmill . ....... Kenosha. Wis. Kerry Hans 7. Watervliat. Mich. Joan Henneuu ..... .. Sparta, Tenn. Daniel animln Aurora, Colo. Lind: Johnson Gunter. Tex. Pat Jordan ...... . Mt. Dora. Fla. KIryl Kally Magnolia, Ark. Karen Lemmons . New Emit, N. J. Tommy Lulu! . ,7 .. ,. Tuseumbia. Ala. Dale Lotti: Guakaville, Tenn. Brands MchIin ................ Little Rock, Ark. Marsha McCormick Paducah. Ky. lolnn Millnr Montezuma, Ia. William Morris ......... Richmond. Ky. Suzi Murphy ................... . Springfield, Mo. Danna Mym ................ Montgomery. Ala. Marvin I'M! Shreveport. La. John Owen ...... Detroit. Mich. Brag Pauluy .. . Gallopnlis, Ohio Richard inIII .. . ,, , Stockport. Ohio lanyt Prlnno Columbus, Ohio Donald Real Klngston, Tenn. Danny Roche! . Russell, Ark. Bun! Selma! Dixnn. Mu. Dal: Sailor: ...... . Huntingdon. Tenn. Dam! Shaw ,7 .. .. Kansas City. Mo. Don Skinner West Monroa. La. Jams Spence , Morrilton. Ark. Janna Salter Poplar Bluff. Mn. Judy Strut ........ Searcy, Ark. nick Timmerman , Lachine, Quebec Terry William: Drew. Miss. Martha Wilson Milan. Tenn. Dana Zlmnln Columbus, Ohio 136 GRADUATE SCHOOL Students seek advanced preparation for teaching GRADUATE COUNCILDr. Harry Olfee, DL Edward Sewell, Dr. Joseph Pryor, Dr Nyul Royse. Dr. Jack Wood Sears BRUCE BENNETI Bartlesville. Okla. BA, Art MARILYN COBB Saucy, Ark. BA, Elementary Education JUDY DDFFMAN Jackson. Tenn. BA, Journalism ROBERT CONKLIN Sum. Ark. 85, Elementary Education DAVID FAST Fisher. Ark. BS. Mechanical Engineering PENNY FOGKS Titusville. Fla. BS. Home Economics ELIZABEIH JONES Cabot, Ark. BS. Home Economics LEWIS MOORE Monalto. Ark. EA, Psychology-Sociology JANICE PET Westminister, Coin. BS, Nursing READUS YAIIJM Hohenwald. Tann. BA, Physical Education JAMES WILLIAMS Saarcy, Ark. BA, Biblical Language PATRICIA WILLIAMS Independence, Mo. 85, Nursing 137 Personalities ? --+ 11x 1 ? 1...:1 J J7 , .. .. y, LHJJ .?-$ p, . ., 3. .EH 3433. .- uh: Green Galaxy 6 U! Petit jean Queen Ste 140 Attendants Danette Key Koinom'a j! x gmill' 5:5 i f I I I, il I. Susan Hankim Alpha: Tau Epsilon 141 an ..W.. .....m..- Queen Homecoming HTIJ- i ...-..m- jemzette Sims 142 Homecoming C ourt Sharon Webb Stevie Green Fresh man Sophomore Cass Yz'ngling: Minn! Smith Junior Senior Attendants Nancy Mitchell jam! Riclamndsou 143 M 431 Queen Betla Underwood Kappa Kappa Kappa Attendants Mary Welcb Gatcz Sherry Tatum Delta Chi Omega 145 H 07101 Students Hm -- ..,. 4 '1mf'1 '- W'w Y'PIW Domm Wolfia T NW M. Having set a paltnrn of academic exrollonre. juninr Dumm anfc transferred to Harding with a +0 grade point awrage. At Froed-IIardmnzm COL lvgt! slur also pm'liripatod in many cufurricHllalr atlivilics inrlmling Girl-s Smtm rllklrlmtiC$ band Madrigal singu-rs and tho yoarhnnk staff. A business mlmaliun majnr frnm Dopauw. Indiana. Donna is ut'liw in 111: aHzliH of tho Amvriran Slutlivs Pym 2mm. and is a Illt'n'lel' of the Dactylulogy Club and IJt-Itu Chi Unu-ga social rlub. 146 , .. . , - -.. Dd w'd Lacey David Lacey, having superior scores on the Col- lege Board Advanced Placmnont Tests. entered Harding as a freshman last your with lwonty-two semester hours. A social scivucv maxim: ho is a mem- ber of the History GuildA Phi Alpha Theta. TNT social Club and is active in intranuu'ul sporIsA A1- thuugh he has progressed to junior Classification in only one year. David has still fnund time to par tiripato in several wrekend All Christians T0- gclhcr campaigns. His home 15 Dallas. Texas. 147 Coral Adams . A Music Education molar, A Coppellu Chorus, Befles and Beam, AfHCUn Club. Eegrna. SMENC, SNEA, Progect Germany 1969. Jury Bailey . i . Journnhsm molar, Fem Jean armor, Bela Phi Kappa. Dick Ierryhill . . Prermed, mlercollegiake golf and bowling, SUb-T president, NASA Research assisan Rod Brewer . . . Secondary Education mnior, 5A prIdenr, Jumm SA representative. John Buck A . i Psychology and Bible muior, vmswly basketbaH, varsity truck, Chi Sigma Aipha. Jim Curr , . . Blology mmor, Freshman vice-presidem, sophomore presi- denr, Goldxyi KKK club beau, sophomore class favome. intramural spans Skill Chump Jnl Clomenls . . . Generar Science maior, A Cuppeifa Chorus; Belle: and Beuux, KHCA staff, Beta Phi Kappa, Pam Juan stuff. Alpha Ch: presndcnr, David Crouch . . . Biology mmor, Alpha Phi Gamma president Lambda Sigma president Bison ednor Gloria Page Daniel i . i Mnlh major, SA reprSEi'Harwel SNEAi Bison Boosters, Ju Ge Ju. Ford Foundation Scholar Danna Demon A . . Elementary EdUCO'IOI'I maior, Kappa Kupp Kappa, La: Bonne de Chrisve, SNEA. Lynn Dixon i . busi- ness Adminislrotion maior. vursuy :enms, Bison Booslersj Galaxy presi- denL Emory BUSineSS Yeam Carol Adam: Jerry Bailey 148 Who's Wbo Upon the recmtmwndatinn Hi the Student 0 . ' cil twenty fmu sludoms wwo chosen this year i the facuhv to ho included In the national listing IVlzo 5 Who In A'anutM Cnilrrrcs and Uniuer ' Five members vmre svlmhwl last year as jun: and were automatically included this year. Lea ' ' ship in academic and mtra-tturricuiar activim Citizenship and pmmisv nf future usefulness criteria mnsidorvd in thoir selection. In addi to the participation in nunmmus activities g1 service to Harding. 3 student must have a 2., cumulative average. Dick Berryhilr Rod Drum lohn Buck Jon Clumunts Jim Carr David Crouch Gloria Daniel Danna mason Lynn Dixon L . hn-I-u-d-ny u...---.g- x...-7-i- , .., Ralph Dixon . French mmor Le Cercle Froncaws premdcnr, SNEA presnrfenl Sigma Tau Smeq Campus Players, Moringnls Wayne Dotkcry . Speech 0an Hlsror, nTOgof SA treasurer Beta Phi Kappa. Debate Team Fudwo Sme P: Kappa Deira Madngols Chorale Gearge Ed'wurdt . Hxsmry mmor Dehnle Team P: Kappa Delln meandeni Phi Alpha: Them wce presrderit KHKA slnH, Phr Comma Della. Carey Gifford Bhbfe molar, KHCA STOW Timothy Oub FiOVer Sodulns prcswdenh Ralph Dixon Wayne Duckenv George Edwards Carey Gifford 150 Winds W190 Chris Greene . . . Mum and Bible muior, freshman and sophomore class favorife sophomore 5A represenrmwe, Knights, Della C171 Omega club beau Howard Holmes . V . MiSSJons mmor, T.molhy Club secremry, Northeast Compcvgn. TNT, Magnum Siudy Hub Dune : Key . . . MUSIC Educczhon molar, A CcppeHu Chorus, Belles rand Begun, Campus Players Arpha Pm Omega, Regxm Bison sme SMENC Hannbu Munn . . Art muicr, SA muncxl. A CcppeHu Chorus, Recordmg Chews, Gmld, KGPPU Pi, Ko Jo Kai, Les Bonnes de Chute, le liercic Francois, Npho Chw regionui reptesemulive. TheNAT rIs:cg0uHc;z Danette Key Hanaha Munn Howard Holmes 151 Chuq Parker . . Speech malor, Campus Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Best Supporiing Aclor Wbl Besr Actor 1969, David Roll . Chemistry major, TNT, treasurer of Stave Academy of Science, Alpha C-hi. Inky Ins: . . Vocationaf Home Economlzs major; state president of AHEA. Nowheast Campaign, Della Chi Omega Sonny Shearin . . . Music muior, Chi Sigma Npho, A Cappella Chorus prescient, Belles and BeoUX. SMENC president Them P5: club beau Larry Smith . . Bibfe maior, business manager of Pem Juan, Ch; Sigma Alpha Mary Smnh , . . Physh cal Education mamr, cheerleadey, freshman and sophomare class favoure, i9t58 Hnmecommg Queen, PEMM :Iubl Jn Go Ju David Roll Larry Smith Mary Smith Chuq Parker Bruce Stidham Rick Venable ! Wbok W190 . Accounting muior. Alpha Phi Kappa pvesxdem, All- baseball team Brute Svidhum . , Polihcal A Cuppellu Chews, SA rreasuver, SA Kappa, Rick Vcnable . . Business Team, Pi Gamma Gory Walker . . . Roy Shula . American Honorcbie Menhon Science mnior, Belles and Beaux, vice-premdenr, Them PSI club beau, BeIa PI-n Accounting malor, business manager of Bison, Psi. Amerkan Studies club, Beta Phi Kappa, Alpha CM Bibha moior, Timothy Club. Mission S'udy Club, Goioxy Gary Walker 153 Alpha Cloz' Pmmuting higlwr simltlartls of st'lmlnnhip by lho rm-ngnilinn uf studious habits and lay pmpm'ly umpllasizing.I tlu- advantages In 130 doriw-tl fmm suporiur inlvllucluul atlnimnmll. tho Alpha Chi Na: timml Hmmr Surioly was urgimizvri tn inrlndo tht- srhulzu'ship rlmpim's ni' vurinus rnllvgcs and 11:11- w-rsitivs in lho llaIiuIL The Arkansas Illa rhaptur at Harding; was mlmillml mm 1110 Nulinnnl Socir'ly in I'HY. This yvm' '33 mmnlwrs wore indlu'lPd into Hardings rhaplor. Dr. .100 Privnr sm'x'os as uffir'ial spunmr ul. llw umup uml JlnldS tho uffirn 01' Na- liunal SmTvlaryr'l'rvasuH'I'. lane! Gear Allison Elementary Education Mary Wade Baker Home Economics Ronald L. Baker General Science James Russell Burcham Biology Ann Stephens Butterfield Secondary Education Joseph c. Clements Geneial Science Charles M. Coupe: Biology Manha Bibee Coston Horne Economwcs Gloria Page Dania! Mathematics Robert G. Dncklry Bible and History Diana Fm Dooley Accounting Cheri Sharer Dunlap Elementary Education Nancy Ingram Eyman Speech Richard L. Graves Bible Howard Holmes Bible Linda Hooter: Dietetics Charles R. Jamagin Accounting David M. Lacey Social Science Drake Lea General Science Joe McReynalds EngHsh Glenna Sue Meeker Biology 154 RECEIVING formal congratulations from Dr. Neale ?wof Shearin becomes. an official member of the Alpha C31 - - limmie Lee Mills Elementary Education Barry Milton Accounting Hanaba Munn Art and French Janice McCluggage Northern Sociology Cynthia Patchell History Dale Edward Pauls Fsychology-Suciology Deborah Plum Engnsh Ronald Fruit: 1 Accounting I Cheryl June Rawdon Psychology I Robert Boyd Reese Mathematics Chemistry Judy Parsons Sawyer Psychology-Sociology Richardin: M. Schullz Art Adhur Lloyd Shearin Music Ruth Slinkard Elementary Education I David E. Roll Bible Mary Kathryn Smith Physical Education Virginia Ann Stewart Elementary Educaiiun - Mary Lou Stites Engiish Samuel Price Thomas History I Larry Don Smith i Vanda Knowles Thomley Biology Doris Tilghman Home Economics Carol Timmerman French Charles Richard Venable Accounting George Gary Walker Bible Richard D. Walker Speech Rodney L Waller Accounting Louis Kent Watts Bible and Psychology Anita I. Wherry Home Economics Stephen Bruce Wooley Bible William H. Vick Music Organizations K l l y..:: JJ7 STUDENT GOVERNMENT SA heads up drive to collect funds for new student center Attvmpiing tn rrvaio n lastingl imprpssinn and to make 21 signifiriml mnh'ihntim1 tn Harding CuHogo. 1110 Shulvm .-lsmriarion spvarlwadcd a drive to mllvvl 5335.000 In assist in t-I'octing,r a now studont rmnm'. ITIJnn rmnplptiun. it will provido an idval nlmusphm'n in whirh sludvnfs rim vscapo from H10 drudgnrivs ul' zlrarlomim. Highlighting: lhv yven' was 1119 annual Christian COHDL'JJ Cnnfm'hm'o. 111mm! 113' I'Oppm'rlilw Cnnogo Tho dvll-umiun from Harding junrnoying to Lns Angr-lrw inrlmlnd four Rlurlvnls plus lho qlmnsnr and dorm nf qurlvnlx. Disruseinns m:ntvrorl around Hm task Hf bridging gaps Ewhumn sludvnts. administra- tinns 21an mmmunitios. SA artiviiios lhrnughunl Um yom' inrluclod major ronm'nlinns Within tho Emerald Rnum. In addition to painting Hu- nmm. mag and adriitiunal furniture wore inslallvri. Tho annual luv and dolly drive again hmugllt happiness to childrm in mnro than $0 difflm'vnl nrplums' hnmm. SH COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Smiih. Carr, Holmquist. SECOND Holland. THIRD ROW: Watson. Wade. Cook. 7 LICKING envelopes late or night is iust one port of serving the Student Association for sponsor and represenfufives A 54;, t; u . a -- '- N6 bath meeTinqs and he SA in a determined SA OFFICERS. Dockery, Shdham. MDUIS. ls fhe responsibimy of Puss Rod Brewer, ING the oroceedinqs of the SA, sponsor Dr. 514 CABINET. FRONT ROW: Johnson, Lavender Gwmn, Woodward SECOND .- has been willinu to assist wherever posswae ROW. Buck, Flnchef STUDENT GOVERNMENT Wing representatives help SA obtain funds for student center Immediately upon completion uf the dorm wing elections. the newly olortod 111011111013 of the Illerfs and IVrmzmz's Dorm Council mnvonod to begin activities invulvcd in representing: the student lmdy. Comprised of 36 1110111; representatives and 28 rcproscntativcs for tho wnmmfs dorms. the council fundimmrl primarily as a sounding board for stu- dont idvas and rccomnmndations rnncm'ning dorm pmhloms and 011191 aspevts 0f campus life. 0110 of the primary objectives of tho representa- tives was to assist the Student Association in the collection of donations from the students to aug- ment tho Student Loyalty Fund. enabling construe tion of the new student center to begin. WOMEN'S DORM COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Wallace. Chandler. Stewart, Shun, Wulfa. Dockery. Andrews, Parks. SECOND ROW; Shields, Powell, Hooton. Caldwell, Britten, Pumrnill, Daniel. Greenway. O'Brien, Lips. THIRD ROW: Barton, Messer, Wehunt, Smiih. John, Vaughn. Sharp. Talley. Kendrick, Rogers. DISCUSSING dorm council affairs are President Lynn Greenway, Secretary Marilue John and Sponsor Mrs. Thelma Buchanan. 160 1 1. 1i. DIRECTING the girls from The dormitories To safety dei.: the fire drills 15 the iob of lhe dorm council firemorsha H l 21 . COUNCIL. FROM ROW: Campbell, Panen, Epperson. Wilson, Parker. Lucas. Ware. Crabtree. McClain. TH1RD ROW: Weygandt. Schwenker. '. 'l. Shurin. Hall. SECOND ROW: Brown, Davis. Barclay, Reese. Wallet, Cabum. Cums. King, Gardner. Kokolkiewicz. lahshan, PERSUADING Hal Gates to make 0 contribution toward the new student cen$er is dorm council representative Eric Weygondt. PERTINENT dorm council matters demand 1ime of Secrerow Wes Moss and President Boyce McClain with Eddie C0mpbeH,sponsor. 161 SECTION EDITORS. FRONT ROW: McCowm Siites, Moore, Tqule, Mognusson, SECOND ROW: Hines, Beck, MEEkEf. MCREYHOI'V ASSISTANT EDITOR Layton McCown and ASSISTANT IUSINEI MANAGER Bobby Dockerv, v I - PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mike James, John Kinq, EXCITEMENT is displayed by staff members who accepted awards for the 1969 Pefit Jean m the ACPA convention in Little Rock; -.- 0-: - . .- . '-l--.m477 . ;Bm.....g - ' 1 m1:11: 'i STUDENT PUBLICATIONS - Pefif Jean attempts to portray .4 personal account of the year The foundation of the 1970 Peri! Jam was one of dreams. centering around the effort In capture the essence of Harding College through a camera lensi An attempt at making,r the year a pm'snnal account of the lives and actions of each student. this YC'EII'HS annual was intended as both a hook with which each student could identify and a reflection of stir h dent ideas and attitudes. ' Under the editorship of Jerry Bailey. additional 3 color photography was added in the book despite i increased expense and difficulties. Business Mana- gerLarry Smith set a new 53105 retard and collected more advertizing profits than his predecessors. ASSISTANTS. FRONT ROW: Kennon, Michenerl Campbell, Fuchs, SECOND ROW: Nicola, Vick, Pate BUSINESS MANAGER Lorry Smith EDITOR Jerry Bailey. 163 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Bison announces new policy with four-mcm editorial board Beginning lhv year t'iplimistiraliy. Bison Erlitur David Crmivh 5011,2111 tn pruducv lhc bcst HOVVS- papor in r'orvm. hislury. Varinm mmiificatinns characlvrizriri tho 'iiQiTD BismL At tho beginning: of 1110 year immmiiuto plans worv runstructod to in- rroasv tho in-rlvpth Hows rrwm'ago of campus liftk Departingr from the lradiliun nf previuus years. odimrials wvn' writtt-n by an Niiillriili board con- sisting; of lhv miitnr. two assnciah- editors and the nssislmlt mlilur. Fur tho first time in soveral years. the Bison aim: hatl a female Busim-ss' Manager. This yvzu'k staff was one 01' lhv largost in Bison histnry. In uddilinn tn being laruv. it was also mporivm'mi with many staff mmnhm's having had previous mllvgiatv jmn'nalislit' training The staff also brought knnwlvdgo from nlhex' areas of rampus iifv with roprpsontatiun in tho Student Associatiun. Anwriran Studios prngram and various music groups uhmg u'ilh participation in intercol- ir-g'iato and intramural spurts. CONTRIBUTIONS and suggestions 1oward an award-wfnhing newspaper ore oiiered by Bison sponsor Neil Cope to ?he Editor. 164 PRIMARY responsibiiliy for all facets of the production ihe Bison rests upon the shoulders of Editor David CrDi-r CONSTRUCTION of ad layouts on a ligh! fable proves to ht a demanding task for Bison Business Manager Katherine Julianr . FRONT ROW: Holmes CaldweH. Hulmquist FarLey Cleveland Jones Mclnteer THIRD ROW Flowers Beck Sa M R Icy. SECOND ROW: Landrum. Mannen, Ganus. Garner, Murw. Sanderson, Robbins. m C eyno dS CFOUCh' : . ING The copy us it is 581 in the then is Bison Editor Davld Crouch. BISON EDITORS, FRONT ROW: Holmqmst. Ganus, Cleveiand BACK ROW Flowers. Beck. Crouch, Gamer 165 RELIGIOUS GROUPS Mission Study group features special talks by missionaries Providing practical lessons for those students planning to become either full- or part-time min- isters is the function 01' the Timothy Club. During the year, members of the Bible faculty and various ministers spoke to the group. One of the highlights of the first semester was the panel of preachers! wives who discussed the problems. Challenges and blessings uf being a proachefs wife. Maintaining an atmosphere conducive to study ing areas and pmhlmns nf mission work was the function of Mission Study. Once a month special missionaries spoke at the meetings. All of the religious and campaign groups joined in the group All Christians Togc'tlwr rACTW in promoting,r a better relationship amung all Christians. Sending flannel board materials to Italy was only one of the projects engaged in by tho mem- bers of Les 30mm dc Fizristeh In addition, they also sponsored a Wildprarcukorawveek drive to help finance sending,r the materials to the missionaries. Q TIMOIHY CLUB. FRONT ROW: N. Pryor Manson, Timmerman, Jennings, Hendrix, Peebles, Houser. Hutsey. Hays Sponsory SECOND ROW: 1. Hacker, Jr. uponsun. Terry. Weiss, Blackwood. Barge. Murray. K Davis. Albright. DISCUSSING The minisRer and his personal worship life, '- - Andy Rifchie emphasizes spirituality in one's worship 10 Watson THIRD ROW: Baggeli. D. Davis. Gorurn. McCartngy, HI Holmes, Bramstedt, Teel. Hadley. Sampson. Keesling. .. IWDYJRDNT ROW: C. Matthews, Hitting. B. Bumev. B.Schreiber. Huff, Torrens, Anders, L McKinney, Walton, Jennings. THIRD ROW: K, 4 1M0 . Ieien. Parks. Linger. Rivoire. M. MCIMOSh. C. Russell. Robinson GpansorL Weiss, Priest tsponson, Hammond. Albright. Comm, '7; NOW: C. Gmne, L. Greene. L Smith, J. Justiss, M. Clark, Trudgen. Smith. Ries. Durham, E, Hendrix, A. Hendrix. Hemten Sponson. 4 dl CHRISTIE. FRONT ROW: Baker uponsm. Biiting. Chandler, Sucsy. Newion. THIRD ROW: White, Starling. Gray. Clark. FDCkS. Greenway, ' M. Barratt. SECOND ROW: Kimmel, Pralher, Messick, Mills. Kramar, Johnson. 167 MUSIC GROUPS Singing groups begin working on new concert presentations After returning from a summer overseas tour. the A Cappella Chorus and the Belles and Beaul' both immediately began working an entirely new shows for their performances this year. On Novem- ber 14-16, the A Cappvlla Chorus spent the week end at Abilene Christian Cnllege participating in the Christian College Choral Festival. Two weeks later, they took their annual fall tour, this year a sixistate tour into the Northeast. In the spring. there was an extended nine-state tour. again up into the Northeast as far as New York and Penn- sylvania. Numerous weekend performances were conducted at nearby congregations. The Belles and Beau; unveiled their new show, HA Song for All Seasons, during the lectureship after many long hours of rehearsal. During the semester break. they went on a tour of various southern cities and junior colleges. In an effort to help foreign missionaries conduct a more effective work, the Recording Chorus taped hymns in Chinese, German, and Italian. The Maris and IVomcrfs Ensembles performed during lectureship week with the A Cappella Chorus. While on tours. they performed each night during the concerts. MEN'S ENSEMBLE. FRONT ROW: c. Davis. K. Davis. Bates. ssconn t Whittingtunt Sheafin. THIRD ROW: Mayhall. S Smith, R. Smith. WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE. FRONT ROW: Mickey, Mannen. Wilson. French, Griffith. SECOND ROW: Morris. Thompson. Jones. Key, Powers. 7 H DiIOIIlllS. FRONT ROW: Munn. Adams Newcomb. Jones. 0 Killgore. Ganus,Cul,Adams, Cogan .ln, Darwin. Eaves, Weaver, SECOND ROW' R Tlmmerman. Davis. A. . r w E3337? 1 t. x MD mun FRONT now: Stidharn. Powers c Davis, Whittington. Hardmam Shearin, K. French, MayhaH D. Dowdy. Muncy, C. Morris. K Jones, C. WilsonV Kev. Costlow. A CAPPELLA. FRONT ROW: 3 Watson, L Lawyer. J. Catterlon. B. Schreibei. H. Catterton. K. Jones, Powers. C. Tlmmerman, N, Clark, L. Thompson, Damin. Rice. Medley, C. Gould. C Weaver SECOND ROW: D. Dowdy. 8. Samples. Mason, 3. Woods. K. Fvench, C. Morris, J Adams. B Matthews, Moore, szps. Munn, Key, C. Green. J. Young. Duty. C WIISOn.THIRD ROW: 0 Davis. Kingdon, J. Griffith. Mickey. P. qullamson, Ganus, Richardson. B. Beasley. D. French, Mannen. Bagnetto, Shawn. Simon. Austin, Bates. FOURTH ROW: R. Taylor.Yick. Muvrie, K Dams. B. Smith. T. Beasfey. HardV man. Costlow, Lucas, Geyer. Whittington, Shearm. Muncy Ware FIFTH ROW: Killgare, K. Lee. S. Smith, R, Smith, Vernon. F. Drum. Riley. Nunnally, Wolfe. D. Drum. Mayhall, S Thomas, Stidham. Cox. Smekser. 169 MUSIC GROUPS Music center receives modern rehearsal facilities for Band With entirely new and modem rehearsal facili ties. memhvrs of tho Bimn Hlar'ching Band began working: mrly fur halftime performances at homo football gamer. with tho largest number of pariici pants evm'. In the spring lhcy made a trip to selected high Ht'lumls in Arkansas. During;r the fall the. Stagu Rum! prosonlod an exciting chapel pro- gram. le Pz'p Band cuminnod in play at pep rallies and away fnmhall and basketball ganms. Commencing: lho year with an muting at VVyldo- wnnd. tho Flmrule' maclo prvparations for the Thanksgiving rnnrvrt. Lator in 1110 vcar members made trips In Little Rurk and Southwest Arkansas. Pop show tunes and nm'olly numbers were inrludod in tho rppvrlniro nf tho zUarlrign! Singers. STAGE BAND. FRONT ROW: Wolfe, Bachmann. Nicola, Fowler. Davis, Lucas, Brewer, Murrie. Richardson. Baggett, Showalterl SECOND ROW: Killzon. Whiltington, Boggs, Farrar. BISON BAND. FRONT ROW: Griflith. Genus. Handmani Fariar, PhILIIps, Blucker, Davis. SECOND ROW: Smith, NulL Fowleri McEldufi. Hardman. Davis Gardner Nicoiai Munn, Inscore, Bachmann, Wolfe. THIRD R : Catlerton Fairiey Cates. Nadeau. Logsdon, Williams SpnnkIe McKinney. Price. Fryari Baggett. Page, Boggs Williamson Rahlle Shelion, Mannen. Whinington FOURTH R0W:Richaidsan,SmI1h Baggelt Lasaier Randali Murrie, Deckand, Brewer Dean. Chapman McCartney. Wiiliams, Terry, Seiders Killgore Guyer Bowen. Hill, Weaven Lucas FIFTH ROW Baggett Bowen CHORALE. FRONT ROW: Brnadfool, Allison, BIDWnI Wealherly. Billing, Jestice. Feilows, Martin. Dockery, Lee. Nutt, Kuhl. Rimire, B Wiiliams, D. Williams, Eddleman. Williamson, Stephens, Perry, Corn, Vance, Gibbs. Michener. Wilson. SECOND ROW: tales. Breediuve Franklin, Johns Robinson Fnresee Holderhy Dockery, Powell Hendnckson, Schielher, Stroup Lampson. Chisam. Cheek Bell Weaver, Young, Dudleyi Woodrufl Prairiei Downing Fuchs. THIRD ROW: Cobb, Gibbs, Denham. Davis, Andeison. Wehunl Poik Dell Lunsfordi CDODEL Michaeis. Parks. Henderson. PLum. Clarksoni Giainger, Rogers. Walton, Collins, Miler. Lee. FOURTH ROW: Beason, Cash. Homin. O'Brien. Healy. Cooper, Smnh. Segraves. Little, Allison. Wilson, Shipman. Burress, DaViS. Robens. Hall, Patcheill Bradioid. Scott, Lasaier. Fairley. Vines, Gondin, Cross. FIFTH ROW: Fields. Fmsl, Harris, Siddall, Bachmann. Dixon, Hall. Handy, Eurrnwi Dari. Verdeil, Newman, Brooks, Ratlifl. Evans. Garner. Bates. Lee. Green. Stewart, Trniteri DeVaney. Skaggs. Smelling, McDonald. . FRONT ROW: O'Brien. Burcharn, Clarksun, Dixon. Wehunt. Ganus iDireciuri. Horton, Parks, Cates. Troner. SECOND ROW: Stephens. Shipman. ' I . Play. thIHf. Kuhl, Burress. Nutt. 1i CAMPUS PLAYERS. FRONT ROW, Pr-zden Schrelher, Peddle, Key, Eaves. Vaughan. Rahrle, Peebles Krummel.Nu1t. Hendrickson.THlRD ROW: Nah .- Cooper, Rojas, Kimbru SECOND ROW: Mason, Massey. Gosney, Cook, Gingerich. Reagan, Parker.Cuates,Frazer. Hardman,Wilson.Wise KHCA RADIO STAFF. FRONT ROW Selvua. Lavender, Lawler. Schreiber, Michaels. Pedeni McIntosh SECOND ROW Hardman, Vaughan, Steed, i Francis. Shawn, Martin, Burrow Murrle. Estes. THIRD ROW. Cooke. Ginger- nch. Ingram. Brant Sanduson, Kiser, Moore GlHOl'd, Comm Euhanks :sponsor;. ACTING out this scene from The Torch-Beurers' ends hours Of rehearsal for Jon Burrows, Susan Murray and Sarah Townsley 172 SPEECH AND DRAMA GROUPS Debaters insist on dominating tilts against strong opposition Harding's Dvbrm! Tam! mmimuwl ln rluminatv tho tournaments in whirh it pan-iiripalmi. Inrhuiml in the lt'mrnamonls wpro tlum- nt TCU. SMU and Bradley Unix'vrsity. Radio station KIN?! t'ulllillllt'll 1n IH'HadCHSi Hows. spurts and variml n'pt-s ul' musir. Ncn foatln't's infludml Saturdav M'u'ning pmgmms 0! popular musir. Among: the mnjm' jnnrhlriimh ui' thv x'mr 1,5 ' f for debate tournaments, Georqe Edwards, Wayne . . J , .. . , V , . . : K 1 - . . - , .. . . . , .31, and Reagan Wilson seek perfection In delivery styie. amf U5 IIUMH nut Hm lull i1 Ix an Ix dml Cyrano r19 Bomorar. 6'? DEBATE TEAM. FRONT ROW: Yuung Lavender. Otdmyd. KeJIy. Edwards SECOND ROW: R. Dockery. Pierce. idwards, Garner, Wilson THIRD ROW: 3'. ' W Dockery. Sigmund, CasKIe, Eubanks uponson, Uluey uponsorW. SCHEDULING and playing records is only one of the many aspects of running the board for KHCA disc Lackey Don Pierce. 173 SPEECH AND DRAMA GROUPS French drama wins Arkansas division of stage competition mI'he Nosel! was king of drama as Hardingk 1969-70 drama department produced the magnifi- cent comic-tragody 0f Cyrano d0 Bergerac. Written by tho Fronch playwright Edmond Rostand. hCyrano do Bergerac is the love story of a brave Soldier with a beautiful soul but an ugly nose. Teresa Rushmn was the beautiful maiden wooed visibly by the handsome Mike Wise and wooed poetically by the dashing, but shy, Chuq Parker. Ahly directed by Larry Menefeo, Cyrano de Ber- gerac was honored by winning the Arkansas divi- sion of the American College Theatre Festival, a brilliant accomplishment since the total number of performers and technical assistants was limited to twentyifive. Chuq Parker was also named one of the ten outstanding perfnrmers of Region V Col- lege Theatre Festival in Fort VVm-th. Texas. PAINTING the set in preporafion for the producfion of Cyrano de Bergerac, director Lorry Menefee assists in iusr minuTe details; 174 REFtECTING upon his vast experiences, Chuq Parker, us CV ' . . de Bergerac, momentarily expounds upon his philosophy ofl PLEADING for Teresa Rushmn's level Mike Wise i5 rebuffed - ' her demands that he be as poetic in person as he was in lam mom Row: Laney. Rubens. Russell, Mitchell, Rojas, Bishop. SECOND ROW: Dempsey, Smith.Cnates, Keller. Shuffield. . n u 1' ' Uh , VA K Hill. FRONT ROW: Fletcher. Collins. Goldman, Hooton, McBride. DEPARTMENTAL $00ND ROW: R. Neely, Frauenthal, Clark. Conley. Cogan, Roll. Timmpson. Bates. Helsten. McDonald, Crim, Vickers, Z'mk. . ' Harding sends representatives a stoic president of the Senior Academy of Sciencel 1.0 State Academy Of SClence 'j. t speaks 10 Ihe Science Club which he also sponsors. Masquerading as famous works of art. art ma- jors and minors gathered for a fall Halloween party to become better acquainted. In spring The Guild sponsored the annual art sale. The Science Club received statewide recognition due to accomplishments of its momhers. Professor Lawson was elected state president nf the Senior Academy of Science while David R011 assumed duties as secretary-tmasuror uf lho Collegiate Academy of Science. Scientific papors were pre- sented at a conference at Arkansas Tvrh by several of the club members. 175 -.' . . :- j; '3. :3 ' 37.1 T g5 ;. AHEA. FRONT ROW: Ross. Darnell, Ward. Darwin, Neal. Brown. Dockery. SECOND ROW: Holt, Trimm. Willis, Messick, Teal, Wherry, Wilson. Lindley, DEPARTMENTAL French club records hymns for foreign missionaries as proiect Again 1111.91ng thn largest Arkansas chaptor. Har- ding's momhnrs of tho Sludrn't Nmimmi Education .4ssraciml rn1 participated in the stair wide romow nial t'PIPhrntinn this year. Among the varied activi- tivs nf lhv .Ilrktmxas Homu Econmnics .A'issm'iarfon won- '$;111ta's H'urkslmp and a breakfast for all froshman and transfm' studoms. Recording hymns fur missinn wurk in Franre and Canada was the main project of tho 1 r1'rzrlz Club. Musir majors and minors acquainted themselves with tho lotthniquvs of ordering, prugmmming and directing musiral mmpnsitinns thmllgh the Student flfusr'c Edumh tinnal Natirmai Forzfrrvnw. Aictivils' Clinics such as urbhmjv. Immis and gymnastics wore SINZHJSOTPd by tho PERM! Club for P. E. majors and minors. FRENCH CLUB. FRONT ROW: Caldwell, Ruemer, Clarksun. Burton. SECOND ROW: Lavender, Foresee, Brennan. Cooper. Mann. THIRD ROW: Timmerman. Daily. THIRD ROW: Holt. Moody. Thorburn. Talfey, Sybert, Houtnn, man, Biggerslafl. Taylor. Claar. E7 ,3? 82 . . g - ill CONFERRING with Mrs. Blocksten, Becky Ross plans on U.- ing meeting as a port of her duties as statewide AHEA pres 4; Waikinsl Sperry, Dixon. Wane. PROM ROW: Sandi. Jones. Moore, Kuhl, Powers, SECOND ROW: Paltick. FOURIH ROW: Lucas, Vick. Bell, fuller. Smith. Shearin, Riley, , lumen. Whit'lield. Simon, Grilfith, Key. Watson. THIRD ROW: Mayhall. WOIfE. T Nuwnsnn. Dean, Davis, Kingdon, Whittington. Bates, Richardson. Q. E 5-. . g lI .I ROW: Kndrich. HaH, Caldwell, Hitting, Butterfield, Stewart, Bride, Patton, M. Childers. Fuchs, Graddy. Barton, Kingdon. l.. Chiiders, u -l .,.Hlllmas. Roberts. SECOND ROW: Spurrier, Plum, Franklin, Parks, R.Wllliarns, D. Williams, Dailey, Clarkson. FIFfH ROW: Bomar, John. Sid . Brhton. Powell, Foresee. Darby, Kennnn, Ensrninger. THIRD ROW: dens, Spikes. J. Davis, Brown, Reynolds. R. Dixon, Cox, Nadeau, Cuates, mosh. Slnlebing. Fenley, Stroup, Fairley, Greenway, Mills, Doggett. Wilson. Fuller, Horton. Sharer, Sharp, Spikes. non. King, Scott. FOURTH ROW: Walton, Chronister. Fowler, Mc- FfNNT ROW: Corn. Griffith, Cheek. Woodward. Shipman, SECOND Kelly, Verdell, Pruitt, Treadwell. FOURTH ROW: Davis. Bruckman, Watkins. . Ilerriman. Hetiinger, Messet, Hamel. Messer. THIRD ROW: Gates. Bailey BDOHSOU- SERVICE CLUBS Dactylology members attend deaf worship services weekly The Dactylologr Club continued its weekly journey to Little Rock to help the Central congrega- tion conduct its worship services for the deaf mem- bers. Each Thursday evening club members met to increase their proficiency in the deaf language. Arriving at school a week before most students, the Big Sisters prepared to make each new coed feel welcome. During the preceeding summer, they wrote letters to prnspective coeds answering their questions about Harding. Operating under the auspices of the Womenas Dorm Council, the Fire- marshals were organized to assist in the orderly evacuation of the dorm in the event of a fire. The Mei: Wing Counselors were fOITHCd to help run PRACTICING the sign language used. in commuhicmio-n- 2? the men's doms in an orderly fashion. deaf persons, members meet weekly to Increase their profit: . ' DACTYLDLOGY. FRONT ROW: Shroades. Cross, Shotield. Roemer, Willard, Wisham. Cleveland, Childers. Ph. Clark, Huff, Phillips. Pa. Clalk. Torrens. 1. Russell. Hutchens, Rivoire, Andrews. Parks, Graves. SECOND ROW: Moody. McKinney, Hootun. Dykes tspanson, FOURTH ROW: Newman, Crone, Bi D. McKinney. Whitten. Wolfe. D. White, Tollett, Collins. inman, Hettinger, Mahatfey, Grotzke, Hammond, Hart, Davis, Sanderson, Hargett. Kokotlu'lvdu, Bell. Herron. S. White. THIRD ROW: Paddle, Breedlove. Massey. Hamilton, Sampson. Fant, Albright. Buness. Jenningse BIG SISTiRS. FRONT ROW: Mahan, Hall. Hammond, Beard, Clay. Powell, Kodrich, Farley. Bradford. Williams, Horton. Short. Drennan, Womadt, Gma- Giles. Sprmger. SECOND now: Smith, Doggett, Michener, Britton, Grimes. way. FOURTH ROW: Ganus, Massey, Spikes. Naron, Messer. Holland. Mum. Darnell. Hawkins. Howery. 5. Cooper, Messick. THIRD ROW; Caldwell. Spikes. Hooton.M.Cooper.Sharp. 5F 5; a Q COUNSELORS. FRONT ROW. Reeves. Myhan. Adams, Pmczuk. Kiser. Harrell. Meeks. Wolfe. , BOW: Madin. Pruitt, Fuller, McClain, Castes THIRD ROW: Kelly. . . i ii: +55 6 I l - m FIREMARSHILS. FRONT ROW: Allen. Besier. Murphy, Wood- mar. THIRD ROW: McKinney. lnman, Hare, Cross, Williams. n. SECOND ROW: Darnell, Woodmfi. Walton, Luztrell, Kra- 179 SPECIAL INTERESTS International club hosts party, features favorite foreign foods Highlighting the social spectrum of the Inter- national Club was a party featuring foods from the members' native countries. The primary purpose for the club was to promote cooperation and under- standing between American and foreign students. During a six-wook course in basic photography, the Camera Club members learned to develop film and make prints. Enthusiastic support accompanied by banners and clcrorations at the football games was characteristic of tho Bison Boosters. The activities of the Harding Business IVorm'n culminated in the annual BossesI Night banquet in May. For a pro- ject members chose to continue helping Irene JohnSLm's childrmfs camp in Germany. Sparking interest among outdoor enthusiasts. the Spclunkers travelled thmughout Arkansas locating and ex- ploring caves. INTERNATIONAL CLUB. FRONT ROW: hda, Horie. Emma Wan, Kramar. Sando. SECOND ROW: Eddy Wan, Chang. Robinson. Hare, Massey. Hehinger. 180 . .::.; E :' I : 12h - - z -I 3 : .;. CAMERA CLUB. FRONT ROW: Thweatt. McKinney. SECOND ROW: Johnna: Hiatt. THIRD ROW: Gaines. Harkey. qukeh. THIRD ROW: Swaid, Weiss. Jahshan, Barge. Pinczuk. , ' m. FRONT ROW Bnlting. Skellon, Lee Springer. Tan. Hettmger. Camp. Cassily. Cums. Judy Hon. Beason, Jean Hol1.Turner FIFTH szconn ROW: Phillips. Paddle. Lawyer, D. Brown, Sharp, Cochran, ROW: Reeve. Duckery, Guild. Chin. Frauenlhal. Mahaifey. 1ullos. McDunald, '1, Mtlnmr. THIRD ROW: Sexlon. Massey. angling. Gear, Furesee, Bmgman. Chapman, Con1ey. Tim. Holderby. N. Brown. antow. FOURTH ROW: Talley. Fuchs, SPELUNKERSA FRONT ROW: R Smith Seudels, Walden. Bairy. SECOND ROW: Mallack, M. Sm.lh. Pierce, Voyles, HARDING BUSINESS woum. FRONI RUW: Mason. Fly, Watts. SECOND ROW: anahl, Tucker. THIRD ROW: Pickens, Hughes, Brownmg, Burt. O'Bamon. FOURTH ROW: Young, Sexson. Birdsall. 181 POLITICAL GROUPS Lectures on Constitutionalism sponsored by political group Tlnc- Hauling; vlmptm' nf 111v Young slrrn'r'ic-am fur IVn'e'dnm um t'H'SS'Hl-IGHV a musm'vativv, llnnA Iml'limlll jmlilit'ul group. 'IHIIP promotion of CnnSIir llltinnnl um'vrnnwnl and individual riglltq Hm- sliiuu-ti ilq lmuir purpmv along- with ln'm-irliug an art'vjllnhlt- ith'llllD ulH vxprvssinn fur fx'nlulg lu-rsunx willlin Illn RVHII'IH ni' llll' rnllpgg'iatv rumnnmilv. At its hirrllnlllllly unwlinus spvakprs IN'Iun-d IIII suh- ivrts' rle'nliny. will! lllv Cnmliluliun and Cumlim- linnal Lam Tllv nrpcanimlinm mmlnrtvrl a fund- raiHinu uutllmign in HIP spring, Kllmving pnpulul' nmlinn pir'lun-x' plum n rlurummttar'y film ulrlainml Hutu tin- Nellimml lirlutalinn Prugt'am. 2n hvlp sup- purl thv Krilh' YAF Vhaph-I'. Pvriudit' trips tn Litllv Rutk wrxrv JIPHWRHI'V ha atimul HIP 512110 lmzlrrl HIPPt' ings ulwrr' xhlhtu'idn plans were i'm'mnlntvrl. As its: prnim'l. lhv grnnp ussixtr'rl in tho publiruiinn nl' 'I'lzv l-fmrun'. 11w SIEHI' YAF paper whirll tlmlt will: vurn-nl sIulv and national issuosH 182 INFORMAL discussions by student leaders concerning upcoming proiec'rs and events are a regular occurence within the group. YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM. FRONT ROW: Chisam. Achlin. H 17 ROW: Dermody. Neely, Falula. THIRD ROW: Burk. Boultinghousn, H .-. FOURTH ROW: Castle, Magnusson. Lawrence. 1: x xi. . . '. h t . 1 $ m um. FRONT ROW: Lavender. P. Edwards. SECOND ROW: Pleicc. iv '5' t t u ' ; IIM- FRONT ROW: Flowers, Reagan. Cooke. SECOND ROW: Brant. Gifford, Eubanks tspanson. r'llmar. THIRD ROW; Dockery, Sigmund, Eubanks tsponson, NATIONAL HONOR GROUPS Iota Beta Sigma emphasizes development of local chapter The major tasks of Iota Beta Sigma were involved in helping the local chapter to become fully opera- tional. After prospective members were selected, they were required to pass the Federal Communicae tion Commissionts third class broadcasting test for final admission. Pi Kappa Delta conducted educational forums on three relevant topics this year. The Arkansas Con- stitutional Convention was the subiect of the first forum and later in the semester Congressman Wilbur Mills spoke to the group. In the spring the Arkansas State Speech Festival was hosted at Har- ding College. 183 ALPHA PHI GAMMA. FRONT ROW: Venable, Magnusson, Julian. BACK ROW: Cape. West, Green. Crouch. Bailey. Kerlar, Simmons. ALPHA PSI OMEGA. FRONT ROW: Klmbfu. Selma, Mason, Key, Pedenk sun, Reagan, Parker,Meneieerunson. SECOND ROW: Vaughan, Wilson. Gingerich, Wise. THIRD ROW; Ulrey upon- PHI ALPHA THETA. FRONT ROW: Edwards, Thomas, Bailey. SECOND ROW: Flowers. Oliver. THIRD ROW: Leticrman, Porter. Cook. -,,', HI. FRONT ROW: Shaggs. Julian, Caldwell. Andrews. Pruitt. Hadrick, Kofahl, Rolland, Smith, Wal1er, Bingman. 'RDW: McLeod. Hicks. Jarnagin. Venabte, Shroades, THIRD ROW: NATIONAL HONOR GRO UPS Phi Alpha Theta raises funds, buys primary source material Organized to foster interest among students and faculty in the journalistic arts. Aipha Phi Gamma held its annual banquet and formal initiation in April. Phi Alpha Theta undertook as its project to buy primary source material for the library. Papers and book reviews were presented at their meetings. Members of Pi Gamma Psi heard Arthur Andersen speak on professional opportunities in public .310 counting during a slide presentation at a dinner meeting in the fall. Emphasizing good craftsman- ship and high standards. Kappa Pi sponsored the annual art show in the spring. Beginning: the year .. with a reception for interested students, Alpha Psi mm W: 305W: Wii'immt SECOND ROW: Rabensr 9 9' Omega worked steadily throughout the year to THIRD ROW: Smutll. Grean. - ' ' promote the dramatlc arts on campus. I- AMERICAN STUDIES. FRONT ROW: Hays, Word, Julian. Line. Holland. Patchelt. Bender, Anders, Short, Dooley. SECOND HOW: Chin. Pruitt, W. Dockery, AMERICAN STUDIES Tour of Cowboy training area highlights excursion to Dallas For students in the American Studies program, the full tour continued to be one uf the major high- lights of the year. Upon their arrival in Dallas the group visited the LTV Building and also received a guided tour through the IBM educational and training center, Later in the tour the members in spected the training area of the. Dallas Cowboys and interviewed coach Tom Landry. In addition, the group toured the facilities of Braniff Airlines, the A.B.C. television center and General Motors assembly division. The spring tour carried the ensemble to Chicago. Centered around the theme. ttPerspectives in the 70,51 numernus speakers were invited to lecture on topics ranging frum the Vietnam War to narcotics. RELAXING in the middle of the day between Tours, several members watch from the courtyard of IBM as a ief takes off. 186 $ 'xt' Milhnllen, Reeve. Flowers, Hicks. Dixon. 1HIRD ROW: McLeod. Hans, : 'f Tanker, Rolland, Wallei, Bingman, B. Jarnagin, Milton. Venahla. EXPLAINING how computers function, on IBM spokesmen ptays a magnetic tape cartridge containing recorded Inform- Am. TEAM. SEATED: Harris,, Hicks. STANDING: Cole. Reeve, Milhoflen. Dixon. huh i -' 121' Lam L111! 2 .- ; NG informuiion to assist the team in making decis'sons Ta! ihe responsibilities of Team captain Rick Venoble. BUSINESS TEAMS Veteran members lead Emory business team in title defense Preparations were initiated early in the year by the Emory Business Team to defend the champion- ship won by the 1969 team. Being the first ex- perienced members ever on the teanL Lynn Dixon and Don Hicks were chosen to lead the team. The Executive Games Team entered competition hoping to retire the caveted trophy by defeating more than forty schools for the third time. Pre- cedent was set by adding two women to the team. 'rulES TEAM. SEATED: Holland, Waller. Dooley. STANDING: Sain. Venable, Milton. SodiaI Clubs HX l J I J l4 7 INTRODUCTION Social clubs assist in gathering money for new student center Emphasis 1m service projects characterized the social club your. Several Clubs donated money to bringr a student's wife from Biafra. gave money to the Student. Lnyzilty Fund fm a new student center and wurkvd with tho Cllildrenis Home in Morril- tun, Club Cnmpmitinn was keen. not unly in all club spurts but also in collectingr toys for UK' Toy and Daily Drive ilt Christmas. in selling: fire thin- guislinrs tn raisv munoy for the student center fund and in presenting Chapel programs. Because it com flicled with Homecoming activities, Pledge Week was changed frum the sixth 10 the seventh week of sclmnl. Ruuglmcss of pledging activities in past years led to rlmnges in pledging rules; however, thr' traditional apparel and embarrassing activities rei maimed fm' pledges. Fnrmal banquets in the spring, outings and such functions as hayrides. spaghetti summrs and nldnfashioned Christmas parties pru- videtl members and their dates with an oscapv from tho drudgery 01' Classes and exams. SIGMA TAU's challenging cry lor Tiger blood characterizes The emhusicsm of social club entries in the Homecoming parade. KAPPA SIGMA pledge Keith Brown finds lho'r 0 party hm and a pacifier constitute purl of the embarrassment of pledge week. 190 'l r . - k l I J W Mn , n... mm m - :1 q- A or: MA ' I . J , , ,1. 4, .. a : P r? kn i ill 1' le I i ' n ' ..i L' J. .lel' - :1. M f :9' - If It: 1 J j ; 71: JP . : 3i I '. , F 1' x vow P' rr .W' 551' o C I ,u eff; .'X. CHECKING the social club board for notices of meetings a i- ball games is a regular stopover on the way to the matthw. VINE a Lifesaver requires concentration as Rossene Wisham LAMBDA SIGMA'S Dale Hill, receiving the ball, is surrounded by . data Dick RusseH discover at There Psi's western party. ?wo persisTen'r defenders in c spirited interclub rag-rag game. PACKING books To be sem to Zambia Christian School, AEX: respond to that covntry s need for educmionaf materials. ALPHA EPSILON CHI Interest in Zambian education inspires club proiect for AEX 'l'hv mhuntiun nf tho Zambian pmplo has hovn tlw main t-nm-orn ul' Alpha Epsilon Chi this .vvzu'. Following Dr: Gvnrgv Bpnsmfs plea for Nlurational mmnriztls; AICXE wont to work tn Cullm't used text- books for Zambia Christian Srlmnl. Boxes wore plated in all dm'milm'ivs and students wore 8.8de to tlnnatv bunks whivh they no longer used. Tho club dvparlml fmm Hm usual tvpo Christmas party for its Dvwqu-r I'nnrlinn. AEX15 and lhvir il'dTPS cc-loln'atml HIP lmlitlav sr-astm with u Cllamlknll party at Hu' Soart'y Optimist Club. Other activities of tlw w-ur mngml I'rnm measuring: the Ivllgth uf nwds' skirts' during: pledge wevk tn a spring: outing and huntlnot. OFFICERS. Marty Jones, Pres.; Jim Medlock, Vice-Pres.; Paul Huynie, Sec Trensl; George Bogge'rt Dr. James Hedrick, Spon- sorsv H.111! W m 192 Club Queen Rita Schreiber ALPHA EPSILON CHI. TOP ROW: Baggett. Hedrick csponsorsL Anthony. SEQ! 0ND ROW: Clark, Hammond, Haynie. THIRD ROW: Jones. Leepar, L'tmbom Ja. Medfock. FOURTH ROW: Jim Medlock. Patterson. Shroades. Walden. W '. : - - IIFIII 1 :5 7- I v- I QI Y-l ALPHA PHI KAPPA APK's putemphosis on sports, place in football and softball Placing its emphasis on sports, APK grabbed second in B team football and softball and third in A team football and softball. Signs supporting the Bisons in intercollegiate sports also displayed API'CS athletic spirit. Pledge Allen Coley was chosen queen for APICS mLea party At the annual func- tion pledges are required to dress as girls and give a party for members of the club A fifty percent increase in membership brought the Club to a new high of forty-five. Completing the year for APICS were a spring banquet and outing and a hayride and informal party at chlfs stables. CD . Ch OFFICERS. Roy Steele Pres.; Don Boin Vice Pres.; Jock Gardner, Sec. T-reos.; Billy Ray Cox Gene Dugger, Randy Brannon Sponsors. ALPHA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW: Brannon. Cox, Bugger Gponsorsx Allen. SECOND ROW: Bain, Booker, Caudle, Clarkson. Coley. THIRD ROW: C'uce. Curtis, Delaet. Dixon. Dotson. FOURTH ROW: Ellioll, FrauenthaluGardner. Hackworlh, Handy. FIFTH ROW: Isbell. Kendrick, McDougal, McKeel. Manin. SIXTH ROW: Milhollen, Pugh, Redd,Russell,Sapp.SEVENTH ROW:-D. Sandlin, G. Sandlin, Sawyer. Steele, Wade. .7 5 , intent and Ieady for delivery of the ball, Gory Manin ' - 5 Alpha Phi Kappa in dub bowling competition. Club Queen Dee Bielbv PRACTICE and hard work are needed to develop The backstroke us Randy Krupe prepares to swim for Alpha Tau in imramurals. ALPHA TA U EPSILON Alpha Tau triples its club size, snares first in club swimming Furmwl unly two years agn. Alpha Tau Epsilml has alums! lriplml its membership Frum a small mmnbvrship of twelve in the spring of 1.068 tho t'lnh jumped In a high uf thiHy-throc this yoz1r.'I l1is4 im-rmsv in sizo has mmblod Alpha Tau's In par 1icipam' zu'livoly in all smalliclub spurts. In last yr-ar's track and i'ivlrl day they accumulated enough puinls tn Ialw wvnnd plarc as well as sorurod tho vfmmninnship in Club swimming: In Dvromhor Mr. Rnnuld lh'uthr-rlun. mm nf tho glulfs now sponsors. husrml n u'oinvr mast and party for Alpha Tank and lhvir rlalvs A spring outing in Blanrhard Springs mnrludml lhc Club-s activo voar. OFFICERS. Jim LeMarr, Pre5.; Bob Stiger, Vice-Pres.; Charles Reoves. Sec.-Trecs.; Ronald Bro'rherton, Ed White, Sponsors, ALPHA TAU EPSILON. TOP ROW: Brothenon, White monsorsL Bradburn, Brown, CIEWS. SECOND ROW: Drew, Harrell, Hayes, lvey. Kinney. THIRD ROW: Kokolkiewicz. Krape, LeMarr, McCaffrey, Mellor. FOURTH ROW: MJIeI. Mass, Mnurol Musick. Peacock. FIFTH ROW: Petty. Rake, Ratliff Reaves. Shipman SXXTH ROW: Shelton, Siarnes. Steed. Sliger Stutt. vawn 194 ilk-t Club Queen Susan Hankins Club Queen Judy Fenley .3' ISSIVE 10 the commands of his pledge masters, a Beta Phi ' He has his hand immersed into 0 mysterious substance. PHI MPH. TOP ROW: Pryor. Sewell, Wilson mponsorsi, Allen. Austin, Bailey, Bradford, Burress. SECOND ROW: Clements, l'l. Davis. J. Davis, Joet Davis, J; Dempsey. T. Dempsey. Dockery. THIRD ROW: Evans. Fields, Former, Fowler, Frost. Fugatt, Fuller. BETA PHI KAPPA Industrious Beta Phi members give college sign fresh look The Harding: Cullvgv sign nn Raw Stront 21L roivod a now appr-armlt'v a5 a rosull of Beta Phi Kappa's projert Beta PINS painted thp l'mlod lotter- ingg to aid visiteu's in locating 1110 rampus. In Spurn; actiun Beta Phi tank scmnd in bnlh A and B small Club fnnthall and third in softball. Fr'bruary 28 was rhoson as the date for a fnrmal banquet in Little Rock. Hosted by P1111135 Lamp- lighter. the event had as its theme Sumo En chanted Evening. Plodge week found Beta Phi inductees trying m secure tho signature of H mm- existvnt Student and trying: to dwiphm' their plpdga ing instructions. OFFICERS. Wayne Burress, Pres.; Mike Sadler, Vice-Pres.; Harry Fuller, Sec; Mike Pence, Treos.; Dr. Ed SeweH, Dr, Neale Pryor, Murray Wilson, Sponsors. Hadley, Haynes. FOURTH ROW: Horton. Kilzy, King, Leach. Miller, Pence, Rahrle, Reagan. Sadler. FIFTH ROW: Shuifield. Smith, Thomas, Utley, Venable, Waller. Winget. Womack. Wcmds CHI SIGMA ALPHA Santa Claus makes initial stop at Chi Sig's Christmas festivity Santa Claus made his first stop of the Christmas season 31: Chi Sigh third functinn. Dressed as Santa and his elf Doug Killgnre and Danny Bluckor pre- sented gifts to each of the Chi S'igfs dates. During the. evening couples enjoyed a spaghetti supper and such games as AATwister and Funny Bones.u Bolstered by twenly-five new nmmbem Chi Sigs dc- feated Beta Phi to capture the small club football championship. The club's religiously oriented chapel program won first place among all club entries. A banquet in March and a late spring,r outing completed the ycafs activities. angfv 41111 in A 6'3 H M12141. 1141 a? mail hall, Nicola. Nunnally, Parker. FOURTH ROW: Prout. Rhodes. Suva , Shearin, L. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith. Stewart, Stidham. Stough, Sum FIFTH ROW: Thomas, Trotter, Tunas, Vaughn. Vick. Ware, Watson. Whlw-I hunt, Whittingmn. J. Williams. R. William: CHI SIGMA ALPHA. TOP ROW: Organ tspunson. Barclay, Bates, Bawcom. B. Beasley, T, Beasley. Bingman. Blucker, Buck, Carr. SECOND ROW: Cox, Crown. C. Davis, D. Davis. Dean, Drum. Duke. Eason. Estes. Fly. THIRD ROW: Hardman. Hollis. James. Johnson. KfllgoreA Logslun, McDonald, May- 196 OFFICERS. Dean Bowcom, Presq- Cox, Sec; Ferrell Drum, Treos.; Dennis Organ, Sponsor. Intmmlmu Club Queen A Carol Winlcmd Bob Watson Vice-Pres.; V- A v? .Xngxn4. Ln Club Queen Paula Chronisier FRATER SODALIS Conspicuous spelunkers' hots identify weary Frater pledges Although cave exploring W113 1101 a part 01' pledge week Fratcrs, pledges weio 1110111111011 by their spelunkors11ats.Trial by 21 rrr'im kangaroo court finally brought an end to 11 u 00k of endurance fm' pledges. Games. refreshmonts and folk songs were enjoy 0d bv Fratei's and thoir dates at 11 mid winter partv at VV Vldounod.C1ub projects: i111 11111011 sol1ing bread f01 the March 111 Dimes drivn and 111a1ing posters in the 5111110111 center 110f111'o 11211111 111011112111 game. The yoaris activities also 1111111111011 a secular Chapel program and a Friday l1111 11111 111111111101 at the R011 App1e Inn in 1101101' Springs. FRATER SODALIS. TOP ROW: England, Ritchie. Wright 1sponsors1. Adams. SECOND ROW: Alexander. Barge, Brooks. Coburn, Combs. THIRD ROW: Cooke, Davis, Ford, Gariman. Gifford. FOURTH ROW: Hogan, James. Mc- Carty, Mcher, Matlock, FIFI'H ROW: M0195, Mu1phy. Neely, Pauls. Pierce. SIXTH ROW: Ransom, Reese. Sampson, Smith. Swayne. SEVENTH ROW: Terry. Timmerman, Voyles. Wallis, Wmsham. OFFICERS. Loy'ron McCown, Pres.; Jim Adams. Vice-Pres; Kirk Davis, Sec; Lorry Voyles, Trees; Andy Ritchie, Dr. Don England Dr. Winfred Wrigh?r Sponsorsh ANNOYED by The unusual costume hes wearing Probhakar Barge anticiptotes furiher orders from his pledge masters. urr-M. GALAXY Bad weather fails to dampen club spirit of Galaxy banquet Dominating tho Softball compotition, Galaxy th Imlll lhe A and H team Champiunsllipsl MSigns of the Times greeted Galaxy members and their dau-s at a January bunquvt hosted by the Ramada Inn in Cnnway. A sudden Change in the weather pmdurvrl 510m and ivy roads but was not able to uffvcl tho sucrvss Hf the evening. Club sm'vire pro- jorls included selling hrvad fur the Marrh of Dimes. A WOiIICT roast aftor ruugh initiation vndc-d a week of harassment fur Galaxy pledges. GALAXY. TOP ROW: Roberson Qsponson, B. Allison, M. Allison. Eehel, Bench, Bennett. Blasingame, Bowman, Ra, Brewer, RQ Brewer, Brown. SECOND ROW: Bullock, Byrd, Carr. Chism. Coates, Coleman, Conley, J. Copeland. RA Copeland, Devaney. Dixon. THIRD ROW: Drum, Dye, Eason, Egle. Felker. Flanz, Gardner. Gaff, Harris, Hedrick. Henderson. Herndon. FOURTH ROW: Q M Q m '1 1 9'- 11-41 m1 198 -hi tld 1.4.4.514h1m VT Club Queen Stevie Green Jerry Myhcn, Vice-Pres.; OFFICERS. Lynn Dixon, Pres.,- 7 Dr. Bryce Roberson, Spa -'- Kee. Sec; Dennie Reeve! Treas.; Hinton, Huffaker, Hughes, E. Johnson, JQ Johnson. B. Kee, D. Kee. K v: Langfnrd. May, Miller, MuncyQ FIFTH ROW: Myhan, Newman, Olsen. t Palmer. Parker, Phari. Pinczuk, Pulley. Ralston, Reeve, Raves. SIXTH W : Roberts, Sain. Shannon. Sills, Smelser. Smith, Tacker, Taylor, Treat. WI , Whaley. Wheatley. Mun, .3. 3 MW :3 Club Queen linda Kodrich Emmy , I 4 a. i; F -...-, TD; SIDESTEPPING an oncoming opponent, Bo Brockmon snaps a quick pass to his receiving teammate in Kappa Sigma rog-icg. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA. TOP ROW: Myers, Williams lsponsorsl, Anderson, Bagley. Blachly. SECOND ROW: Brockman. Brown. Bruner. Eurleigh, Butler- field. THIRD ROW: Carpenter, Cnates, Doak, Everidge, Frauenthall FOURTH ROW: Frieze, Galloway, Geer, Hanna, Gargen, Halman. FIFFH ROW: Hix, Lockamy, McKechnie, Mathias. Miller, Miltonl SIXTH ROW: Myers, Parrish, Pruill. B. Reiboldt, M. Reiboidt, Richmond. SEVENTH ROW: Roberts. Robert- son. Ruble. Sanders, Sanderson. Shaw. EIGHTH ROW: Snider. Stevens. Stricklin, Tenell, Wel1s. White. OFFICERS. Gmy Comes, Pres; Bill Relbolt, VicerPrESJ Mike Pruitr, Sec; Bob While, Treos.; Tom Myers, Jim Ed Williams' Sponsors. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Enlarged membership assists Kappa Sig's in club athletics A sharp increase in momlmrsllip alluwod Kappa Sigmals to participate actively lIl all Club sports. The Club snared lllE B loam l'uutlmll championship and also placed first in l3 loam vullvylmll. Sister Club Tri Kappa joined Kappa Sigs fur am evening of roller skating at the Sourry skating rink. The year's activities ranged from a kangamn rourt during rough initiation In a fall lluyrido tn VVylde- wood and a spring banquet and outing. Club Queen Ellen Puller KNIGHTS. TOP ROW: Eubanks. Osborne uponsom. Bachmann. Bashaw, Battles SECOND ROW: Brooks. Brown. Burt, Castle. Confet. THIRD ROW: Drewett, Evans, Fani. Fowler. Greene. FOURTH ROW: Hall, Helsten, Jahshan, Johnson. Law. FIFIH ROW: McLain, Morris, Murray. Nadeau, Pankey, SIXTH ROW: Peebles, Renfroe, Ries. Russell. Siddall. SEVENTH ROW: Smith. Swaid, Thompson. Turner, Wheeler. KNIGHTS Knights bicycle pigskin to SCA for final game of grid season Following a precedent set last year. Knights car- ried the football for the last Bison game from Searcy to State College of Arkansas by bicycle. At game time Knights were present to hand the ball to the referee. Witticisms from Dr. Neale Pryor entertained club members at their April banquet, which was held at the Red Apple Inn. Taking time out of a lmsy pledge Week Knights supervised a study hall frnm which pledges were taken indivi- dually for crnss-examinatian. Escorted by Jim Brown and Doug Bashaw. club queen Ellen Potter represented Knights in the Homecoming parade. OFFICERS. Dennis Smith, Pres.; Boyce McClain, Vice-Pres.; Bobby Thompson, See; David Font, Treus.; Bob Eubonks, Roddy Osborne, Sponsors. Jhr fixuulhli- x -h. KNOWING that inclement wecnher does not interrupt pledg- H activities, Allen Peebfes protects his shield from the rain; 1'. IOP ROW: Walker isponson. Barriger. Bridges, Ctaytoni SECOND . Donner, Grain, Cmtis. Dani THIRD ROW: Freeman, Gingerich, Madden, V FOURTH ROW: Peebles. Poleat. Schwenker. Sullivan. Wise. Club Queen DnneHe Kev KOINONIA Trip to Koinonic Cove begins rigorous initiation for pledges A trip in tho Kninnnia Cm'o hogan an DVOHinJ of rigorous initiatinn fur imV'iV' Knimmia piotiqos. After Iwin;T i'inramlr'd'i iudllrlhvs; wnrv nlmnrlnnpd sovorai miles outside Som'rv mid furrm! l0 walk hmk tn campus. In Novmnhvr 11w Cillii 111191an a hamhurrrm f1V at Kimmis l ark lnllrmim: i1 i1aV- Iidv in the mid amumn air. tho ?.an of frVinq han'1hm'p'm's VVas wolrnmvd 1w Ixninunin .; and their daivs. Bringing lmnm Tu tlw tlub HHS quwn Dnnotto Kr-V' 215 $110 roprrwsmnvrl Kninmiia in liw Pa'fit Ivan rnurt. A hanquvt ut Conway's Ramada Inn. with mitertainmom prm'itlml by Randy. lorry and Dt'r-VV'. Climaxed sm'nnd MWIIMIM' arliV'ilios. OFFICERS. John Curtis, Pres.; Darrell Porrick, Vice-Pres.: Louis Wcms, Sec.-Treas,; Dr. Richard Woiker, Sponsor, READING from Death of o Solesmcnf contestants Don, Wise and Peebles, represent Koinonio in ?he Speech Ar'rs Tourney. LAMBDA SIGMA Lambda's lead mole division in club OUT sole competition HI'RIJUIHHIIL III lilo SA'S ploa fur smini i'llle 1n I'IIESII IIIIIIIIIy lhr a now sludvnl IIIIIIlI'r. Liltllhdil Sigilllil.H lmi IIH IIIOIfs Phlils in tho SA smesnrorl UI'T Snlv Cnnlpr'titiun. in winning lmnhdak rva'IIt-Il a l-F'r rlIIh purticilaaliml in tho mmfs flhiRiIIll. Fur its u'nrk tlIP I lIIIJ I'I'I'Divwi a fifty- Ilnllm' I'III-rlx l'mm IIIC SA and will Ilavv 515 namo uII il IIIII'IIIIIIIIIIII plaque in tho III-w studvnt I'mltI-r. As u m-rnml pruiI-vl Lamhrla's Imn'itlml I'IIIIir-s of tho Alma Mum for the 5mm: hunks new! in rimpoi. Suriui flllliiiillllb iur Lamlidn's iIII'lIIIlml n hzwririo tn U'Vlcivmmrl iillll a March banquet ilt ilII- Stuck- lInlIII Hmlnurunt iII llr'imr Springs. SA presidem Rod Brewer presents c: check Io Lambda presi ' i Chuck Richardson for his club 5 poriicipulion in the OUT 5a OFFICERS. David Crouch, Pres; John Wright Vice-Pres.; Gordon Sutherlin, Sec; Chuck Richardson, Treos.; Bill Culp, Charles Walker, Sponsors. .. .E'c lrlimh Club Queen Pauiu Fairlev d2 :i ii LAMBDA SIGMA. TOP ROW: Culp Walker ispansmsi Brewer. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Conley, Crites Crim Crone THIRD ROW: Crouch Davis Hill, Hooper. Logsdon. FOURTH ROW McCadney Nwakeh Randall, Reed. RIchardson FIFTH ROW' Seiders Summitt. Sutherim TFEI'II WrIght. 202 MOHICAN Mohawks take championships in club volleybalI and bowling Active participation in club sports chamrterized the war fm Mnhicans. vaeating all uppunonts Mohamks seized the Championship in huth VUIICV- ball and first semester bowling;r and placed semml in large-club funthall and softball. As services In the school Mohicans paid for a football record board in the gym and assisted Ju G0 Ju with May Day ceremonies. Cleaning and guarding: the 1in p001 and constructing the gazebo wore Muhawks' contributiuns tn the annual spring ceremony The dub enjoyed a significant increase in both member ship and leadership as several Mnhicans rotumod after a year's absence. - ' TING on form, John Owen keeps his eye on The bull -.i smashes anofher hit for the athletically Oriemed Mohawks. Club Queen Cass Yingling 'J 5. Ray Meeks, Pres.; Larry Frank, Vice-Pres.; Tim Lewis, -'ch Neel, Treos.; Dr. George Woodruff, Sponsor. TOP ROW: Woodruh' Vspansnn. Bennett. Boultinghouse. Bradford, Howard THIRD ROW: D. Howard, Howell. Isom. Lewis, Lvtzkow, Mamn. . Burcham. Burrow, Chandler, Chilton, Clem, SECOND Row; Davis, Meeks. Miller, Neal. Newman. Owen, FOURIH ROW: Pack. Paul. Romero. Dunan. Dyer. Evans, Frank, Frazier. Funer, Griilith. Hinds, A. Sealan,Shaw. Shue. Storey. Ward, Watkins. West, Zeps. f mm. l$l fx- lil It. 4: PHI GAMMA DELTA Phi Gommo's shun bad luck, host banquet on Friday i3ih ShIIIIIIiIIg superstition. Phi Gammaas rhnso Friv day the ilIiI'ivaIilI as 1110 date for thCiI 1VIaI'rlI ban; qucl AHII a IliIIIII-Ir at tiw Cnarhmzms 1an they wont to a mm'iv iII LittiP Rnrlx. Although smaller than mm! snrial Clubs. Phi Gamma had enthusi- asiit- participaiiinl in club sports. taking somnd in volleyball. III nlhvr Club competition Phi Gamma rvroivoil lilo smitmri place award for its IIIInII-I'mm in;r parado vniry uCage tho Tigorfe Tim Cluifs divvrso iii'iiviiiPS rangorl from a rigorous I'iillg'h iIIitiulinn iii a farm near Soarry fu outrivs in the Spom'h Arts Tnurnamont. OFFICERS. Gene Hines, Pres Frank Wiiiiums Vice- Pre5; Dove Samples, Sec.- Kirk Phillips Treos.- Tom Watson Sponsor. Club Queen Hanabu Munn 204 III PHI GAMMA DELTA TOP ROW Watson ispnnsori, Chin Carpamer. w Edwards. SECOND R0W1Eliiott Hines. Murrle. Noble, PhilIIps. THiRD' Pierce. Rollins Samples. Thompson Weaver DEFENDED by other Phi Gamma' 5, Gene Weaver pruciices hlt. shooting style in preparation for club basketball competition..- m SIGMA. TOP ROW: Sears hsponson, Allison. Barry. Bentley. ;. BEODND ROW: Brummiu, Dixon. Embry, Flowets, Gainesl THlRD HMMI. George. Gillanwaters. Giegory, Guyef. fOURTH ROW: Hudson. . Jams. McCluskey. Rodenbeckh FIFTH ROW: Stakes, Thomley. Vickers. ' x . Wolf. Club Queen Pom Rogers ROUGH and tumble describes The ociion in a Sigma Tau club rog-tag game as Richard GilIenwuters blocks an opponent. SIGMA TAU SIGMA Sig Tou's combine spaghetti, candlelight for third function After Climbing the winding: stainvay t0 the attic of 'Wehh's stables. Sigma Tau's and their guests sat down to a spaghetti supper prepared by club mem- bers. Dining by candlelight and psychedelic light- ing. they were entertained by talented club bro- thors. Sigma Tauas contributed their servicos t0 the athletic department by paintingr the curb surround- ing the track in preparation for spring meets. In small club sports Sig Tatfs scrambled for tho chamh pinnship in both volleyball and softball. Winning third place in Homecoming parade competition and hosting a spring banquet completed activities. OFFICERS. Bob McCiuskey, Pres.; Charles Kiser. Vice-Pres.; Leland Vickers, Sec; Mike Lucos' Treus.; Dr. Jack Wood Sears, Sponsor. 9L 4: .Lt. I mi 4M1 . SUB I TOP HOW: Berryhill tspnnsort, Adams. Anderson, Babb, DY Baker, R Hesselrode, Hicks, Justiss. Kernodle, Kilmer. FOURTH ROW: LIIII. hm. Baker, Berryhltl. G. Blue. SECOND HOW: L. Blue. Bonds. Boundsl Broom. McKu. McMichael,Magnusson, Merritt, Moore, Nadaau. Parker. FIFTH M: Blown, Burcham, J. Cook, T. Cuok. THIRD ROW: Cox, Elliot, Fant, Garrison. Pittman. Shock,-Simpson, Spencer, Tanksley. Wakefield, Wire. Watts. WM SUB T-16 Large Club football crown is OFFICERS. Glen Blue, Skipper; David Berryhill, First Man, Larry Mognusson, Second Mate, Jeff Spencer, Yeoman; Km highlight of year for Sub T-16 Merritt, Quartermaster; Dr. Don Berryhil1,5ponsor. Capturing; the championship in large club foot: ball highlighted the yearts events for Sub T. The Arkansas Association for Retarded Children re- ceived more than four hundred dollars as a re- sult of $1111 Tis mad block in Searcy, Participation in a dam tn dnnr Red Cross drive and the March of Dimes bread sale comprised other Club projects. Club Queen Sub Tts also performed their annual service of mm Miuhe preparing meat for the Thanksgiving barbecue. A spring outing completed the year's activities. w 2; mr TNT's paint intramural board, acquire needed megaphones Club Queen The intramural hoard roceivvd a nmv look as a Dunn 09550 result of one of TNT'S sorviro pmjvrls. TN'l s cleaned and painted tho hoard 21an alsu purrhaszod megaphcmos fur 1hr Chevrloadvrs. Dmnnnstraling their musical talent. 'INTS sm'onadod mvds with Christmas carols- and a quartet of mmnhm's enlmu tained for their third function at VVyltItm'r'unrl. A fall stag outing to Greer's Ferry Lake provided a holiday from study. Emphasizing sports. TNT tonk first in B team vollovball and basketball. OFFICERS. Raymond Kelly, Pres; Joe McReynolds, Vice-Pres; Richard Wolfe, Sec; Rlchurd Hilmn, Yreusq- Jerry Jones. Dr, Joe Pryor, Sponsors. , WP ROW: Jones, Pryor mpunsmsL Allison. Andetson. Baggen. C. McFarIand, McIntyre. McReynolds. Manning. Matsh, Mason, Mat1hews, -, M. Barringtnn, Bates, Beckham. Bell, Bledsoe. SECOND ROW: Martin, Moss. Mitchusson. FIFTH ROW: Newcomh. Nunn. Parker, Pate, Clinton. Cochran. Cogan. Crowder. Dubnis, Fincher. Gaer, Gates, Prnchett, J. Reece. Jim Reece. Reynolds. Ran, Scott, Sigmund, Sikes. SIXTH uild. THIRD Row: Harris, Hawkins. Hilton. Holmes. Huckaha. Hulsey, ROW: Smith, speny, Stitcher, mum, Travis, Verdell, Wages, Watklns. wn. ' . Jonas. Jarnagin, Kelly, Lacey, D. Lee. FOURTH ROW: K, Lee. Lester. liamsun. Willis, Wolfe. Woodward. :65 'J 171:! lg lg , . , I. L Kl 'm. 'y-4 . u fi- fth 1Y1 9 a ni'i'ldi's nil LL JO? THETA ALPHA GAMMA TAG fakes scholastic: trophy, survives stiff club competition Im the second limv simo its 0111111 last year into rluli 5t hnlastit mmpolitinn IAG mplurod the first plate Srlmlastic Ar 111m omcnt Awmd. Another first for the Club was its winning entry in the Home- mming paradv. Huurs of work spent in disguising a V'ulkswugon as a space capsule were rewarded with 1110 first pleu'o award. Social functions of the ymr' inrludvd potluck suppers. 1119 first of which was 1105th 011 the lawn of the married students, apartments to allract prospective members. iiFilI ynnr Stocking with Christmas Spirit greeted TAG 11111111110119 at a Christmas party in Hobcr Springs. As. a vlub pmjm't tlu' young marriods raised money for a Moody family in Soarcy. OFFICERS. Rowan McLeod, Pres.; BiH Yotes, VicevPres.; Marilyn Neal, Sec,- Greg Kofczhl, Treas.; William Bridges, Sponsor. 208 2 vii- V . w 1 du.i1ii THETA ALPHA GAMMA. TOP ROW: Bridges tsponsori, Beck, Bixby. Brown. SECOND ROW: J. Drewett. R. Drewett. Dunnam. Fox. THIRD ROW: Frutil. Gafyean. Graber, Hicks. fOURTH ROW: Joiner, Kofahl, McLeod, G. Naal. FIFTH ROW: M. Neal. Narville, Pickens, Rainwaier. SIXTH ROW: Ritchie. Rolland, Russell, Smelling, SEVENTH ROW: Thompson. Walker. Wentwortil, Whitmife. Williams. PROUDLY representing TAG, Rowan McLeod accepts the coveted Scholastic trophy from the SA academic chairman John Buck. BETA TAU GAMMA Beta Tau successfully defends club volleyball championship Grabbing first place in small Club volleyball. Beta Tau Successfully defended the Championship won last ycar. Saturday afternnnns spent practicing under thv guidance of beau Jerry Myhzm paid off fur dvivrmined Beta Tau's. Decorations for the Clulfs banquet held at Punclfs in Newport. carried out lllC theme Up. Up and Away. Emertainnmnt fur tho spring affair was provided by VV'hispor. a student musical group, In Dwmnlmr Beta Tauss and their dates enjoyed a hayridv follownrl by a Christmas party at Verklm's barn. During the eve- ning they sang carols and played Christmas games OFFICERS. Peggy Brady, Pres.; Kathy Clay, Vice-Pres.; Patti Beard, Sec; Ka'rhy Thorburnl Trects.,- Mrs. Jerry Jones, Mrs. Tom Watson, Sponsors. BETA TAU GAMMA. TOP ROW: Jones, Watson GpansorsL Allison, Beard. SECOND ROW: 0. Bell. L. Bell, Bethel, Brady. Brannock, THIRD ROW: Brooks. Burton, Caldwell. Clark, Clay, FOURTH ROW: Darnell. East. EddleA man, Ellis. Guthrie. FIFTH ROW: 15 Holt, Ju. Holt, Howard, Hufi. Jettelson. SIXTH ROW: Krummei. Moody. Newbelry. Phillips, Pippin, SEVENTH ROW: Thorburn, Tollett. Tuggle, White, Zeien. OPEN House provides an opportunity for Beta Tuu's To mee1 Club Beau freshman and fronsfers who are prospects for club membership. Jerry Myhan 209 DELTA CHI OMEGA New personalities are created for Delta Chi's costume party Indians, hippies and hobos were only a few of the pcrsonalitics who attended Delta Chik costume party. Dressed in unusual apparel, members and their dates played HFunny Bones? gReuben and Rachel and E1cctricity and afterwards enjoyed refreshments. Having chosen a new club beau. Delta Chi's prosontod him with a box of g00dios: to brighten his spirits during finals. Adding humor 10 their gift. they individually wrapped each item in nowspapor. Delta Chfs had one hundred percent participation in the Toy and Dolly Drivv. and two members received special recognition for creativity. OFFICERS. Katherine Julian, Pres,,- Betty Murry, Vice-Pres.; Becky Ross. Sea; Ellen Kromar, Trees; Mrs. Ken Davis, Mrs; Roddy Osborne, Sponsors. SIGHTING an open Deita Chi recerer, Sherry ToTum avoids her guard by passing the basketball over the opponenfs head. 210 Club Beau Bo Brockman DELTA CHI OMEGA. TOP ROW: Davis, Osborne CsponsorsL Bender. Bludllr. Coker. SECOND ROW: Crump, Delong. Fowler, Goudeau. Griffith. THIRD RM: Hamlett, Hardee, Hargett, Huhbs. Jesaice. FOURTH ROW: Jones. Mill. Justiss, Kramar, Lee. FIFFH ROW: Mannen, Miiler, Murry, O'Bnen. Fromm. SIXTH ROW: Russ, Sand1in. Shields. Simon, Tatum. SEVENTH ROW: Thom Tyler, Van Derck, Weaver, Wolfe. ROW: Baggeti, Wocdruff GpansursL Copeland, Davis, Dickey. BOW: Dixon, Geer, Goodin. Gwmn. Hankms. THIRD ROW: Haynes, ' Mil, Holiand, Howell. FOURTH ROW: James, Kendrick. Moore, Nichols. FIFTH ROW: Oldroyd, Puttei. Prater. Pruitt, Richardson, : Richmond. Sims, Sprinkle, Stroup, Tester, SEVENTH ROW: Ven- .Wallau. Welch. Williamson, Wiiliston. Club Beaux David Storey and Jerry Copeland JUMPING high, Karen Holland tmempts to give her Teammates possession of the boil in a hcrd-fough1 Club spasketbull game. GATA Gate members pick up rocks, clear road to new comp area A Sunday afternoon in October found Gata mem- bers picking up rocks at VVyldewood. As one of its projects the club undertook to clear away large rocks from the road leading to tho new camp area. A contribution of fifty dollars to the Jon Nwokeh fund comprised the Club's other project.Gata's and their dates celebrated An Old-Fashioned Christ- masn with a party at the American Legion Hut. Dressed in early American costumes they strung popcorn for and decorated a Christmas tree. bobbed for apples and exchanged gag gifts. The Toy and Dolly Drive received one hundred percent partici- pation from Gata club members. OFFICERS. Grace Stroup, Pres.,- Mary Watch, ViceiPresq- Ginny Nichols, Sec.; Susan Hunk'ms, Treas.; Mrs. George Boggen, Mrs George Woodruff, Sponsors. 2H JU GO JU JU Go Ju's weeks of planning climax in successful May fete A beautiful Mew Day reremmlv rewarded Ju Cr: Ju mvmlwrs l'nr their weeks of planning; and prac- ticing. Ju Go .llfs wnro responsible for all activities uf the spring wont. including: a rhapnl program in which May Qum-n nnminoos were presented. Haw iug chnsvn a .Iapanesv theme. the Club solnrtod .Iacksmn'illo's Ramada Inn for its Februarv bark quot. linivrtninmmlt was pruvidod by the Salt and Pcppmx Al thr- vml nf plvdge week a Hawaiian rnrmnnny fnrn'lnlly inducted now members into the club. ICarIim'. lnwly pledges treated plodgo misk tresseh: In a spaghvlli dinnor at VVPbHs Stahlvs and porfurmod original skits fur ontoftaiumont. OFFICERS. Jan Kinmcm, Pres,- Mcrcio Hays! Vice-Pres ; Candy Cleveland, Sen; Morllue John, Trans,- Mrs. Susan Borden, Mrs. Cliff Sharp, Sponsora Ill GD IU. TOP ROW: Sharp tspunsorx Baker. Chapman. Cleveland, Cooper. SECOND ROW: Curtis. DanieL Doggen, Dooley, Green. THIRD ROW: Harris. Hays. Henderson, Fuchs, John. FOURTH ROW: Joliy, J. Kinman. L Kinman, Lasaler. Lewis. FIFIH ROW: Mitchell, Moore. Morris, Parks, Pnteet. SIXTH ROW: Penus, Prnck. Smith. Stevens, Straer SEVENTH ROW: Thomasson. Tipps, Trudgen, West. Williamson. m n, ' F mmw WU Fl:- 5 I W91 IN awry Bl ll ! U: ml mu I Club Beoux Jim Ward and Rick Harris 212 OUTFITTED in authentic Hawaiian dress, these Ju Go JU plan mistresses warmly welcome new members in a formal care - : in creme a lasting Hrs? impressionl this prospeciive chats with Kappa Delta members during Open House. Club Beaux FerreH Drum and Joe McReynolds KAPPA DELTA. TOP ROW: Deacon, Myers SponsorsL Baker. Biggerstaff, Blair. SECOND ROW: Bradlord, Briggs. Broadfnot B. Burney. L. Burney. THIRD ROW: Cannon. Gates. Clark, Danley, Denham. FOURTH ROW: Dockery. Farley. Grimes, Harris, Holmes. FIFFH ROW: Horton, Keiley. Kndnch, Levins, Michener. SIXTH ROW: Mills. Parkinson. Plum. Pnpp, Scott. SEVENTH ROW: Sharp, Shipman, Simpson. Smith, Spikes. EIGHTH ROW: Spikes, Stewart, Taylor, K. Williams, R, Williams. K APPA DELTA Eventful Kappa Delta outing setin colorful autumn scenery OFFICERS. Cymhio FuHey, Pres,; Donna Michener, Vice-Pres.; Diana Denham, Sec.,- Bobbie Sharp, Tr'eos ; Miss Sharon Deacon, Mrs. Thomas Myers, Sponsors Beautiful autumn scenery amnitod Kappa Doha membors 0n their outing: to Camp Tahkndah. Cannoing was on 1110 agenda for 11w day. but a spill intn IhP lake proved a surprising. :15; well at: Chill- ing, event for one couple. H'oaring tho native dress of the South Sea islands. Kappa Delhi's and tlmir dates feasted rm Hawaiian fund at a luau in late Spring, The Ramada Inn in Conway hosted their banquet in March. A membership inm'caso of fifteen strengthened purticipatinn in Club sports. Club Beau Jimmy Curt PERFORMING a smoo1hly executed spike shot, Susan Hoff scores a point during an actionvfiHed Tri Kappa volleyball game. KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA. TOP ROW: Birdsall, Ganus GponsorsL Beckham. Bench, Bihee, SECOND ROW: Buck, Burton, Casey. Coon. Coston. THIRD ROW: Crunin, Ganus, Griffith, Groover, Harper. FOURTH ROW: Hewitt. Holloway, Holt, Hunt, Landrum. FIFTH ROW: Lewis, Mclnteer, Massey, Murray, Pauley. SIXTH ROW: Sh. Rogers, S. Rogers. Slinkard, Teal, Under- wood. SEVENTH ROW: Williamsl Winkley. Word. Yingling, Zeps. KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Tri Kappa's unusual banquet features movie at Cinema 150 Tri Kappa's chase to depart from 1110 usual typo lmnqunt for their April function. Travelling: to Lilllc Huck llmy enjoyed dinner and a mnvic- at tho. Cinmna 150. The Spirit of Valontirmk Day prc 'vailml as Tri Kappzfs surprisvrl duh b02111 Jimmy Carr with a party and. mixvd with nwnlhcrs of ln'uHu-r vluh Kappa Sigma at a mllvr skating party. Ullwr parties during; the year includod a birthday party for tlw club and a December third funvliun at VV'vhlfs stables. In cmnpetitivo activities 'I'ri Kappa took Hm sottmd place Scholastic Achicvmnont Award and participated in large Club spurts, OFFICERS. Beth Underwood, Pres; Marilyn Mclnteer, Vice-Pres,; Nancy Teal, Sec; Kay Word, Treus; Miss Shirley Birdsall, Mrs. Clifton Genus, Sponsors. 214 w ING proudly beside 1heir shining parade entry, Kappa h humbers capture the excitement of Homecoming festivities. KAPPA PHI Sunrise service ushers in club year for Kappa Phi members A sunrise devotional at V'Vyldewoud following rough initiation instilled a feeling of unity among 01d and new members of Kappa Phi. Earlier in the week pledges had been made to carry a plastic worm and dig up a live wonnh Exchanging gifts with club sisters and dates and decorating a Christ- mas tree were features of Kappa Phi's third func- tion. Strongly emphasizing sports. the club placed first in major league volleyball and third in spasketball. The Martian from the parade entry The Bisons are out of this World became popular at pep rallies and games throughout the season. OFFICERS. Kcy Smith, Pres.; Bonnie Dolley, Vice-Pres.; BeTty Watts, Sec; Rachel Cook. Treas.,- Mrs. Jerome Barnes. Sponsor. KAPPA PHI. TOP ROW: Barnes hsponson. Acknr, Allen. Anderson, Austin. Barrett. SECOND ROW: Cheek, Cleveland. Cook. Grain. Dailey, Dildine. THIRD ROW: Duak. Dockery. Graenway, Hams. l. Johnson. P. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Lane, McKinney. Medley. Morgan. Mueller, PummilL FIFTH ROW: Sarrett. Shelby, Shuffett. Smith. Warmack, Wattsh SIXTH ROW: Wheeler, White, Whihen, Wilkinson, Willard, Wnrnack. IIH Ciub Beau Mike luau: KO JO KAI Koiies show Christmas spirit at Morrilton children's home A Christmas decorating party at the childrents home in Morrilton combined fun with Ko Jo Kafs service project. Kojies helped the children make decorations as well as trim the tree. November was the date for the Club's third functinnta hayride followed by a spaghetti dinner and folk singing at the College Church building. Kojics demonstrated their athletic ability by winning first place in minor league club spasketball. Other club activities included bunking parties. a spring outing and banquet and a Homecomingr parade entry with the theme, ttThe Good1 the Bad and the Koiies. OFFICERS. Pot Weaver, Pres.; Suzie Farley, Vice-Prest; Linda Howell, Sec; Carol Smith, Treas.,- Mrs. Ronald Brotherton, Mrs. Harry Risinger, Sponsors. K0 ID Ml. TOP ROW: Brothenon tsponson, Anderson, Austin. Barton, Carroll. SECOND ROW: Chamblee. Cox, Currie, Faney, Giles. THIRD ROW: Hall, Howell, lnman. Jamison, Kflman. FOURTH ROW: King. Lawyer. Mc- Court, Ba. Messer. B, Messer. FIFTH ROW: Nelson, Parks. Peppers. Powers, Rogers. Saim. SIXTH ROW: Smith, C. Stephens. 1 Stephens. Walton, Weaver, Young. 4' Em ZX; EHS'WfUD t iv mm .- Club Beau Mike Hedrkk PROUDLY carrying a spirited banner, members of K0 Jo Kai social cfub march down Race Street in the Homecoming parade. MU ETA ADELPHIAN MEA's exchange comic gifts, stage hootenonny-toco party VVoblfs stables furnished the setting for MEWS hnntonannyrtaco party in December. Entertain- ment. was provided by Club momlmm and gap; gifts were exchanged with dates and Club sisters. Another taco party in January brought welcome relief from studying for finals. A plaque was pron sontod to MEA for the host partiripatiun among wnmen's Clubs in the fall Red Cross blood drive. Sem1 13m to the Moon. Bisuns. tho theme of MEA'S Homecoming parade mury. wrm third place in club Competition. Spring activities included a banquet at the Ramada Inn in Conway. OFFICERS. Cynthia Vumey, Pres.,- Judy Bell, Vice-Pres.; Alice Meyer, Sec; Dianne Doty, Tress; Mrs. Bob Knight, Miss Betty Work, Sponsors. MU EH ADElPHIAN. TOP ROW: Knight. Work Sponsorsh Baker. Bell. Sitting. SECOND ROW: Boyd. Brewer, Duty, Gentry. Graves. THIRD ROW: Himes. Henderson. Inness, Johnson, King. FOURTH ROW: Lampson. Mackay, Martin. Mayer, Satterwhite. FIFH-i ROW: Schallet, Smith. Sorrels. Sullivan, Taylor. SIXTH ROW: Thompson, Varney, Weems, Williams, Wright. INC u? 1he home oi Mrs. Bob Knight, MEA members enioy r and cokes us they take a break before final exams. Club Beau Larry Blusingame ROUNDING a corner Too fast almost proves disastrous for Alex link, but Max Newman s hand helps her regain her balance. NU LAMBDA CHI Nu Lambda Chi's correspond with international missionaries Corresponding with foreign missionaries proved to hv a rewarding experience for Nu Lambda Chias. For two week periods members wrote to mission. arios to encourage them and to learn about their work. As a second project they donated money to the fund for a new student center. Before pledge week Nu Lambda Chfs enjoyed a barbecue at the home of Mrs. Charles Walker and were joined by brother Club Lambda Sigma. The theme for the chlbk March banquet was L0ve and Let Love? Dr. Nyal Rnyse spoke. and Randy. Jerry and Drew furnished musical entertainment after dinner. OFFICERS. Glenda Wiilioms, Pres.,- Alex Zink. Vice-Pres.; Paula Paden, Sec.; Cindy Woffe, Treas.; Mrs. Nyal Royse, Mrs. Charles Walker, Sponsors. 218 NU LAMBDA CHI. TOP ROW: Royse. Walker Sponsom. Baker. ded. ' 0ND ROW: Collins, M, Cooper, 3. Cooper, Dell. THIRD ROW: Dykes, E Frankiin, Henson, Herron. FOURTH ROW: Jones, Lambert. Moore. P Rushton. FIFTH ROW: Russeir. Thornton, Williams, Wolfe. Zink. Club Beaux John Cogun and Bob lendrnun AIING Io leave for Oegehs banquet of the Red Apple Inn ;;h at Springs are Priscilla Cherry and escort Layton McCown. OEGE Oege's depart for Bee Rock for devotional and breakfast Rising early on a Saturday mnmin . Oc'gCTS went tn Bee Rock for a devotional and breakfast The club chose the outing as a way nlh golting to know new members. On another Salurday Oogogs jour- neyed to Camp Tahkudah for a day of relaxation and respite from studying. Tho humor of A1 Jolly and the music. of Roger Shufficld and Lary Sander- sml entertained couplos at a Valontinek Day ban- quet. OegeVs Christmas party included an evening of roller skating at the Svarcy Skating rink. Tele- vision's famous family. The Flintstones? were enacted by Oegehs in the Homecoming parade. Y? A OFFICERS. Priscilla Cherry, Pres.,- Joanna Brockwell, Vice-Pres.; Morko Cross, 5ec.; Linda Hogins, Treos.; Mrs, Al Jolly, Mrs. Charlie Warts, Sponsors. OEGE. TOP ROW: Jolly, Warts GponsorsL Alhaugh, Anderson, Barton. SECOND ROW: Brockwell. Burt. J. Chandler. M. Chandler. Cherry. THIRD ROW: Churchman. Claar. Cmss, Cook, Fambro, FGURTH ROW:Foresee, Hogins, Hudkins, Johnson, Luttrellh FIFTH ROW; Mahan, Melson. Nadeau, Nichols. Owen. SIXTH ROW: Page, Paddle, PhllIIDS. Polk. Ca. Powell. SEVENTH ROW: C. Powell. Ray, Skefton, Smith. Wondruft Club Beau Jerry Cook OMEGA PHI Omega Phi's canvas Seorcy to support retarded children Cullm'ting' mmon for a retardvd Chilrlrvnk fund was 0111mm Plli's primary pmjorf nf Hm ymr. IJirm'lml hy r'luh sponsor Mrs, Rirhm'd W ;1Ikor, mmnlmrs Wurkwl in grnups of Wm tn mvvr mw arm ui- Iln- t'ity. Cnmhining Hallmvvvn with plvdqo wwk. 0111:1111 Phi plndgos wont lrirknr-tronting as al purl ul' lht-ir initiation. Thcy 1m! only askorl Smirry rmidnnts fur iroais but pm'furmod tricks as wr'll. Musical vntr-Haiumont fur Hm t'lulfa'; lmnquol wax prnvidt-d by Grog: Ratliff and Phil Shipmnn. 'I'hr- Marrh H affair. hold at Kollny's Grill in Baths, Villv.c'a11 rivd lhr lltomv Srarhnmugh Fair, OFFICERS. Wanda Beund Pres.; Kathy Ennis, Vice-Pres.; Put Vance, Sec.,- Pct Goddmd, Trens.; Mrs. Richard Walker, Mrs. Edward White, Sponsors. EXHIBITING concern for retarded Children, Omega Phi's Patty Schiro and Diane Williams collect money from Seorcv residents. 220 Club Beau John Buck OMEGA PHI. TOP ROW: WhIte tsponson, Alexander, Bean, Butler, SECOND ROW: Delaney. Ennis, Gardner, Goddard, Klrkbride. THIRD ROW: Lavendar, McElduff, McGrew, Martin, Michaels. FOURTH ROW: Mickey, Mochman, Patton, Pritchett, Rives. FIFTH ROW: Schiro. Schreiber. Spurrier. Strum. P. Vance. SIXTH ROW; 5. Vance, Vinecore, Wheat. Williams. Wilson. TING Their ac'ring ubiliTy, three Phi Delta dates onlookers with a humorous portrayal of various animals. Ciub Beau h Jimmy Henderson ,. PHI DELTA. TOP ROW: Pryor Sponson, Allison. Bingman. Bomar, Chronlsler. SECOND ROW: Gotham, Groom, Elkins, Fenley, Gifford. THIRD ROW: Hen- drickson, Hill. Hollis, Jacobs. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Kelton, Kendrick. Kenty, Martin. Mitchell, Norman. FIFTH ROW: Perry. Richey. Roberts. Swann, Tilghman, Trapp. SIXTH ROW: Trimm, Turner, Vines, Willis, Woods. Zumwalt. PHI DELTA Phi Delta's present Valentine gift to friendly campus guard Presenting their Hlwnorary Club beau with a cake was one of Phi Doltahs projects of the year. As a Special friend of the Club. Rirhard Niswander, a campus night watchman. was given a Valontine cake. The Ramada Inn in Ctmway hustod a banquet for those Who were hYmmg at Heart. Pianist Carol Mannen furnishod background music during the dinner, after which Grog; Ratliff and Phil Ship- man sang. Portraying such animals as olcphants and rhinoceroscs characterized the fun at tho clulfs Christmas party, which was held at the College Church building. Phi Delta also donated money to bring Jon Nwokelfs wife to the United States. OFFICERS. Gunilda Jacobs, Pres,; Sherry Swarm, Vice-Pres.; Elaine Mitchell, Sec,- Townyo Turner, Treos.; Mrs. Neale Pryor, Sponsor. 221 REGINA Womeo and Juliet provides a theme for Regina's banquet WA Ruse Will Bloom', from the movie Rmnro and Julia? pruvidml an appropriate theme for Roginak thruury 1'1! hanqum. Rodney Bell furnished piano muortainmonl for thc memorable event. and Mr. Larry Mmmfco spnke. In November 21 sravongcr 111ml follnwml by a hayride tn W'Vldmvnml sorvocl as the vluh's third funrtiml. Bisnn Brand-Tigor Soup rm :1 giant Campbcll's Soup ran wnn third plam fur Regina in tho Hnnwcnming parade com- lmlitimL Sr-rvim pmjr'cts includcd furnishing a mum in tho Amvrirun Hcrilago Center and award- ing tho annual Regina Spirit Au ard. 9 OFFICERS. Paulo Johnsonl Pres; Lois Hemingway Greene, Vice- Pres,; Ann Smrling, Sec; Linda Beck, Treas.; Mrs. Joe Pryor, Sponsor REGINA. TOP ROW: Pryor Sponson, C. Adams, J. Adams. Beck. Belue. SECOND ROW: Ballard, J. Clark, N. Clark, Caffman. D. Cowart. THIRD ROW: L. Gowart, N. Cowan, Formby. Graddy. Grainger. FOURTH ROW: K. Green, L Greene, Harris, How; P. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: 3. Johnson, lawyer, Martin, Mason. MilcheH. SIXTH ROW: Newcumb, Paddle. Qualls, Sheets, Starling. SEVENTH ROW: Tan, Vaughn, West, Wilson, Young. Club Beoux Bob Wells and Leon Blue 222 CAREFULLY selecting each word she uses, Judy Clark discus . ,. pledge ac'rivities whire Lauren Lawyer records her impressio . Beaux Bruce Slidhum and Sonny Shearin MUSICAL perfOrmers who entertained for Them Psi's western pctr'ry 01 Webb's stables included club member Dione Weaver. THETA PSI Theta Psi's help brighten Yule season for deprived children Ten stockings made by Theta Psi members and stuffed with toys. fruit. candy and other gifts brightened the Christmas season for one Soarcy family. Club members honored the children with a party at which refreshments were served and the stockings presented. Other service projects of the year included collecting Bibles for a missionary overseas and buying a piece of playground equip- ment for the childrerfs home at Mnrrilton. Joe Webb,s stables provided an authentic setting for Theta Psijs hayride-western party at which couples were dressed as Cowboys and Indians. OFFICERS. Judy Cunerron, Pres.; Cynthia PorcheJl, VicerPresq- Kathy Fuller, Sec,- Linda Hall, Treos.; Mrs. Ed Burr, Mrs. Rober? Eubonks, Sponsors. THETA PSI. TOP ROW: Burt esponson. Anders. Bagnetto, Bean. SECOND RDW: Bristow, Brittun. Caldwell, Camden. Childers. THIRD ROW: Cooper. Corn, Fairley. Fellows, Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Gardner, Gibbs, Gray. Hall. Heinbockel. FIFTH ROW: Herndon. Hogan. Horner, Hunt. Lindley. SIXTH ROW: Mattingly. Oliver, Patchell. Roetzel, Russell. SEVENTH ROW: Vance, Weaver. Williams, Wisham, Woodward. 223 TOFEBT Fun at Tofebt Christmas party includes attempts at toffy-pull Getting completely into the spirit of an oldd fashioned party, Tofebfs attempted a taffy-pull at their Christmas function. The fun involved in pull- ing the taffy compensated for their lack of skill. Games, refreshments and the exchanging of comic gifts were also a part of the evening. As a group T0febfs visited Children at the Southern Christian Home in Mm'rillun. At Christmas the SA Toy and Dolly drive elicited one hundred percent participa- tion from the club. A banquet in March and an outing; were 'I'ofebt's second semester activities. OFFICERS. Sheran Franklin, Prea; Bernice Smith, Vice-Pres.; Carol Leckliter, Sec.-Treos ; Mrs. Bill Culp, Sponsor. BOUND with paper streamers, Trisha Clunfon discovers 1hu1 cleaning up is c11mosf as much fun as Tofebt s Chris'rmds party. 224 Club Beau John King TDFEBT. TOP ROW: 0qu GpansoD, Boudra, Breed1ove, Brawn. Clinton. SECOND ROW: Franklin, Fricks, Halisell, Hodges, Johnston. THIRD ROW: Kali. Landthrip, Lawrence, Leckliter, Lee. FOURTH ROW: McKinney. Mam. Page, Pepper. Pralher. FIFTH ROW: Riggenbach, Russell, D. Damples. 8. Samplas, Sanders, Schofield. SIXTH ROW: Sexton. Shaw. Shraades. Smith. Thompson. Wilson. WHC WHC's sponsor alumnae tea during week of Thanksgiving Thanksgiving week with its numerous visitors provided WHCS with an opportunity to meet some of their former club sisters. The club hosted an afternoon tea for WHC alumnae at the home of Mrs. Billy Ray Cox. Continuing; a tradition, the club had a country box supper in February. Webbts stables furnished an appropriate setting for the sharing of fried Chicken and oldvfashioned fun. Service projects of the year included sending pack- ages to boys in Vietnam and docurating a room at tho Morrilton childrezfs homo. A chapel program and banquet comprised the CIIIHS spring activities. OFFICERS. Ruth Ann Grogan, Pres.; Nancy Springer, Vice-Pres.; Marlene Cobb, Sec; Nancy Lynch, Treos.; Mrs. Billy Ray Cox, Mrs. Floyd Daniel, Sponsors. WHC. FOP ROW: Cox tsponsort, Andrews, Bmoks, Campbell, Clark. SECOND ROW: Clarkson, G. Cobb, M. Cobb. Grafton. Cross. THIRD ROW: Dietrich. Eaves. Easter, Gray, Grogan. FOURTH ROW: Hare. Hawkins. Howery. Jones. Kelly. FIFTH ROW: Kennun, Kimbru. Lyies. Lynch. McBride. SIXTH ROW: c. Miller. J. Mil1er. Parker. Perry. Rawdun, Rivoire. SEVENTH ROW: Schreiber, Smith, Springer. Stites. Timmerman, White. Club Beau Dean Bawcom Club Beau Mike Payne lETA PHI. TOP ROW: Gardner. Johnson tspunsorsL Alden. Berry. SECOND ROW: D. Bielby, J. Bielby, Blue. Burkett, Button. THIRD ROW: Bryant. Camp. Cassity. Catlerton. D. Chisum. FOURTH ROW: P. Chisum, Dickey, Dudley. Dyer, Fox. FIFTH ROW: Freeman, Garrett, Hindman. Holland. Howard. SIXTH ROW: Junesl Kail. Kirk, tester, Little. SEVEMH ROW: Merri- man. Fangle, Perry, Segraves. Sims. ZETA PHI ZETA Music for Zeta Phi's banquet provided by Salt and Pepper Anticipating a new era, Zeta Phi members chose h'The Age of AquariusH as the theme for their ban- quet. The January event was held at the Red Apple Inn in Heber Springs, with entertainment provided by a student group, the Salt and Pepper. Demon- strating support for the Bisons, Zeta Phi placed posters in the student center before each football game The Toy and Dolly drive at Christmas re- ceived one hundred per center participation from the club. Entering all club sports, Zeta Phi placed second in large club volleyball. OFFICERS. Jeanette Sim, Pres.,- Ginny Alden, Vice-Pres.; Valerie Hackney, Sec; Andrea Little, Treos.; Mrs. James Gardner, Mrs. Richard Johnson, Sponsors. FRIENDLY conversation is a main ingrediem of Open House as Zero Phi sponsors demonstrate in greeting a hopeful pledge. 226 Club Beau Howard Holmes , TOP ROW: Burks. Muncy mpunsorsx Bell. Bmck SECOND ROW: Gmwder, Davis. THIRD ROW: Gibbs. Giddens. Goldman, -.' . FOURTH ROW: Hettinger, Johns. King. Leckliter. McCluggage. :m: Mclnlosh. Martin, Matthews, Meeker, Murphy. SIXTH ROW: Mclumback. Robinson. Roemer. Sucsy. SEVENTH ROW: Torrans. . Wlhunt. Whitfiald, Williams. ZETA RHO Zeta Rho's host weiner roost, beckon brother club as guests A post pledge week weiner roast at the home of Mrs. David Burks gave Zeta Rho's new members an opportunity to get acquainted with brother club TNT. For the second straight semester Zeta Rho re- ceived the first place Scholastic Achievement Award. Valentinds Day was the date selected for the formal banquet hosted by the Ramada Inn in Jacksonville. Enter1ainment was provided by Randy, Jerry, and Drew. A November outing to Petit Jean, an entry in the Homecoming parade, a Christmas party and a bunking party at Camp Tahkodah completed the yeafs activities. OFFICERS. Judy Giddens, Pres.; Mary Lee Brock, Vice-Pres.; Cindy King, Sec; Virginia Davis, Treas.; Mrs. David Burks, Mrs. Raymond Muncy. Sponsors. STUFFING fhemsetves with hot dogs and marshmallows, Zeta Rho's share on afternoon of fun with their brother dub TNT. 227 K 9k? . 1.- I L r t. ,At hIetid s COACHES. FRONT ROW Jerry Mote, Ed Burt, Norman Merritt, Ned Bouzt SECOND ROW: CHH Sharp, John ?rockj Virgil Lawyer, Jesse Bucy, kae Clark. COACHING STAFF Six new coaches increase staff' of Bisons' athletic department: Under the leadership of new Athletic Director Hugh Groover. who retired as head basketball coach in the spring. and the faculty athletic com- mittee. the intercollegiate athletic program at Hare ding began the 196070 year with six new coaches: Dick Johnson. assistant football and head baseball- coach; Cliff Sharp. assistant football; Jess Bucy1 head basketball; Ned Hoax. assistant basketball; Norman Merritt- golf; and Mike Clark, swimming. Returning members uf the coaching staff were John Prock. head football coach; Jerry Mote. aria sislant football; Ted Llnvd. track; Virgil Lawyer, cross country; Ed Burt. bowling; and Bob Knight. tennis. In 1968-69 Harding athletic teams captured con- ference championships in cross country. bowling and tennis and accumulated sufficient points in the AIC All-Sports Trophy contest. to finish within four and a half points of the coveted crown. Taking seriously their responsibility to bring out the best in their charges. the coaches spend many hours grooming the athletes. The results make for many exciting experiences for the fans. TENNIS coach Bob Knight instructs two at his students with a bone study on 0 skeleton in the Physical Education Department. . on the outcome of the game against David Lipscomb .. loge basketball coach Jess Bucy advises his 190m on szrutegy, . M 1113 course and coach of We Bison cross country team wail Lawyer gives insTrUChOn To an Arkansas Smte runner. JUBILANT tho? the Bison defense has had on :1 goal line stand, line coach Dick Johnson shouts encouragement to his players. 231 CHEERLEADERS. CLOCKWISE: Laura Shuffett. Beth Geer, Martina Frock, CHEERLEADERS Bisoneffes help cheerleaders generate enthusiasm in fans Led by captain Martina Pmck. the Cheerleaders directed the capacity-filled stands of Alumni Field in cheering the Bisnns to victory. Joining her for their first year as Cheerleaders were Kathy Nelson. Kris W'ost- Laura Shuffott. Donna Miller and Beth Geer. Susan Hankins. Cass Yingling and Ellen Potter returned for their second year, Five-year-old Lori Bailey. daughter of sponsor Karyl Bailey. was mascot and smallest member of the squad. Com- plemented by the Bisonettes. the Cheerleaders equalized the- winning spirit exhibited by the foot- ball team. Wellwplanned pep rallies aroused en- thusiasm and participation amnng students bolstered the gridders' winning: season. New cheers. imaginative skits and posters also aided in characA x terizing the season as atsingle involvement of athletes and fans 232 Cass Yingling, Susan Hankins, Kris West. Donna Miller, Kathy Nelson. Ellan VERSATILE Donna Miller exhibits the excitement and enrhusia '. t that prevailed in the Bison games despite the agonizing flni 1t ;J.Inl'z::gi.- h VLJ ' H captain Martino Prock persuades The fans 10 yell ENTHUSIASM ur the bonfire is created by Senior cheerleader the Bisons m the homecoming game wnh Ouachifu. Beth Geer as she encourages the Bisons on to win another qcrrne, BISONETTES. FRONT ROW: Vicki Bris- iow. Path Gardner. Suzanne Lee. Tammie Skeiton, Carla Phillips. SEC- OND ROW: Dams Brown, Anita Lawyer, Gail Sexton, Sharon Cooper. Annette Allison, Linda Kendrick. k H BU FOOTBALL Bisons surprise student body by compiling winning season Winning bocmno the weekly thing this year for the Bisons as they assembled their most impressive record of victories since their resuming inter, collegiate football in 1959. Head coach John Prockis griddors. called by many writers HThe Cindorella Tmm of the AIC. put together a string of scvon wins and one tie before disaster struck once at Russollvillc against Tech and then once more at Conway against State College. Hopes of gainingr lhc- AIC rmwn in football were high on campus. but during: 60 minutes of bruising action against tho. SCA ersi the bulls fell from number one in the cnnfvrence to number three behind Tech and Henderson. Comebacks were staged in both losses. but the Flock was a factor in both contests. Along with the accurate arm of Jerry Copeland were three of the top receivers in the league: Ronnie Peacmk, Harry Starnes and John Manning. Also potent in the nffcnse running backs Charles Jones and Charles Caffcy gained the hard gotten yardage 0n the ground. No less worthy of praise were the interim lineman Ed Eason. Rick Brown. Jerry Couk and Mike 'Watson. The defense led by Captain Randy Delaet camc up with the big: game saving goal-line stands or the pass intvrceplinn or the fumble to permit the offense to begin their drives. The defensive secon dary composed of David Treadwell. Mike Conley. Dave Revos and Terry Brumley defended against many efforts of the opponents to score through the air. The men up front, the men who felt the physi- cal contact nf every play. Eugene Johnson. Mike Payne, Dorm Kilmen Ken Merritt, Randy Delact. Bill Ivey, Jim Duncan and Curtis Booker stopped many runners after little gain. 234 A butt I... t! n - jhif '1'? K'Vr $4 g'a.4 ml , w n JA .1 h; . Sgt avcgnng7cg' 9 9:44M 55 5V3 3:,17913353331 i 61 F 1969 FOOTBRLL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Gary Hunter, Bill Watts. Tom Emerson Brubaker. Randy Dultn. Jerry Copeland. Jeff Davies. Ken David Betryhsll. Buddy Allison, SECOND ROW: Ramiy Denham, Carl '- .- Charles Cattey, Mike Watsan, Randy Delaet tCapU. lohp Man-nint. 4' Duncan. Terry Erumley, Tony Felker, Manage: Grant Sandlm. Trams! n. Slocum. THIRD ROW: Phil Bagley, Vance Cox, Rick Brawn. Ed Eason. I :- rreadwell, Dean Kilmer, David Thompson, Dale Payne, Eugene M- . Gary Gregg. FOURTH ROW: Greg Pauley. Hugh Bean. Jo'hn Great. .. H Lumpkin, Jerry Cook, Larry James, Mike Contey. Lee anlel, Stm H 1 Jim Akins, Bill lvey. FIFTH ROW: Joe Coffrnan. Ronnle Paaconk. Starnes, Mike Payne, David Dixon, Mike Musick, Curtis Booker, Jones, David Reves. Mike Clem, John Richaldsont n; SENIOR quarterback Jerry Copeland tries to spot annopen , ceiver as he evades a would-be rudder in the Oucchlto game. , BISON pumer David Lumpkin re- ceives fhe long snap from the cemer and kicks the ball for field position homecoming day. HARD-RUNNING halfback Charles Jones qains long yardage on one of his many runs in Harding's victory over Southern State. 9:074; FLEET Hankerrbdck Harry Stames breaks a punt return for long ALLSTAR running back Charles Caffey picks up bng yardagt yardage in the heartbreokkng game UQUWST the SCA Bears. against Mississippi CoHege in the fourth game of The season.- TRAINER Lorry Slocum oftends ro iniured defensive halfback Teny Brumley in cm effort to help him re-enter the ucficm 236 f -' ING on 1he Sidellnf's Couch Frock and Jerry Copelqnd the plays and strategy to be usad against Ouochlfu. N5 the ball with his arms, sth end Ronnie Peacock another catch which ranks him high among AIC receivers FOOTBALL Winning becomes the maxim as team builds strong record Tho winning; 503mm dSFt'thli'fl In Iiw WIN Bimn l'uutlmll 10am snrprimwl vwryum- mwpl tlIe- HH'II whn wvl'v willing; to wm'L tliligvnth' ml hm urday and even sunwiilm's llmw :1 tlm prm'liu' smainns ht'lhn' HH- first gmmn Nleuu' lnrnl I'nnw jrwim'd Hartlingk student lmcliy in lam king llw 1mm 211M llw swm't taslt- nf virlury :h-lighh'd vnllmsiaslir rmwrla t'x'JOln'alng llw vru'iiinu' rmllmtc. Thik xnpm-inr phyx'iml pnmm 1m! In nvvks nl' thrilling gamvs l'illml with wrill vxm'uIr-d plen'u. XV'hr-n AILAIC am! Ailhtnr rulinga m'rv uni IlIIlHH'f'fl in tho Arkunxus nn-xx's'm'n-rs prunf uf tiw 1I'umK lulvn! W115 ulmmimll. 'HH- NAIA Uiulv l7 ' Ct1au h ml. tllo Ymn' Wan Hmui Umrh lulnl Prurk. u tlvwr'ving lmnnl' lu um- uhu 11ml unitlvd 21 Ivan: pit'kml fur the I'vllar in am inlfll'vhk'ik'i' 77271 rvmrd, A1llu't'limaxul'tIn-smmn.llIu-Iiimnsr'nnkvcl lqlh nmnnlu mllvpvs in thv NAJA Piclwd fur HIP AH-CIIIIIFI'HIE'P ll'illll wvrmluarlvr hark Je'I'ry CUPPlilIHl. oHi-nsivv ullzlrtl .h'rrv Crmk. tnillmrk Clmrlm .Imms. offpmivv lilt'lxlt' Mikv H'm- sun. dvi'onsivv mul Cut'lis Hlmlxm' and :lvansivv tint' Jim Dllm'an. Hnnnmlllv mc-Illirm pirkx wmw- Handy leam. lingomv .Inlnlmn. David Trmulwvll. David va'vsx Klikr- H'ulsun. Rnnlliv PIHH'IWk. Mm Manning- Charlm Caflny um! lIm'H'H1aruvs.8mm1 Bisnlls who had lhv Imnnr nl' illkH'iIIu nn llul All Slur tvum. which clu'l'tlulml Ivuguv t llil!l1!IiIIll Htm- tlt'r5011 H-U. um'v Hutmiv I't-uunlx, Vimrv Cnx. .lPrl'y Cnpvlantl. Chal'lm Culluw. Cllrth I'mnlwl'. Jim Duncan and David Trvauhu'll. Hupos fur winnng Hm Alt: rlmmpinnship li:- with tho returning nl' Eh alnrlt-rs' for max! Vvarlx unrlvns. FOOTBALL Harding 23 7 20 22 24 44 RESULTS Southwestern College, K0, Millsops CoHeqe Southern State CoHege Mississippi CoHege Arkansas A i9 M Colleqe Ouoch'wfc: BCIpTiST Univ Northwood lnsmute Henderson Srcne College Arkclnms Pofytechnic College Store CoHege d Arkansas Opponent 21 7 OPEN-FIELD TUCHimg form r . r - 3.2? H : is exhibiTed by defensive safety Mlke Conh'ay as he puHs op on :1 runner from Southern State DEFENSIVE corner-bock Terry Brumley and defensive and Eugene Johnson sandwich on SCA runninq back in The season finuFe. 238 AGGRESSIVE pursuit is shown by Eugene Johnson dosing in cm The Soufhwestem quarterback in WI: opening game of the year POiSED in the backfield Jerry Copeland Fakes 10 Charles Coffey and prepares To hand the boH to Bill Wont, on c moss buck AGRESSIVELY pursuing The elusive SCA quavterbock, linebacker Mike Payne prepares to stop the runner char 0 short gain. 239 BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW Darrell Price. Charles 8032, David Byrd, Doug Davenport. John Moss. Larry Rodenbeck. Jeif Spencen Max Carpenter, BJ Chism. Wayne Means, Student Managerl BASKETBALL Season with unusual qualities places new coach at the lead The 106W TU basketball soasml was 0119 M11117 usual qualitivs. Thom was nut 21 rolurning starter In lhv loam lhul hogan lho year willl a new c'uzu'h. VHIvn Hugh GI'umn-r stopped up In llu' pusilinn 0f Athlvtir Dirm'tur. vas Bucy was Chnscn ln assume Um rlulir-H nly llr'ud mentor nf tho mumLhallmR ASSihtUIl by erl Bnax.Cnach Bury worked in mnhl a lmnrh nl' ymmgslvrs into a team lhut improssod a lot nf pmplzg during 1110 year. Ur- hvgan building his 1mm with hx'u seniors. Larrv Ulsml and Danny Russvll and u snplmmnre, Bill Chism. all 01' n'llnm saw liltlv ntlinn last w-ar. Tn those he urldwl a lrmlsfvr fmm Ohio Valley Junim' Cullogo. Dana Zurtman. and a frvshman. J00 Mathias. H'itll this invxpvrimlt'ml frmv he? Cunlpilml u IU-IAI- rrwnrd for tin season. Clmrlin Bum: and Grog Franz rimu- from 1110 lwm'h and pumped in smm'al nrmrlorl pnints during; Hm SFEIHUII. This was. a year nl' arliuslmont fur lhr- rmu'lu-s and players who made up a squad that was rapuhlo nf boating any AIC tmlm. hut leu'kvd rmlsistonry rm the store hoard. SMOTHERED by spring-ieggcd opponents, BiH Chism goes up for a 5ho1 only $0 discover a gem covered with aggressive hondsl 240 BACK ROW: Ned Boaz. Assistant Coach, Dana Zarlman, Randy Ralstnn, Kin Lair, Dave McNeill, Larry Olsen Joe Mathias. Greg Franz, Danny Russell. Jess Buoy, Head Coach. OBTAINING some l051 minute insirUCHon from coach Jess Bucy, junior guard Dona Zortmon prepares to return To the oct'won. GUARDED closely, senior Donny RusseH move: mound his man and starts his drive for The basker 05 Harding a bench looks on HIGH above onlookx'ng defenders freshman Jm: Mmhias tries a jump shot from hls forward poshion in a qome with Ouachim. 241 Harding 78 77 68 85 75 64 66 79 62 52 91 76 64 89 103 74 94 64 66 64 83 57 I 1 I 82 RESULTS U of A of Little Rock Philonder Smith David Lipscomb David Lipscomb Hendrix Arkansas Tech Henderson Store Ouachlfo Baptist Souihern State Arkansas A 8: M Philnnder Smith State College of Arkansas Arkansas College U of A Or LJHIE Rock College of the Ozarks Hendrix Arkansas Tech Henderson Staie Ouctchim Baphsf Southern State Stare College of Arkansas Arkansas College CoHege of The Ozarks Arkansas A 6 M Opponent 80 85 77 78 65 95 94 87 60 71 83 74 65 85 78 76 I 1 1 92 80 86 87 55 98 75 DEFENSED tighfly senior Lorry Oben and freshman Joe Mathi- Try To 5e? up a play in a clash with David Lipscomb Collagq EYEING a Tossed boll are number 52, Greg Franz, and hisopv ponem as fans watch 1he contest in Rhodes Field Hausa; 4, . 5 'JAANEUVERING hi5 Tiqer opponent under me basket ' - ore standout Bill Chism drives through for a bucket REBOUND strength will determine $he ouicome of this contest as Larry Olsen and Dana Zarfmcm reach for ceumol of the buH. BASKETBALL Conference basketball season sees action split into leagues le IQGQ-TO basketball erlmhllv QQIX'V lllr' U'H ATC 10mm rlividnd inn: M'n rlh isium nfl play. Unarhila Bnplm. Arkansas Twlt. Sunrhvm Slalr'. erndrix and Umrka madp 11p :lix'ieiun A whili- Hmuim-snm Arkansas Cullogv. Harding. Arlmmm ANN and Slaw CHHOQG worn in divininn H. Harding found AIC rmnlwtitinn stiff as Hunc'hiln and IIt-mir'rs'un wnn Hwir rliviRinnR will: Th--3 and 15-3 rwurds rn- sportix'vl-X'. In U10 H :lix'hinrl Harding: n'ils' lhil'd, During: the swasml 111t-rv xwro lln'rm rlnw gamm tha! u'nuld have put tlw Rimm in lhr- l'nur 1mm playnff, A Our point lnss to Arkansas: 0111mm. :1 7-i- 713 dnfeat Irv HPanrix. 21an a rl-lmirlt x'irlm'y by Slaw Collvgc killod IIarding-k nppnrluniiy Fur hmmrs. SHOOTING h'xs fall away iump Shot, Harding's cenmr Larry Olsen ge'ts the boH away while Two opponems, guard him dose. 243 BREAKING away with another stem for me Bisons, defensive c:cn Churhe Bouz dvives for another of his frequent Iayups BASKETBALL Coach Bucy's men rank high in completed league statistics Cum'h Hun ; raavrs boasted 0F lwmn' squad mvm- hvrs wlm rmlkvcl high in final c'mlfm'nnrv statisw lir's. Ilunling; haul three plm'm's who fillishml within llu- tnp tummy anrm'a Damn' RuqsoH was: sixth with a 16.2 1min! pvt .Q'EIIHC' avoragn Fiftvvnlh in tho Imumv was Larry Olsen. and Bill Chism. nine; tc-onlh, with 13,8 and 13.9 point averages por game rosporlivoly. The team was led in rohmmding by qonirn' Larry Olson. He was sovmnh in tho COIL f'vrvm'v will: WI rvhnunds pm' gumv. .Ilm Mathias pnllml rlnwn ml EIYCTQFJP 0f 7 7 rebounds oadl game. Twa innnvanicms appeared to add mlnr tn Unr- rlingfu laaclwthall season. Spectators rfmmlml clown lhv final ummuls 01' each game and 11 sporinl night. was dt'ant'd In 111:: humor of Scurry High Srhnnl and Harding; Aralh-my teams. 244 . . wt OUTSTRETCHED, The arm cf 0 Harding opponent threatens ! block a shot by Bison Charlie Boa: as both appear suspended. ACTION be'rween Bison Lorry Rodenbeck and o Ouachita Tigef gains the spoHighr as Rodenbeck moves Toward the basket. JJ 1 ON ugains! Arkansas Tech catches seniors Danny Russell ' Larry Olsen Wolking for 1wo poims in The Hard House. N5E and body comma seem to be par: of The ocnon as forr ' Danny Russell m?emms a block from an awkward posnion. REACHING high for jump ball is Harding's Dona Zcrlmon whHe Lorry Olsen, wedged between OpponenTS, awaits the outcome. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT ROW: David Embry, Ruck Johnson, Jim Kaufman, John RalILffA Bill Slicer, Brad Dapps. SECOND ROW: Coaches Jim Crawford. VirgHe Lawyet, Gordon Scales. CROSS-COUNTRY Bisons fall to Arkansas Tech in cross country competition Tim Geaxjv. a freshman from Merced. California. in his first season outdoors. clocked 24: 37 and John Ratliff. a junior transfer from York College. posted a 25:00 in the AIC Crass Country meet at Conway to take second and third. respectively. in the 4.9 mile championship run. However, the young squad was unablo 10 continue the string of crowns. falling to an improved Arkansas Tech team. Only one returning lettorman was listed among;r the inex- perienced crew of Bison harriers. Others who ran in the conference meet were Bill Slicer who placed 17th, Rick Jnhnson who finished 24th. Brad Dopps who was ESth. David Embrj,r finishing 35th and Jim Kaufman 3Sth. Rising interest in the grueling sport by other schoolsin the AIC has improved competition in the conference and commanded more respect from Har- dingic cross country team. Jim Crawford. who set many of the state's cross muniry records while a student at Harding. served as assistant mach for the Bisons. Commented Craw- ford. an buys did exceptionally well considering the fact that practically none of the boys had ever run in competition in high school? 246 f mm 3 .513 w. $1, COMPETITION between teammates John Roflw'ff and Tim Gearf hefps them place high in the AIC Cross Country meet or Hendrix; Its representing 10 schools from Arkansas and the four mile Hordinq lnvimtiono1 course. 1969 RESULTS Place of Meet Cope G$rardeau, Mo. Searcy, Ark. Searcv, Ark. Jonesborc, Ark. Storkville, Miss. Conway, Ark 1AIC1 Teams Easiern Illinois Southeast Missouri Harding Arkansas State U. Central Missouri Southeast Missouri Harding Henderston State Arkansas Tech Sfafe College 0? Ark, Arkansas A8.M John Brown U. Ouochim Baptist U. Harding Southern Sun; Arkansas S'ra're Southeast Missouri Harding University of Alabama Mississippi Stofe Arkansas Srote Harding South Alabama U. Arkansas Tech Arkansas Tech Harding Soufhern State Hendrix Ouachifo Baptist U. Henderson Sicne State College of Ark. Arkansas A8:M College of the Ozarks Arkansas College Score 15 55 B9 46 55 68 118 135 147 174 191 233 240 26 80 32 35 53 57 58 64 94 108 1 13 42 74 77 102 1 15 129 158 174 262 298 . - QC SUPERB physical condition is dispJoyed by Bill Slicer as he approaches the finish line .of a grueling cross country race. 247 SWIMMING TEAM. FRONT ROW: Don Johnson. Ron Nicola. James Bledsoe, David Mailer. THIRD ROW, Gienn Davis, Norman Seiders, Chess BFIM' Brad Brooks. SECOND ROW: Rusty Barclay, Randy Krape, Roger Shuflield. Randy Zeps, Leonard Allen. SWIMMING Bison swimmers finish season with fifth place in conference l969-70 RESULTS Dale Teams Scores December 2 Hendrix 58 Harding 46 December 10 Harding 53 SSC 40 December 15 Southeas'r Missouri 88 Harding 36 February 6 Harding 63 SSC 40 February 9 Hendrix 57 Harding 46 May 7 lAiCJ Hendrix 174 SCA 73 SSC 22 OBU 18 Harding l4 HSC 5 . . Tech 2 DIVER Ron Nrcgla gxecufes o 'cgtaway as .he practices for H1! annual AIC wammmg und DlVlng Championships This sprint. 248 , ' ICE becomes a daily hobir for Doug Homley and David as the Bisons prepore to defend their AIC team title I TEAM. FIRST ROW: Denny Reeve, CharIes Webb, Chris Worsham, Hudson, Doug Hamley. SECOND ROW: Charles Burt. H. E. Johnmeyer. ', lens. Ed Back, Coach Ed Burl. BOWLING Bison kegglers roll to their fifth straight league championship The Bison bowlers raplurml 1110ir fifth straight Arkansas Intercollegiato Cunf'nrvnt'o Championship by defeating eight AIC learns. 'I'hv must rruvial of those was State Cullegv of Arkansas. This virlm'y pavod the way for tho bnwlvrs tn the naliunal tournament and a clmnw u! a first nf'H-r last yoafs sotund place finish. Their efforts wvrv unsurcvssful in winning the NAIA Inurnm'. although Hwy did gain the- fourth spot. Doubles team. Charles Burt and Charles H'ehb. paced the Hardin;r knglors 11y lzlkinrg set'nnd in tho Kansas City cnmpetitimL Leading: HH- lvam in total pins fur the year and winning; llw AIC singles crnwn was Roy Smalling 0f Corpus Christi. Texas Cnach Ed Burt hogan his IHFU sonsun with fnur roturning' lettermon. H'ilh tho aid uf fivo now man his team shunts fur its sixlh straigill league tillv. IMPARTING lift Clnd spin to his bdll,Gury Parsons shows the CONCENTRATING prior 10 bowling The ball. DOVid Hudson im- sfyle that made him a confender for last year's AIC crown. proves his performance while Teammate Charles Burr looks on. 'T iwms 4i; : IIIIIIJiI:I:11I WORKING to perfecf his style and form, H. E. Johnmeyer follows through after his release 05 the buII truveis down fhe iane. DETERMINATION to pick up That spore is seen on the face of Charies Burt us he follows 1hrough with his patented form. 250 his back for extra 1hrow'lng leverage and speed, iun- Mani releases The ball toward the waiting boner. BASEBALL Bright expectations give way to disappointing hardball year Bison baseball in 1960 began with high hnpos but ended in heartbreak. Tho 1mm rumplciod the sea- son with a 16-9 record. Ouachita Baptist University won its third straight AIC title with tho swovp of a doubleheader from the Bismfs 0n tlw smsmfs final day. With five wins and seven losses; in tinnfor'onco play Harding finished sixth. In the NAIA Dish'ict 17 tournament the team lust a Close one in extra innings to State College. Pitcher Bob MCKCCI was awarded high honors 0n the team by being named in 1110 All-AIC. All- District 17 and honorable mention All-Amcriran teams. Jerry Moore was picked as an hmmrahlo mention All-District 17 and All-AIC third hascmau as he led the team in hitting with a .577 average. Roy Stoelc and Gary Isbell roccivod llmlm'ahlv mon- tiun AIl-AIC honors. Stock. a junior slmr'tslnp. was named to the first team AlLDislrict 17 in NAIA. SHOUTING encouragement to his teammates is 1h1rd baseman Jerry Moore in an effort to keep them alert for quick plays. CATCHER Denny Dotson shifts the Team mm the strategic 'Roger defense mode to Throw strong right handed hiners off balance. 251 BASEBALL TEAM. FRONT now: Roy Steele, Jerry Moore, Rad Brewer. Dallas Merritt. David Butterfield. Jim '. '- Gary Isbell. Harvey Howard. ,. Howard, Denny Dotson, Gay Wheatley. Gary Corum. Bobby McKeel. Dale Turner. David Treadwell, Danny Pnce, Russell Parker. Emerson Hayes, r I Neal, Steve Allison. ChaIles Young, Bob McCiuskey. SECOND ROW: Ken Allison. JUNIOR Denny Dotson successfurly reaches first base and re- ceives instructions from couch Romine to run on 0 ground ball. r g? CAMPED under a routine infield pop-up, piicher Bobby McKeel, an honorable mention AII-American, keeps his eye on The ball. 252 uima- W ; , : ' 1969 RESULTS Harding Opponent 4 Little Rock Universiw I 4 LHHE Rack University 0 .51 19 Central Bible COHege O ' lax 13 Cenfrm Bible College 2 - 0 State College of Arkansas 2 0 3mm College of Arkansas 5 5 Arkansas Tech 3 4 Henderson State 5 6 Henderson Store 1 0'! Henderson State Arkansas A 81 M 1 Arkansas A 8x M Souihwesfern College 1 -.. for the swing, centerfielder Gary lsbell concen- Southwestern Colle e .-m the ball as the pitcher goes through his delivery. 9 MOObO Southern State Soufhern 51013 01030010319 Somhwesfern College Southwestern College LitTle Rock University Little Rock University 000 State College of Arkansas State Coflege of Arkansas 1 Ouochito Baptist Ouochito Baptist Logmmwwwo LHMV State College of Arkansas 12 David Treudwell sfre1ches to reach the bag before In a game against Ouachim Baptist Universily. A for the throw from Third, Harding first baseman Gary 4. mm to scoop a low ball out of the dirt for the our. SERIOUS faces prevail after a pep lolk from Coach Allison k: ing Team members to forget errors and shake off a sl W:- BISON bosebolier Jexry Moore passes the bag, but not before she Ouochim firs? baseman has received 1he ball for The out. SOILED from a crucial play or third, Denny Dotson rec' . stem looks from coach Allison in a game with Henderson 5 w' CROUCHED in the batter's circle is rightfielder Mose Tu while he watches the action in an afternoon conference go 'f r u wthe ball on The first hole, Hugh Gulyean shows deep ha; ' : Up over the ball, Jim Henderson prepares to sink a short fhe sevenm green during an uffernoon practice session. I II ; . ion in coordinating body movements for a long driveh GOLF Golf team drops one position to seventh place behind Tech The golf team in 1,060 drnppod nno nutch from the previous year to seventh place bvhind a perenir ally strong Arkansas Toch. The team was paced by the number one player,.Iamcs Ilondorsnruwhn was the medalist for the year. me 196471966. tho golfers placed eighth hut in tho 19664.06? season. they climbed to fifth. In 1.068 they finished sixth. OIhFF loam members were Buy Fuller. Dick Berry hill. Cody Bridges. Tom Snydvr. .Inhn McGuire. and Tom Quattlobaum. Thr' snasnn for 1070 was hrighlmwd With tho arirlitiun of Charles Anderson whn was the league loader at York College. Roger Ellinlt. Mike Harris. Richard anler and Larry Frank will lend depth in the squad. Norman Mvrritt. who is: in his first yoar as roach. feels thal lively competition among,T members of the team will significantly improve their performance. GOLF TEAM. FIRST ROW: Hugh Galyean. Charles Dye. Richard Fowler, Mike Harris. SECOND ROW: David Shaw, Jimmie Henderson. Larry Frank. Charles Anderson, Roger Elliott, Coach Norman Merritt. TRACK Abundance of distance men pace trocksters in area meets Thp 10W! Harding lmrk loam irwg'nn lho svasml hunsling nf mmwmm rlistam'c I'IIIIIIPFS bul larking in spl'inlors. .lim CruwthL Tim Goary. Dirk $11011- fold and HirL Harris pacvd Ilw runners in 1110 x'nrinus arm mm-ls. Jim Crawford. whn has rmvivvd nutimml hmmrs; rvmrrlml a first, and twu semnds in lhrvn nl Ilu' mnnlr'fs biggosi spring; lrark mvvls. No ran in lhv 'I'vxas. Drake. and Kansas rvluys Tim Gml'y. u frvshnmn hmu Melted. Califurnia. adclorl depth In tlw Biwn's oHnrts. In iminnr ll'urk Hlix' year Jim Dum'au. All- Alm-rirem tal'klv in fuulhall and shut puttvr for I110 lmrk zmd fir-ld ch'lIH. plarod fifth in th NAIA Nalicmul Imlnnr 'I'rurk moot. His hm; was '32 fort. 10!: itlt'iws, In April. 106.0. Tvd Llnyrl. marh nl' llm lran Imam. avalml a ulnryoar appuinlmmtl as lurk rum h Ulk HIP rnlmlry Hf Panama. Thv pnsitiun was mmidvrvd an dt'lxrqmlinnal nppurtunity. 256 PATIENTLY awaiting the start, Tim Geury and Dick Shenfeld are a picture of the concentration needed for the mile run. TRACK TEAM. FIRST ROW: Tim Geary, John Ratliff, Rick Harris. Max NM- man, Rick Johnson, Don Blake. David Embry. SECOND ROW: Norman Bun- nett, Charles Kiser, John Buck. Jerry Evans, Mark Bales. Jim Duncan. ,' :7 OH is evident as fruckster Rick Harris pauses with rd set in the AIC mere? 01 Litfle Rock's Scott Field. V t the field once again in the NC meet, Jim Crawford G111. rates the form That has gained him national recognition. March 15 March 22 March 28-29 April 3 April 11-12 April 19 April 23 April 26 May 16-17 tAIC1 1969 RESULTS Teams Harding SCA A 61 M Hendrix 55C Harding Ozarks Memphis Relays Tiger Relays SSC OBU SCA Tech HSC Harding Hendrix Tech Relays Tech SCJA Philonder Harding AM 81 N Hendrix Texas Refuys Tech Harding HSC SE Mo. Sfme Memphis State Harding Harding HSC Hendrix Harding Tech Ozarks SCA 55C Harding OBU Tech HSC A 8: M Hendrix Score 71 56 33 27 105 V; 53V: 16 81 68 41 40 32 17 1b 83 76 41 30 25 17 81 56 45 110 50 21 9'1 57 11 83 78 V: 25 V2 73 62 V: 36 34 V; 27 26 71 20V: 257 DAILY practice on his overhead smash gives Dean Bowcom MEETING the ball in a match aquins'r Ouochifo, Lynn Dixon -- . another sfroke to his repertoire that placed him as number one. centrates on the form N10? helped him to the AIC doubles fin-- i 4 ??;kfjf-a c 9 7 .rc ? 8 7,7,47f . Q-GO , 'Y:,, 7:1... . ,7 ..- 1'. H++f fQHio' 7 - .rg. fir? v-v ' 7 1 . A V 1-f-f 9+5 ' '-' IA? ?'twgf-a-L. .7470 V;r+r-+ k ' I 'rtr+-04' r-' - .7. vrr-v f, 47 , y-awo T .? .. WINNER of the 1969 AIC Scholar Afhle1e Award, David Elliot? displays poise in a backhand stroke during the Searcy Open. SENIOR Ray Kelly p'lays the net on an opponem's volley to gain an advantage and win a point in a practice match against SCA. 258 -x r I? . MM: FRONT ROW: Rusty Barclay. Randy Drewett. Ray Kelley, Blwoom. Lynn Dixon. SECOND ROW: Dick Travis. Bill McKechnie. Ron .tlnnis singles champion Freddie Marsh strokes u backhand deep in his court during a match in the Seorcy Open was I .6 Parker, Freddie Marsh, Glen Blue, Mike Sadler. Cordell Battles. TENNIS Tennis team wins conference title for third consecutive year Under the coaching of Bob Knight the 1969 tennis team continued it's winning tradition by grabbing the AIC title for the third straight year. The Harding team reigned undefeated in AIC play. Winnng the conference tournament by a score of 28 out of 2.0 possible points. the netters were chosen to represent the district in the NAIA tournament in Kansas Citv. The team emerged eighteenth in the nation and entered 0an three men in the tournament. Freddie Marsh won the AIC singles champion- ship by defeating teammates David Elliott and Dean Bawcom in the final two rounds. Marsh and Lynn Dixon were second in doubles play. Four of the five top men returned for the '1970 season. The only position vacated was the number two spot which was filled last year by senior David Elliott. Elliott received the AIC Scholar Athlete Award for the 1969 season. 259 hr... .- F - .. INTRAMURALS Large participation is shown in intramural sports program lnh'mmn'ul spurts 211 Harding: have hovnnlv vm'y pullulin' uilll alurlvnls VVllu wish to lamp in shape. le III'HQHHH pe-rmils frustralml yuung' Iwrsrms, tn I't-lt-em' Ir'nsiuns nn lhv alhlolir livld nr in thz' gym. Arwlvtnm'c- ul' 1hix' irim i5 ilhlslmtml by Hm 1211'ng numhvr ni' slurlmls n'hn pal'tiripuh', Virtually mvn'um' n'ulrhvs Ilw mntmls. um! uppr'uximulI-ly 73 gu-rrvnl uf Ilw student body mkc-s unite purl. 'I'Ew kpm'h: au'liviiitw are diu-rsif'ivd With 5'3 H'vnls fur individuals and tmmls ranging fl'nm lvntlix lriltllllinlnn. nn-hcry am! sitiups In mgtug l'umlhulL lmslwlhall. wl'lhall and vnllvylmlL SILL tlf'lllH hm'v un nppurmnitv tu win trupllim fur tln' ovmns lht-y r-Hlvr. I'lm'h spring: an award is prv- St'llli'tl In llw nuhtumling intrunmml uHIIvtv. Cr-ril Iim'k :mcl Bnr'ljara Banws dirvvi tho imra- mumls. Mr. IEr't'k i: in his; SPVDIHPOIIH! vmr and Wm Iizn'mm is in lwr I'um'th year. VYilh this lvmlm' ship IIIP Harding: intraumn'al pruurmm mninluin um- ni' Iliv nation's most highly artilzlimwl swh'ms. COCKED 10 pass ls intramural quarterback Ron Copeland while Richard Hilton w s rushing in cm chempf to grab his flag. 260 DELTA CHPs Linda Broom and Trf-Kcmpds Deb Beckham readi for a rebound in ct crucim mmch between the opposing tea .. 16' ' , ,1 TE in'her attempt r? keep the. ball in PW is Mary Smith PURSUIT is fhe name of the race and Brad Dopps is the runner Donna Simpson and Linda Kodrlch preparmg 10 055151 her. who has passed all compefition To remain The find confestcmf. w ION is drawn to Speedster Emerson Hayes as he- uHemst .ude these wouId-be flag grobbers in a try For a touchdown. - - 4k. ' . . Inq'..1a. 7 3ux . 71., , . ' . ' -4.3 , .:2:-.3;71...- m..jl.r.w1 . : Wm , zohfx; ,' -..A. .- ,! . z '17; - - , Awning. . ....5 ',. .' '..- JI- .w INTRAMURALS STRETCHING f0 sfop Jock Reece, Dick James valiantly rea--.' for the Hug us Emerson Hayes closes in from behind to G FIGHTING for possession of the chH, Jone Wade Tries 10 over power an opponent in a women's intramural basketball game FOOT cocked to kick The bcH, Denny Dotson approaches 1he kick-off 05 David Butrerfiehd races downfleld to grab the flag. RECOVERING from a difficult play, basketball coach Jess Bucy. fries To Throw the runner out in a faculty intramurui game. 262 TRACK AND FIELD DAY Track and Field Day provides vigorous competition in sports Track and Field Day, held annually in varly May, gave students a chance to show their athletic skills in more than 50 events. Classes were dis; missed to allow students an entire day of exercise and competition. With activities such as the tug-of- war and fat marfs relaya almost 110 one had a valid excuse for not participating. Willie Rollins set a school record last year when he clocked a 10.3 in the 100 yard dale Team win- ners were Kappa Sigma Kappa in the American League and Mohican in the National League. -.- ' TS about his nexi event prevail in Dave Meilor's mind '- he watches The o$her confesfonts on Track and Field Day. LUNGING at the wire, Skip Cam edges oui Doug Adams for a victory in the 880 yard run during the Track and Field Day. 31M strain and poise in his delivery, Marty Thompson the discus to a winning dismnce in this field even? 263 Mpwwzmnn gm. .-. . - r, r mmm - Seniors dedicate '70 Petif Jean to iProfessor Donny Coston Sincv joining the At'ademy faculty in 1967. Danny Cnslun has wnn the mmi'idonro of students and lmchvrs alike'x. Vthmver smnormo is in need of his help WilPlilPI' it he a Choorlvador nmi-riing his advice in make a sign or a member uf thv cross- countt'y 1mm imorlingz his coaching: instructions. he is alwayq willing tn offer his. lime and ussistanrv. hmet-ssur KTa-vnzu'd. as ho is nftmi raliml. won the respect uf oath student Lhrmigh his easygoing mannori 0110 student commented i1 awvor dreaded going to art Class. in fact I 100de forward to it. hocause I know that I wuulrl hc taught snnmlhing useful in em inlonfsting way. W0. tlu' svniur clam; uli 1.070. gladly dedicate our portion of the 1.070 Pen? lean to ynu.CnaCl1 Danny Custnn for helping us tn apprm'iam all things. osporialiy lhw vahw of life. 266 DANNY BOSTON PERRY S. MASON. MA, LLD, Superintendent I. E. BERRYHILL. MA, portrayed an important - in Academy life. His kind manner and of- nt counseling comforted many Confused stu- mints in arranging their schedules. Mr. Berryhill, familiar sight behind the concession stand, also f, ht drivvr mlucatiml. Old Testament Bible. and ,cnencan History. In his position as registrar. ho . ,.- kept busy as a record 330 students enrolled at ',:: beginning: ul: tho fall semester. Always mni antrating on improving tho curriculum. 110 will ho -uu busier m'xl your as lllO Academy will intmv Er twn now subjects. omnnmics and imn'nalism, BILL DILES. MA. Principal ADMINISTRATION Goals of leadership and unity are set by members of faculty PERRY S. MASON. BA. MA. LLD. nuw in his 33rd year as Superintendent of Harding: Amulmny. is trying to Promote the 1hon'm. LLV'thtis Good Almul America? He speaks In high srlumls all nvvr the state of Arkansasl Luyalty lu f'lllll'ClL school. stale and Country arc the main points nl' emphasis in his spPeChes. Dr. Mason is wurking in I'HlHliliSll 19 private schools- eleven ml which aro Christian. across the United Slams. Ho is t'liairmem ml the American Legion Department nf Atm-rimnism and is mm ill? National Amoricanism Cunnilitive. In spite nf his busy srhotlnlru Dr. Mason still finds timc to make weeklv talks tn the student handy at Harding Academy chapnl assmnlilinu. J. E. BERRVHILL, MA, Registrar BILL DILES. MA. teachm- nf Bihlv. typing anti shorthand. is in his third your as principal. Cui animating the Academy chaptm' of Future Business Loadvrs of America. he lumps SilldPIliS interested in business abreast of current trends in lilP business world. Although much uf his. timv is spmn in the classroom. he devotes manv iimu's to his; admin strativo duties. He is an mllhusiastit supporter of athletics and can always make limo ln attend all Acadmny sports activities and some as mam statis- tician. His contagious smilv warms the lwarts 01' students and faculty members nliku 267 7 . . r: w- FACULTY ,. , 2 7 . W W 7 N Teachers give aid and advice to students in school activities x, B. Iardan H. Blul R. Brannon ll. Browning P. E. Elementary Science Histnrv R. Dixon D. Elliott M. Groonr M. Hulda!- f. Hun French Coach Business Elementm Muslc P. Him E. Hiulnbotrmn L. Lawson E. Lynn Vt. Martin Horne Ec. Counselor Elementm English Coach K. Ritchie A. House I. Sean E. Wold! R. erglll Mathematics P. E. Elementary Speech Musk: 268 lIlllllll'ltill. FRONT ROW: Bixler. Hacker, Calvert. Forrnby. Cleveland. ,Kiihnl. Morris. SECOND ROW: Tucker, Petway, Jones. Wright. Cuuk. Davi: Nat Pictured: Johnny Baines. HONORS SUb-Deb Spirit Award winner exemplifies Academy's ideals Boc'nuso 130 exemplifim: thv spirit and irloals nf Harding Acadenu: Johnny Virigln hinm hm 11mm CllUSOH by 1110 SlllJvIJPlJ snrial rinla a: Ihv roripiontnftlw1060 SuhUl'li Spirit Award, Throughout his txwlvo wars m llu- Armlmny. .lnhrmy has shm'cn a u'illingnvsu In Wind; and a f'UnlflCliliVD spirit in 2111 elSllH'lS nl' srlmnl life. Ho roprosonls tho heist nf Harding Ac'ndvmy, horausv hv has Lrivon 1110 lmst uf llims'vli'. The Sub-Dohs nf Harding Ararlmny rhnsv Jnlnmy as 0110 nf tho lwmlx for tho 1050-70 uc'hunl ymr. He was scloclml lwc'ausv nl' hie; nuluingz pm1 smlality and muriosy Thrcmghnul llw yvar 110 ha: always boon ready in giro r'iwm'l'ul ilSSiSlilllI'P. In the field of spurts his mrvmimml ulnilih' anrl vxlra hard work have madv him a vnluuhlv asset in thv Academy spark; pmuralm. Hp has par- ticipated in team alhlmim sinrv vlvnwnlau'v St'llnnl, Hr- has Imcn a starter in haskvllmll and l'nnllmH fur lhn past two years. As a juniur ho rvrvix'vd tho Hustlvr Award.which tho mm'hm and 1mm present In liw player wlm exhibits tlw Hpirit of n winnm' oven in dofoat. He was also an mu'rg'vtiv lmrk man in junior and senior high. In academic lil'o 1w svrws. llw scimnl and mm- muniiy as presidmxl nil 1I10 Rm! Club. Johnny was: also honored by Aradr-my SIIHII'IHG nu llw favuritn nf 111's sophumure and sr-nim' Muss. 269 ACADEMIC LIFE Academy students strive for unity, dedicated leadership As new doors cunlimle to open for those who seek a purpose for living. new paths of learning are being tread by students at Harding Academy. New fields of advonturo wore explored by science classes. Under the directiun 0f Randall Brannon. students studied the properties uf chemistry. utilizing new labs in the college science building. A new 101mg? area. made available with the art department vvaruation. afforded added eagerness fur snack break a limp for students to escape from studies am! problems to enjoy milk and candy. D1111 moments wr'rrJ rare in this needed facility. 270 DURING English IV, instructor Elsie Lynn unswgr-s question! for anxious seniors on helpful principles of wrmng rapom 1 ICHING up on the latest gossip, Academy students enioy their NEW Academy counselor, former coach, Ed Higginbothom, goes ' anackrocm, recentiy abandoned by the Art Department over important interest test with senior Carole Cleveiond. SMILING Tim Bixler enioys the attention hi5 cast attracts from some sptrited senior girls who are eager to sign it. BRAVING the countless quesies of his bawildered students. Mr. Brannon hopefully explains the complicated world of chemistryv 27T Rhodes, Ganus, Alston. Burroughs, Ely. BETA CLUB Record membership enriches program of Senior Beta Club The Harding Academy Chapter of the Beta Club is an organixatiun that encourages each student to apply himself 10 his utmost ability. In order to be- bume a member of the Beta Club, a student must maintain a NO average or abuvo for two con- secutive six-wvok periods. This year the Beta Club had a record membership of thirly-Six Students. Buying a frame for the senior composite to be hung in the hall of the school building and a Club breakfast in May to honor the seniors and to elect officers for the Cnming year were among the clubhs projects. Mrs. Andy TA Ritchie is the sponsor, Each year the Beta Club honors tho. high school buy and girl that have maintaincd the highest grade point throughout the year. This yeafs honor students are Sarah Havs and Paul Farrar. Sarah maintained an excellent average of 98.8 and PauTs average was 96.8. Honor Student Paul Farrur SENIOR BEIA CLUB. FIRST ROW: Sheppard, Woodruft. Formby. Gruover. Hays, Winter, M. Farrar, Hensley. Thompson. Milton. Hiatt. SECOND ROW: Helslen, Buoy. Wright. Muncy, Hacker, Prnck, Webb, Martin. Ritchie aponsun. THIRD ROW: P. Farrar. Campbell, Shuwalter. Tucker, Danial. Curtis. Honor Student Sarah Hays .UBUCATIONS -Icademy Petit Jean, Wildcat taffs record student activities The 1960770 Pun? Jam! Academy stuff wm'kmi long and haul m prm'ido fur lhe students. a mm- osite rct-nrd uf u mvmnrnblc year. V'Vith vditnr 'OSemar y Baggt-H lmriinp; tho vnluntnm-s. thv staff Wvotod many vnjnyahlv Imurs In writing and 1117 t' 'ting mp3; lyping' and proofreading. David nmphcll. lhv assisinnl editor. trained fur 1an job 'v prmlm'ingi lhv 1071 Prtil .le'cUL Wnrking mluully as hard as tlu- annual rnrps ere thr- :Inff mvmlwrs nf tlw 1960-70 U'ildart. J' blishml fnm' timv: a ymr. tho scluml neuspupm' vi: OYde 11mm of inlvrmt :u the Aradmnv students dpnwidwl uplnn'tunity fur journalistic creativity . itm' Harhvl Furmlw and hor msislzml Man uncy Cnmbinml i'tm'vs In ralh' their slilff' tnwzlnl reflective luhlniri nf Amrlrlmy ovonts. , Miss Ruth Iirnwning. I'm'ulty sponsor. gavv mm'h ,2ij mm s'mrr, FRONT ROW: Hiatt, Ulrey. Cleveland. Pryorr SECOND N 1p and 'rllh'itl'v In 1hr- mlitm's of both publimlinns ROW: L Campbell. GanUS. Tucker. 0. Campbell. Fossler, Woodruff- W . t w Mama.- 9. n '- - T STAFF. FRONT ROW: Webb. Pryor. SECOND ROW: Ulrey, Fussler. ALWAYS wiHing to help cut onyfime, Miss Browning qives assis- . THIRD ROW: Showalter, Jones, Muncy. tonne to Academy editors Rosemary Bcsggen and Roche! Formby. 273 MUSIC GROUPS Musical talent and dedication contribute to successful fours Mcn'lbm'ship in the A Cappolla leorus again exceeded fifty with participatiun divided among; suplmnmrm. juniors, and soniurs. Unclcr tho direction of Ray W'right, the traveling chorum a selected group of about furty members. took a four day fall trip to Texas. Louisiana. and Arkansas. The charms sang: in three churches and one school giving inspirational programs to the 1 large audiences. A longer trip in the spring,r took l the. chorus to Oklahoma and northern Texas. l Other activities of the group included participai I tion in a district festival at Little Rock. a state I festival at Hot Springs and performances for civic groups in Searcy and the surrounding area. SENIOR CHORUS. FRONT ROW: Inscore, Bullard. 3. Watts, Farrar. Merritt, Sheppard. Woods, Barnett, Utrey, Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: Hays, Spradlin, Groover, Cleveland, Hensley, Formby, Pierce, Tillman, Calvert, K. Woody. THIRD ROW: Plyor, Tant. Wright, Jones, Cook, Ctusskno Fossfer, Baggett. .V L TRYING to accurater sighfread new music is The Senior Chorus while workIng diligently in pre- paring for the full chorus rrlp. 274 EMPHATICALLY picking ouT notes to help s1udenfs Ieaml melody of new pieces Is Mr. Wright m a morning reh-v Webb, Bucy, Woodruff. FOURTH ROW: Bixler. Hacker, L. Davis, J. Petway, Tucker. Muncy. Campbell, Burroughs, Alston, Paine. Kellar. S. FIFTH ROW: W. Woody, S. Sexson, Ely, Daniel, Sewell. Leasure. Rhodes, Green. Baines, Curtis. Genus. Showalter, Beck CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders, Pep Club help to promote better school spirit WO'G Cleveland. Camain Mona Frock. Co-Captam Dena Grower Carolyn Watts Joanna Webb SHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: 3. Webb, M. Pmck. SECOND ROW: D. Groover. C. Watts, THIRD ROW: C. Cievelandr PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW: Jk Lawyer, Walker, J. Woodruff, J, Daniel, H. Webb. Thompson, Calvelt, Baggett. THIRD ROW: L. Campbell, B. Buoy, 6. Watts, Martin. Angel, Harris. Kellar. Bullard, Hedrick, R. Formby, MiHon, Jolly, Tiilman, Hays, A Lawyer, Tucker. Daniel, Groover. S. Martin, Sexsun, Manin, Helsten. SECOND ROW: Pryor. Cleveland. A. Ulrey. Barnett, Hart. L. Formhy, Fussler, Rouse GpansorL FOURTH ROW: N. Watls, J. Webb, Hensley. Frock. Sheppard. Watts. Pullara, Bales. Coward, Hiatt, B. Ulrey, Kearby, Merritt, Cranston, Beck, Jones, Vines, Spradlin. 275 ?Ix JUNIOR CIVITANS. FRONT ROW: 5. Waus. Hensley. Tillman, Thompson. Jolly, S. Martin, Barnett. THIRD Row: Pryor, Baggett, Crosskno. I I? Woody Vaughn, Bullard, C. Watts. Ulrey, Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Calvert, Winters, Prock, Cranston, Vines. Webb, Hays. Woodruff, Miss B- Jones, Spradlin. Grouver. P. Manin, Roark, Reynolds, Hiatt, Milton, Heisten, Gpanson. ' SERVICE CLUBS Science fair and outings hea activities of 1969 science do With the addition of Randall Brannon m Hf, Academy science faculty, the Science Club ga'u w, rejuvenation. Twenty-four students comprised L. membership. During the year many field tn-f were made to local and area places of interest su : as Bluff Hole and W'yldcwood. Most of the mam bers participated in the spring science fair. This was another busy year for members of - '.. Key Club whose first fundraising project selling home fire oxtinguishcrs. The club trea 1 gained funds from muncy collected through ' lockers and lost book fines. f The Junior Civitans provided a badly ne-- service this year by raising money to paint new snack room. The girls also saved the scha'; extra expense by performing the job themsel :3 BUSY is the only way 10 describe the Junior Civimns, as they point the snack room for one of their service projects. SR. KEY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Baines, Leasure, Sexson, Muncy, Tucker, DanieL Petway. SECOND ROW: Cuniss. Beck. Campbell, Ramsey, Davis. Showalter, Sewell. THIRD ROW: McCarty. Duran. Ganus. Paine. Green, Yingling, Alston. Earp. 276 SCIENCE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Spradlin, Groover. Woodruff. Thompson, Hiatt, M. Farrar. SECOND ROW: Clevetand. Hargar, Frock. D. Beck, Hays, Watts, THIRD ROW: Ely. Muncy. Campbell, Daniel, Hacker. Harisr. FOURTH ROW: Brannon. P. Farrar. Ramsey. Green. Baines. G. Back. Baggett. LIBRARY CLUB. FRONNT ROW: Woods. Vaughn. Milton. SECOND ROW: Reynolds. B'ucy, Roark. THIRD ROW: Welch tsponson, Wright, Cranston, Woody. CLIMBiNG high to reach the Yop shelves i5 Library Club member Donna Wright with some cssisTonce from sponsor, Mrs, Welch 277 fUIURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: Jones, Woodruft. Creve- Iand. Cook. Wright, C. Watts, Jolly. SECOND ROW: Hiatt. Caivert, Rs Formby, A. UErey, Inscore. L. Formby, Pullara. THIRD ROW: Thompson. Milton, Daniel, N. Watts, Lawyer. Roark, Bs UPrey, Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: Hicks LsponsurL Hedrick. S. Martin, P. Martin, Reynolds, C. Bucy, Shelby. Hart, Kellar. FlFrH ROW: Crasskno, L Campbell, D. Beck, Webb, Tant, Winter, Pietce, Fossler. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: Milton. Watts. Vaughn, A. Ulmy, Sheppard. B. Ulrey. Woods. SECOND ROW: 5. Kellar, Wundruff. Baggett. Thompson, Groover, Merritt, Hays, Cs Watts, S. Davis. THIRD ROW: Hacker. Cranston. R. Formby, Prock. Jones, L. Campbell, M. Farrar, Tant, Daniet, Burroughs. Van Winkle. FOURTH ROW: P. Farrar. Ely. Genus, Muncy, Rhodes, Whiie. Tucker, Curtis. Campbell. L Davis, Bitler. Earp. ORGANIZATIONS Future Business Leaders win in state and national contests Harding's Future Business Leaders. of Amnrira lhrlinmnnlan' Prurmluro team u'nn tho Arkansas mntvsl am! plurvd sixth in lhe national t'rnnpmitiun 21! Dallas. Texas. nlwre morn than lhirtv state teams m-rv onlormi. Harding's first year typing mnlosianl. Ann I'lrriy. won first plurv in stain mmpolilinn. aml lhr- spelling team plawrl sommi. Tho Hauling rhaptor of Future Hmnvmukors 0f Amvrira nus llnst tn mure than fivo humh'ml girls in the annual FHA FthPratinn meeting. 'I'hv 'I'lwspians made a rewarding: vf'furt in on- mumging studvm partir'ipation in svhrml plays. THESFIANS. FRONT ROW: Sewell. SECOND ROW: Welch Sponsors, Sheppard. THIRD ROW: Cleveland, Pruck, Jones: FOURTH ROW: D Campbell, D. Daniel, FIFIH ROW: Muncy, Bixrerl 278 KAT Record membership in KAT's provides for a successful year The old members of Kappa Alpha Theta cem- menced their yearly activities with the acceptance of ten new pledges. The informal initiation rite was a humiliating experience for the girls Who were required, among other things, to recite nursery rhymes at the steps of the Administration Building and Chant the club song in the depths of the lily pond. Furmal initiation was held at the home of Georgia Merritt. Admittance of these new mem- bers increased Club enrollment In twenty. Under the guidance of their sponsor. Mrs. Elsie Lynn, the KATE once again undertook the project of providing clothes and gifts for a child at the Conway Childrenk Colony. Many of the gifts were given by teachers and students of the. Academy. MUSIASIICALLY smgang their club song, the KATs exhibit . p and spirit at an after school meetmg in the snack roomt HATS. TOP ROW: Mrs. Lynn tspunson, Beck, Bucy, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Farrar, Hays, Howard, P. Martin, IHIRD ROW: S. Mattin. McDaniel. Merritt. Club Beau Club Beau Mllton. FOURTH ROW: Pullara. Sheppard. mt, Vines. FIFTH now: 6. Watts. Dan Danill Philip Shomlter N. Watts, Wnodmff, Wright. 279 Johnny Buines Stephen Tucker SUBMISSIVELY obeying the commands of mistresses 5099911 and Formhy, pledge Htort solicits a signature from a handy friend. S UB-DEB Fads of past decade provio': theme for SUb-Deb's banqu The drawing of peanut pals began an evenn; year for the Sub-Debs. Keeping a trarh'tion Sta '2; three years ago. the members drew names for . .7 secret pal at the formaI initiation of new mem t . The identity of peanut pals was not revealed v V the end of the year. Trying to be serious at all times. pledgemasm put pledges through their duties of solidifying : burying smiles. Activities were climaxed by wt informal initiation at Rnsemarv Baggett's hni Keeping'with the time. the Suh-Debs celebra tho hFads of the Sixties? Through old records : 3 pictures the Suvaebs and their dates relived past ten years. Helpingr them celebrate were seat beau, Johnny Baines and junior heath Step Tucker. As their special guests Mr. and Mrs. t H: Martin attended the banquet. Coach Martin M . chosen by the Sub-Dehs as their teacher of they :w- During;r May Fete the SubiDvhs were hung to have as their attendant Rachel Fm'mby. B mary Baggett was chosen as the Club representati SUB-DEBS. TOP ROW: Mrs. Hicks tsponsurt. Baggett. Barnett. Bum ; SECOND ROW: Calvert L Formby. R; Formby. Gtoover. Hart. IHIRD Hedrick. Hiatt. Kealby. Lawyer, Pierce, FOURTH ROW: Pryor, Tiltmllgw' Ulrey. B. Ulrey, Webb. STAR. TOP ROW: Mrs. Rouse tsponsurt, Cleveland, Cook, Daniel. SECOND ROW: Fossler, Helsten, Hensrey. Jollyt THIRD ROW: Jones, Kellar. Prock. JINING at the Hotiduy 1m, members of the STAR social club Spladlin. FOURTH ROW: Thompson, Tucker, Watts, Woody, hand their dates enioy the food at their Happiness 15W banquet. Club Beau Club Beau STAR Lam Davis On Green Snoopy, Charlie Brown create high points of Starts banquet The STAR social club began the 1970 school year with the rough initiation of seven worried pledges. A tea and formal initiation were held at the home of Patti Helsten. Shortly after initiation of the pledges. the club members Chose senior Darleen Jones to represent the club in the May Day festivities. The STAFUS had as the theme for their winter banquet HHappiness Is. This theme was carried out with LkPeanuts Characters for table and wall decorations. Attending the banquet Were club spon- sor1 Mrs. Ann House. and the Club beaux, senior Larry Davis and junior Dan Green. 28! SHOWING The great Wildcat spirit and enthusiasm CIT Cl blazing FAITHFULLY performmg another cheerleudmg duw, co-captoin boerre me some dnlhwd Academy srudems cmd cheerleaders Mono Frock hangs up n s1gn cudqu lo the Wildcat enthusiasm. STUDENT LIFE Energy and enthusiasm spark wonderful year for Academy STUDIOUS seniors manage To get 1n a few words during snack break whHe- Mrs, Wekh brmfly leaves the fibrary unattended. CHECKING ditty Xockors is omFy one of the many duties of two Key Club members, Hurry Leasure cmd presiden1,Johnny Baines. 282 C lass Favorites Outstanding students honored as favorites of their classmates 2. V r . x..- i .4 9' .. F .3:- 9 g a ' - m Darleen jams johnny Bairzes Senior David Campbell Linda Spmdlin Junior Leah Formby Kenny Ham's Charles Gama jozmmz 1V ebb Frcshman Sophmnm'v 283 Rachel Formby Mr. and Miss Harding Academy Tim Hacker 284 May Attendants Representatives Rosemary Baggett Carol Bucy Sub-Deb KAT Darlem jams STAR Carolyn Watts KAT Skip Calvert 286 H omecoming Attendants Rosemary Baggett Dem: Grower K ' t V Hachv! Formbx' Kay V'mm 1'on Synior REIJTFSUNMW'F .lrmiur anr'us'mrtatil'c' Joanna Webb Uvbm Berk Snphmnorc Represvnmn'z'v I-'n'.w'rmnn Ihwmmmm2-- 287 1969 FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Tucker MOI. Beck ISOL Hacker IZOI. Keilar tSSI, S Davis t25L Vanwinkle GIL Woody ISSL S. Sexon am, Mi V1- Mgr SFCOND ROW: Coach Barden, Daniel IGOL Muncy t50i Campbell t62I, Searcy UOL Ganus QM, Alston GUI. L. Davis tfm, J. Sexun Gm, Grooves. THIRD ROW: Coach Martin. Bixler i650, Duran UZI, Gunkel UD, Rhodes Ian, Baines ISSJ, Ramsey ISZI. Petway IZZI, Leasure ism, Caudel 03L FOOTBALL Tremendous desire for victory wins District 2-3 for Wildcats 5ill HHHII'H. ill hie first x'rlm as lwml mach. ILL'llitil'Ii llw IHIiO XVilIII'ats tII l1103 lErlisII III Iham- IlilJHNlliII, From a Iliumzil start III II blazing finish wax: HIP slIII'y Hr HIP Cats this VVPEIIX Tim XVildrats lIt-unn thv your hy lusinggr mio Q'HI'HO. winning; one. and liming: mmilwr. The team lilPll put it all t0- g'othm' Elllfl won 11ch next l'ivo slraigill. inrluding ovm'y mm III' HIIIiI' liiQIl'ifi fnosV le XViIdI'als's Imly :iofvms rump in HIP hands nf t'lilFS A hfhntliSH ai- thmigli ull playml u-I'rv largvr llluii Harding. Tht' Iiffmmix'o and defensive iiims wore coached by VV'ilt Marlin. and four nf tho sovmi iilI-disti'irl playm'i wvrr- liiwnwn. Cuach Hawk! and Martin iIIsmIlml a III-w Ilix'm'sifiod IIHIIIISI- this voar. and tho iTIIIIIle' rleonsv yihlilrwl pnints grudgingly Sonim' lozidvrsliip played a big part in the Cats winnings; 540115011. A100 Potway gaim'd var 1.100 yards and l'mn' seniors made tho nil-rlislrirl team. All-distrirl soloclinns worn niado by the coaches from tho 2-13 srhuuls. Seven Avadnmy students nInIlI- lho tlisil'il'l lvam: lhnv H'I'I'U A10? Pelwafy. Larry Dans: Johnny 153113053 lulu: Duran- 11m DRIVING for a victory, senI'or Alec Peiwuy gains a few moreof Ramsey. Duvul Campbell. SiCpi10H1'llem'. his many yards on rouIe to another important WildcoI T0,. 288 331.5 mg; J75, .r' '1. Ma- LA IILDCAT SENIORS. FRONT ROW: Hacker, Hanker; Davis, guard: Petway. halfback; Saxon. tackle,- Daniel, guard. SECOND ROW: Rhodes, split end; Leasure, guard; Baines.1ight end: Duran, middle guard: Bixler, guard; AGGRESSIVENESS is c: fodor in humbling an opponent as Wildcats Tim Hacker, Alec Pe'way, and Stephen Tucker make The tackle. 289 DETERMINATION exemplifies c spirired WHdcut defense as a host of players squash cm opposing running back for anoiher loss STICKY flngers come in handy OS Johnny BCIines pUHS in 0 p055 and sfrefches for every inch he can qef in another victory, 290 Harding 0 28 36 33 26 33 0 SCHEDULE Des Arc Harding Academy of Memphis Northeast d Lmle Rock Cotton Pkmf Hozen Haber Sprmqs Clmton DeVmHs Bluff Augusto Conference qome Opponem 28 IIIIOII FOOVBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Farrar iSGL Bixler Gin, Prock 6n, Wallace MSL Bullard tllL Shayhom MID, Williams R WU, Williams B. Gm. SECOND ROW: Coach Barden, Tucker um. PuHaIa ism, Daniels i35i. Brutherton i350, Showalter mm, Lnftin QM, Pryor 03m, Brown, Mgr. THIRD ROW: DIAGGING a Colton Plant tuckler with him, Kenny Harris fights for a few precious yards on determination and second efiorf, Coach Elliott, Kiihn! GED, Harris UZL Baggett Gm. Morris QZL Bales 011. Moore 05,, Williams S. tan. Coach Martin. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Junior Wildcats use size and ability to roll over opponents The Junior W'ildcals used their size and their ability to throw the important pass in rolling over four of their five opponents. Under the able leadership of thv now Junior High Coach, David Elliott. tho Juninr Cats scored impressive wins over NIm-ris and Cotton Plant. and Beedeville was lwaten m'imx A r1050 loss to Heber Springs marred a pm'frvrt soasnn. Eleven ninth-gTaders played in thir last Junior High football game. They wore Robert Baggetl. David Tucker. Kenny Harris. Miko Kiihnl, David Morris. Steve Williams. Rumiir- Monro. Jonathan Bales. Mark Bixlor. Bah MrArihur. Ralph Williamx and David Farrar. SCHEDULE Harding Opponenl 30 BEEdEVlHE 6 48 Beedevilie 24 37 Morris 14 b Haber Sprinqs 12 50 CoHon Plan? 0 291 BASKETBALL Hustle is the key as Wildcats end up with a record of21n3 In llis sm'uml Vx'vur en; head L'uurh. WWII Mariin 115ml his famous I'HILCOUN press and fast lin't'ak Irmlwllmll ln ln'mlm'o a 31-3 rccnrd. Thr VVildvuls xH-n' Iullm' llmn many of the uppm'lt'nts lllvy fared and 115ml this In the host pussiblv zulvunlagv. Out 81th shunting was a i'avtnr in the 1070 Callsmffoni sivv thrrinl. nrmuntinp' for nearly half mi. 1110 total puinls. SIirky dl-l'vnsv 11v1d1;1ppum'nts tn :1 '3l-pnint uvprag'v as llw H'ilrlrats avm'agjod 6+ puinis. In lhv CnuniyInvitaliunalUmrnmm-m11m H'ildH rim plarvtl Somml ai'tm' defeating Rosebud and Panghunl. Al lhv Chriatian High Srllunl mumm- nu'ni in Sr-nrry this: yoar tho H'ildcwats walknd away with firsl luluw levr defeating a Imigh Dallas loam in thv l'innls. .luhn Vim-s and Tim anscv madc tho all rinlll'IlPY team. Tho Wildcats sufforod dvfmts in 111v Cmmty 11nd District hofnrn the finals. Vines, Baines, Tucker 292 SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Davis, Keller, Alston. Daniel. Ganus, Beck. Davis, Vanwinkle. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, White, Ramsey. Laslay, BOUNDING above 1he hands of the opponent senior John Vi , odds his two point contribution in C: drive for a victory-r COMBINING with the spirit of teamwork, iuniors Tim Ramsey and Stephen Tucker work diligenHy 10 produce a few points. DRIVING for a basket and 1wo more needed points is hard-working senior Johnny Balnes. Harding 66 54 52 59 72 72 66 57 56 61 67 69 89 66 76 56 52 55 64 87 53 64 64 47 SCHEDULE Cen'rrol McRue McCrory Hazen Bald Knob Rosebud Pangburn Judsonia Cotton Plant Harding Academy of Memphrs Kensen Heber Springs Heber Springs Crowley's Ridge Dallas Christian McCrory Harding Academy of Memphis Kensert Kensett Bald Knob Rosebud Rosebud CotTon Plant Oil Trough Opponenis 44 43 46 46 41 58 51 84 32 52 51 66 62 48 68 55 49 39 45 38 54 50 45 56 REACHING high over every foe John Vines grabs yet another rebound us iunior guard Gory Beck waits to give assistance. 293 BASKETBALL . . . RESULTS Strong InSIde shoohng leads to Harding oppon.....j 3 . - 50 Central 23 outstanding season for lunlors 57 Mae w 26 McCrory 18 36 Hazen B 44 Bald Knob 16 33 Sulfur Rock 36 36 Cotton Plant 19 4O Beedeville 28 33 Kensett 34 37 Heber Springs 25 36 Heber Springs 32 31 McCrory 38 46 BeedevilTe 39 44 Morris 31 27 KenseH 25 48 Bold Knob 3 40 Central 20 43 Rosebud 33 ST Kensen 26 39 Cord-Chorlotfe 23 43 Judsoniu 33 23 Sulfur Rock 26 GOING up for a shot is Robert Buggen, while Ronnie Moore and David Tucker move imo position to fight for a rebound. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Tucker, Frock, Morris. Bixler, Bullard, Kiihnl. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin. McArthur, Moore. Williams. Baggett. Harris. 294 TRACK Wellwrounded frock program develops full Wildcat strength MINING dHigemly under the watchful eye of Coach Borden HEAVING the discus with determlnmion is senior David Laslev are John Vines, STephen Tucker, Alec Petwcy, and Tim Hacker, in cm evenT which sepurmes success or Failure with inches. IILDEAT TRACK. FRONT ROW: Coach Martin, Alston, Woody, Kellar, Davis, Vanwinkle, Saxon, Hacker, Coach Earden. SECOND ROW: Groves, Gunkel, Ganus, Tucker. Muncy. Petway. Duran. Lesley. TOP ROW: Caudle. Beck, White, Showaller. Vines. Baines, Whitworth, Farrar. 295 SENIORS Enlarged enrollment of seniors provides students with leaders SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rosemary Baggett, Trees; Suzan Cook. Rep; Rachel Formby, Sec; Larry Davis. Vice'Pres; Alec Petway. Pres. DANNY 00510 . Class Sponsor MILDRED EEOOVER. Class Sponsor ROSEMARV RUTH BAGGETT. Seam. Ark. Student Council 1,4: Class Officer 4. Trees. 4; Suereb 1.2.3.4. Rep. 3. Vice-Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; Large Chorus 1; Pam Jean Staff 3. 4. Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4: Library Club 1; FBLA 1.3.4; Civitans 3.4, Rep.-Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3, Vice-Pres 4; Pepettes 2.3.4. Captain 4; Harding College Bison Band 1.2.3.4; Academy Representative 3; Homecoming Royalty 4. Attendant 4; May Fete Royalty 4; Girls.State 3; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Teenagers of America 3; Citizenship Award 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. JOHNNY WRIGHT BAiNES. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4; Sub-Deb Beau 4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 4; Large Chorus 1; FBLA 2; Key Club 3.4. Pres. 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Class Favorite 2.4. TIMOTHY RAY BIXLER. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Derby Senior High School. Derby. Kansas. Student Council 4; A Cappetla Chorus 4; FBLA 4; Thespians 4. Pres. 4; Football! 4; Basketball 4; Intramurals 4. CAROL LYNETTE BUCY. Searcy, Ark. Transfer fmm Rector High School, Rector. Arkansas. KAT 4; A Cappella Chorus 4: Library Club 4. Vice-Pres. 4; FHA 4. See. 4; Pep Club 4. ION CLEMENT BURROUGHS; Pine Bluff. Ark. Transfer tram Pine Bluff High School. Pine Bluff, Arkansas. A Cappella Churus 3.4; Beta Club 3.4; FBLA 4; Key Club 3: Harding College Bison Band 3; Cross Country 3.4; Intramurals 4. cm 10 CALVERT. Little Rank. Ark. Student Council 3.4; Class Officer 1,2,3. Treas. l. Sec.-Treas.2. Treas. 3; Sub-Deb 1.2.3.4. Deb'abArm 4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; FHA 3,4; Civitans 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Pepettes 2.3. Captain 3; Class Favorite 2.3; Homecoming Royalty 2.3.4. Attendant 2.3, Queen 4. MICHAEL EUGENE CHERRY. Texarkana, Tel. Transfer from Texas Senior High School. Texarkana. Tex. CAROLE CLEVELAND. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4; Class Officer 1.3, Rep. 1. Sec. 3; STAR 1.2.3.4. Sec. 2. Treas. 3; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; Patit Jean Stalf 2.3.4; Mldcat Stalf 2.3.4; FHA 2.3.4. Rep. 3. Sec. 4; FBLA 1.2.3: Civitans 3.4; Pep Club 1.234; Cheerleaders 2.3.4, Captain 4; 01355 Favorite 1. DOROTHEA SUIAN COOK, Sealcy. Ark. Transfer from Higland High School, Atbuquerque, New Mexico. Student Council 4; Class Officer 4. Rep. 4; STAR 3.4. Treas. 4: A Cappella Chorus 3.4: FHA 3.4. Pres. 4; Intramurals 3; May Feta Royalty 3. LARRY WELDON CURTIS. Gteenville. s. c. Transfer from Carolina High School. Greenville, South Carolina. A Cappalla Chorus 4; Beta Ctuh 4; FBLA 4: Key Club 4. 296 CHARLES FLOYD DANIEL. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 2.3; Class Officer 1.3. See. 1, Vice-Pres. 3; KAT Beau 3.4; A Cappella Chorus 2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Wildcat Staff 3; FBLA 2.4; Thespians 3.4. Vwce-Pres. 4; Key Club 1.2.3.4, Jr.-High Sponsnr 4; Science Club 4: Foothal! 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Class Favorite 1. KENNETH LAWRENCE DAVIS. Searcy. Atk. Student Council 4; Class Oificer 4. Vice-Pres. 4; STAR Beau 4; A Cappella Chorus 2,3,4, Pres. 4; FBLA 3,4, Pres. 4; Key Club 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. ANTONIO SOSA DURAN, Carmen. Campeche. Mexico. FBLA 3; Key Chub 2,3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 2. AMEIL EARP, JR.. Gunnison. Miss. Transfer from Rosedale High School. Rose- dale, Miss. FBLA 4; Key Club 4; lntramurals 4. MICHAEL DAVID EVANS. Oklahoma City. Okla. Transfer from John Marshall High School. Oklahoma City. Okla, FBLA 4; Intramurais 4. PAUL BENTON FARRAR. Searcy. Alk. Transfer frum Dickson High School, Dickson. Tenn. Bela Club 4; FBLA 4; Science Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Intra- murals 4. MARY RACHEL FORMBY. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 2.4, Sec. 4; Class Officer 4. Sec. 4; Sub-Deb 1.2.3.4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 2,3,4; Large Chorus 1; Beta Club 1.2.3.4. Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Wildcat Staff 3.4. Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4; FHA 4; FBLA 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4; Civitans 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. Treas. 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; May Fele Royalty 4; Giris State 3; Miss Harding Academy 4, JANET ANN FDSSLER, Searcy. Ark. Transfet from Nndheast High School. Fort Lauderdale. Fla. STAR 4; A Cappeila Chorus 4; Petit Jean Staff 4; Wild- cat Staff 4; FHA 4; Givitans 4; Pep Club 4; Pepettes 4; Intramurals 4. TIMOTHY JOE HACKER. Sealcy, Ark. Student Council 3,4. Pres. 4; Class Officer 2.3. ViceAPres. 2, Pres. 3; A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; FBLA 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3,4; Science Club 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1.2.3.4, State Broad Jump Champ 3, Meet-uf-Champs 3; lntramumls 3,4; Outstanding Teenagers 01 America 3; Boys State 3; Mr. Harding Academy 4. JUANITA MARIE HARBER. Brighton, Mich. Transfer from Brighton, High School. Brighton. Mich. Science Club 4. BEITY JO HOWARD, Rochester. New Yarn. Transler irom Rush-Henrietta High School. Rochester, New York. KAT 4; A Cappella Chorus 4. DARLEEN JONES. Searcy, Atk. Student Council 1.4; Class Officer 1. Pres. 1; STAR 1.2.3.4, Rep. 2, STAR-at-Arms 2. Sec. 3, Vtce-Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 2,3,4; Large Chorus 1; Petit Jean Staff 1,2; Wildcat Staff 1.2.3.4; Library Club 1; FHA 2,3,4. Song Leader 3; Vice-Pres. 4; FBLA 1.2.3.4; Civitans 3.4, Pres. 4; Thespians 2.3.4. Sec.-Treas. 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Sergent-atarms 3.4; Pepettes 2,3,4, CnoCaptaln 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Royalty 1; May Fete Royalty 3.4; Class Favorite 4. DAVID LEE LASLEY. Searcy. Ark. Basketbali 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Tlack 12.3.4. HARRY l. LEASURE. Searcy. Ark. Class Otficer 2,3, Rep. 2.3; A Cappella Chorus 3,4; FBLA 3; Key Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres, 4; Harding College Bison Band 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 2,3,4; Intramural: 2.4; Class Favorite 3. KEITH ALLEN LEFI'WICH. Rosedale, Miss. Transfer from Rosedale High School, Rosedale, Miss. lnttamurals 4. GEORGIA ANN MONICA MERRITT. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Eveline High School, Bulawayo, Rhodesia. KAT 3.4: A Cappella Chorus 3.4: FBLA 3.4; Pep Club 4. CHARLES HERMAN PAINE. IV. Searcy, Ark. A Capella Chorus 1.3.4; Large Chorus 1; Key Club 4; Science Club 4; Track 4: Intramurals 4. ALEC GUY PETWAY, Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Officer 4; A Cappella Chorus 2,3,4; Key Club 2.4; Football 2,3,4. AIl-Distrim 3.4. AIl-State 4; Track 2.3.4. 297 DAROL LYNN PIERCE. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Central High School. West Helena. Ark. Sub-Deb 4: A Cappella Chorus 4; FHA 4; fntramurals 4. KEITH GREGSON RHODES, Searcy. Ark. A Cappeila Chorus 2.3.4: Large Chorus 1; Beta Cluh 1.2.3.4; FBLA 2.3.4; Harding College Bison Band 1.2; Football 3.4. Bench Warmer 4; Cross Country 2,3,4. JOSEPH WILLIAM SEXSON. Searcy, Ark. Transfer from Oak Park High School, Kansas City, Mo. A Cappelfa Chorus 2.3.4; FBLA 3; Key Club 3.4; Football 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Track 3.4. PHILIP EUGENE SHDWALTER. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Harrison High School, Harrison. Ark. KAT Beau 4: A Cappelfa Chorus 3.4; Wildcat Staff 4; Key Club 4; Harding College Bison Band 2.3.4. Academy Representative 4: Science Club 4: Track 4; lntramurals 4. JANEI ELAINE IHOMPSON, Searcy. Ari. Studeni Council 2.4; Class Officer 2. Pres. 2; STAR 2.3.4, Pres, 4: Large Chorus 1; Beta Club 4; FHA 2,3,4; FBLA 1.2.3.4; Civitans 34; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Pepettes 3. BEVERLY KAY IILLMAN take Village. Ark. Transfer from Lakeside High SchooF. Lake Village. . Atk. Sub-Deh 4; A Cappella Chorus 4; Civitans 4; Pep Club 4. CYNTHIA IOSET IUCKER. Gueydan. La. Transfer from Gueydan High School. Gueydan, La. STAR 3.4; Civitans 3,4; Pep Club 3.4: Pepetles 3. JOHN PATRICK VINES. Searcy. Ark. A Caupella Chorus 2.3; Basketball 1.2.3.4. AII-Cuunty 3.4. AIIvDistrict 3: Cross Country 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 4, SUSAN GAIL WATTS. Hahnville. l.a. Transfer from Hahnville High School. Hahnw'lle, la. STAR 4: A Cappella Chorus 4; FBLA 4; Civitans 4; Pep Club 4; Jntramurals 4. JERRY EDWARD WHITWORTH. Helena. Ark. Transfer from Central High School. Helena. Ark. Cross Country 3,4; Track 3.4. CHERYL LEA WOODRUFF. Searcy. Ark. KAT 1.2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 2,4. Treas. 3; A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Beta Club 4; Petit Jean Staff 4; Wildcat Siafi 4; Library Club I; FHA 2.3.4. VICEAPTES. 4; FBLA 4; Cwitans 4; Pep Club 2; Pepettes 2.4: Science Club 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. DONNA LOU WRIGHI, Searty. Ark. Transfer from Crowleys Ridga Academy. Paraguuld. Ark. S1uden1 Council 4; 1011 3.4. Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Beta Club 4; Library Club 3. Pres. 4; FHA 3.4. Treas. 4; Jntrammals 3.4. SENIORS ATTENDING Girls Smte and Boys 31019 this year from Harding were seniors Rosemary Baggen, Tim Hacker and Ruche1 Formby. 298 Elsie Lynn .. ,. Class Sponsor Wit Mirtin Class Sponsor Gary Beck ,, Searcy, Ark. William Bohlnnon , Searcy, Ark. David Campbell . ..... Searcy, Ark. Kay Cranstnn ., , . . Beebe. Ark. Wade Ely ...................... Searcy, Ark. Martha Farrar . .1 Ben: Grower Searcy. Ark. . Searcy, Ark. Sarah Hays . Searcy. Ark. Annette Hensley Opelousas. La. Jnluna Hiat ., Clemmons. N. C. Kathy lolly , .. . . . Searcy, Ark. Pamela Milton A ,, , ,,,,,, Searcy, Ark. James Moore . St Louis. Mo; Mm: Muncy . .. . Searq.Ark. Mona Frock 7 ,7 . Searcy, Ark. Beverly Pryor Searcy. Ark. Tim Ramsay . Searcy, Ark. Richard Rim: .. ............ Searcy. Ark. Kirk Sewall. , . . Searcy, Ark. Kathy Sheppard . . Searcy, Ark. Linda Spradlin , ..... .. . Searcy, Ark. Stephen Tucker Searcy, Ark. Molly Vines . ,, . Sealcy. Ark. Carolyn Watts , . Searcy, Ark. Pamela Wilkarson , . Basel, Switz, Patricia Woods McRae. Ark. ltinmra Woody . .... .. . Searcy, Ark. J UNIORS Efforts toward Jr.-Sr. banquet promote unify among Juniors JUNIOR cuss OFFICERS: Stephen Tucker, Pres: Kathy Sheppard. Treas.; Dena Grower, Sec; David Campbell. Rep.: Marc Muncy, VicelPres. SOPHOMORES Sophomores possess ambition and potential for future years SOPHOMORE cuss OFFICERS: Steve Davis. Vice-Pres.; Ann Ulrey. Sec.- Rep.: Charles Genus. Pres.; JoAnna Webb, Treas. Paula Hick: ........................ Class Sponsor Ray Wright ...... Class Sponsor Jackie Alston 7 7 ..... Searcy, Ark. Debbie Barnett Searcy, Ark. Kathy Bullml ..... Searcy, Ark. Jams Candle . V Los Angeles, Calif. Steve Imis . , ,. Searcy, Ark. charles Gums .......................... Searcy, Ark. Frtnll Groves , Bruca Eunkol ...... Searcy, Ark. .. Indianapolis. Ind. Stephen Kollar ......... Searcy, Ark. Paul: Martin ........ , ................ Searcy. Ark. Shannon Martin Searcy. Ark. Mike Milton ......... ,, , Searq. Ark. Diana Reynold: Uganda, E. Africa Bryan Scalar N. Little Rock. Ark. Stow Semn .. A, . , . Searcy. Ark. Sharon Tan! .................... Brownsville. Tex. Ann Ulray ............................. Searcy, Ark. David Van Winkle Searcy. Ark. loAnnI Wabb Searcy. Ark. James Whlla Searcy. Ark. Wayne Woody ........................ Searcy. Ark. r??? r . Ruth Browning Class Sponsor Kathryn Rilchie ..... Class Sponsor Robert Baggett , Searcy. Ark. ;; Jonathan Bale: Searcy. Ark. ' nahra Beck .. Searcy. Ark. m L , . - ' . MIrkBixler Searcy.Ark. Bevarly Bucy ,. Searcy, Ark. Lind: Campbell . . Searcy, Ark. Nita Daniel ......... David Farm . . ,... Searcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Leah Farmhy , .. Searcy, Ark. Martha Hart Searcy. Ark. Kenny Harris ..... Searcy, Ark. Dianne Hedrick Searcy, Ark. Carla Kurbey ..... , . Searcy, Ark. Kim Kelli: ,,,,,,,,,,, Searcy, Ark. Mike Kiihnl . Searcy, Ark. Andes Lawyer Searcy, Ark. Robert McArthur ............... Lime Rock. Ark. Barbara McDaniel Bend, Ore. David Harris ,, , ,7 Searcy, Ark. Michella Pullan . Searcy, Ark. David Iuckar Searcy. Ark. Bonnie Ulm .. ...... Searcy. Ark. '1' . Nancy Watts Searcy, Ark. ff . Stan Williams 11 ... . Searcy. Ark. FRESHMEN Freshmen fervently participate in various Academy functions FRESHMEN GLASS OFFICERS: David Mnrris. Pres.: Bonnie Ulrey. Sec; Mike Kiihnl, Trans; Robert Baggett, Vice-Pres.; Kenny Harris. Rep. JUNIOR HIGH Junior high students discover sweet reward of achievement The halls of the Academy wore brightened this year by tho pager ynung faces of the junior high students. W'ith their undying energy they sup- ported not only their own activities but all the events of tho soninr high as well. The Junior Key Club awarded a fifty dollar work scholarship to the boy who participated in the most cxtracurriruhn' work activities; This year's recipi- ent was David Tucker. Last summer the junior cheerleaders. along with tho. svnim's. attondorl the cheerleading Clinic at Arkansas Statv t,t'nivm'sitv in Jonesboro. Both groups won trnphies, with the juniors taking two first plates and three second places. The seniors also won the ttspirit stick.H awarded to the group having: the most spirit throughout the contest. SEVENTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: C. Davis. Oldham, Frock. J, Daniei. Wallace. Pusey. SECOND ROW: Moyer, Woodrulf, White, Ellmme. Caker, Bales. THIRD ROW: Burkett, Curry, Walker. Rogers, Tetreau. Manin. Lawyer. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Welch tsponsorJ, G. Daniel, Webb, Coward, Angel, Harris. Alston. Groves. FIFFH ROW: Barden tspunsort, Winter, Strayharn, Rubens. Williams, Glen, Hankins. EIGHTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Bultard. Ellmore. Hacker, Wright. Vinson, Wilson, 01bim, Pullara, lnftin. SECOND ROW: Elliott tsponson. Woody, Brown. Wlnhr, Miller, Pryor. Sexson. Showalter, Brotherton. Taylor, Beavers, 302 JUNIOR BETA CLUB. FRONT ROW: Hacker, Wright, Wilson, Hart, annby, Daniel, Ulrey. Martin. Alston, R. Bales. Lawyer. Coker. SECOND ROW: Browning memo. Ozbirn, Tucker. Beavets, Beck, Campbell, I. Bales, Morris, McMhur, Kiihnr. Farrar. 'k i 21 w! . 33 iv IIINIOII CHEERLEADERS. FIRST ROW: Lawyer, Keilar ao-captaim. SECOND ROW: Kearbey. Harris. Beck kaptaim. MINI! KEY CLUB. FRONT ROW: White, Pusey, Pullara, Tucker. Hawkins. Pryor, Farrar, Bullard. SECOND ROW: Daniel, K'Iihnl, Harris, Baggett. Morris, Brother- lnn. Elliott. sponsor. JUNIOR CHORUS. FRONT ROW: C. Pusey. J. Daniel, D. Farrah Coker, Walker, Curry. Mayer. Woodruff, Wright. Hacker, Ulrey. Olden. Brown. SECOND ROW: Bullemi Pryor. C. Davis, Tetreau, Martin, Harris J. Lawyer, Burkett, romny, Rogers. Bales, AngeL Kellar. Morris, McArthur. THIRD ROW: Williams. Bixler. Hedrick. Wilson, L. Groves, Alston, A. Lawyer, N. Daniel, Hart, Coward. G. Daniel. Webb, Baggett, J. Bales. FOURTH ROW: Kiihnl, Harris, Tucker. Beck. Sexson. Campbell. Taylor, Beavers, Busy, Watls. Vinson. Pullara, Williams, Moore. JUNIOR HIGH 1333' ii - ? tn. . .. I J1. ', - f .9 ' LISTENING to c: leciure and faking notes takes concentration, CATCHING up on The Ia1esf events offer a session in biology, but Freshmen have found that work pays off in better grades. freshmen girls enioy on opporTunIfy To relax between classes. 304 interest to achieve Elementary students manifest ability and ELEMENTARY SCHOOL y. Morris. Williams, 02birn. SECOND ROW , Cox, Brotherlon, Morgan, Robinson. THIRD ROW Pierce, Olree, Tailor, Jaynes. FOURTH ROW: Whetsell. Johnson, Sexsnn, Olree. SIXTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Wood Mrs. Confer aeacheri . . 2.5XJVI..K r ?xfx m i. . 1. ................... rm , . . . . - T ,.............. . . . . - m . . . - . . . - - - . M m. . . . - . - . - -m u . . - . n n mvu A u b lb .m e n w a 4 M Roberts, BaHinger, Mackey, Petway, Knight. Not-pmtured: Alexander neachen, L. Williams, .. . . .n. .3: F, i. : ,Woody. Wallace, G. Williams, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Helsten . Eubanks, Burkett. m CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Season, Petway, Donna Olree. Debra OIree. SECOND ROW: Allen. Wallace. FIFTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Coker. Green. Scott Wheeler Smith, Kiihnl, 305 FOURTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Menefee, Ballinger. Prym, Coker, Clay. Brotherton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sears Ueacherl. Ulrey. Kellar, Daniel. Bullard, Risinger, Scarsdale. THIRD ROW: Allen, Osborne. Robbins, Whetsell, Alston. Scott. Pusey FOURIH ROW: Barnes, Smith, Wright, J. Campbeli, D. Campbell. Corbin. Hedrick. Not-pictured: Parish. EXPLAJNING some assignments to two of her puzzled sixth grade students is an everyday iob for Their teacher, Mrs. Confer, 306 OBSERVING The small fish in their aquarium is one of the fourth graders' favorite activities shared during school days. THIRD GRADE. FRONT ROW: Myers, Green, Muncy, Daniel. Curry. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lawson tteachen, Cook, Robinson. Woody. Wright .THIRD ROW: Holliman. Nichols, Priest, Kevin Osborne, Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Kilhnl. Armstrong, Kell, Kathy Osborne, Coward. Nat Plctured: Oldham. Wllllams. :3 v.1 0;??- SEGOND GRADE. FRONT ROW: Ballinger. Hacker, Tailor, Bugger, Priest. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Alston Reachen, Nelson, Sharp. Green, Uzbirn. THIRD ROW: Kali, Kelly, Burket, Woody. FOURTH ROW: Vinson, Alexander, Wright. Pryor. Williams. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Lunchtime affords recreation, relaxation for grade schoolers PRACTICING her ABC's, a hardworking second grader, Carol Hacker, strives to make every letter as perfect as possible. We: ' m I FIRST GRADE. 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COTHERN S MEN'S STORE NICHOLS MAGNAVOX 202 N- Spring 268-2858 1303 Ens: Race 268-2820 314 Looking carefully m the 1970 Chryslers cmd Plymouihs r n N AN'S ' 1 - a u c m Sharon Br'ggs and 619nm Or'mes WESTERN AUTO offers. a wide seleciion of hardware moferiuls for The student, housewife and builder's use. DUNCAN'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH WESTERN AUTO 704 East Rate 268-2456 215 West Arch 268-8813 SEARCY GLASS CO., INC. HODGE AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Manager: Harold Valen+ine Manager: Glenn Capps Phone: 268-5503 Phone: 268-5866 Night 268-2969 M Night 263-6685 SEARCY, ARKANSAS 72143 315 ' O n v '3' 9' AJ - 3 it Liberty Is Found in Ming man 000 6;, 97 3 ?- PRESS Arkansas' Number One Coliage Newspaper DAVID CROUCH, ,Edltor KATHERINE JULIAN, Business Manager HASSELL 8: HUNT Be++er Used Cars 268-5544 Highway 67 East 316 iQEAwafggE ' - CONE-HUDDLESTON, General Contractor SEARCY, ARKANSAS 7'? jmmuxmmmx APPLIANCES I . HAROLD MOYE MEI! 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PARKER'S is well equipped to handle floral needs and is located on Race! 0 convenienr distance from campus. f . l' . d :3 4 I I For value and the best selecfion of all househon goods II To suit your needs visit SMITH-VAUGHAN MERCANTILE. ' . 311 E. Race 268-8611 Q ,' V, .4 w' xx 1 To meet all your insurance needs whether if be car, fire, home, life or accident, call EUBANKS AGENCY. EUBANKS AGENCY W 207 East Market 268-5838 2wa 320 Cg FEDERAL .9an!!ng AND 30am ASSOCIATION x H01: 403 w. Arch Ave. 5.9 9g H- z Seurcy. Arkansas 1; I 1: 268-2436 '40:;st Fine Prfnting and Lithographing Herman West, Manager P. 0 Box 585, Station A Searcy, Arkansas 72143 Telephone Area 501K268-8431 322 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 200 Wes! Race 268-2461 Accuracy, dependabiliry, and friendliness ore qualities of the service 01 the FIRST NATIONAL BANK located on the square. A New Dimmxion z'n Rmporzls'z'bz'lim and Service PWthL' Willl .1 prm llu'tl LiIlCl ClleiPllntTl mintl. yum' pmli-ssmnzll publishcrk rc-prrwntmiw will lw wur umsullam and mum lnilc-duuc us iu- hrlps rhan llu- wursv tin Im'ninq wur ldtzh inm rmlnirs ln ymlt plmmmg wsxjum. l1C will guidr um :lunuqh LI unmplvlr ullzllxals of your stall'l Vuur m l'nml and mm xcar. You will lrlpllll't' 1hr mum! and mudc nM-xpn'ssiun in rlmlqn and lypugrapllx m givr Vl'llll' l'umk ltx awn chamru'r. Toatlllt'h vnu w1ll hung inlen mnglblc lhl'm ll'w iulvus um mm: mml ln rffllCLI your prrsnnuliu uml ulml vnu lN'llt'VE umr Inhlgt' nl' tnmm'rxm will he lnviu' him in quixlv you in lhc publlxhing program Ilmt ulll I'rlrzhc your Sklhtmlls ln'sl rrvmivr vllin'lHJlmm yunH-pl tn unmplrtinn ul' 4 quality yr'dl'lnmk, AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY :1 Dn'mml ul' 7mhuK Visalia. l Ialll'l X 'Ihpt-kd. Kan, X Hannibal. Mn. 1 t'laml'n'idiur. Md, 324 YOUR AMERICAN MAN JOHN A CLARK 11132 North leby Oklahoma Clt'f 22. Oklahoma Phone: SUnsel 98443 u- ; mmmu w ONE mm SDID m m Tom Steed and Wonm'e Curtis shop For snacks a1 ANGEL'S FOOD STORE, the center of good foods and service. ANGEUS FOOD MARKET S. Main 8. lincoln Streets 268-3233 lack Wood Sears President Buiord Tucker Executive Seuetary Evan Ulrey Past President John CurHs and Joy Reichenbach relax from studies while bowling 0 game at 1he COLLEGE BOWL on East Race COLLEGE BOWL 2202 E. Race 268-2242 The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION congratufmes the class of 70 and asks for your support in buildmg CI greoTer Harding. 325 1: u--.L ..-;;, IRY PROD ' M cu 5-293? SEARCY' Lorry Doughefy, former Harding student, prepares To deliver Grade A pasteurized milk from the COLLEGE FARM DAIRY. COLLEGE FARM DAIRY Old Highway 36 and 67 East 268-2532 L, The athletic equipment for Hardmgs intramural sports Mono Haynes and other students shop at FRED'S DOLLAR comes from the stock of SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS. STORE which has everyday items at everyclcny bw pncesV SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS FRED'S DOLLAR STORE 513 Center Street Little Rock, Ark. 106 S. Spring 2634742 Everyone appreciates The friendly service of John Burken and his staff who can supply The right part for your need. JOHNS AUTO PARTS 1414 East Rate 268-6136 HEBER SPRINGS WHOLESALE GROCER 108 North Fourth Streef Oscar Pafche'll Cecil Pa+chell F0 2-2574 HEBEI SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 72543 328 Linda Peebles and Jenny Davis look over The fall sefections cf the IDEAL SHOP. 0 ladies' wear cenfer $or Harding QMSV IDEAL SHOP 110 South Spring 268u3670 'l'lilil'lil'l' I ' A i . Under new mcmagemenhSEARCY ATHLETIC SUPPLY offers HELEN'S DRY CLEANERS features one-dcw service and a Hardmg students quality orhleHc goods CIT tow prices. convenient drive-in window for The ease of The customer. SEARCY ATHLETIC SUPPLY HELEN'S DRY CLEANERS 301 East Center 268-2200 1801 Eusl Race 263-6752 GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER offers To The students the unique combination of nome-brand items of reasonable prices. GIBSON DISCOUNT CENTER Highway 67 East 268-8676 330 TIIE SOUTHWESTERN COMPANY Nashville, Tennessee A GHALLENGING SUMMER PROGRAM for COLLEGE MEN To make more money than most other students make To develop the ability to meet and deal with peo- ple To gain experience which will help you be success- ful in your chosen vocation To develop self-confidence and leadership ability Bob Watson instructs this enthusiastic group of men in soiesmonship which will help them 10 earn coHege expenses. .4! w IIY Envnus COLLEGE AND connuulitrviy CliiNElli Proud to be 0 port of fhe Harding communiTy, HARDING LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS provide the best service. 332 1969 HOME BIBLE STUDY FILMSTRIPS by Jule Miller M A Proved Method of Soul Winning Has Been Improved! I More objective and positive approach I More accurate historically I Updated with new charts and live photog- raphy I All art either new or rephotographed for greater color and impact I Continuity improved; smoother transi- tion I More emphasis on luIl surrender to Christ I Latest programmed learning technique i AVAILABLE . 0mm 1, 1959 SAVE $5 No. 506K-COMPLETE KIT, including filmstrips. manuals. and records . $59.45 . No. 506 Filmstrlps and manuals ....... $44.50 ' No. 506R Sound recordings ......... $19.95 FULL COLOR BIBLE CORRESPONDENCE COURSE I1 MI I. Illa III mas ll. Stems Now '33 living color! Over 400 pictures! Compto3oly ruling! mm manullo Ibo :Ico douhln u ueltinu nu- luuon corflmndcm com nnunllng I positive approach 30 mi itudy of mi BM. mild church hlilory. Now programmed iurning mu. nlquo Ind ultmrdtm futur- Imd tno ammo toy nmmm. Loan i Iulnn boom aflor ouch mm allowing! Ho. 336K Kl! compMI Inducing 1le 32-9-90 boom Mill Inn. ammo: and mnlllng mom: 100 or morn. on. 81.00; 10 at m. In. 31.25: In- lu 10. 0-. $1.36 nnuam QCDVIFCI a D n nnv 10mm - unlltTnM Ttva3 77017 Cathy Ccrsrens 0nd Buddy Jones explore The PJayboy warld' from The stock of books in the HARDING BOOKSTORE. HARDING COLLEGE BOOKSTORE HYour headquarters for all types of Bible School Muieriuls HEADLEE CLINIC DRUG STORE 912 East Race Harding sfudenfs value fhe cour'reous service and low prices on fuel of HUGHES APCO on E03? Race Street HUGHES APCO SERVICE STATION 1523 Easi Race 263-9629 Iii Jeanine Cooper and Lewis Griffith Take advantage of the range of items available or HEADLEE CLINIC DRUG STORE. HEADLEE DRUG STORE 204 North Spring MlTCHELl-BOWIE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Besf in school and Office Equipmenf PHONE FR 24412 1512 West Third Sfree! host Office Box 3215 :umg hock, ARKANSAS 72201 .' I EAST END BARBER SHOP is The place where Harding men Convenienle locmed on E051 Race Street DOG 'N' SUDS such 05 Gordon Sutherlin come for qualify haircuts. serves The pecpfe 0f Seorcy with fine food and drinks. EAST END BARBER SHOP DOG N' SUDS l515 East Race 268-9669 2204 E. Race 268-9612 BROOKSHIRE TIRE AND RETREAD Fireshane and DX Produds 200 S. Main 263-2810 MAGIC MART offers to the students and faculty of Harding 0 complete selection of household goods at discount prices. MAGIC MART DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE ' Highway 67 East 268-5821 7 t t 'T'Laflno g-:s I 013' DAVIS PHARMACY 1304 E. Run V 268-358! Established I 860 ROBERTSON'S DRUG STORE For the most dependcnbte indoor heating durtng the cold . . season see the folks at THERMOGAS on Highway 67 East. ' : : ttmmnd COMO? Of '0 Square 268-8691 THERMOGAS COMPANY Highway 67 East 268-3420 337 MOYE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. School Supplies are our Business Highway 67 Eusf 268-8170 SEARCY, ARKANSAS BEST FOOD MART 2001 505! Race 268-2119 RUSSELL EM ERY, Mgr. 338 SAMUEL BINGHAM CO. The S+andard of Qualify in Priang Rollers and lndus+rial Rolls Lincoln Strut 268-5835 SEARCY, ARKANSAS BOLTON'S Parks and Service 263-3541 110 Ens! Rue. jeiadiuac, Pomiac, GMC. Friglduln Experi repairing of Wmches, Clocks, Jewelry THE TOT SHOP C. J. FANSLER JEWELER We have everything you need Sales on Waiches, Wulchbunds, Diamonds, Jewelry for infants through teens. . Qualify firs'l' service always .. 306 N. Spring 5mm UJh-asonic cleaning 5AV5 BY STOPPING AT THE TOT SHOP 110 E. ,Vine 268-2736 F82 F CONCRETE C0., INC. 0 Gravel 0 Driveways 0 Cement 0 Concrete bricks ' Ma so nary :ement CARL BEAVERS, Manager 268-5852 . WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY STATE FARM 0 Johns-Mansville praduds ' Coleman Healing 0 Bonlumln Moore Paints . I N 5 U RA N C Ed, 0 Gould Pumps . . . . 0 Ammong Linoleum : . I ' ,. ' VERNON ROGERS m s. Locust 253-3591 . rigighyvay 67 5cm 260-2920 339 A MJ Kentucku fi'ied 6'ldcken mm Colonel Sanders inviTes call of the student body and ?he faculty To come out and try his KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN. COL SANDiRS RECIPE Kentucky Hied 6hwken 250412; R A -:. s ,Arkn 63 Wow WM? 140ij DNA m ace $211: 268-3607 mm m OMAGENE'S GROCERY Conveniently located behind the new science buifding 1300 East Marks! 268-8574 Lacy Randall and Calvin Crim visit the home of the tax- specialists of H 8. R BLOCK COMPANY on East Center. H 8: R BLOCK COMPANY 105 East Center 168-3575 340 CLAY CANDY COMPANY Fresh candy supplied to the vending machines and the College Inn 101 North Main 268-3758 A broad selection of furnimre and household items as Viewed by Rick Johnson are available at SOWELL'S. . - SEARCY, ARKANSAS 72143 SOWELL'S HOME SUPPLY 209 W. Arch 268-8100 MOVING 8. STORAGE SEARCY VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY 819 South Main Jack Spaulding. Owner 268-8243 SEARCY VAN AND STORAGE CO., Seorcy's oldest local and long distance van line, is new affiliated with Dean Van Lines. 341 gee HARDWARE 3 mv Paints Carpeting Walleovering Firepiuces Linaleum Window Covering The quality and purity of country style sausage from HEARD'S SAUSAGE COMPANY is always guaranteed. Decoupage Hardware HEARD'S SAUSAGE C0. T. R. GARNER, Owner SAUSAGE 4n. vou$ 201 W. Arch Southwest Court Square Lawson Street 268-3780 The 1969 graduating class of the Harding Graduate School of Religion is pictured with the faculty and commencement speakerst Twentyhnine of these received the MA. degree; five, the M.Th. Since the first graduating class in Memphis in 1959, 268 students. have received graduate degrees in four different fields: the Biblicoll the doctrinal, the historical. and the practical, For further information contact Dr. W. B. West, Jr., Deon, or Bitl Flatt, Registrar, 1000 Cherry Rd, Memphis, Tenn. 38l l7. JIM Y4MENS 31th 1115 Wes huh I- 1 9.3912 :1 From The fine dispiay of current styles found in JIMMY'S MEN'S STORE of Seorcy, Glenn Savage picks a tie ?o suit him. Education, like electricity, makes your future LESLIE JEWELERS brighter. 319 North Spruce 268-2340 . II Anxnusns pawemunm Looking over the fine dismay of pewelry and ornaments Ja'g'z'mgkpl mm.mmmmn af LESLIE JEWELERS ore Nathan Brown and Debbie Smith. LIGHTLE DOBBINS AND llGHTLE wusuncws AND ngLTOBS '5 YOURILMMJMI Imaranrr MGEH' 'II.VII Vol! lall Lightle, Dobbins 81; Lightle gnsu'to'u - Waafto'u 411 WEST ARCH AVENUE - 501 1263-3563 - SEARCY. ARKANSAS 72143 uennsnosamsausnni m.-. f: bun; . C. H. SCOTT AND SON FURNITURE CO. will be happy To buy or sell onfiques as well as offer sturdy new furniture. C. H. SCOTT AND SON FURNITURE 609 South Main 268-2350 +951??? mm The BURGER BARN, with delioous charcocE-broiled IN hamburgers, is a wonderful mace To Take your date. OFFICE MACHINES DIVISION BURGER BARN 400 E. llncoln 268-5854 Highway 67 East 268-8731 345 COMPANY 346 Your STERLING STORE Always Boosfing +119 Bisons ti? 3. Spring 268-2275 . INTERNATIONAL .QHOE COMPANY . 490 South Main : ' sway, gaming; NV WHITE COUNTY . UARANTY SA WIVES and loan Association: 3le NmeNSPRUCE STREET ' PHONE 501F268-S633 ' SEARCY. ARKANSAS 72143 YOUR MILLION DOLLAR PlGGY BANK G ,0 5' i . ainw ' 1 .. - -? . J In order To gef a head start or ChrisTmcs shopping Mike Mason and Chuck Guild browse of STOTT'S DRUG STORE. STOTT,S DRUG STORE 103 West Arch 268-2536 The PIT DRIVE-IN is The home of great sandwiches and shakes for Tasty meaIs after ciass or studies. PIT DRIVE-IN Highway 67 East SEARCY STEEL COMPANY P. O. Box 1007 SEARCY. ARKANSAS MERLE NORMAN COSMEHC STUDIO The Crow cf QualHy m w. Rm , P 243-3917 ,,,,,, 348 268-3662 You hey bsfmjtbu buy RAND'S POLY CLEAN now features self dry cleaning machines that save time and money for students. RAND'S POLY CLEAN Hig hwuy 67 East 268-9639 Rose Mary Cox and McKay Shields discover the excellent stock of latest collegiate fashions at The COLONY SHOP. fjiil CWSRQP FOR COLLEGE MEN F idelity Union Life Insurance Co. DAVID 'B. BURKS COLLEGEMASTER SPECIALIST HARDING COLLEGE w . '. , ' IOTEI. PepsVs got a lot to give RE STAURAIT , . g7 l l' fie I 2n; Get that bgrefoot feeling. Mountain Dew. . ,.,.,...... n... mm ...- ...M.-... .,.n .qu mm: m ! :57 . COACHMAN$INN East 51h 8. Ferry St. Little Rock, Ark. 350 Nobody Outdeuls the Good Guys at KUMPE-MASSEY DODGE. INC. Highway 67 East 268-5396 BLUE EHUSS- BLUE SHIELD WINNING 7154M IN THE HEM 0F PREPAID H541 TH CARE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT JOINING, WRITE: Arkansas Blue Cross 8: Blue Shield, Inc. Sixth and Gaines - Little Rock, Ark. 72203 BOLDING E550 SERVICE is the first choice of many Harding students because of its convenient location. BOLDING ESSO SERVICE 1210 E. Race 268-9782 351 Directory A A CANELLI. 169 halter. Rebeca: Evelyn 1F1.1 Rt. :1. Box 229K. Langviow. Tex. 75601. 1215. 215 Adair. Charles E 159.1 50? E. Race. Apf. 4. Seorcr. Ark. 721411 Acklin. Darlene 150.1 RI. 2. 50X 401. Conway. Ark. 72032. 118 Adair. Nina Maria 159.1 509 E. Race 51.. Searcy. Ark. 721411. 118 Adams. Coral Marie lSr.1 1351 Surlillion Ava. Ain. Ariz. 135321, 51. 222. 148 Adams. Huro1d Douglas UL! 320 FulesT Drive. Newport Ark. 72112, 109. 205 Adams. James R. 1Jl.1 1351 Surlilllun Ave..A1u.Ariz. 85:121. 108. 197. 109 Adams. Judllh 5. 1Fr.1 1351 Summon Ave A10. Am. 85321. 126. 222. 115?. 49 A1181, Joyce Ann 15r.l RR 2. Valparaiso. 1nd. 40383. 81 Aklns. J1m F 15:.1 1130 47111 51.. Sacramenfu.Cal1f. 95518. 126. 2:14 A1ualmolk1. Nazar 1Fr,1 1? FR .3. B . Muslid-I-Sulolmon. Iran.. 126 Albuuqh, Maureen 150.1 6715 Cabin John 12d.. Springfiefd, Va. 22150, 118. 21? Alhrlght, 0111119111 A. lJr.1 2322L1ndu DL. PinEVIHa. 1.0. 71360, 108. 165. 167 Alden. Gunny Cecelia 150.1 5159 Roxbury Rd. Sun 01:90. Cum. 92116. 113. 226 A11an. Jumu, 29 Alaxandtr. Flanuy. 27 AHEA. 176 Alexander. Emhrn lynn lJr.I Rr. 1. DeValls Bluff, Ark. 72341. 108. 197 Alelunder. Murgta Ann 1Fr1 R1. 1. Ba: 34. DeValls Bluff. Ark. 72341. 126. 220 Allen, mehm-d Lennard IFIJ 117 Cenrru1 Ave.. Wmlel Garden. Flu. 32737, 176. 195 Allen. Kolen lee Ur.1 400 Diwslon. Adnun. Mmh. 49221. 105. 215 Allan, leslm F. 15:11 408 Dwmun. Adrian. Mach. 40221. 113. 198 A1lnmn. Claude Ferrell Jr. 1FL1 103 Cousmeau Rd . Pensacola. F10. 32507. 126. 2:14. 198 Alluun, Fnafden W11 ! ISLI 200 Grand 51.. Secrcv. AIR. 72143. 81. 201 A1140 . James 1501 700 Eon Davis 51.. Marianna. Flu, 32446. 118. 198 Allimn. Joncl Sun 15r1 200 Grand 51.. Searcv. Ark 72143, El. 151. 209 AIHson. 1015 Anne : iFrJ 50th 4th. McGehee, Ark. 71654. 126. 171' 2:13 A1I1son. Sully Anne 15rl 103 Cuusineuu REL. Pensacola, Fla. 32507. 81. 221 Allison. Stephen Wilhum 155.1 703 W. Arch. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 118. 171. 205 Alpha 9111 Gamma. 184 Alpha P$l Omlau. 184 Alpha Epii1an C111. 19? Alpha I'M Kappa. 19'! Alpha Tau Epliloll. 194 Alnnn. John 1111qu.1 5 Mugnahu 0t. Sentry. Ark. 72143. 272, 274, 276. 28?, Am-dun Sindhi, 18b Anders. Sharon Marie 15M 110 E. Hillcrest. San Marcos, Tex, 75666. 61, 1157. 223 Andersen. Carolyn 150.1 1210 E. Markev. Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 36 Andersen. Charles Hugh 150.1 2615 Kildare Sn. Huntsvunz. Ala. 35311, 118. 207 Anderson, Charla: R. 151.1 1105 41h St. N. E.. Wulenuwn. S. D. 57201. 81. 206 AHdcrson. Gory 1homus 150.1 Bax 61. Buchanan. Gu. 30113. 118. 199 Andaman, Jacquelyn Louise lFrJ 114 Hickory. N.1.i1lle Rock. Alk. 72114. 126 Anderson. Karla Beth IFIJ 1221 Cameo Dr.. F1. Worfh. 19!. 76100. 126. 171. 215 Andenon. law Delowse 1H1 21 l S. Oak. Seorzv. Ark. 72143. 1261 Andersen. M'11550 Coral 1551 2503 Swan 5L, lonqwew Tex. 75601. 118. 219 Andaman, Shenln Kay. R1. 3. Nashville, Ark. 7185?, 196. 216 Andrtwl. Judy 150.1 11040 B1ockock Dr. Butun Rouge. La. 70815. 113, mo, 225 Amhony. Jeue Ray 150.1 2046 N. VIS1III'. Fresno. Calif. 93705. 118. 192 Anllcv. Kay 1501 1001 S. 7111 51., Monroe.1.a. 71201. 118 Argo. Roberl Qu1nn. 1505 Cherry Rat. Memphis. Tenn. 38117. 1215 Armstrong, Emma Jeunelve lJrJ P. O. Box 214. Junesmwn. Miss. 33639, 108 Armalrong. June E1131 Ill 1 Box blah. Seurcy, Ark. 72143. 36 Arnold. PuI 11r.1 3293 Flower $1.. Lynwood. Colo. 1315 Awhunasiau. M1111 15m 806 1', Unwersiw. Galvauon. Tex. 77550. El. 105 Alhunasruu. Karen ISL! 806 '1'; Unwersny, Galveston. Tex. 77550, El Atkins. Larry 15r1 1705 S. LDWe,51011gUrT.AI'k. 72160. 31 Aus1in. Jerry 15r.1 1209 B. szndu Ave.. Hamesteod. Flu 33030. 195 Aushn. Marv lJr.l 1214,3011 93. Neasho. Mo. 84950. 108, Hm, 215 Auuln. Rhonda 1501 660 Reynolds 51.. Pommoc. Min. 308611. 118. 215 Averw. Peggy Jo ISuJ 1131 South 51., Fi1chburq. Muss 01420 Ann. Jim 1501 1518 S. Jasmina. Denver. Colo. 80222 Babb. Wllliam 1501 2910 59111111011. Dallas. Tex, 75229. 118, 124. 206 Buchmunn, Timothy lFrJ 665 N, W. Warns 51,. Fan Charlone. Fla. 33950. 126. 170, 171. 200 Back. Edwm 1501 Pioneer Rd. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 113 Buggafi, Allluux Brown lFrJ 111. 1. Box 164. Adnmswlle, Ala. 35005. 126. 166, 170. 171. 201' 8099: . George 13.. 31. 171. 192 Bugqe . JeaneHe. 211 8099111. Robert 1Acud1 1507 E. Market Searcy. Ark. 72143. 291. 294. 301. 303, 304 5099-11, Rosemary lAcndJ 1507 E. Marker. Ssurcv. Ark, 72143. 269. 272 273. 274. 275. 276. 270. 230. 235, 287. 296. 171 Bugley. Wallace Gregory 1Fr.1 11001 New Zealand 51.. Cyprus. Calif. 90630. 126, 199. 234 Bagnemn. Rabeccu Anne 1Fr.1 4501 Br1dln Rd.. Bur11esville. 0111:. 74003. 126. . 223 169 Bugwill. Roberl lJr.1 10.5 5. Mound. Don1uhun. Mo, 63935 Buhler. Flowuyne Kay UL! R. R. 2. Ozegun. Mo. 64473. 108 Sallev. Fred 15:.1 607 '1, E. Run. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 31 Ba11ev. Jerry 1511 632 5. 4511151.. Birmingham. Ala. 35222. 81. 14B. 163. 195 352 Bailey, Kuryl 17.. 30, 232 Bailey, lari, 232 Bain. Donald 15r.1 R1. 1. Purmo. Ma, 63870. El . Baines. Johnny 1Acud.1 708 E. Center. Saurw. Ark. 721-43. 274. 276. 230. 2813. 25?, 292. 295. 296 Baker. Anna IFIJ Armory Rd.. Maun'raln Homo. Ark. 72653. 126. 212 Baker, Carl tJrJ 603 Elmer. York. Nab. 6846? Baker. Donny 15r.1 342 So. Sharidun. Halyuke. Cato. 80734. 81 Baker. Dixie. 36 Baker. Dannie 15121 705 N. Charles. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 31, 206 Baker. Leonora lJr,1 1316 N. Powhatan 51.. Arllnaton. Va. 22205 Baker. Freddie Ju fSrJ 703 N. Charles. Seam, Ark. 72143. 81. 21. Baker. James C. 36 Baker. Mary Lorie 151.1 P. 0. Bull 213. Glimer. Tex. 75644. 81. 154 Baker. Peggm. Sb. 167 Baker. Ronald 15M 705 N. C11m1es. Sammy, Ark. 72143, E1. 154. 201': Baker. Susan Kay 150.1 6564 021m. 51. Lnuis. Mo. 03109. 118, 217 Baker. Susan 150.1 P O. 70'. 0051100. 1.0. 71220. 113. 213 Baldrldge. Rosemary 1Jr.1 Rt. 1. Box 292. H0312. Ark 72433 Baldwm. John 0.. 27 Bales, Dr. James D. 29 Sales. Mark 1Fr.1707 E. Race Ava, Seulcv, Atk 72143. 120 , Bales Jonathan lAcudJ 707 E Race. Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 291. 301. 303. 36! Bull, Tony 1501 201 511-1 Ave , Columbm. Term. 311401 Ballard. Johnnve. 3!: Banks. M1ke lFr.I 2100 E. Park. Searcy. Avk. 72143. 126 Barduy. Morgan 15r.1 111 Huwksonh Rd. Greenibum. Va. 15601. 32. T , 19b 1 Burden. 0111. 260, 302 Barnes. Barbara. 30. 215 Barnes. Jerome. 30, 155. 159 Borne . Debhve IAde 611 E Peri. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 274. 275. 276. 2 300 Burnett, Ronnie 1501 En: 209. Kenserr, Ark. 7708?. 1 18 Barren. Ronda fSr1 954 So. Dowell Terrace. W1ch11a. Kan. 67207. 82. 167.215; Burriger. Thomas 1Fr.1 484 Park Dr, Cluwsan. Mich, 45017. 126, 201 Bnrrmgmn, Charles 1Jr.1 1605 Habson 1111.. Ft. Wayne. Ind. 46805. 107. 207 Barrinmon. Michael 1Fr.1 1605 Hobsnn Rd. F1. Wayne. 1nd. 46505. 126. 207 Barry. Kanneih ISrJ 7300 Cameron. Vernon Place, Apt. 110. L002 Rock. 72209. 02. 205 Bunon, Kathy 1501 89x 115. Alabaster. Ma. 35007. 118. 100, 211? Barton. Marian lFr.1 115 Herlen 51.. Fayarm. Ala. .3555. 1215. 216 Barton, Verenl 1Fr.1 215 W. 3rd 51.. Curdell. Okla. 721632. 1:16 Bushaw. Douala: lSr1 I9 Farm St. Barre. VI. osml. 32. 200 Bcshuw, Jenmfer lJrl Rt, 2. Coldwolef. Mlsl. 38613 Bares. Charm: 1H1 12 Pm: S! . Bay Mmelte. Ala. 36.1507. 126. 168. 161i. 196 Bates. Vernon 1.1M 1700 Johns Rd, Middletown, 0111045042 103. 171. 207 names, Cordell 1m 1009 Cherry Hdll Dr . N. Linle Rock. Ark. 72115. 126. 200, Buwcom. Dean lSr.1 R1. 2. Box 192 A. Panxmoulh. 01115 45562. 82. I96. 225 258. 259 Bean. Huey lFr.l 11700 Geub Anl. Hurhrille. Ohio 44632. 734 Bean. Virginia lFr.1 441 West Cedar 51.. Oxnard, Calif. 93030. 126. 223 Bean. Wanda 1Jr.1 11708 Gall: AV! Harhnlle. Ohio 44632, 108. 220 Beard. Pam 150.1 121. 1. Bo: 171. Hangman, La, 71037. 118, 209 . Beasley, Tammy 15014680 Crossover ln.. Memphii. Tenn. 38117, III. 169.196: Beasley. Robert 1Fr.1 4680 Cranmer Ln.. Memphis. Tenn. 118117. 126. 159. 195. Beasley. Sheba. 36 Benson. Nona 1Fr1 1604 Srerra. Tulure. Calif. 93274. 126. 171 Beak. Cecll M . 30 8951:. Debra lAcudJ 801 N. Cedar. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 275. 2'78. 279. 301, 303, 304. 207 - Beck, Gary 1A:ud.1 801 N. Cedar. Seam. Ark. 72143. 274. 276. 277. 203; 292, 295. 299 Berk. Janice. 315 Back. Johnny 15r.l 210 5. Moss. Scurry. Ark 72143. 165. 208 Beck. Linda 15r.1 2012 W. chemh Ave.. Coffevale, Kan. 157337. 52. 162. 222 Berke . Virgil. 25 Beckham. Deb Terry ISM Box 295. Bradford. Tenn. 38:116. 82, 214 Beckhom. Larry 1511 R1. 1. Lum. Term. 38471. 32. 207 Beeler. Dom1hy Ur: R1. 1. Wales. Tenn. 33484. 100 Hehel. James 1Jr1 Rr. 5. Florence, A10 356210. 100. 198 Bell. Choalene U11 2111 E. Cantor. Seam. Ark. 72143 0211. Rodney lJr.J 1313 N1 GIiHIn. Okmulqee. Okla 74417, 103. 207 Bell, Cynthia 1501 R1. 5. Warrensburq. Mo. 6-1093. 113. 209 Bell. Judy 1Jr.I Box 1191, Sta, A. Scurry, Ark. 72143. 82. 217 Bell. Karen IFrJ 3329 70110:! Dr,. Shrevepon. 1.6. 71107. 126. 171, 227 Bell. LDNDII'IE 15a! 505 E. Run: 51., Scurry. Ark. 72143. 82. 209 Bell, Mildred. 33 Bell. Wmnia E. 30 3.11M l Icuux. 169 Be1ue. Marian 1Fr1 613 F. Washington. Osceola. Ark. 72370. 126. 222 Bench. Micheal ISrI 9326 Nonhpoinl. Dalian. Tex. 75238. 82, 19!! Bench. Shakla 151.1 R1. 1. Box 349. Florence. Ale. 35630, 02. 214 Bender. Undo UL 5251 George 5L. Chicago. Ill. 60641. 108. 210 Herman, 061.1111 151.: R1. 2. 001 2B. BOHIQSVHJI. Okla. 74003. 137. 203 Bennett, Norman lFrJ 1312 E. Marker. Suurcv, Ark. 72143. 47. 126. 198 Bennett, Teresa 151.1 511. 3. Box 356. Cloverdulc, 111146120, 82 Benson. Dr. George 5.. 27 Bensan. Veromcu 1Jr1 205 Murray St. Sourh Bend. Ind. 46537. 108 BenHev. John 1Jr.1 11204 Yurkmonf Circle. Dalfai. Tax. 75215. 108, 205 Berry. Susan 150.1 4979 Burf1ald Rd.. Memphls. Tenn. 3811?. 118. 226 Berryhill. Dan. 30. 30. 206 Berrvhill. James IFr.1 31 Hurdmg 0n. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 46, 126 ' June. :11 i .1. 2.. 267 ' Joan. 36 . NH IJLI 5 Harding D12, Scurry. Ark. 72143. 234 1 M. i. 30. 47 1740300 1-1121 V1018! H111. Ark. 72584, 108 Ihnho. 3b .Dldl 15h! Box 1304. Harding College. Seam. Ark. 72143. 02, 1-13. a 20-9 15131. 111. 8, lo: 403, Chil1im1he. Ohio 45601. a2, 209 - I'II Faye IFIJ 306 Cadar St, BrldgeviHe. 0911:. 19933. 125, 214 .1 5549 5. Quincy, Hinsdale, 111. B2. 193. 2215 DI11n! EFL, 5549 Quincy $1.. Hinldch, 111. 00521, 120. 226 21.. 21a . 151.1 512 N. Pine. Little Rock. Ark. 72205. 32 . m 1 n. 1111 . . m , 164 'IMIQ 1513.1 51': E. Acre Dr., Plantation. F1a. 33313, 113. 1157, 171. 217 - 1 lSrJ S. Mam 51.. Plymouth. N H. 0326-11. 83. 208 MeudJ 1202 E. Moorc. Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 291, 204. 301. 304 Must! 1202 E. Moore. Szurc-v. Ark. 72143, 269, 274. 2713, 283. - 298 am 1Fr.1 5574 Marconi Avg, Carmichael. Calif. 95608. 1261. 199 Don 15013111 1963 Shepherd Cude. S. W- A11an1c, Ga. 30311, 115 P15111115. 3:1 , Edward ISrJ 325 27nd 51', N. W., Massillon. Ohio 44646. 83, 166 - M1! IPLI 543 Sun Val'ley lune. Dunmnvifle, Tn 751 16. 1315. 213 151.1 1303 14111 51.. Hawarden. Iowa 51023. 12.1. 205 ,L1ndu lFrl P. O. Box 262, Tuba: Vista, Caiif, 95732, 126 ,lulry 1.1L! R1. 8. Box 123. Florence. A11: 115630. 108. 198. 217 Jumli 150.1 1505 W. 40111 51. Texarkonu Tax 751501.118 161. 207 Mid 1Fr.1 2320111. 16111 N. Lirrla Rock Ark 72114 126 171 195 Karyn UPI 2320 W 16111 51.. N 111112 Rack A711. 72114. 108. 210 131.1 133 C1oveldc1e. Scurry. Ark. 72143. 50. 30. 33, 21a . . 263, 307 . 15:11 1:13. Claverdale, Searcv. Ark. 72143. 75. 11B. 206. 222 a 1F1.l 406 E. Macra, Searcv, Ark. 72143, 126, 226 1 33 .110 1.1!.1 $1611 Rt, MuyHeld. Ky. 42066, 108, 230 -. 30 ledd 505 E Vine. Scurry. A1k,72143. 230 ' 1Ff.1 6-11 B1uckbum Ava. Fuirfield, 01111245014, 126. 170, 171 ' - G. 151:1 1104 E. Rate. Searcv. Ark. 72143 . 5WII'II IAde 302 N. Oak. Seuvcy. A111. 72143. 299 111611.. 36 M! 1PM HI'. 1. Box 231, Judsonin. Ark 72931. 126 11 1511.1 4024 W1llnw Rd. Memphns. Tenn. 38117. 03, 221 '60-'01 171.1 11!, 1, Cl-mon. Ark. 72031. 126. 206. 234 . .Mil 15M Hardlng Cullege. Box 1353. Searcy. Ark. 721-13 54. B3. 193, in M 15L! 7400 College Cirzlz 5., Ft Worth, Tax. 761 1 B, 83 . Mirna 1M 701 E. Cemer. Seam, Ark 7214:, 105 Main ISL! 2718 Overcve-J. Dallas. Tex. 75200. 108, 166, 197 1 - 1517.1 1569 Exenr 51.. Dallas. Tex. 75200. 136 T Janie- lFr.1 R1. 1, Momhon. Ark. 72110. 127, 224 . Denny 150.1 111.1 Arlmgmn Piece. West Monroe. La. 71291. 113, - I 150.1 Warm Springs, Ark. 72478. 118, 205 - 171.1 1'. O. Box 589. Winnsboro. L121. 71295. 127 -' Ihn 15121 P. O. Box 602, Winnsboro. La. 71295. 83, 171 11nd. lf-rJ P. O. Box 589. Winnsboru. La.71295. 127, 171 John lFrJ M W. Euston PI.,Tulsc1. 01:11:. 74127. 127 Ml! 1Jr.1 111'. 2, Newport. Ark. 7211?, 105, 190 - 157.1 3275 Crystal Vuliey REL. Little Ruck, Ark. 72204, 127. 219 1 IFrJ 3329 WJIbulger. Fr. Worth.Tex.76119. 127. 217 ' , M111: 151312114707 Nunh Lewis, New Iberia, 11170560, 118. 194 lunar lJr.J 1579 5. Forest 51.. Denver. Colo. 80222, 53, 103. 203 ' Jm? 1500111 3311 Spr1ngrock. Huustun. Ten. 77055, 115, 171, 213 Jim 111.1 111. 1. Box 97.5h1rley,Ar1:.72153. 1m, 195 .mlinn lFrJ RI. 1, Box 4151. Cuvulhersvillu. Mo. 03830. 127 . 1. Joe lJIJ R1. 1. Box 461, Curulhersville. Mo. 63830 1M? 15131 125 E, Olive, Shreveport, La. 71101. 83. 209 . .SMslun ISLI 3933 Cunning Ava, San Diego. Calif 92111, 83. 166 113ka IFrJ 013 Richmond Ave... Richmond. 1nd. 47374, 127. 209 Emlly LILI 3'10 E. Park. Sentry. Ark. 7214:, 108 MIL 268,277,193 1! 1511111. 1 Cutting Mo. 11:18:11 83 172 .chv 17131 P. O. Box 123 Unc11ukleef A105 .W 127.171, 173, Ml 1Jr.1 111.1. Box 5075 Wmarvliel. Mich. 49098. 108. 217 'I'GUIV 1761 1506 W. Block.E1Dolodo A1k.71730 127 1FLI103 PnnVarosu.Srreulnr,111.51364,127.170,171,202 Lhndul iFrJ 6729 Macon 211.. Memphis. Tenn. 38128. 127. 198 jingglr ISL! 5729 Macon Rd., Memphis. Tenn. 38128. 33. HB. 159. 2 E II 177.! 651 W. 22nd. Merced, Calif. 95340, 127. 201 .'Nam:v15r.l 203 R. Edwards PL. Cahokia. Ill. 612206. 83 1 1111111.:16. 20! mm 1.111 101 Cird: Dr. Marietta, 01110 45750, 1138 Vicki 17:15:55 99E. Ava. Tulsa 01.1... 74123. 127 22:1, 233 11111-1er P O Box 2186,Musc1e Shoals. Ala 351560103177 A 17121 P. O. Box 2136, Muscle Shoals, Ma. 35560. 127, 1b0. 223 Broudionr. Dena 1501311.! 121, 8. Gveenevolle. 1mm 377-13. 116. '71 Bcoclc. James Jr. 1.111 237.5 Somerset. Am, 204, W-cl'ufn. Kan 67204, 108. 207 Brock, Mary 1Jr.l Rt. 2, Box 1. Trumunn. Ark. 7247?. 108. 277 Brockman, Bo lJtJ Be: 565. Malgunra, Canal Zone. 100, 199. 210 Blackwell. Joanna 150131141 11109 James 51,. Jnnasborn. Ark. 72501. 118. '21? Brooks, BrucHazd lFr.1 2226 Fairview PI. Blllinus. Mum. 59102. 177. 200 Brooks, Kathleen lJr.1 1501 Runnie 51' . HIM. M1131. 43507. 100. 709 Stocks. Phylhs lFrj 1501 Ronnie 5L. Flml. Much. 48507. 127, 225 Broaki. Raymund 1Fr.1 R1. 5. Janesboro, Ari. 72401. 127. 171, 197 Bram, Mary Beth lSnphJ 960 N. El Mollno 51., Pasadena, Calif. 01104. 113 Broom. Wendell lSrJ 9110 N. El Molina 51.. Pasadena, Calif. 91104. 84. 206 Brovhenan, Patsy lFrJ P. O. Box 96, Garner, Ark. 72052. 127. 216 Brothenan, Ronald, 34. 36. 194 Brown, Carl tFr.l P. O. Box 3741, 0:1110. Ga, 31774. 127. 23$ Brown, Nathan lFrJ 712 N. Harre11.WvMa, Ark. 72396. 217. 206 Brown, Durlis 18h! 121.4, 30:: 333. Poroqnuld, Ark. 72450. 84. 22A, 233 Brawn, Duvan Uni R1. 4, Box 333, Puraguuld, Ark. 72450. 108, 176 Brown, Hilary lJr.1 3 Gukwnod CL, Gulfport, M155. 39501. 127, 161 Brown, James lSrI 19409 Bumhnm Ava.. Lunsinu. Ill. 72043. 200 Brown. Jesse 151311111 3671 Rule1gh-Mill1ngtun Rd.. Memphis, Tenn. 33128. 110 Brown,Ke11h EFL! R1. 1, Waupuca, Wis 54981. 177. 190, 19? 8rown, Wanda 15:11:11.1 801 2511, Kenn . Ark. 72082 Brown. Nancy 1Fr.1 7909 Balleville Rd.. Belleville, Mizh. 40111. 127, 171, 227 Brown, Ray lJrJ 423A 19. Grand 51.. Soarcv. Ark. 72143. 100. I77. 203 Brown, Rodney lFrJ Rt. 2. Box 373, Voldostu. Ga. 31101. 127. 19-11 Brown, Tommie. 36 Brownlng. Rurh. 265, 273. 276. 301. 303 Brubuker, Emerson 157-1 128 Brookside Dr., Lmla Rock. Ark. 72205. 84. 20:1. 234 Brumley, Terry 1501211.! 705 19111 Ave, N.. Culurnhus. Min. 39701, 234. 236, 238 Erummih. Wesley iFrJ 1703 Wabsver. Wichita. Kan. 66217. 127. 205 Bruner. Timothy 1Fr.1 603 N Dwislon S! . Appleton. Wil, 54911, 127. 109 Brvunl. David lSophl RI. 1. Davis DL, Searcv. Ark. 72143 Bryant. Gary UM 5050 11111513010 01.. Nushwlla. Tenn. 37215. 108 Bryant. Joseph En! El. 1, Judsoniu, Ark. 72031. 84 Bryant, Linda lFrJ Box 66. Green Foresl. Ark. 72638. 127 Bryant. Michelfe 1Jr.1 Rt. 1. Waynesaille. Mo. 651173. 108. 226 Buchanan. Brian ISopM Culd Bullum 111-1.. Sparks. Md. 2115?. 11B, 202 Buchanan, Thelma, 36, 160 Buck. Donna 15H 522 N. Second. Rogers. Ark. 72756, 84, 149, 207 Buck. John 15r.l 985 Hillnesr. Kansas CW. Kan. 65102. 34. 1-119. 159. 196. 220 Eucy, Beverly tAmd.1 905 Sunnyhlll, Searcy, Ark. 72143. 275, 270, 230, 301, 304 Bucy. Cuml 1Acud.! 905 Sunnyhill. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 272. 274. 275, 277, 275. 278 Eucy, Jess. 30. 115. 230, 231. 243. 260 Bucv. Sue, 36 Bul1urd, Chris ISL! 7500 College Clrcle 50.. Ff, Worth. Tel. 76118. 04 Bullard. Joyce, 8b Bu11urd, Kalhy lAcndJ 104 Clnverdnle. Scurry, Ark, 72143. 2741, 276, 280, 300 Bulluld,5ur011 1m P. 0. Box 7:, cream. Ark. 72059, 127. 222 Bullock, Jerry 1501311.! Rt. 2. PonngewHe. Mo 63873. 118 Burcharn, Graham lFrJ RI. 1. Kennerl. Mo. 63857. 127. 20:1 Burchorn, James Unl 111. 1. Karma . Mo. 63857. 108. 116, 154. 171, 206 Burchfteld. Paul fFrJ R1. 1, Box 37, Luke Villuqe, Ark. 716.53. 127 am. James lSr.1 P. O. Bax 596. RicMon Pk, 111. 604171 Burke. Cornne. 36 Burke. leslie. 29. 45 Burke . Martha UL! 3445 Chrisfield DL. Rocky Enter. Ohio 44116. 136. 226 Burks. David, 35. 36 Burks, Leah, 227 BurIeigh, John 1.11.1 11542 Hickarv. Bunlesvilla. Okla. 74003. 105. 199 Burnay. Brenda 1J7.I R1, 2. Box 300. Murihheld, Mo. 155706, 108, 167. 213 Burnev. Linda 1.11.1 R1. 2. Box 300, Marshfield. Mo. 65706. 10?. 213 Burress. Wayne UL! 400 N. Dudney. Magnolia, Ark. 71753. 109. 171,173. 195 Burris. James 111.1 5001 W. 55111. 1.11119 Rock. Ark. 72209. 64. 114 Burroughs, Jan CAcudJ 2007 W. 42nd. Pine Bluff. Ark. 71601. 272. 274. 270. 293 Burrow. Richard 1501311.! 2439 Drexei 51., Shravuparl. La. 71103. 118. 171, 172. 203 Burruss. Mmy 15M P, O. Bax 93, Bradford. A1k.7?020 Burt. ChorPes 151.1 1605 E. Market. Saucy. Ark. 72143. 34, 200 Sun, Ed. 36, 210 Burt. E11110 15:11:11.1 R1, 1.Clin10n.Ark. 72031. 118. 21? SUN. Ruth, 3b. 223 Human. Duwd Paui, 27 Burton, Harding. 2B. 31 8011015. Mmilyn lSrJ R1. 5. Box 217, Purkersbwg. W. Va. 26101. 84. 209 Burma. Kmhy 1Fr.l 3220 Frederitk PJ.. Charlane. N. C, 26210. 33. 127. 165. 177 Burton. Dick FL! 39 Pluosum. Ludluw. VI. 0514?. 127 Bush. Karen 15L! 5001 Hamprnn Rd.. Norlh Llllle Rack, Auk, 72116, 84 Bush. Thomas ISLI 1725 Mon. Nonh Lmle Inch. Ark. 72116, 04 BusIum-unte. Tony UL! 1655 Bay Rd. Miami Beach. Fla. 33.1139. 48 Butler. Cheryl 15M 911 Madison 51.. Davenport. 1:. 52304. 84 Butler. Dw-gh: 151.1 111. 1, Windom. 1211. 75492. 84 Burler, Shwlzy lJrJ Box 844. Withilq. Karl. 67201. 10?. 220 Bulferlilld. Ann ISLI 13 Wonhingion lune. Pnrkersbum. W. Va. 26101. 84, 154. 177 Burmrheld. Duv1d 15h! 3400 Plum 5L. Purkeuburg, W. Va. 76101, 84. 199. 262 Human. Cynrhia lSnph.1 315 Englewood. 1.1111: Rock, Ark. 72207. 113. 226 Byram, Peggie l5r.l R1. 2, Befmonf, Mis'... 33827. 84 Byrd, David ISLJ Menifee. Ark, 72107, 84. 198, 230 Byrd. Melvin 151.1 215 E. 12111 51., P051, Tax. 717356. at C Coffey. Charles 1.1r.1 202 N. W. 1-1.. Seminars, Tax. 793-50, 2311. 237. 239. 236 Cain, Juanita ESLJ 500 E. Camer. Searcy. Ark. 72143. '5 Caldwell. Evelyn 15M N. Mom 51.. Stanton. Tann. 300159. 05, 209 Ccldweif. Krisfene 150911.! 805 Pine 51., 0:130:11. Mo.. 65689. 119, 160. 165, . 176. 177.178.1351. 223 353 1 Calhuun. Robert IJLI 511'. 5. Searcv, Mk, 72143 Calvert. SkIp iAcadJ 17 Archwaod. Lime Rozk. Ark. 72204, 269. 274, 2715. 27B. 786. 798 Cum : Club. 180 Camp, Sarah lSoph 1 1711 Woudrnw. WichIio Falls. Tex, 762101. 119, 181 . 226 Campbull. 521w U: 1 York Collrge. York, Nab. 68467. 109 Campbell. Eddie. 24. 161 Cumpbe . David lAcad.l 69 Mohawk Dr.. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 272. 273. 274. 276. 277. 273. 203. 289. 299 Campbell. Linda 1186131113 69 Mohawk Dr.. SECIICV. Ark. 72143. 27:1. 275. 270. 279. 301. 303. 304 Cumpbefl. Nina IFr.1 6401 Alkim Rd.. Gullawuy, 01110 43119. 127. 1:52. 163. 225 Cumpul len. 172 Cunnun. Susan 1501111.! 3425 Luzan. Memphis. Tenn. 38118, 119. 213 Cmdwe11, Ardnh lFr.1 Rt. 1. Box 155. Ewinqton. 01110 45627. 127 Carlton. Allan lFr.1 3849 Floumocr Rd.. Homewaod. 111. 60430. 127 Carpenler. Frank lSaph.1 130 Carpemer Loop. Bonhum, Tex. 75418. 119, 204 Corponter, Maxie lSophJ 215 NW HG 51,. Bentonville, Ark. 7271?. 119. 199, 230 Carr. James 15r1 121 Westridgo Dr. Tallahassee. F15. 32304. 85. 149. 198, 214 Carr. John IFH 121 Wasmdge Dr., Tallahassee. Fla. 32:154. 127, 158. Nb Curl, Lowell 1FII 121 2. Enlwnr. Mn. 651513. 127 Carroll. Eddie UL! RI 1. Tullupaasa. Ga. 30171:, 109 Carroll, Peggy 15up111 E1. 1. TnFlapuusa. Ga. 30176. 119. 216 Calm . P1111115: IFLI P O Box 32. Mineulc. Tex 75773. 127 Carson. Jache 151.1 50;! 907. Harding College. Searcy. Ark. 721413. I5 Cnulans. Calhv Mr 1 11125 lndIun Rad: lune. Saline. Kan. 67401. 109 Casey. Michael 111' I 11017 Jean Rd. SE, Huntsville. Ala. 3530!! Cnlev. Valerie 150p1l1 21545 Sherlock Dr.. Decatur. Ga. 30034. 119, 214 Cash, LIndu lFr.i P. O. Box 74. Newark. Ark. 72562. 127. 171 Casseny. Patsy Ur I 392 Monroe 51.. Charleston, Ind 47111. 109. 181. 227 Candy. Terry IFr.I 902 W. 96111 51., Kansas Ciw. Mo. 64114, 127. 181. 226 Came. Roger lFIl 1300 Mom 51.. Yunqmom, Cula. 80501, 127. 173. 182, 200 Calel. Cynthia 1Fr,1 RR. 1. 50: 143-2171. Benendorf. Iowa 52722. 128. 171, 213 Cananon, Holly 1Fr.l 220 Nathan Dr.. Wynne. Ark. 72396. 123. I69. 171. 226 Common, Judy Unl 220 thun Dr.. Wynne. Ark. 72396. 109. 169, 223 Caudle. Jame: McudJ 3024 Modesto Ave.. Oakland. Calif. 94619. 239. 300 Caudle. Robert EFL! :10 Warwick. 1.Il1le Rock, Ark. 72205. 128. 193 Chumblea, Jeanne 1Jr1 25541 Dale. Roseville. Mich. 43066. 109. 216 Gnnmplne. Jo 15!.1 1105 West CenIer. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 109 Chnmmon. Llayd 1Fr.1 117 Highland Park, Hot Springs. Ark. 71901 Chandler. JanIce 15:31:11.1 2904 Dogwnad Dr., Graniva City, IN 62040, 119. 21? Chand1ar, Melanie 15:31:11.1 2423 W. Fivemile Pkwy Dans, Tex. 75233, 119, 160. 167. 219 Chandler, MIchael 151.1 5504 Baseline, 111112 Rock,AI-k.722091. E15. 203 Chapman. Lu lSoph.1 719 N. Monfqomury. Gilmar. 121:. 75644. 119, 212 Chapman. Steven 1Fr.1 259 Romry Rd . Huntinqmn. W. Va. 25705, 128. 171. 1 51 Chasvuin. Joseph 1501:1111 l 1614 N. 32nd Dr.. Phoemx. Ariz 85029. 118 Charman. Wus1ev Ur 1 503 W. Wande. Searcv, Ark 72143 Cheek. Carol IFIJ Box 158.1JllIn.lll. 62992. 128. 171. 177. 215 Chaney, Kmhryn 1501311.! 3003 E. Locust. Davenport. Iowa 52803 Chang. Dom 1509111 10A Ha Hrung ROI. 57F Ftonl FaIIion. Kowloon. Hong Kong. 119. 180 Chew. MM lAcodll leuurkuna. Tex, 75501, 295 CHerry. Prnsmlh: lJLJ 1515 Nunmckan Dr.. 001155. Tel. 75224, 109. 219 Cherfy. Ray ULI 3644 Walnut, Kansas City, M0. 641 11. 109 Chessev. Joe 15M 500 E VIne, Seurcy. Ark. 72143. 85 Chllders. Lols 151.1 111 4, Ban 134 A. Rip1ey. Miss. 38663. 85, 177. I73 Chlldars. Marv 15r.1 R1. 4. Box 134 A, Ripley. Miss. 33663, 55. I77. 223 Chilton. Ruben 15;.1 Rr. 2, Sr Pelers. Mo. 63376. 203 Chin, Johnny lSri W9 Happy Garden. Sec. 17. PeIuling, Joya. Selangor. Malay- no.85. 1111.185 CIII 519nm Alpha. 196 Chlmm. 5al1v lFr.1 5840 Douglas Rd.. Taledu. Ohio 43613. 171, 152 Chum, W111101n lSnphJ RI. 2. Gideon, Mo. 64838. 119. NB. 230. 242. 243. 245 0111311111. Dmnh ESrl 1920 1.115 Palmus. Pan Adhur. Tex. 77640. 85. 226 Chqum, Penman 150ph.1 1920 Las Palmas Dr.. Pun Arthur. Tax. 77640. 11?, 225 Church. 171 Chronmm. Paula 15:.1 2048 W. Edgemam. Phoenix, Ar1z. 35009. 85. 17?. 197, 221 Churchmun. Barbara lSophJ 52 Westmom Cin. Li'lrle Ruck. Ark. 72209. 119, 219 Clam. lInda 1Jr.1 811 S. Marfiman, Wichita. Kan, 157213. 109, 176. 219 Clanton. Parrimu lJrJ 122:1 5. 103 E, Ave Tulsa. Okla. 74125. 109. 224 Clonlon, Slonley 15r.1 201 NW G. Benlorwille. Ark. 72712. BS, 207 Clark. James lJr.1 40 Sussex Rd.. Rochesfer. N. Y. 14623. 109. 175. 192 Clark, Judy WM 5421 Bammg Way. Dallas. Tex. 75227. 128, 222 Clark. Marl Elk: KL! 2056 N. Shaffer, Orange. Call! 92667. 123, 167. 213 Clark, Michael lGrad 1 1004 E. RIver. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 116. 230 Clark, Nunty 1H1 I400 Hillcresl. Scurry. Ark. 72145, 128. 169. 222 Clulk. Putty 1Fr.l 12-! Waler 51.. Moss Point, Miss. 39563. 128, 167. 173. 225 Clark, thllu Wt! 91? F011 Smith 51.. P. 0. Box 314. Nashville. A111. 71852, 178. 17B. 209 Clarkson. Danny 1Fl.l 1137 SIngingwuod Rd.. Sacramento. Caiif. 95825. 120. 193 Clarkson. Lmdo lSophl 1137 SingIngwood Rd., Sacramen'lo. Calif. 95825. 119, 171.176.177.225 Clay. Kathy lSophJ R1. 4. Box 414. Shreveport, La. 71109. 119. 178. 209 ClayTon. John. Jr. 157.1 1024 Plne Va1lay Rd.. LIHIe Rock. Ark, 72207. 135. 201 Clem. M1z11ne1 lFrJ R1. 1. Lepuma. Ark. 72:154. 128. 20:1, 234 Clemson. Joauph 151.1 3521 Princess Ann. Munlgornary. Ala. 36109. 35. 149, 154, I95 Cleveland. Carole tAcadJ 1504 Fox Dr.. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 269, 273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278, 293 Cleveland. Juuphlnu. 32 Cleveland. Nancy UL! 6006 Bucklick Rd.. SprIngfield. Va. 22150, 109, 178. 215 Cleveland. Roberta ESuph 1 1502 Fax Ava. Saarcv. Ark, 72148, I 19, 165. 212 Comm. Gary 19-1 1551 Maple Lune. Ellisville. Mo. 63011. 177, 179, 199 354 Cnures. Gregg 1512th 1561 Maple Lune. EIIiIVIIII. Ma. uln- . . 198 Cubb. Genice IJFI 1023 Park 51.. Rasmle. Ga 30741.19? ram. umavn erdJ 300 Clinic. Format Apr. 1. Search Cobb. Marlene cm 102:: Park 51., Rossvlllz. Ga. 3074 Coburn. Charles 1509111 994 Allview Ave El m 161 197 Cochran, Charles 1Jr.1 E10: 972. Voldosm. Ga. 311501. 109 Cochran, Jonesu IJr.I 1074 Ken! Rd..5hrevapon.1.n. 7110?; I Coffman. Jae lFr.l 603 SW 18111, Seminole. 1:1. 793611. 120,' Caffmnn, Judy 1611151 24:16 Beech 31011 RC1.J0011MH.TM Cogun Juhn 1Jr.1 453 E. Memorial Dr..Jnnew111-. Wit. 5 . 175, 207, 218 Cugburn. Herald, 27 Cuker. Dr. Bobby, 30 Coker. Marilee, 402 N. Grand. Searcy. Ark. 72143 Coker, Pamela 1Jr.1 Van Buren, Puebla. Cafe. 31005, 109,. Cale, Homer, Hardmg TI. Park. Box 395, Searcv. Ark. 721 Cole. Janice 15:11:11.1 R1. 7, Box 73. 0011011. Ga. 307211.186?- C01e. Michael 1501;111J 22955 Momerev. Trenton. M11111. 4310!; Cole. Shanon lSophJ 111'. 2. Grnnbv. Mo, 64844. 36. 135 Coleman, Rancid 1Fl.1 1110 W Pleasute Avn, Ssorcy. Ark. . Coley. Allan 1FrJ R1. 1. McRue. Ark. 72102. 128. 193 Coley. 10.51511 McRoe. Ark. 72102. 05 Collins, Dunuel 1Jr.1 885 Cleveland 51.. Tifusville. Flu. 32700. Cu11lnsv Earle, 37 Colhns. LInzy 117.1 Fremont, lo. 52561 Colluns. Mary 1Fr,1 1107 Nunh Dr.. Osceola. Ark. 72370.1EF. 210 Cnlhsan, Georgia lJr.1 Box A. Bald Knob. Ark. 72010 Combs. Larry Mm 111 1.. Cash. Ark. 72421. 109. 191 . Confer. Andrew lJr.1 13m: 1168. HardIng College. Scam, Ally Conklin. Jovce. 57 Conklm, Robert lGrud.1 Box 1383. Harding 091139.. Sunny, - Conley. Guy tSuphJ R1 1. Povis. Ark. 72355. 1 I9, 175. 131, . Conley. MId'sael 151 I 420 Wulnu!, Tomball. Tex. 77375. 05. 1 Cook. Ada 11ml 1306 E. Rivet. Suarcy. Ark. 72143. 10? Cook. Jerry 1509111 1421 Olive, Elkhurl, Ind. 16514. 119.131 237 Cock, anaH, 34, 184 Cook. Rachel 1Sr1 R1. 3. Box 41. Tuscumbiu. Ala. 35674. 06, Cook, Sandro IFIJ 51 1 Linda Kay 01.,W1nnsbaro. Tel. 7519;. Cank. Susan 1Acad1 1306 E. Riven Searcv. Ark. 72143. 2; 278, 296 Cook Thomas 1Fr.l 1421 Olive,Elk1Inr1. Ind. 46514: 128.200 Cooke James 15r.1 11305 Williams.1.awlon Okla. 73501. I5, Coake Phyllis lJrJ 108V; Oak 5!.5earcy.Ar1I.72143 Coon, Luann IJI'1 12w. 5.17m s: HCalumbu: Ohio 45206.1 Coop21,Churles 1Sr1 18:1 Mornnngade Dr. . 131111911141110,511.301r Cooper DDH1E1 FL! 24 Whi1:umb 51.. Splingfield, Va. 05156,. Cauper Maryann lSaphJ 2949 B ParlIn Place 5. Gm Cf : 171.176.173.223 Cooper. Jeanine IFIJ 80:: 6, Cooler, Ma, 63837. 128. 212 ' Conner. Marv um 703 N. ChaIIes. Searcy, Ark. 72143. 109.. Cooper. Sharon IJr.1 R1, 2. Box 630, Hot Springs. Art. MOM, 178 218. 233 Cope N271, 32 164.134 Copeland Janus ISL! 3320 5.1'uylor, linla Rock. Ark. 72m 234. 237 239 Capeland NIIu ISI: 33205 Taylor lmle Rock Ark. 72204.36, Copehlnd Runny 151.1 300 Clin1:51.Ap1. 12.5aurl:y. M72143.- Corbm Bob :10 36. 37 Cum. Lynda 1Fr.1 1520 51. Mary 5 811114.. Jefferson Clw. Mo, 4111 177. 181. 223 Cornell. Cynrhiu IJr.1 122 5. Main 51.. AIIanmwn. N. J. 081101.1331 Comm. Charies 150311.! 605 5. 8151. Kansas Clw. Kan. 66111.1 172 Cmum Gary lJrJ 10703 15.24111 51 1ndenendenco.Mo.6405'! Comm, Larry 1m 7533 Maple Dr..F0rIWur1h Tax. 76115. 1592,11: Coslnn. Dun 266 268. 296 Cosron. Mar1ha 15r1 306 Cadar, Bridgevi Fle. Del. 65, 154. 214 Ca1hnm. Jerry l5r.1 R1. 1. Box 82. Thnyar. Ma. 65791. 221 thran. Rhebc: lSop'hJ 1204 W. Race. Searcv. Ari. 72143 7 Covalr. Gary lFrJ P. 0. Box 126, Sister Lakes. M1:1'I. 49047. 1123 Coward. Doris. 37 Cuwurv. Dana 15mm! 745 W. Arbor Dr NW.Hunm111I.A1a.mI Cawarr Lana 15:33:11.1 745 W. Arbor Dr , NW.Hunrlvll1o,Ala. 358 222 Cawnrr. Nnnu lSoph.1 745 W, Arbor 0!. NW. 110an111., A10. min, . C01. 3.11, Ray. 24. :54, 193 ' Cox DennislSr.14932 5. 94111 E F1 Tulsa. Oiln.74145. '6 206' Cox. James lJrJ 17531 Leafwood 10.. Tuuin. Cal . 92630. 1119, Cox. Mame. 37 Cox. P01, 225 C01. Rose 1Fr.1 131.1. Box 61.Fisher,Ark.72429,123,216 Cox.WesIey1Fr.1 2508 5111 Avg. Canyon, 1:1. 73015. 123. 10?. '7? Crabfree. Dennis iSopl-I. l 2217 Muruclu Ave..Groni1I CW. 111 am Crabrree. MIchuel lSophJ 2243 Four: Aw. Pau'fic Bouch. cam. 9216i Cruhnn, Beny lJr.1 Box 374. Marble Puffs. 131.78654. 109.225 Craig, Kay 15:21 100 Benlon Spur. Bossier Clry, La. 71010. 86 Cram, Janice 1Jr.l R1. 5, Box 10, Pocahontas. Ark. 72455. 109. 2 S Cruin. WJIIium 1Fr,l R1. 5. Box 10, Pocahoniul, Ark. 72455. 12 , ' CransIan, Kay 1Atad.1 Missile Base Rd.. Beebe. Ark. 72012. 275 273. 299 . Crawford Jim 1er 513 Pimnan 51.. Richardson, Tax. 75080. .31, 2:16. Crawford Koran URI 722 West Cedar. El Durado. Ark.71730.10$ Crawford Pm 18r.1 513 Pmmun 51.. Richardson. Tu. 75050.35 , Crews. Hurley 15:31:11.1 4308 Coa1esway Dr., Mobile. Ala. 46609.11 Cr1m, Cuiv1n ISOphJ 3808 E. 53rd Tern. Rumwn, Mn. 044133. '1' 202 01195. Floyd. Jr. UrJ 1307 W, Dawnay Ave.. FIIM. M1611. 48505. 1091., . Mary lSophJ Box 535. Obion, Tenn. 33240. 136 . Larry IJr.1 P. 0. Box 713, DeSoto. Tex. 75115. 109. 17B. 21:: 510 Uh! 20 Ben Haven Dr.. Wheeling. W. Va. 26003. 109. 214 Cara! 1Fr.1 Box 8:14. Grummlle. Ulah 34029. 128. 221 MB 151-1 111. 1. Eu 2b2-A. CourITund. Ala. 35613. 56. 225 Imbaru 1509111 102 some. c1... DeSofo. Tex. 75115. 119. 178 Math: 150.1111 121.4. Box 153. Winnsboro. Tex. 75494. 119. 171. 179. L 0011142 ISM 422 Grand Street. Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 86. 149. 164. 165. 134. 2D? 1. Giam- FIJ 345 W. McDonough. Macomb. 111. 61455. 138. 207 . 1.011 15013111 845 W. McDonough. Mnmmb. III. 61455. 119. 227 Inga: 150p11.1 3117 Tenfh 51.. RDrthOrd. 111. 61109. 119. 196 1'. Andrea 1Jr1 6320 Blazkhawk Rd.. N. 1.11112 Rock. Ark. 72116. 1017 -Bnmdn lJr.19415 Elmhurst.Plymouth.Mich 481713.313. 193 Mary1511111. 2. BuxAS. Magnolia Ark. 71753 86. 210 ' I17. 37, 234 111mm. 34. 30? Vim: 15m 111. 2. Secrcv. Ark. 721413. 86 Emu 1m 111.2. Box 51.. Augusta. Ark. 72:105. 109. 215: . 1 37 11010161Fr1714 E. CenIer $1.. Senrcy.Ar1:.72143. 128. 204 Ma 15!.1507 Chelsea 01.. MudLson. Tenn. 37115. 86. 161. 201 furry IMudJ RI. 1. Box 214, Greenvdie. 5. C. 29601. 274. 270. 279. 01.611.5de 1210 E Marker. Seurcv. Ark. 72143 AM: 177.1 2755 Kennedy 51.. Livermore. Calif. 94550. 128. 193 Mini. lFr.1 111 W. 12111 51. Camthersville. MO. 63030. 123. 131. 212 D . 176 m1. 15r1 II. 2. Smckpors. Ohia 43787 86,177,215 15r1$1ar R1, Box 29 Anselmo.Nebr 683I2 B7 175 MWMH IS Magnolia. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 272. 274. 274. 277. 239 292, 298 MW Wu 151.1 2440 Emrland A112,.Nushvllle.Tenn.37206.B7. 1417. 154. 213 lull H.. 37 lFLI 509 Park Ave.. Suurcv. Ark. 72143. 234 4111 IJrJ 9609 Kesxler. Overland Park. Kan. 66212. 109 .. lmdq 15 Mognohu. Searty, Ark. 72143. 275. 275. 231, 301. 1 304 Ml ledJ 156 C1nverdale Scurry. Ark. 72143 WW1 Uf-l 6007 Grayson 51.. Springfield. Va. 22150, 109. 213 151.1401 E. Main. Sparta. Ill. 42286. 87. 177 1 I 151-1 900 N. Jacksun. Houston. Muss. 38851. B7 Jamel 1.1021 3006 17111 Ava. Sheffield. Ala. 3.5660. 109. 170. 173. ' 209 1 1E1 7001111115 Rd.. Hubbardsville. N. Y. 13355, 123. 171. 20! Kenn ISr.1 R1. 2. Box 35. Whnewrighl. fex. 75491. 87. 169. 176 , Maw lJr.1 1500 Brumme . Searcv. Ark. 72143 M 13!.1 1104 E. Race. Apr. 22. Searcy. Ark. 72143 .JOOM HM 1104 E. Rout. Apt. 22. Seurcy. Ark. 72143 -- Dcuglui IFLI 111. A. Yellwlle. Ark 72689 128. 230 13130! C. Coboi, Ark 7202:! ET May fSrJ 301 Glenrnonr. Columbus. Ohio 43214. 151.190. 234 171.1 19 Harding DL. Saatcy. NIL? 7.2143 210 mg UIJ Bole: Hanna. Quinlan. Tex 75474. 109. 211 - 15:4 Son 2012. Kodmk.A1us 99615. 87 111.1 50'. 522. 3131109. 1ex. 78343. 109. 1:69. 165. I71. 177. 1M P. 0. Ho: 523.015hup.1ex.78343. 128. 155. 170. 171. 196 1599114 63364 Clemen151.. Hum. Mich. 413504, 119. 177. 2D: 171.1 Rf. 2. Box 177. Mona, Ark. 71953. 123. 171. 19.5 15111 It. 5. Box 403. Crossvllle. Tenn. 38:155. 57, 177 Uh! Box 522. Bishop. Tex. 76343. 110. I95 15rd F1. Wank. Tex. 7151141. 87. 195 MM. Jr.. 31 1.11.1. Eon 356. ane Grove, W. Va. 2641?. 110. 166. 163. 169. -1.1r.'1Ll'mmu. Ma. 65540. 110. 178. 197 'Mde 19 Harding DL, Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 269. 274. 276. 275. . GB. 289. 292. 2913 'WWJ 66003 10151. Kansas Chy. Mo. 54134 IJrJ 111. 1. Box 102. Magnolia. Ark.71753. 110 . 12712607 Slide Rd Apt 28.1.ubbock 131.79407. 128 1:10 1711.1 Rt. 1. Box 11.4. Hickory Ridge. Ark. 7234?, 128 - U121 31. 2.1.nka 111i. Oifumwa. 10. 52501. 110 1111de 19 Hurdmg 0L, Searcy. Am. 72143. 224. 239, 292. 300 . 1- 15111311.! Ball 15. Avon, Mus. 38723. 119. 227. 171 M $1.1 703 N. Chndes. Slurry. Ark. 72143. E7 ' 33. 213 311 lay 19.130139B.Gi1mr, 121.75644. 87. 171, 177. 196 m 17:! am 1H1 m 2 Ml1dlel1,lnd.47446.128 171 W 1.1:.1 Box 24.1uCkermun.Atk 72473 110 11157131.3.A1mc1.Ark 79291.EE.193 234 237 Ellubllh 1H.1 357 Glennwood Dr. Churranoagu.1'enn. 37404. 128. w 15.1 425 5. Park Blvd.. men, III. 61032, 123. 171. 218 18911.1 31. 1, Lawn . Ohio 45744. 119. 210 . 21a 7 ' iylm 15rd 2105 Senator. Taxarkuna. Atk. 75501. 44. EB. 175. 1'5. 11m 1Soph1H21uF1r-151 HurSprings,Ark 71901.119.195 MJFrJ 559 Suwralla. 5cm Dingo. Cutrf.92115. 2:14 1. 1509111 239 Po1nr Plenum Rd.. Hebron, Ky. 41048. 119. 171. gm 15:91.1:115 w. Imh $1.. M1dlu1hlon. 1.60445. 126. 132 DuVaney. Charles 15n1 509 N. indian 51.. Tuscumbia. Ma 35474. 83. 171, 198 01:11:11. Debbie 1.1121 8290 Palm 51.. Lemon Grove. Callf. 92045. I 10. 211 Dickey. Ellen 150.3111 8290 Palm. Lemon Grave. Calll. 92045. 119. 226 chkev. Kay 1Fr.1 8290 Paul 51.. lemon Grove. Calif. 92045. 128 Dietrich. Chudene 1Fr..l 525 Hemage 01.. Rochester. N. Y. 14615, 128. 225 Dildma. Susan 1Fr.1 9200 Tee lune. Wud'lifa. Kan. 47213. 123. 215 Difes. Bill. 267 Dnllehay. Michael lFLj RI 1. Mtiue. Ark. 72102. 129 Dixon. Davnd IFr1 R1. 3. 00.: 4. Ponugewlll. Mo. 63373. 129. 205, 234 Dlwn. Don IJr.1 2701 Lungcoy. Lm1e Rack. Auk. 72204. 110. 193 Dixon. Elembeih lFr.1 R1. 1. Box 143. WESI Plums. Mo. 65775. 129. 211 Dixon. He1en 1Jr.1 13111 McDonald. MI. Dnru. Fla. 32757 Dixon. Lynn 1Sr1 811 D1 51.. NBWDOFT. Ark. 72112. 55. BB. 149. 186. 187. I911. 253, 259 01x0 . Ralph 15r.1 Rt. 3. Box 4. PortageviHe. Mo. 63873. 00. 150. 171. I715. 177'. 2613 Duck, Dum'el 15M RT. 2, Mariana. Ohio 45750. SE. 199 Dock. Ruth 15:31:11.1 Rt. 2. Marlena. Ohio 45750. 119. 2'l5 Duckerv. Bobby Uh! 1515 S. College Ava.. Fuyartewlle. Ark. 72701. 110. 162 164.. 173 Duckerv. Janice 1Fr.l RI. 6. Fayenevllle. Ark. 72701. 129. 171. I76. 177. 213 Dackery. N911 1Fr.1 2706 F1: 51.. Pine Bluff. Ark. 71601. IE9. IE0, 171, 215 Dockary. Wayne 1Jr.1 Rt. 6. Fuyefteville. Ark. 72701. 110. 150. 159, 171. I73, 181.183.136.195 Doggerr. Deborah 15011111 RI. 3. Greenbtier. Ark. 72053. I212, 177. 212 Doo!ey. Diana 15r1 706 Helhck. Burtlewi'll, Okla. 74003. 38. 154. 136. 187, 212 Dopps. 330d 15:11:11.1 225 N. Baehr. Wmhua. Kan. 07212. IIO. 203. 246. 261 Duran, Faye, 37 Damn. Renard H.. 33 Dotson. Denny 1.1121 8215 S. Roosevelt. Columbus. 0111:: 43209. 110. 193. 262 Dory. Virginia Dianne IScphJ 1500 N. Rivar. Independence. Mo. 64050. 120. 16?. 217 Douglas. James iSophJ P. 0. Box 1228. Gannuvllle. Fla. 32601 Dowdy, Darleu IJr.1 Box 186. Mendlonvnlfe. Ala. 3575?. 110, m9 Dowdy, James 15!.1 Box 136. Meridrcnvilla. Ala. 3575?. BB Dowmng. Vicki lJr.1 Re. I. Bragg Cufy. Mo. 613327. 110. 171 Draka. Michael 15r.1 34953 Glover. Wayne. M11211. 48184. 88 Brake. Rennie 15:11:11.1 34953 Glover. Wayne. Much. 46134 Drannun, Glnger lSophJ R1. 5. Box 1152, Banfnn. 11:11. 72015. 120. I76. 178 Drew. Charles 1501.211. 904 N. Johnson. Marmn. 111 112959. I20. I174 Drewetf. Judy 15m Apanudu 5243. Lima. Peru. BB. 208 Drewert. Randy 180mm! 330 Mockinngd. Purl Arthur. Tex. 77640. 129. 200 Drewen, Roy. Jr. 15r.1 330 Mockingbild Lune. F011 Armw. Tax. 77640. BB. 208 Drum. DeryI 15r.1 R1. 1. Box 556, Garland. Tex. 75040. 38. 149. 198 Drum, lFaerreli 1.1r,1 R1. 1. Box 556. Garland. Tex. 75040. 110. 155. 163. 196, 2 DUBois. David lSamH.1 4116 Pine. Texarkanu. Yer. 75501. 118. 120. 207 Dquis. Georgia. 37 Dudley. Susan 1Fr.1 F. O Box 185. Monnne, Ark. 72447. 129. 171. 226 Bugger. Alva Gene. 33. 193 Duke. Juhn 15:11:11.1 1004 Haul. Magnolia. Ark. 71753, 120. 195 Duke. Tim lFr.1 1004 Hazel DL. Mugnnllu. Ark. 71753. 129. 196 Dulm. Randy lFr.1 Box 432. Seminole, Tex. 79360. 129. 234 Duncan. Barbara 15031.1 1 104 W. McRue. Scam. Ark 72143 Duncan. Jim 15r.l 805 Nunh Oak. Seulcy, A111. 72143. 83. 203. 234, 237. 256 Dunlap. Cheri ISrJSDS Wildwood. Nuffh lmle Rock. Ark. 721 16. BB. I54. 177 Dunn. Dawd 150ph.1 P. O. Box 1214. Bunion. la. 71006. I20 Dunndm. Roger 1.1121 Harding College. Box 874. Seqrcv. Ark. 7214:. 110. 208 Duran. Amon-a lAmd-I Cam? 3' 107. Carmen. Camneche, Maxim. 2715. 288, 289. 292. 298 Durham. Glynn iSr.1 106 N. Charles. Searcy. Ari. 72143. 88. 167 Data. Charles lSnphJ 7308 Mnbelvale Puke. Lmle Rock. Ark. 72209. l20. 198 Dyer. Charlotte 1Fr.1 7820 E. 52nd 51.. Indianapolis. 1nd. 46226. 129. 226 Dyer. Gary 111:1 7820 E. 52nd 51., Lawrence, 1nd. 46220. 110. 2021 kaes. Elizabeth. .10 Dykes. Gemude. 37 Dykes. J. Harvey. 32. 175 Dykes. John Lee. 35. 37 Dykas. Lullnu. 37 Dykes. Linda 1Fr.1 7727 Dlllnn. Houston. Tex. 77017. 129. 218 Earp. Bubba 1A:ud.1 Gunnison. Miss. 33746. 276. 278. 298 Eusnn. Edward 1Fr,1 5154 Nolan 51.. Fan Worth. Tax. 76119. 129. 234 Easnn. James lJrJ 1545 W. Bnynnne 51.. Birmingham. Ala. 35214. 110. 198, 261 E1151. Janice lFr.1 RI. 1. Box 171. Endgeporl. 1 . 76026. 129. 209 Easierlmg. Charlana 50911.1 RC. 5. Box 219-41. Prescofl. Ark. 7185?. 120 Eaves. Jacqueline lSophJ 8113 Gmhum Rd. Chattanooga. Tann. 37421. 120. 169. 172, 225 Edulemun. Martha 1Fr.l 106 Lewis Dr.. Tupelo. Miss. 30801, 129, 171. 209 Eddy. Frank 111 150ph.1 RI. 1. DBWM. Ark. 72042. 120 Edsler. Berry 15r.1 R1. 2. Box 16. Lowell. Ark. 72745. 00. 235 Edwards. George 15M P 0. Box 1214. Harding Collugu. Sonny. Ark. 72143. 88. 150. 173. 134. 204. Edwards, anciu ISrJ R1. 1, Manlicallo. Ind. 47960. 88. 17:1. 183 5192, Duane lSr.1 Box 441:, Harding College. Starry. Ark. 72143. 59. 19B E1k1ns. Patricia 15r.1 Rt. 2. Buncombe. 111. 412912. 110. 221 Ellers. James. 27 E11112 . Anita, 37 15111011. David. 268. 302. 2103 5111011. David KGrudJ 210 S. Blukcnav, Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 258. 259 Ell1oh'. Gregory 1Fr.1 515 N. Second 51.. Nulhville. Ark. 71852. 126. 129, 206 E1110 . Leny Urn: Box 382. Harding College. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 110 E11ic11. Maria. 37 EIImlT. Phi1lip 15r.1 200 Blantan. Saamy. Ark. 72143. 317. 193 E11011, Roger 1Jr.1 'IIE Bradlw. laramie. Wvum. 82070. 110. 204 EIIis. Hazel 1Fr.1 17170 Wanner. 0211011. Mich. 43219. I217. 205' Ellmore. Gene. 37 355 1-; r Eiy. Wade IAcch 1500 E Tukn Dr. Seorcg. Ark. 77143. 272, 274. 27?. 278. ?99 Embry, Dawd 1F! I 6120 Onnoco Ave, Indiuaupuhs, Ind 40227. 129. 905. 2415 Emory IUI1IIESS T'um. 187 Eng1and, Dan. Dr., :13, 197 Eng1und. E1dun 1510:2114 116 W. Frusm. Cllnccm. Ark 72031. 120 Enns, Kathy IJIJ Rf. 1. Suczess. Ark. 72470. 110. 220 Ensrnmqer. Gunllda 15L! 1135 PIN! PL. Port Hueneme. C0111. 93041. 39. 177 221 Eppeuorl. tunme lFrJ R1, 1, Murfreeslacua Ark, 71958. 129, 1411 Erwvn.Judv1Sr.1 440 Hunbee. Ruchurdson. Tex. 75080. E9 Esalmgm. Jack 15111:: va.. Tuscumbic. Ala. 35674. 136 E1195. JL, Thomas lFrJ 4154 Shaman Way, Monmomerv. Ala 30109, 129, 172. 196 Eubankl. Ruben. 3?, 172, 173. 1811. 200 Evans. Alan 1111 1?! '.'. Holdenwlle. Okla 74848. 110 195 Evans. BIIIIE lFr.1 $108 Rubens Ave , Glenmde, Pa. 19038. 129. 171. 200 Evans, George 11:1.1 114 Hair REL. Mmimrn, Ga. 30000. 179 Evans. Jertv lJnI 117171 Fore5151.. Clyde. 01119 43410. 110. 203. 2153 Evans, M1118 lAcudf 2513 N W. 11711: 51,. Oklahoma Qty. Okla 29!! 151213011. Debh-e lFrJ Rt. 2. Em. 235 A, Sank: Marcia. C0111. 904015. 136 Evr1dgu. Robert UN 3714 Oconto Ave. Ciwucago. 111. 00034. 110. 199 Ewmg. Ellen lJr.I 6215 Wh1sper Ln. 5. W.. Tacoma. Wash. 95499, 110. 2113 Exetwlva Games Team, 167 Eymun. Nancy IBM 706 E. Murka1. Seurw. Ark. 72143. 89. 154 Eymon, Terry. 32 F Fanlev. Paulo 1111 424 W Qumn,01ceola.Ark. 72370. 171. 177. 202. 223 Fumhm. Karen EFL: 2710 Pomsellu. Dallas. Tax. 75711. 129, 719 Fanr. Ruben Dav1d 1.11.1 Apt. 101, 257 S. Lumeslnne. Lax1ngmn, Kv. 40508. 110, I78. 200 Funr. Ruben Denms 1Sop1l.1 Apt. 101. 257 S. Umeslone. Ky. 40500. 120. 206 Farber. Jack IFLJ 925 5. Mum. Coohdqe, Auz. 55228. 131': Farley, Cynlluu 151.1 1500 Cunlerbury Cw . For! Wutlh, Tex. 7611?. B9. 1155. 170. 213 Farley. Susan 111.1 1500 Ccmerbury C1r . Fed Wonh,1'ex 715112. I10. 216 chm, Dawd EAcacH Honey H111 Rd.5e0rcv.Ar1c.72143.'291. 301. 303 304 Farrur. Morlho 1Acad1 Honey H111 Hd. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 170. 171. '27? 274. 27B. 2?? chnl. Paul 1Accld I Haney Hill Ed . Searcy. Ark. 72143 272, 277, 293 Ferns. William ISL! 150? W Perk Ava. Scurry. Ark 7214:! Fast. Dawd lGrud.1 Fuher. Axk. 72429. 137 FarUIu, Kannefh 1Fr11511 N. 5111111 51. Emmaus. PH. 18049. 182 Feug1n,Mnchuel EFL! 90:1 M2111 . Searcv. Ark. 72143 Fnhlmg, C011 lFrJ RCAIAUTEC Box 132. :10 FPO New ank. N Y. 00559. 129 Fehhng. John 1151.1 RCAIAUYEC Box 132. Clo FPO New York. N. V. 09559. 129 Felkzv. Amhnny 1Fr1 4661 Owen Rd. Mamphis, Tenn 381 1'1. 129. 198. 234 Felfows. 511ch11 lFr.1 RFD 2. Box 125. Sprmqheld, VI 05156. 129. 2'23 Fenley, Judith E5114B15 5 36111 Av:.. Phoenix, A112. 35041. 89, 177. 195. 221 Fla1ds. Donald lFr.1 Box 3012. Kodmk. Alaska 99615 129. I71, 195 chher. and lSophl 2515 Hogan Rd.. E, Point Ga. 30344. 120, 125. 159. 207 Finmnrihnls. 179 Hemmer. Carrol 150.111.! RI 1. Carl1sTE.Avk. 72024. 120 Fletcher, Wanda 1Jrl Gun. 0131.. Plenum? Plums. Ark. 72563, 110, 175 Flmn. ane1u lJrJ 323 01110 51. Elvrm. Ohio 44035. 69 Flcwau. Danna 1Fr1 121 b. Bax 495.Na1:hez.M1ss. 39170. 1311 Flowers. Jerry lSr.J R1 15.on 425. Natchez. M155. 39120, 51. 1:4. 99. 165, 163. l84. 181:. 205 F1v,Cur01. 37. 181 Fly. James lJr.l 803 E. Comer. Searcv, Ark. 72143. 110. 106 Fly. K011119611 150911 1 12221 Raymond Dr . Puchero. Cul11 94553, 120. 223 Fucks, Fanny lGradJ 285 Key Largo Dr. 111145111119. Ha. 32790. 137. 107. 177 Ford, Jame; 15r1 R. D '1, Meuford. om, Canada. 09, 197 Ford. Muvrhn lSr.1915 Royal. Evanswlla. Ind. 57715 Foresee, Mama 1Fr1 Mudrone Ave. Sumo Gum. CUM, 95051. 129 171. 176. 177. 181. 219 Formbv, tech lAcacH 014 E. Market Saarcv. Ark. 77143. 275. 273, 283, 301. 303. 30-1 Furmby. Mmgurel 15:21:11.1 914 E. Mariel. Searcv. Atk. 72143. 75. 120. 222 Falmbv. Rachel 111de 914 E. Market. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 269. E77. 273. 274, 275.376.2178. 280. 284. 285. 787. 297 Format. 11:11:16: 1111 160.1 W Ard-r. Seuacv A11: 72143. 110 For1ne-I.Jnhn UL! 359 W Morgan $1, Spencer. Ind. 47450 110. 195 Foular. Jamar Maud: 308 S Oak. Seurcv, Ark. 72143. 273, 274. 275. 273. 298 chs1er. John UL! 1105 E Purl: Ava... Secvcv. Ark. 72143 Fossler. Sherrie UK: 405 E Park Ave Seacv. Ark 72143. 110 Fowler.iev1i 1Fr1 3366 011011 Ave . Warren. Oho 44-435 129, 169. 171. 195 Fem. Rmhurd 115.1 130? T1nrd 51, W Plains. Mo 65775. 129, 200 Fowler.5usnn1Jr1 2708 W 1411'! Sr . Poolar E1UH. Mo 63901. 110. 177. 210 Fax.1.u:v lFr I 509 Lancaster Ave. Chunnnnnqu. Tenn. 37415. 129. 226 Fan. Steven 1J1'1 321211 Sherman Rd. MUHSHeId. 01110 44903. 110. 208 Fax. Suaun. 37 Fran:it.Marler1P 0 0m 454.ch1c.Neb.bE-467 110. 172 Fronmro. vam 1F: 1 80- 706. 9120mm Valley Iowa 52767. 179 Frank lofty 1511 9! 4. Rolls. MD. 65401 E9. 203 Frcnk11n,L1nd1::lFr.l 3:117 Panorama Dr. Hur11sw1'1e Mn. 350M. 1:79, 171 218 Frankhn. Sheran 1J11 3408 Carringron. Tampa. F1u. 33611. 110, 177. ?24 Franz, G1egorv1JrI Box 95. Handyman, Neb. 635371. 110.198. 2.30. 243 245 anr Sodolls. 197 Frausmhal. Jock Url 6704 Lun1cno 12:1. lmle Rock Ari. 72209, 110 19:1 Frauemhul. Max 1Fr.1 6704 Lunlunu Rd . unle Rock, Ark, 72209. 129. 175. 181. 199 Frazer. James 151.1 704 Rundalf Dr.I Suurcv. Ark. 72143. 172 Frazier. Gacrgu ISLJ 627 E. Oak, Jonubara. Ark. 72401. 2051 Freeman. Alan lFr.J 1350 Rnylsne, Pomona. Calif. 917157, 1217. 201 Freeman. Molly EFL! 3453. Fares! Hill Rd.. Fares! H111. Tenn. 38031. 129. 226 fund: Club. 76 French, Karen 111:1 5012 51 00me Dr.. Fort Worth. Iu. 76115, 168. lb? 356 French. Opu1. 37 French. Raymond. J? French, wmaam 1m 5012 El Durudo 01.. F1. Worm. Tu. 2' - Fucks. Sarah lFrJ Gen, Del..Su1arogo. Ark. 71359. 129.. 22.01 Fr1duy. Danna. 37 Friday. Ronald ISL: Luckesburg, Ark. 71 E46. 09 Fneze. Dau1d 1Fr.1 1923 Gienco. Springfleld. Mo. 65800. I Frost. Lundu 151.1 R1. 1. Box 300, Nashville. Ark. 7185!. .0 Frost. Mark lFrJ RI. 1. Bax 300. Nushwlle. Ark. 71852. 12!; 11: Frost. thrley lFr.1 138 Cherokee Cnum. Marrman. Ark. 32110;:- v Fruz1a. Richard 1Sr.1 1104 E. Race. Am. 51. Saarcv. Ark. 7'21 Fuchs. Chen! lFr.J 2214 Bungalow Rd.. Augusta. Ga. 3 101 . 212 FugurI, rem, 1m 5707 Jay Hwy.. N. ml. Rock. ML 72:11, 1 Fulter, Andrew 151,1 6.15 Robmson. Shrevepon, La. 71104.00;- Fuller. Hcmy 15:1 21. 2. sun 410. 1r1n1ry. Ala. 35673. 89. 1-73 ' G Gaddy. Sandra lFr.1 1552 So. Fremnnl. Mo. 65804 Guer, Torn 151.1 R1. 1. Ben 47. Kirkman, Iowa 51447. 80. 20? . Games. w11110m lJrJ 5'26 HICkEV 51.. Forrest Cisy. Ark. 7233:. . .. Galaxy. I98 Galloway, Jerry 1H1 2425 Luvenshile. Garland. 12!; 75040, 1 Gal1owuy, Karen 1Fr.1 407 E. Harman. K1rksvillz, Mn. 63501.17: Gulyaan, Hugh ESLJ 1312 Shepard, Ft. an1h. Tex. 75114.55 GambreH. Emily 1.111 P. 0. Box 85.5. Puluhne, Tu.75001. I Gonus, Charles Maui: 200 5. Cross. Scorcy. Alk. 72143. 178, 233. 289. 292. 295. 300 Ganus. Dr. CllfTon, JL. 20. 21, 27. 34, 72, 76. 77' Genus. CJiHon111,31. 171 Genus, Deborah 15911111 208 5. Cross, Sentry, Ark. 72140. 12.53 - 171 173, 214 -' Gunus, Louise. 214 Gardner. Curtis 15d 3937 Northwest Dr.. Conan: Fork. GI. Gardner. Jack 1511 P. O. Box 307. Glenwnnd. Ark. 7914! HI.- Gurdner, Jame: ISM 1104 E. Race. A91. 23. Saamv. Ark?! Gardner. Joan lJrJ Northwest 0r.. Colleen Park. Ga. 30337. . Gadnar. Momma 150ph.1 908 W. Park Ave.. Seam. Art. 7214!. Gardnlr, Fulnrin 1m 5605 Odessa. Ft. Worth. Tax. 7513:. ' Gardner. Randell FL! 1136 San 5L, Hyannis. Moss. 02601. 130'... Gardner. Shawn. 37, 22c ' Gurlingfon, Dan 1512! Box 425. Cabal. Ark. 72023. 90 Garner. Futrick UrJ 305 Shamruzk. Lcngvlew, Tu. 75601 -J Barren. Jamie 1Fr.l 992D Charisma. Kansas Ciw. Mo. 64131.1 Garrison, Samuel 1.11.1 R1. 3, Box 57. Fradurkktawn. Ma. 03045.- Ganman. Donald 1Sr.1 9414 Cal. Glenn. m, Link nochmg. 1 cm. 211 7 . Gum, Harald lSophJ 5432 Airway: Rd., Mnmphll, rm. S . 177. 207 ' 1 Geury. Timothy 1509M 1300 E. 27111, Marced, CuIH. 95340. 240! Gaddes, Rose thJ 10940 Williams, Taylor. Mich. 40100; 135 Gear. Elllubalh 15h! Handler Rd.. Fairview. Pa. 16415. 90. 101. 13921. James 1m 9321 Hurvmd, Daron. Midl. 43224. 130.111; Gear. Van 1Jr.1 Heidler 25., 11!. 1. Faiwiaw. Pa. 15415. 111. :11 Genny, Sharon 1Saph.1 1203 Andaman Lane. Aunin, Tn. 7075' '-' George. Donna lFrJ 1624 Bentun Rd.. Bower C1111. La. 71010. Guorge, Ruben 151-.1 1624 Benfnn Rd.. Bossier City. La. 71010. Gibbs, Deborah 1Jr1 1515 Leighlnn Dr.,1upela. Mus. 30001. 311;. Gibbs. Philis lFr.J 1855 Bear Valley Pkwy. Escondlda, Cullf. 9m 223 7 Gibwn, Hugh 15L! Rt, 1. Saurcv, Ark. 72143. ?0 Giddens. Judy lSrJ R1. 1. Childersbwg, Ala. 35044, 90, 177, w G1ffovlda. Carey tSr.1 4541. N. 75111 P1.. Stomdule, Arlz. 0.5251,. :1. 197 Gifford, Elena 15r.1 1412 Canslonsc Way, Sun Jun. Calif. 951261; Gifford. Sandra lFrJ 2800 NeJlson Way. Apr. 302. Santa Mama, 2. 1:10. 221 ' ' Gilbert. Ernre 15:21 204 HawfhnvnE. Bellan. Mo. 64012 anm, Rodney 150111111 RI. 1. Box 64. Edwardlvillo. 111. 52025.31? 1 511:5. Kathryn 15mm 2774 s. Mandenhuu. Apt. 5, mmkrgw 120, ms, 215 ' Giles, Vicld 15m 201 c. 1911. 51., AFC! San andsm. Cauf. 9:15.13.- - Gillunwalurs. Richard 151.1 35134 W. Paocock. 0mm. Til. Niall, Gilliam, Carol, 37 , Gingerich. John 151.: n. 2. Vulpariso, Ind.46:18:1.i11. 172. 134,191. Gludney, Carol 1Jr.1 R1. 2. Box 157. Eupora, Miss. 39744. 111 '- Goddurd. Patricio ISrJ 272 Orchard Lane. Upland. Calif. 91732. 91..- Goff, Mmhm 1m 25034.5, Purkersburg. W. Va. 251m. 111. 193 Gnldmnn. Patricia lFrJ 1227 E. an151.. Parr Angola, W. 90853, 227 ' Guldsberry. Dan 1Fr.1 Rf. 2. Logan. Ohio 43138 . Goodm. Murm 1m 179 Ross 51., Baruv1lle.Ark.72501. 150, 171.13? Goodwin. Rulh. 37 Gamay. Ruth 1Jr.1 R1. 3. CorHsIe, Ark. 72024, 120. 172. 105 Goudeau. Tan1 lJr.l cfo Cimwun 011 Cu. Rungely. Cab. 3104!. 1111,; Gould, Allen lFrJ Bax 300. Kense , Ark. 72082. 130 Gould. Calherine Unl Box 308, Kenn . Ark. 72082. 111, 1-09' Gruber. Glenna l5r.1 R. R, l. Newmn, Kan. 67114. 91. 200 GrudigzNuncy 1Fr,l 1 CHHwood Circle. N. Lmlu Rock. Ark. 7211!, Glainger. Mary IFr.1 7377 Erwin! Valley Rd., 1301: Rock. Ark. 72301, 222 Graves, Richard lSrJ 2105 5. Canon. Seam. Ark. 72143, 01. 154' Graves. Shiriav lSaphJ RI. 1. Box 91. Maud, Tu. 75567. 120. 1.70.21 Gray, Claud1ne 1Jr.1 Star 12L. Box 187. Judmnia. Ark. 72001. 111... m1 Gray. Linda 191.1 515 Euch. P1na aim. Ark. 71.101, 1:10. 157. 171; ' Gray, Roger 1Fr.1 Star 121.. Judsoniu. Ark. 72001. 130 Green. Gory ISaphJ 801 2425. Muscla Shoals. A10. 35060, 1210, 171. WW Green. James. 35 I Green. Kathryn lSophJ 2104 Merton Dr.. Vu1dmlu. Go. 31501. 110. K1 ,ma. 27 . m.31.30.134.185 I Mani. lSnphl 511 N. Tenth Sr 1 Orange. Tex. 77630. 120. 140, I43. 1 . . 112 TIME 157.1 103 W Fuhh 51., Kennen. Mo. 63857. 91 OM! HM 5010 Hume! R6,, College Park, Ga. 30337, 111, 151, 1157. kl: lSophJ ml The Felfsway. Munov H111, N. .1 D7971I 120. 167, 272 futon IFr,1 512 Fawderhnrn Rd . Kmu of Prussm, Pa. 19406. 130 . Lynn 157.! 515 W. Hum 51., Paruguuld. Ark. 91. 160, 167 177, 1711. - 1.5111 Rf, 5.5201cv. Ark. 72143. 234 M1911 11.4 N. Wm 51,, Calumbiana. Ohio 44408. 130. 234 Mnnln Md 3317 Summardale, Rockford. Ill. 61103, 111. 205 IW'IGV FL! 3317' Summerdule, Rockford. Ill. 61103 My 1er 4.07 E. Parker, Hamburg, Ark. 711141.. 1:10 71,111; 10766.1 219 Chapel A179,, Nalhvllle, Tenn. 37206 We Wm M. 5. Saurcv. Ark. 72143 Vicki 151.1 510 5. Avundule. Poplar Bluff, Ma. 63901, 136 40:11:13.1 R1. 1. Box 174. Thuver. Ma. 65791. 111, 160, I69, 171, 1.9971. 11mph: 313 Eamnce 51.. Thayer, Mo. 65791, 120. 203. 2151 Marina 1Fr.1 605:1 Wendy 01,. Jackson, Muss. 392015, 130. 177. 214 J, M: 151.1 112 Alum 51., E. Peoria, HI 61611. 91 Ma ISDpIIJ Er. 2. Cunhuqe, Mo. 64836. 120. 178, 213 151mm 111.1 4705 Rlchmund. Kansas City. Kan. 66102, 111 FM Ann ISL! 1406 luwndale. Pleasanl H111, Mo. 64080. 91, 225 Mde 29 Hurdmg DL, Seurty. Ark. 72143, 272. 274. 775. 277. 27!, 2'19 . - M.. 00. 38. 7:10 7 HIGH. 26!. 296 ' iFf.1 29 Hurqu 01,, Seurcy, Ark. 721421, 130, 214 11 IAcudJ Box 271. Sam... Ark. 72143. 289. 300 Ht! 111. 2. Box 236. Coos Bay. Ore. 97-1520, 111. I73 lSophJ 1336 Brouklyn Ave. Cnmbndga. Ohm 43725. 120 . . IF?! 1313 E. Sevemh, Olympm, Wash. 9I501. 130. 101. 207 1 Mn 1563111.! 1313 E Sevanlh, O1ympio. Wash. 90501. 120 , - :IAde 548 N. Wan; Ava. lnduanupulis, Ind, 46222, 289. 300 . -h1Jr.1215 w. Whlpp Ave.. Bunonwna, III. 61607, 111. 209 1.11.1 31. 2. Hal 179, Caclea, 0111045723 2111 15:11:11.1 525 Pmcus Ave.. Ncnhfie1d, N, J. 05225, 120, 169, 1.161 5505 Pa'rrm'u. Garland. Tel. 75040. 111. 159, 211 H .1 . 29' 1md4 17 Harding 0r.,56c1rry, Ark.72143, 21:9. 272, 274. 278. 2:8. 219. m, 297 M33106; 150F111 live: Bend R6,. Yurk, Me. 03170? Hot 15ml 000 Greenway Ava. Tuscumbm. Ala. 35671. 130. 166. '-1w lJrJ 4022 Slillwood, Odessa. Tenn. 79760, 111. 166, I95 18611111111. 2. 0011 119a, aunle Creek,M1ch.49017.120. 171. 21.9. I 2741 Morse Ave.. Sacramento, CUM. 95821, 11 l, 277 um IL 1, Ba: 3.A1mu,Ark. 72921, 111, 17?. 17B. 223 ,JfJ Ir. 1, lax1B1,Jelferwn,0h1044047,111,161,171, 200 1,? .1111509111721 Hemdnn 11.1., 1.111: Rock, Ark. 72205. 120. 224 . ' 1.17.1713 Irnwmvnlla $1,. Yrenmn, Tenn. 38302, 111, 17! 15M 140. Morningside Lune. Columbia. Tenn. 30401. 91. 210 1'5; 1E1 404 WoodruH $1., Sauvw. Ark. 7214:. 130 . 3! 13150111194712, Box 15?.Murr1ltun. Ark, 72110. 130 5:111 lFr.1 370 Here! 11111 131.. Washinglan, Pa. 15301, 130. 166, I. U M1. 157,1Twanty Pnneg, McRae, Ark. 72102, 91, 173 111F111 111.11. Bax 25C, Mansfield, La. 71052, 130, 171, 193 LIIJ 2135 5. H1116r1 51., Sprlngfield, Mo. 65804, 111, 171, 196, 11 2 151.1601 561111 51171: Pkwv., Nicev1lle,F1u.3257S, 130, 1911 ISM Rf. 1. Box 295, Munroe. Ore, 97456 1 1m 4 Mora 51,.3pr1ng1ia1d, V1. 15154:. 1:10, 210 -. 1 Woman. 101 $157.1 1.02 5. 24111 Avg, Yakima, Wash. 98902, 91. 169. 171, $10. 310 W. Vina. Seurcv. A111. 72148 ,- 151.915.1130: N.J1m MiIler Rd1.Dullus.Tu.75217. 120. 1711. 100 ' M1 800! Fieldmesr 07., Brighmn, Mith. 68116, 295 130159: 341. Duingarfield. Tel, 75638. 91, 210 15.9.91. am an. Dalngsrfiald. 12x. 755313, 120, 170 pm 0631 67. Flainwew. AIL 72857. 111, 180 15:.1 lo: 90. Vivian. La 71002. 91 I116! 1745 Human, FL Myers. Flu, 33901 EN 712 Hwy. 90 w. Chiplcy. Flo. 32428. 111. 214 1.142111. 2. 1km. 11y. 42027, 111. 177 , -- 7.! ll. 4. Troy. Mo. 63379. 91 . 151:1 Ball 749. DInVIr cny. Tex. 79323, 91. 179, 19-1 11.1.21 3-121 Gabum. Muskogae. 01:16. 74401. 111. 222 19.1 ms Fumam 51.. Davenport. sown 52803. 91. 215 NJ 1006 N.Cedor.$eu11:v. Ark. 72143. 283. 291. 294. 301, .0000 504 Clwungar $1.. Canhcge, Mo. 61836. 120, 207. 171, 1535.1 362 Swen L611: Dr., Jackson. Miss. 19212 1699111 630:! 0:1er Rat. Boise. 161:. 83706. 120. 212 1.1101: :13, 5:671:17, 11111102143, 111, 1:17, 193. 212. 256.257 1 930 8. Mine: Lune. Springfleld. Mo. 65802. 1 I1. 213 .11 1500 MmImppI 51., T611uluh. La. 71232. 120. 173 MI 920 a Murk-r. Sam... A111. 72143. 275. 27s. 2110. 301. I103, 304 Harvill. Evanne 1Jr.1 3518 15111 Ave. Kenosha, Wis. 53140. 136 Harman, James lFrJ Salem, Ark. 72576. 130. 199 Human. Waymon lJr.J E12 Schoonevel, Pocchanms, Ark. 72455 Haus. Kerry ULI 562 Rwemde DL. Wuravvher, M1671. 49098, 186 Hawkins. Deiures lSoph.1 R9. 1. Duniphun. Mo. 63935, 120, 178. 225 Hawkins. Richard ISrJ RI. :1, Winfield, Ala. 35594. 91. 207 Hayes, Emerson 157.1 629 V-daly $1.. Hundsbnrn. Mus. 39501. 91. 194. 2M. 262 Haynes. Mme 1le1 R1. 1. Ialco. Tex. 75487. 111, 195 Haynes. Ramona 15r.1 R1. 1.1111137. Ten. 75487. 92. 211 Haynie, Paul 1Jr,1 1527 02qu 51., 5655121 Cllv. La. 71010, 111, 192 Hays. Enr1 Canard. 29, I66 Hays. Murcia lJr.J 502 N.HusseySr.,Se-:1rcv. Ark. 72133. 111. 1171 1515. 212 Hays. Sarah 1A1:od.1 502 N. Hussev 51., Sourcv, Ark. 72143, 272, 274. 275. 275, 277, 278, 279 Heulv. Darin lFr.I 11928 W. 69114 51.. Shawnaa M1uinr1. Kan. 66216, 130, 171. 227 Hedrick. Dianne lAcud.1 7 Harding Dr,. Searw. Ark. 72143. 275, 27B. 250. 301. 3011 Hedrick. Dr. James. 34. 135, 192 Hedrick. M1ke151.1 7 Hardmg Dr.. Searcy, Ark. 721-13. 92. I93. 216 Heinbockal. Leslie lFrJ 6734 Aitken Dr.. Oakfund, Cullf. 94611. 130. 223 Hefsren. Mary. 268. 305 Helsven, Pun! 1Acud.1 41 Harding DL. Seurcv, Ark. 72143. 272, 275. 276. 295 Haliien, Robert IFrJ AI Halding Dl. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 130. 167, 175. 200 Helsven, Robert L. 29. 32. 65 Helvanng, Robert lFrJ R1. 1. Box 46, Brudiard. Ark. 72020. 130 Henderson. Clay 15L: Box 200. Lepomo. Ark, 72354. 92 Hundermn, Deborah 1Fr.1 213 Walker 51., Clmendon, Ark. 72029. 1:10. 217 Hendersun, James IJr.1 1535 Ensvlnwn, Memphis, Tenn. 38ll1. 111. 198. 221, 255 Henderson. Kavhryn 15:11:11.1 Rt. 2. M1. Horne, A711. 72653, 120. 171. 212 Henderson. Larry lGradJ Box: 1124, Snow, Ark. 72143 Hendrickson, Linda lJr.1 5559 Turnhull Cirda. F611 Oaks. Cullf. 95628, 111, 171. 172. 221 Hendrix. Arlin 15rd 401 E. Cenmr. A91. 0.. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 92. 166. 167 Hendrix, Edwm lJr.1 EL 2. 06:1. 1660. Vacuwlle. Calif. 95638, 111, I67 Hendrix, Judy IJrJ 401 E. Canter. Apt. 0. Secrcv. Ark. 72143, 92 Hendrix, Olen, 27 Hannassne, Joan iJrJ R1. 2. Sparta, Tenn. 30583. 136 Hanry. Alice EFL: Box 256. West Plains, Ma. 65775. 130 Henry. Florence. 268 Hensley, Annette 1Acad.1 1506 Purkaaw Dr., Operaums. La. 70570. 272. 274. 275. 276. 299 Hensley, Kathryn 11:11.1 R1. 1. Box 109. Pangburn. Ark. 72121. 130 Henson. Rebeccc 1Fr.1 1720 Fmawoad 07.. 1.1111: Rock, Ark. 72204. 130. 218 Herndon, Doha lSr.! Bax 216, Eudora. Kan. 66025. 92. 167. 223 Herndun, Marissa UL: 1104 E. Race. Apl. 21, Sanrcv. Ark. 7214-3 Herndon, W11 Jr. 15L! 1104 E. Race. A91. 11. Sourcv. Atk. 72143. 92, 195 Horton. Chew! 150.211.: 145 N. W. Thlrd 51.. Homestead. Flu. 33030. 120. 175, Hesselmde, Billie. 33 Hesselmde, Ruben 15M R1. 1. Kanne . Mo. 63357. 92. 206 Hamnger, Barty 1Soph.1 511 E. Center 51., Scurry, Ark. 72I43. I21. 177. 178. 180. 131. 121 Hewitt, Lvdiu 1513le 2719 Fifth Ava, Lake Charles. La. 70701, 121. 214 H1611. Jorene 1Acud.1 Rt. 1, Clemmons, N. C. 27012. 272 273, 275. 276. 278. 299 H1611. Mike lJrJ Bax 33. Wmslon-Salsm, N. C. 27102. 111, 100 Hickerion. Gory Unl R1. 2. M61111, Ohio 43758. 111 Hickman. W1llium 1F:.1 Chrininn Home and 311:1: School, Mount Dora. Fla. 32757 Hicks, Alvin lSr.l Box 10. Tennessee Orphans Home. Spring H111, Tenn. 37174, 92, 206 Hicks. Charles lJr.1 T11 Roanoke Ave.. Henderson. N. C. 27536, 111. 169 Hicks. Clarence 11:7.1 Box 795, Seurcv, AIR. 72143. 130 chks, C11n1un 151.1 Box 916. Henderlnn. N C. 27506. 92 Hicks. Donald 157.1 1104 E. Race, Am. 47, Sacra. Ark. 721-15. 92. 185. 186. 137. 208 Hicks. Freeman 15121 912 N Cedar St. Searcy, Ark. 721-13. 92 HFCRS, P0010. 268. 270. 280. 300 Higgmbofhom. Ed, 260 H111. Beverly 1560111 1136 N. Howard, Grand lslund, Nab. 66801, 121. 171. 221 Hi1l, Du1e 15311111 Armccost Rd, Purkfun. Md. 21120. 121. 202 Hill. MurylFr.1204 N. W. 291115? Opeliku. Ala 32601. 130. 211- Hilion, Richard Foot 1Sr.l 308 W. Maple St. Eon Prairl'e. Mo 63045. 92, 207. 260 Himes. March: IScphJ 30 N. E. 09111 Ava, Pnrllnnd. Ore. 97220. 92. 121. 217 Hindmun. Deborah ISQphJ Box 456, Henin, Ill. 62943, 121. I71, 226 H1nds. Donald CFrJ 339 Seaside Dr.. Pacriim, C0111, 94044. 130. 203. 234 Hmes, Gene lSr.I 252 Donelson Hills D1,, Nurhville, Tenn 37214. 162, 204 Hlnson. Gary Uni 15745 Paplu'. Souvhgule. Mich. 48192. 111 Hmmn, Samuel lFr,J 605 Rickwoad Rd., Florenca. A16, 35630. 130. 193 H1 , Robart lFr.I 510 Cmdpu St, Columbus. Miss. 39701 Hix, Renard 1177.1 Rt. 2. Box 34, Buresvdle. A111. 72501. 130. 199 Hndgz. Bab IFIJ RI. 2. Box 32. 5110111016. Mo. 65757. 130 Hodges, V1vion UL! 2120 S. Johnson, Onumwa. Iowa 52501. 111. 224 Huffman, Daniel UrJ 10000 E. Luwry PL. Aurora, Colo. 00010. 136 Hogan, Elizabeth lJr.1 7900 Dalmnm: 4m, E. 51'. Louil. 111. 62203. 111. 223 Hogan. E111: 15rd R1. 1. Horse Cave. Ky. 42749. 92. 197 Hoglns. Linda EScph.J 80x 72. Stun Umvarsllv .Ark. 7266?. 121. 219 Holderby. Sharon 1Fr.l 1923 Benedm C1rcle, 51. Album, W. Va. 25177 Holland. Karen lFr.1 BO: 315. Lake CIN.Ar1L 72-137, 131. 158, 211 Holland, Suzanne Uni Box 315, Lake City. Ark. 72437. 112, 178, 156, 157. 226 HaHaman. W. 5.. 33 Hollis, Bobby tFrJ R1. 1. Coming, Ark. 61109, 131. I96 Hollls, Chrlstle lFr.l 442541 29th 51., Lubbock. Tu. 79410. 131. 221 Holloway. Dennis UL: R1. 3. Washington Court Home. 01116 43160 HoHoww. Elizabeth 1Jr1 51m R1. Muyhald, Ky. 42066. 112, 214 Halmwuy. Wllllum, 31. 177 Holmes, Cindy 1Fr.1 439 Sullwnn Ave. East Alum, IN. 62024, 131, 165, 177. 213 Holmes, Howard 151.1 7604 Denver Dr.. Fr. Wonh, Tax 76115, 92, 151, 154, 166. 207. 227 HclmquLsT. Donna 15091151 11065 Coleman Rd.. Memphls. Tenn. 38128, 113. 121. 153. 11:5 Hell. Jack lFrl 24:10 E, awn PL. Tulsa. Okla. 74105. 131 Hall, Jean 15mph! 2552 FuIJ-nq Leaf Ave., Pnsemend. Calif. 171770. 121, 176. 151. 209 H011. Judy 15013111 7552 Fulhng Leaf Ava, Rosamund. Cnltf. 91770. 121. 176, 181 209 Hall. Susan iJr,1 203 A 5. Garden Awe, Cleurwurer, Flu. 33516. 112, 214, 21.11 Hooper. thn 1501:1111 701 N BIrminghum PL, Tulsa, Okla. 74110. 121, 202 Hooper. Raymond ISr.I 2549 Nichu1s 51., Springfieid, Mo, 155802. 92 Hooron. Linda 151.1 615 E. Cypress, Altus, Okla. 711521, 92, 154, 160, 175, 176, B Home. Sumiko Llr.1 SeweH HaJI, Apt, C. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 112. 130 Homer. Nancy 1Fr.1 2707 Weaver PL. Texarkana. Tex. 75501. 131, 223 Homer. Richard UL! 217 5. Second, Am, B. Jacksonvilie. Ark. 72076 H0110 . Glenda Uri 505 Shefneld Dr.. Longwaw. Tex. 75601. 112. 171, 177 178. 213 Hanan, Joe Jim 150131114 501 Bokel St. Mounlu-n Horne. Ark. 72563. 121. 195 House. Mary lJr.l 4200 FIrer, MemphIs. Tenn. 38111, 93 House. Suzanne lFI.1 134.1 E1 Dnmdo Dr.. Livermore, CalIf 94550, 131 Houser, Gram 15013111 61121 5. W. Eveiyn 51., Portland, Dr: 97219, 121, 16.: Howard. Betty 1A:ad.1 4196 Carson, Ruthester, N. Y. 141500. 295 Howard. James E . 29 Howard.Jun1I:e 1Jr.l RT. 1, Muyfield. Ky. 52066. 112. 209 Hawnrd.Jahn1Fr.1 104 Johnnlhun 51.. West Monroe. La 71291. 131, 203 Howard. Robert 1511 Box 1216. Harding Cul1ege. Seurcv, Ark 72143 Howard, Ray Du1las 1509111 1302 Duvu. Ypmlumi. Mich. 481177, 121. 203 Howard. ShelIn 1505:1111 517 Pcllock 51.. N. Liffle Rock.Ark.721l7. 121. 226 Howard. W. 1... 27 Howe, Pamcio 1Fr.1 1411 ElIzaberh. Alexandria, La. 71301. 131. 222 Harwell. Javce IJrl Rt. 1. Box 235. Benron. La. 71006. 112, 211 Howell. Judy ISophJ R1. 1, Box 213. Monroe, La. 71201 Howell. Linda lSaphJ 5525 A. F1. Cnrsnn, Comrade Springs. Colo. 50913, 121. 16 Howell. Runny 15r.l Rt. 1. 80: 213. Monroe, La. 71201. 93, 203 Huwery.EIc11natJr.l Box 3. Malwell. Nab. 69151, 112. 178. 225 Hubbs. Sybil 1501111.! Box 207. Coleman, F10. 33521. 121. 210 Huckuba, Kenne1h 15L! 5250 High P01n1C1., Forest Park. Ga. 30050. 93. 207 Hudk1ns. Donna 1Fr.1 2503 N. E. 50m 51., Kansas Cilv. Ma. 64118, 131. 219 Hudson. Duv1d 1Fr.1 507 Jewell 51.. Delmar. Dela. 19940. 131, 205 Huey. Dan E. ISuph.1 77 Broodmoor 012, Lmle Rock. Ark. 72204 Huff. Linda UH 1721 4151 Ave.. Oakland. Co1iF. 94601. 112. 167. 178. 209 HuHuker. Slunley lFI'.l 11!. 5. Box 304. Florence, Ala. 35630, 131. 198 HanId. Ever lJrl Box 19579. Jerusalem, Israel. 112 Huffman, Joyce Ur.1 RI, 1. 30!! I91, Folev.A1u. 36535, 11? Hughes, Garry 1Soph.1 II McCool Grcle, Pine Bluff. Ark. 71501. 121, 193 Hulsay. James 15051111 4001 Comafaa, GreenvIIIE. Tex, 75401. 121. 166, 207 Hum, Barbara ISophl 1845 Camelot Dr.. Orunqe. Tex, 77630, 121, 214 Hum. Kmhenna 1Fr.1 1845 CumaJm Dr.. Grunge. Tex. 77630. 131. 223 Hunfar. Gary 1Fr.l 1206 W. Center, Seurcv, Ark. 72143. 234 Hurlbent, Earl 1Jr1 Bun 841. Anaconda, Mum. 59711 Hulchens, Jacquie IFIJ 487 N. West 51.. Spencer. Ind. 47460. 131. 175 Hulchins. Alan 1F1.1 105 Cunuge 0h, Natchez. M155. 39120. 131 Hllchison. Eunme 1Sr1 111.5 5.. W251 Plains. Mo. 65775. 9:1 Human. Everett ULI R1. 3, Box 96. Mariana. Ohio 45750. 1 12. 207 lida, Himko UL! 1404 Hlllcvesf. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 112.180 Ingram. ChurTes 1511 Fon'nur Apls. 5, Seurcy,Ar1I.72143. 93, 172 Inman. Juan 1Fr.1 5130 S. Hurnsnn. Ff. Wayne, 1nd 46307. 131, I78. 179. 231 Innes. Rhonda NH 406 Raymond Dr.. O'FalFon. Mo. 63366. 112. 217 insure. James 150ph.1 9887 Valley Pines Dr.. Fulsom, C0111. 95630 Inflmuriunul Club. 180 10ch Beta Sigma. 183 1:11:11, Gary 8. 15I.I 3517 E. Clark, W1c'nim, Kan. 67218. 1173 1mm. Jimmie IJI'J 21377 Barron Ave, Memphis, Tenn, 33114, 112, 203 lvev. William 15L1 453 Chalmers 111! Memphis, Tenn. 83117, 93. 234 J JGCESOH, Larry I'JI'.1 R1. 3. Box 177, Sheridan. Ark. 72150, 112 Juhshan, Khalil 1Fr.1 12871013261301. Isrue1. 131, 161, 180, 200 James, Brenda 15013111 440 Hanbee 51.. Richardson. Tex 750150, 121. 211 James. tarry 15013111 Box 593, RichuIdson. Ten. 75080, 121, 234 James, Michael 1Fr.1 110 Linden Circ1e. Kennen, Mo, 63857, 131. 162. 19!: James, RIcl-Iurd 151.1 E Maple 01.. Pause A.F.B.. N H. 03801. 93. 197, 21:2 James. Thomas, 35 Jumisan, Jacquelyn 1Fr.1 $11. 4. Box 52. Nashville. Ark 71352. 131. 216 Jones, Hubv. 38 Jumagln. Charles R. ISLII 226 W. Cypress Ava. 531mm. Tenn 38375. 93. 154, 185. 186. 207 Jeffetson. Deborah 15.19111 2451 Rovennu Ave 5. E., E0 Canton, Ohio 4-4730, 121. 209 Jennings. James lSophJ RI. 1, Bo; 445. Clarksville. Auk. 72830. 121, 167. 1615. 178 Jennings. Kathy ISophJ 400 5. Main, Henderson. 19:. 75652, 121 Jeralds. Bruce lSophJ Box 267. Hurrin. 111. 52943 Janice. Nikki 151.1 Rt. 1. Havana, Ark. 72642, 93. 171 . 210 ngell, Ache K,, 32 Jewell. Fred 11., 34 Jinlueraon. 6. Dennis 1Fr1 2080 N. him! 51., E.Sl.1uuis. HI. 62201 John, Marilue 1501:1111 6007 E. 14111. Wid'lita, Kan. 67206. 121. 160. 177.212 Johnmeyar. HIIIcIrd lJr.1 Rolln Nail. Airport, VIchv. Mo. 155580 Johns, Janet 1591:1111 134 Hammon Ava. Florenne. Ala. 115630. 121, 171. 227 358 Johnson, Annie 1Fr 1 Box 122. FrIars Pcim, Miss. 38631. 1'3l . Johnson. Clementine 1Jr.1 4111 Prince Ave., Clurksdulc. Mi , 30611 Johnson, C1111 1Fr.1 740 Currey 1111.. Nashville. Tenn. 37217.19: Johnsan, Donald 1Jr.1 R1. 1. Box 191, Sfuens. Min. 39766, 112,139; Juhnson, Eugene 15L! Bax 122. Friars Paint, Miss. 35631. 93'. -1 ' 238. 239 Jnhnsun Ileana 1Jr.1 R1. W Be: 182, Lubbock, 1211.79415, 112. Johnsm, Jae! IJI'J 708 'l, E. Center, Sanity. Ark 72143 112 190-. Johnson. Joyce. 38. 225 Johnson. Lemcm, 27 Johnson. Linda 1H,! Box 115. Gunter. fax. 75058. 136 Johnson Melissa1FL1R1.2.1.uneville.Te-x.756b7.131 Johnson. Nikki 1509111 Bales Horne. Guinmn. Tex 75474. 121.. 21 Johnson Patricia 19.1 1227 Seventh, Imperial Beach. 00111.92! Johnson Paula Jo 1Sr.1 813 Hullywnad H15. Rd.. Cus'awllli, III. . ' Johnson, Phil 1SGp1'I.1 617 Mayflower Ava, Fr. Wuhan 806011 159. 200 Johnson, R1d-1ard, 30. 230, 231 Johnson, Ricky 1505111 1 ME 5husto.0xnard.Cn11f 931130.246 Johnson, Sandra 150.911. 1 13221 Shud'y Lone Dr.. Shra'veparr. In. 711 Johnson. Virginia 15:11:11.1 221 Michigan. South Haven. M1111. 4'1 Johnson. WIllium lFr.1 1401 Deener Dr.. Sentry. Ark. 72143 , Johnston. Camille DH 9642 Elvin Ave. N. 5.. Alhuqulmu.N.H. 224 Jamel, Charles ISL! 1303 Market. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 93, 20' Jolly. Cynrhm 1Jr.1 902 Rondo . Searcy. Ark. 72143. 112. 114. 21 Jolly, Kathy 1A:I:d.1 902 Randall. Seurcy, Ark. 72143. 275, m Jolly, Mary, 219 Jolly, Susan 15r.1 Box 875, Searcy. Ark. 72143, 93 JoHy, William 15r.1 Box 375, Saarzy. Ark. 72143. 03 Jones. Charles 15r.l Jonesmwn, Miss. 38869. 93, 234. 235. 237 Jones, Claudette. 209 Jones, Durleen lAcudJ 1104 E.Ru:e,Apt.19,Seurcy. Ark. III 274. 275. 276. 278. 251. 23:1. 235. 297 A Jones. Elizabe111 1Gmd.1 118 Locusl. Cabot. Ark. 7202.1. 137 Janes, Glenna 1H1 R1. 2. Mineolo, Tex. 75773. 131. l65. 325 Jones. James 0. 1501311. 1 3810 Sockwell. Greenvilla. Tu. 75001.1 1r Jones.Jerry. 28, 29, 44. 80. 207 Jones, Joe Dale 1Fr.1 1505 E Moore Ave.$earcv.Ark.72143.131 Jones,Kurh1een 15121 1104 E. Rate A131 19.590113. Ark. 721-43.' Jones, Kathy 15:11:11.1 Boles Horne. Qu1nlun. Tex. 75474. 112. 215' Jones, Lana 1Sr.1 4745 Primmsa Lama. MiddIemn, 01110 45042 177, 210 Junes.Mar1ha EFL! R1. 5. Box 283. Nashville. Ark. 71352. 131 El Janes. Monin U11 R1. 2. Minealo. Tex.75773. 112,192 Jones, Melissa lFr.1 510 Pluinfield Dr.. Payne, Ohio 45300. 131 Jones, Phillip 1Jr.1 620 Mass Hill 01. New AIbanv M155. 33652 Jordon.PmlFr.1Mr. Dom.Flu.32157.136 Ju Go Ju. 212 Julian, Katherine iSrI 215 Forresl Ave. Sanford Fla. 32771. 9Q ' 185 186. 210 Jusliss, Joy 1Frl 111.2. Bax 118. Dalnuerfield. Tex. 7563!. 1311.10: Justin, Steven 1Jr,1 Rr. 2, Box 118, DnIngerfield,'Tax. 725638.113, ' Kail. Karen 1Fr.1 5106 Candlewick Lane. N. 1.1111: Rodi, Ark. 72110.. Kappa Della. 213 Kappa Kappa Kappa. 214 Kappa Phi. 215 Kappa H.185 Kappa Sigma Kapw.19? Kurcffu, Barbara lJr.l 11!. 4, N. Meyers Rd. ,Genevu. 0111044041. ; Kurnus. 0r. Hausiun 27 Kumes. Mark lJrl 11! 3. Kevll. Ky. 42053. 112 Kaufman. Jim 1Fr.1 Box 327. Dangolu. 111. 62926, 131. 246 Kearbey. Carla 1Acad1 1302 5. Market 81.. Scam. MI. 72143. .. - . ' 03 3 Keurhv. Helen. 33 Kn. Coroiyn 15ml 915V: E. Market, Seurcy. Ark. 72140, 94 Kee, Donald 15r.1 915 '1, E. Mavket. Searzy. Ark. 72143. 94. 1 Kee. Robert iSapth A Redwood Lane. Mays Landing. N. J. 05330. 13!.' Keasling. Jeffrey lFr.1 RI. 1. Bowling. Mich. 49050, 131. 1615 Kce'er. Bobby lFr.l 111'. 2. Si. Joe. Ark, 72575. 131 Ken, Sherry 1Fr.l 406 E. Camel. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 131. 224 Kellur, Alice. 38, 184 Kellur. Kim lAde 1410 Randall 0n, Searcy, Ark, 72143, 225; 301, 303, 304 Keliur, Stephen lAcadJ 1410 Randall Dr.. Hearty. Ark. 72143. Wivh 295. 300 Keller, John 1Jr.I R1. 1, Oshkosh, Nab. 09154. 112. 175 Kefley. Cuml 150p11.1 R1. 4, Bufesville. Ark. 72501. 121. 213 Kelly, Angela 1Fr.1 1201 N. Sevanth, Monen. Mo. 65708. 131. 173, Kelly. Jean, 38 Kvlly. Kuryl UL! 600 N. Jefferson. Magnolia, Ark. 71753. 136 , Kelly. Ray Tucker 15r.1 11!. 1, Box 273, Glancoe. Ala. 35905. 80. 94,- '0, 207. 253 ' Kallv, Ruben, 34 Kellen. Deborah 15ml 1104 Fuller. Paris. Ari. 77855. 94. 731 Kendall, Mua1Fr1 RI. 2. Bo: 34-C, Auguslu. AIII. 72006. 131 Kendrick, Cuvule lSoph.l 1104 Des Peres. Eockhill, Mo. 63119. 121. 211' Kendrick. LIndu iSuphl 522 W. Maryland. Martin. Tu. 76001, 121. 233 Kendri:k, Randy 15013111 1307 W. 40111, Telarkanu. Tax. 75501. 121. 1' Kennedy. Zenobm Ann 1Jr.1 301 5. College 51.. Seam, Ark. 72143. '1111 Kennnn, Nancy lFr.1 1'11, 1. Box 234. Wynne. Ark. 72396. 131. 152, H Kannon, Phyllis 1Jr.1 R1. 1, Hickory R1dge. Ark. 722147, 112. 177 Kennon, Sleworr lJrJ 111.5131 234 Wynn: Ark. 72396. 113 Ken! RIcky lJrJSVav Roule', Judsunia, Ark 72031 112.190 Kemy, Peggy Dr I 712 Bercoe DI . Jeffevsanville. Ind 471301112231 :ATIHV 15012111 906 Memman, Wynne, Ark. 72390, 121. 300 Leuins. Mary 1501:1111 520 S. Washmglan 51.. Hope. A111. 71301, 1272, 213 r. on 1111.1 111. 1. W11111ord, A111. 724 80. 112 Lewgy, Iommy 1Jr.1 P. O. Box 214, Tuscumbna. A101 35674, 136. 23-1 -: ISM 6279 Founu-er DL, 59. Lows, Mo. 63105. 911 141. 151. 105. Lewis, Frances. 313 . L169, 172. 177,184. 201 Leww. Kathy 150911.129 Lake Dr.. Truv. 1.62204. 122. 214 w. 172 Lewit. Maunne 150p1'1.1 707 Win. Porogould. Ark. 72450. 122. 212 1 - 11151 111. 1. 5' '30. Town CIEER- Nth 35671 1 12 LEWIS, Tum lJr.1 701 W171. Forugould. Ark. 72450. 1 13- 203 Mm 15000.1 10 Mohawk 0n. Sealcy. 0.1:. 27143, 209. 201, 794, 301 Law's. Wlnslun 11.1 1104 5. Roce,Ap1 3, Sealcv, Ark. 7214: . 304 7 1.110.011.1095 111.1 1305 E. 13111. Odessa. Tex. 79760 Dough 1137.1 9244 MIdvnle. Shreveport, La. 71108, 65. 131. 169 L1mbawun, Conrado 1.11.1 1609 E. Markel, Searcv, Ask. 72143, 113. 192 A 171. 196 Lindley, Brenda 1Jr.1 Rt. 2, Box 520, Parugauld. A111. 72450. 113. 176, 223 Judith IScph.1 1200 W. Academy, Senrzy, Ark. 72143. 171. ?10 Line. Mo1ly 15M F. O, Box 58, Pope. Miss. 113058. '75. 100. 186 100m HM 620 Comanche Circle, Alva. 01111:, 73717, 112. 706, 234 1.11112, Andrea 1Jr.1 Rr. 1, Perrywlla, Ark. 72126. 113. 171. 226 ' nuel 151.1 1790 Avenue 1201.. Taranvo, Onmnu. Canada. 94, 195 L11zkow, David 1Sr,1 290 Wildwaod Tern. Jackson, M155. 39203, 95. 203 WHO 151.1 13 Hialeah Dr., St. Peters. MO. 03376, 94, 172. 134. 225 Lloyd. Ted, 230 1 1'11 1.11.1 51345 Burning Trsa. 51 Pm. TH 7991?. I I9. 167 Lockumy. Jerry 15:11:11.1 813 1111:1101: 01.. Pamluc. Mich. 40057. 122. 199 1:1 1599114 11 Murhn Lune, Un10n, M01. 153084. 121. 22? 1.011171, Charlotte lAEud.1 405 N. Walnm. Saurcv. Ark. 72143, 280, 301 111.1330? Penbrook Luna. FImr.M11:h. 48507. 112. 216 131115, Dale 1.1m R1, a, Box 36, Cnukev1112,1enn. 30501, 130 15M 3201 Savannah, E1 P050. 193- 79930. 94. 131. 115?. 195. 274 Logsron, Dawd 151.1 384 E. Chestnut. Llibon. 01110 44432. 95, 191$ .7 1, 151.1 R1. 2 E1051, Ponce de Leon. Fla. 321455. 94, 177, 217 Lagsdun, Donald 1Sop11.11 R7. 1, Bmler. Ill. 62015, 122, 171. 202 . 171.14705 Parkman 5101.. Warren. 01110 44403. 131 Low, Karen 15r.1 4533 Cundleglcw Dr.. 51. Louis. Mo. 63129. 95 11 mlyn 157.1 Box 7. H11chcock, 5. Dak. 57348, 91, I69, 177 1.1.1005. M1112 15r.1 R1. 1, Box 121, Slncamh, Ala. 36375. 95. 161. 169. 170. -- 157.1 1111? Grundwew Dr..Clorksv111e,Ark 72830. 94. 212 171, 177, 215 WHJM 419 Grandv-ew Du. Clarksvi1le,Ark,72330, 11?. 71? Lumpkin,WilIiam1Fr.1 R1. 3. Box 211. Alma, Ark. 72921. 132, 2:14. 235 17d 413! 5111111 51.. MDIIBHU. 01110 457501 1317 '94 Lunsfnrd, Beverly 1Fr.1 17'. 0. Box 384. Ml. Dom, Flu. 32757. 132. 171 - 1.11.1111. 2. Romer. Tenn. 38367, 112. 226 Lumeil. Mary 15013111 P. O. Box 1274, Gonzales. 1.1:. 70737. 122. 179, 219 m 171-1 116 Wmdmg WOV. 12130013 . INCL 4005 2. 1311 9'20 Ly1es, Shame 151.1 5112 Vlckc, F1. Wonk. Tu. 76117. 95. 225 15ml 3 N. W. 53101, lawlon, Okla 73501, 95, 17?. 179. 205 Lynch, Nancy 151-1 502 W. W1Ipalr1ck, Minenlo. 11:11. 75773. 95. 225 , UM 1002 E1ghlh Ava. Vnnrnn, Iowa 52349. 11? Lynn, EISIE, 208. 279. 299 17 Me I 30. 2307 259 McAffry, James 1Jr.1 Lake Village, Ark. 71050. 113. 194 . $ 1151.1 111 W. Pine 51., Lisbon. 01110 44432. 112, '77. 178. 19W. McArghglr. 3;: 12103131111 162:1 N. Unwemlv. 1.1111: Rock. Ark. 72205, 2171, 294. McAnhur, Douglas 1Jl.1 Box 334, Searcy, Ark. 72143 3:11.: 1104 E. Race A131. 41, Searcy. A1111 72143, 113. 208 Mande. Guylene 1J1.1 Rt. 5, Coshodon, Ohm 43812, 113, 225. 175,177 . 31- 155 McCall. James 1511.1 Box 781, Hutding Collega, Scurry, Ark. 72143, 95 McCompbell, Duane, 312, 1 18 u . McCamprll, Noam: 1131251 01.1 921 Market. Slurry. Ark. 721-13 , 1'13 lm 1308 151911111 51-1 Cnmgmm 1dr 931 131. W1 M1;Cc1rrney.W111iu1-n 11m 111. 1.Gone1l. 1nd. 40733. 1:12. 202. 1.50. 171 ' MnCany, Dennis 150ph.1 R1. 1, Sprungdu1e, Ark. 72764 122. 197 n?ggmdg 5241: W; P9331 '2 157- '79- 150- 210 McCauley, Wi1liorn 151213111715 E. Race, Seurzy, Ark. 721113. 1112 5-1111 , SW 93' VwE-Tr 251210603011, 65- 113- W McClain. Boyce 15:.1 4751. Blurn 113., Mamnez. Cam. 94553. 95. 101, 179. 200 .11 11 '111 '1 ? 3124 'J'OTS'OWW WA 125125115 McClain. Brenda 15:11:11.1 1721 Pmewoad 01.. 0mm. Mo. 05.159. 1315 a '.1 $911,111 1:4 01063543 :9 ' l- 11.10.; 50 - 12 1 172- 209 McC1uggnge. Nancy 150ph.15718 E. 54111 51.. 101501. 01:10. 74135, 122. 227 3F 5' m - 5- 711 1 7 McCIuskey. Robert 151.1 111. a. Box 11125. Muyllandlng. N. 1. 03330. 95. 205 L McCormick, Mamhu 1501:th 2401 M01213. Paducah, Ky. 42001, 1223. 1:16 7 McCourr, Mym 1Jr.1 Bax 89:1, Gladewumr, Tex, 75047. 122. 216 M 91:10 wmg'e Dr Dana: TEL 75228' 113' M71 151- 207 McCuwn, Layton 1m 1055 McKaan 111-1.. Ambler. Pa. 19002. 11:1. 152. 197 17!.1300 5. Oak. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 131 McCoy Mildred 38 I '1ioa:g-Ecmrlis'51g25emck 151,551,541 122' 230 McCulcl-Ier. John 15:21:11.1 Box 15?, R0110. Mo. 65401 2.02 . 1:11 2 . arty. r . J M1:Dcnie1. Bnlbula 1A1:ad.1 R1. 2. 0011 1520, Band, 012. 97701. 301 . M:Daniel, Garence, 30 mph 00 cwege cwe 3mm ' th- 1 7'5' '5- '21 McDonald Genevieve 151:1ph.1 111. 7 Scurry. Ark 72068. 122 , 13.1233 Mammal. Dr.Wh:leland,1nd.46134, 113, 171. 217 McDorg1Id. 139 ; 1m 11 Pilot Pow. Lmle Rock. A111. 72205. 132. 171. 175. 159:4 3'11-3011'117'1AKJ' 3301 12,71 155- 2'4 McDougul. Danny 1m 337 Imus 01.. Mishawaka. 1nd. 40544. 1:12, 19:1 11:1106' w ' 11:75:59,, 1121' '21 51 224 MCDOugal, L011, 111. 1. Box 61. Bradfcrd. 11.11:. 72020 m 306 -WV E-AL17239 -1 2'201. McEldufi. Beverly 1m Box 535. Momma. Ark. 72360. 132. 171, 220 1 m 1:103 L123: 5d :- 35 , 1 McFarland. W1llium 1.17.1 Box 133. pm. Tenn 30:130. 113. 207 1 ' ma 2'1- 0- 48' ' 3- '75 McGhae, Mike 151.1 1011 5. Turner, Searcy. Ark, 721.13. 95 1 IFIJ 11!. 1. Box 758. Walls M1551 38600. 132, 190 McGhae Patricia 35 1171:1709 N. Walnul, Searcv. Ark. 72143 1 ' '1 1111.31 1701 Ave. 3,. Huntsville, 1e11. 77340, 132. 171, 217 11:13:: Elma??? 5 955' A'k' 470' 1 3' 220 -- R1. 1. Seorcy. Ark. 72143. 202, 293 ' . ' . 11rd ll. 1. 500101, Ark. 72143, 11:; Mclnraegg Tsvwgnlhpm 1100 Balvedme Dr.. thv11le. Tenn. 37204. 122, . . . McIntosh, Janice 151.1 007 Pearl 51., Movropolls. 11!. 62960. 96. 172 . I 7605 E 10011. D' Gmnd'w' Mo' b40101 109- 1'3- McIntosh. Margaret 150p1'1.1 15 Temple Ave., Rivurhead. N. v. 11901. 122. 1117. 178. 170. 1:10. 220 177 227 1122321317?1111.11311'WZ1C115315515'31' :00 Mclmyre. CharluHa 151.1 702 E. Center. Seurcv, Ark. 72143. 90 n F 1 1111 219w. 1', 125': 57,5 132 3212 7 McIntyre, Mom 151.1 702 E. Center, Saurcy. A111. 72143. 96. 2117 15010111051! 5 : m 5 gen 111611. 1 325:, 12 McKean. C1011 151.1 R1. 2, 00111710100, Pann. 10115 .1 1559'! M k' res: 9., 2:522:33, 1 1' 21 182 McKechnie, June 1Jr.l 247 E. Green S!..Cen1rc111:l. 111. 62801. 113 . 2 30; e- W ' . - 13- 209 McKechnie. William lSophJ 247 1?. Green S1.Cen1rulio. 111. 521101, 122.199 1 ' McKee, Charles lJr.1 705 Cypress Lune. Newman. Ark. 7211!, 113. 206 ' , McKeel. Robert 15r,1 215 w 51.1111 51., Rector. M 7211.51. 193 $0.1 35 Huldlng 131., Starty, Ark. 72143, 275. 273. 1'80. McKellev. Jane 11:1114007 Dorcas Dr..Nashvil1e. Tenn. 37215. '39 McKinney, Diana lJr Box 106. Englewood. Tenn. 3732?, 113. 17'. 179. 180 I P. 03158:: 2:7- a'Dl-INIOEJ, IL 72:7? 18:7 233 . McKinney. Dunn: 151111 Be: 1333. Donna. Tu 73537. 96 .1118 2'30n92311'242'w' A' ' 2'11 122- 169-122 McKinney.Loile1,1 111. 3, Box 4:. CvocketrJex. 751335.50. 1:12. 171. 215 . ' ' ' ' 1 . . .. l . . . 11 1 . . . 101A 5- Cantonkorcy. Ark. 72143, 113. 195 M:K1nln728v. 5:301 1509111 1635 5 H111 51' Abunv Ora 97321 6 122 167 1 d.l 22 Mnnnwk Dru Searcy. A711. 72143. 27-3. 276. 285. McKinney. Guylund 151.1 Rt. 1. Box 127, Eugene. Mo. 65032. 96 . . - McLeod. Ceohu. 38 wary: BE ; mfh'hwwf121d' Km 57195- 3- 224 McLeod, James 151,: 205 Espero, Nulchex. Mus. 39120. 95, 105. 186, 208 11,1 d 11 5' m1 . In I1:111. Kan. 67156. 13?. 227 McMichael. Terry 151.1 5704 Winfred Du. F1. Wonh. Ten. 176. 206 .hlwagfm rd 5mm N 172'43- 95- '7': 2'0 McNeIll. Dave 1Jr.1 111. 1. Happy, 123.79042. 113. 2:10 . .- 1 mg College. Seam. Ark. 72143, 95. 154. 171. MrNeilI. Temsu 15.3.1111 200:. 5011.. Lubbock, lax. 70413. 132 ' , 0 - ' . M - . . . . . ma Maid Marion. New OrIeuns, mi 70123, 3, 169. 207 MCRe1gcildSII0J5w20-17H26la1 E 5111111. Cunhaqe a 64336 96 103 113 15-4 .1324 Shady Oaks 01.. w. Monroe. La. 71291, 132. 17:. 151,. Mcmynal'ds T'J 2'7 , . . .. M 1 . . . . . 9. , 103223 Golnslw, Sralllng H11. Mich. 45028. 199 Muchy, mum: 1511 R1 1 00091015: Kan 6703 96 217 ,1 Gunnlsun. Miss. 38746. 239 M twrxbrm 0111:4333. 95 Muckev James E 33 - - . aw gym, .1. 013533. 1:10 Macks 'J 1 . 0 1;, am 15:11:11.1 103 Chnsp, Scum, Ark. 7214:! 1901.307 1'1 1 SWEEW- Tn- 30- 2'9 Madden, Steven 1m Alum Creek, w. Va. 25003. 132. 201 . 2. a 279' Valdostu, Ga. 31601. 132' 226 3233:3111 ??? 1Jr.1 124 Kenwood. 1-101 Spr1ngs, Ark. 71901 1 : $H7giw1ngnggggf' ff- :1301 111 11217207 Mugnusson. Larry 15r.1 :114 w. Pin. 51.. Butler. Mo. 64730. 915. 1112. 134. 2011 ' 1 - - m 0' , 0- 5 35- '54 MahuHey, Robert 1m 5117 s. E. Sonnet Pk.Dr..Bur!1Ilv1llI, 01:10.74008, 132 359 173, 181 Muhun. Glenda 1500111 2314 Jackson. Wmhi'a. Kan. 67204. 122, 178. 219 Muhan. Lmdu 1Fr.1 2314 Jackson. Wichita. Kan. 67204. 132. 224 Mafone. George l50ph.1 500 7th 51. N. W., Fr. Payne. A111. 35967. 122 Mannen. Carol lSophJ 1814 aner Hampton Dr.. SrquuH. Ark. 72160. 122, 165,165.169. 171.177.2111 Manning, Juhn UL! 7015 Portland. Memphls. Tenn. 38127. 234. 237 Manning. Kenne'h lSoph.1 945 Manuehusens Ave.. Pensacnra. Ha. 32505. 122. I91. 207 Marsh. Ffeddie 1Jr.1 121. 1. Box 2219. Nexunder. Ark, 72002. 113. 207. 259 Mumn. April 1Jr.1 Box 118. Pine Grove Mills. Pa. 16863. 113 Manm. Beverly 1Fr.1 Star 121.. C1DFkSVII1E. Ark. 72830. 132. 171, 220 Mnrhn. Wandy 150.31! 1 Box 113. Fine Grave Mills. Pa. 10868. 122. 227 Marlin. Gary N. 15r.1 707 N. Randall. Searnr. Ark 72143. 96. 193 Mamn. Gary R. lJrJ 1117 N. W. 44111 Ave.. Gul'nesville. Fla. 32601. 108. 113. 172. 179 Martin. Janyfh 15:11:11.1 709 N. Cedar 51., 52010;, Ark 72143. 122 Munln. LuDanna 1Fr.1 R1. :1. Searcv. A111. 72143, 13?. 222. 73 M01110. Lusa 1Fr.I 2306 Marlyn Dr. Wilminqvon. Del. 19005. 13?. 217 Mamn. Paula 1Acad.1 Box 750. Harding College. Sentry. Ark. 72l43. 272. 275, 774. 278. 279. 300 Mcnm. Ruben150m1 2450 Warren Rd, Induuna, Pa. 15701. 7l. 122. 203 Marlin. Shannon 1Acud1 RI. 3. Hood Rover. Ore. 97031. 275. 276. 278. 279, 300 Martin, W111 1Amd.1 38, 208. 292. 299 Mason, Ehubeih. 31 Mason. Michael lFr I 80:: 272, Cumdenfon. Ma. 65020. 132. 207 Mason. Mallv 15L! 1309 E. Market. Seolw. Ark. 72143. 96. 109. I72. 184. 222 Money. Vulene lSoph.1 Box 1946. Bulawato, Wadesm. Afnca, 50. 122. 172, 178, 180. 101, 214 Mesfars, Oneal 1Fr.l Rt 2. Box 159. Bradford. Ark. 72020. 132 Mommy, Sy1v1c1 lSr.l 111.4. Box 79. Bowen. La. 71220. 96 Mathias. Joe 1Fr.1 914 Thornberrv Lane. Kirkwood, Ma 63122. 132. I99. 230. 141, 2-42 Mathias, Gav 151.1 914 Thornbavrv Luna. Kukwaad. Mo 63122. 96 Mutlack, Raberr 1505111.! 401 S. 11. Duncan. Okla. 73533. 122, 181. 197 Matthews. 88111 1Jr.1 160 W. Avon Rd.. RuchESTer. Mkh. 45063. 113. 167. 169, Matthews. Sandy 1509111 307 W. WoodruH, Searcv. Ark. 72143. 122 Monhews. Wayne 15H 307 W. Woodruif. Searcv. Ark. 72143. Vb. 207 Munmgly. Sherryi 1Fr.1 RI. 3. Box 240. Beninnville. AIR. 7271!. 132. 22:1 May. Gena ULI 121. 8. Box 2615, Florence. Ala. 35630. 113. 198 May. James lFr.I 16 51105110111 131., N. 1.1111: Rock. Ark. 72116. 132 Mavha11. Bruce 1.111 Rt. 8. So: 32, Florenca, Ala, 35630, 113, 168, 1159, 177 Mead, Harvey 15M New London. M11111. 56273. 96 Meam. Wayne 1.1r.1 Box 156. WQIdwnad. Flo. 32735. 730 Medley. Diane ISr.1 7503 D Tyrell. SI. Lnuis. Ma. 63136. 96. 169. 215 Medluch. Jamm lFr.1 8021 Wayland CL, 5!. Lnuu. Mo. 153114. 132. 192 Medlock, Jimmy lSr.l 4312 Rolling DL. Berkeley. Mo. EJIGA, 9b. 102 Meeker. Sue 1Jr.1 708 Summer 51.. H01 Springs. Ark. 71901, 113. 154. 162. 178. 227 Meals. Ray IJr.1 2505 F1. Miro Rd , Monroe. La. 71202. 113. 179. 203 Mellor, David 111-,1 107 Wooster. anena. 011:0 45750. 97. 194. 263 Mellon. Cynthia 1Fv.1 RI. 7. Bax 422. F10rence.Ala. 35630. 132, 219 Menefee. Gall 1Jr.1 413 Virgil. Seurcy. Ark. 72143 Menefee. Larry. 32. 174. 184 Mendez. P. T. 1Jr.1 911 E. Race 51.. A121. 1011, Searcy. Ark. 72143. 113 Men's Donn Council. 161 Men's Ensumhlc. 160 MIn'I Willy Cumulus. 179 Memfleld. 110de lFrJ Bo: 315. HUI Swings. Ark. 7190' Menimun. Carmie 1Ff.1 1793? Chandler Pk. Dr.. Dalro . Mich. 40224. 132. 177. 226 Merrm. Georgie: 1Acad.1 63 Mohawk Dr., Seurcy. Ark. 72143. 274. 275. 27B, 29B MEI'N . K211 UL1 702 W. Center. 5:011:11, Ark. 72148. 11:1. 206, 234 Mervm. Jr., 34, 230 Merlin. Rahan 1Jr.1 2856 Stinson. Camden. Auk, 71701 Master. Barbara 1501311.! Box 461. Harrisburg. Ark. 72432. 122. 160. 177. 178. 2115 Massar. Bonnie 15:11:11.1 Box 451. Harrisburq. Ark. 72432. 122. 177. 216 Messlck. Marv IJIJ 610 Eer 51., M1nden.lu. 71055. 113. 167. 176. 178 Michaals. Linda lJr.1 le Newell Ave.. 5!. Clairsville. 01111343950. 113. 171. 172. 220 M1dvsner. Donna 1Jr.1 3-105 Ohulfm DL. F1. Wonh.1'ex. 76115. 113. 103. 171. 177. 170 Mickey. Curisse 150ph.1 15828 El Esmdc, Dulles, Tex. 75240, 122. 168. 169, 220 MilhoIlan, Mark 1.1:.1 R1. 4. Box 5900. N. Little Rock. Ark. 72117. 113. 136. 193 Ml1lel. C0101 1Jr1 5000 N. Fine M116. BOISE. 11d. 5370?. 1'3. 225 Miller. Dcnald 1Jr.1 Drawer G. Judsunra. Ark. 72081. 122. 198 M111er, Donna 150211.11 Rt. 2.13m: 122. Colfax. La. 71417, 122, 21 '1, 232 M111ar.Gc1ry 1Fr.1 225 M1mosu Park. FerrLdav. La. 71334. 132. 203 MFIIar. Harry 1Fr.1 2900 E. anhwaod Rd. Mob1le, Nu. 2161509, 132. 194 Miller. Jumts 1511.1 9191'. E. Marker 51 , Seorcy. Ark, 72143, 97 Miller, Janice 15r.1 Zunoni. Mo. 65784. 97 Muller. JoAnn 1501:1111 Box 3. Montezuma. Iowa 50171, 136. 225 Miller. tester 1Fr.1 3370 Laurel, Texarkanu. Ark 75501. 132. 199 Miller. Mark 15oph.1 2103 N. Memonal CL. Pasadena. Tex 77502. 122 Miller, Ramona 11r1605 East Ninrh. ank. Nebr. 155467, 114, 171. 210 M1111. Jimmie 151.1 45 Harding Dr.. Searcy. Ark. 72143 97. 155 Mills, Reedn 15r.1 111. 1.lindc11e. Ga. 30147. 97. 167. '77. 213 Milfon. Barry 15r.1 Bo: 15138. Tulsa. 01111:. 74115. 97. 155. 185. 107. 19? Millon. Mike lAde 4 Susan Dn. Scurry. Ark. 72143. 239. 300 M10014. Pam 1A:ad.1 4 Susan Dr.. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 272. 275. 276. 277. 278. 299 Mluion Study. 1157 Mitchell. Morgumr Mr! Ms W. Harvard D:.. Garland, Tex. 75040, 114. 175. 222 Mi1chcll. Nancy 15r.1 7340 Rubmsnn 11:1,, Apr 130. Jackson, Miss. 39209. 63. 360 711, 97. 143. 200. 212 . Mllzhell. Elmne 1591.111 1 RI. 4. Box BB-QOA. Wetumpkn. Ala, 30ml ; MJIchusson. Bl 15H 50 Chutiean Dr.. Jackson. Tenn. 38301. 90'. Mizell. Teuy 1Snp11.1 409 Walnut. Senrcv.Ai-1c.72143 Mablav. Jo 15:31:11.1. R1. 2, Morrison, Tenn, 31357 Mohlev. Muvgurel 15r.1 111. 2. Ream. Ark 72461. 97 Mabhv. Randy Ur 1 Bax 40$. Psyche, Ala. 35555 Mochmun. Ella lFr.l 9138 Klondike. Houston. Tex. 77034. 134.300 Muffin. Gary 1509111 101 1 West Center Ave.. Sunny, Ark. 7214:; Mohltun. 203 Montgomery, Maude. 30 Mandy. Glendon: 1Fr.1 P. O Box 221. Warsdnle. Fla. 32695. 131. Moody, Phyliis 15r.1 R1. 1. Judsanin. Ark. 72081. 97 Moore. Bonnie 1J:.1 I l I The Landmus. Hendemnvlllt. Tum. 07 Moore. Calhy 1Fr.1 15 Coolwood DL. LIIfle Rock. Ark. 72202. 132I Moore. Dr. E1152. 3.1. 49 Moore. Ernest 1Jr,1 160 Cloverdale, Saurcy. Ark. 72140. 172 Moore. Glenda 1010111 150 Cloverduha, Searcv. Ark. 72143 -. Moore, Jerry 151.1 Highway :57 Eusl. Senrcv. Ark. 72143, W.m.-W:1 Meow. Jim 1Acud.l R1. 1. Bay: 146. Fcnsmll. Mo. 63343. 299 Moore. John 15:31:11.1 Box 363, Gofiup, N. M. 301. 195 Moore. Lewis IGrad.1 R1. 2. Ba; 15. Coming. mi. 72422. 137 Moore. Mona. 31, 212 Moore. Mona Len 1591211.: Box 5115. Hardjng Colleen, Sammy. A10. 169, 177 ' Moore. Sandra 15r1 2514 Garden 01.. Greenwlle. fer. 754.01, 915 Morgan. Karla lSophJ 901 West Second, Coming. A311. 7242?. l ' Morris. Co'hy 1Jr.1 307 Gardner Ava. Hal Spmgs. Ark. 7100 168. 169 Mnrr1s. Dale ISOphJ 1537 CcMn Pk. BNd . Rockford. 111.61107.1' Morris. David 1A:ud.1 1500 RundaH Dr.. Searcv. Ark. 72140... 301. 303. 304 Moms. John 1Sr-1 Box 121. Kensmt Ark. 72082. 97 Moms. Mihon 1Fr1 Bo; 9, COFIIiIE. Alt. 72014. 13! Moms. Ruvmnnd WM 6298 Dave 51 . Groves. Tan. 77519 Menu. Roger 1Ff.1 R1. 2. Hamsun. Ark. 72601 Mmr1s. William 1Fr.1 1101 W. Main. Richmond. Kv. 40475. 136 Mass, John 1J.1 2603 Hanover Du. Hun1svi11e.Alu. 35810.11 1 ' Moss. Wesley 1.1121 .1905 17111 Ave. Dr West. Brudumorl. Fla. 1 194 More. Jerry. 30. 230 1.. Moms. Floyd 151.1 R1. 1, Box 193. Alexander. Ark. 72002. 97.11 Mnudv. Eula. 33 Mower. w.11.um 1m 7119 E1351 Wcudruff. Norm um. um 7'11! 194 ' Mover. Helen 1Jr.l 42 S. E. 1515! Ave.. Portland. Ore. 772311102. Mover. Mike 1Fr.1 410 E Park. Senvw. A111. 7214: Mue1121, Llnda lJr1 5217 Ponawson 12d . 51' Loyis. Ma. 53129,'1il.l Mu EM Adelphicn. 217 Mu1lens. Tina 1Fr.1 21.320 5. Tavlcr,L1111e Rock. Ark. 72204. 1321.1 '. Mullmax, Karen 15313111 2215 Maryland Ave. Dallas. TN. 752101 Muncy. Dumd Ur: 2002 Hayes 5L. Searcy, Ark. 72143, 114.1:0931 Muncy. Eluue. 227 Muncy. Marc lAcudJ 1002 N. Hayes, Searw, Ark 72143. 273,. 1 11 27B. 239', 2515. 2919 Muncy, Raymond. 34 Munn, Hunuba 151.1 R1. 1. Vernon. Tex. 70384. 97. 151. 155.. 11 204 Mumhv. Claudia U! 1 Bax 249. Duram. Miss. 39063. 1084 11.0.1 Murphy. Pamela Ur I RI. 2. Svaffnrd. Kan. 67578. 'lll Murphy. Suzi 1Fr.1 2214 E. Wushim. Sprmgiield, Mo. 65304. .135 - Murphy, W111ic1m 1Jr.1 7220 Srephens Dr. Centar Lina, Mlch, M11 Murray. Lambert 1Jr.1 101 Sixth 51.. Marks, M555. 38646. 114. ?- Murruy, Susan 1FL1 900 W. Atch. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 50, 132; Mums, M-chuel lFr.1 79 AJben 51. Alum. 111. 62002. 132. 150.111 204 Murrv. Semi 1Jr1 109 1 an Ava. Hcmusville. Miss. 39401.1'14 1. Muslck. James 15:11:11! 309 McRue. Slurry, Ark. 72143. 123.19 ' Munch. June. 2111 Myers, Donna UL! Manlaumerv. Ala. 36109. 136 . Myers. Dawd 1Jr.1 171 N. Vine $1.. Westemlla. 01110 40081. I141, Myers. Nancy, 32. 21:1 ' Myers. Thomas. 34, 199 Myhun, Jerry IJr.1 Rt. 1. Bag 457. Cloverdale. Ala. 45617. 114.1 N . Nudeuu. Juner 1Fr.1 1920 5. Lung 51.. West Cwinu. 50111. 9179011. Nudeau. Jane? E. 15r.1 Kreuznoeherslr 63. 5 Cologna. Rndlm Nudeau. Jo'hn 1Fr1 1920 5. Long 51.. Wes! COVina. Collf. 91790; 1 Nudeuu. Tlmu1hv 1Fr.1 K1euznuchms1r b3. 5 Colognl. Germany. 1031111 Nolan, Lmdn 1Snph.1 R?. 2. Box 26, Junction Cirv. Ark. 71730. 1a. ' Navier. Bill 1Jr.1 R1 2. Bat 37, lake Park. Go. 31636. 114 Neading. Donna iSr.1 681 S. Wushmgwn. Denver. Colo. 30209.97 Neuding, Eugene 1Jr.1 707 37111 51.. S. 5.. Canton. 01110 44707 Neal, Charles lJr I 519 Rob1nson 01.. Cleveland. Miss. 38732. 114.: Neal. Gmy 1Fr.1 111 E. Turner. Saurcv. Ark. 72143. 133. ZOI Neal. Mar11yn 15!.1 111 S. Turner. 583W. Ark. 72143. 98. 176, m Neely. Lundy 151.1 10314 Frederick. Vundulic. Ohio 45377. 93.15! Neely. Ruben iSr.1 10314 Frederick. Vandalia. Ohio 45377. 98. 113... Nelson. Kovhy lSophJ 223 S. Cannon. Sylnmugn. A10. 35150, 11 El 21 Nelson. Rnber? 1Fr1 419 Sleum P111111 Rd.. Gullmfn. Tenn. 37066 Newberrv. Alice 1Fr.1 629 5. H111 51.. West Plains. Mo. 65775.130. Nuwcamb. Gary lSopM 2304 Sunsel Lane. Henderson, Kr. 42420. i Newcamb. Linda 151.1 2304 Sunsei Lune, Hendenon, Ky, 42421.4 175. 222 . Newman. Davfd lSuphJ 4931 SeeIey Ava. Pawners Gran, 111. 60515.1 1'. ' 101W 1509151 1289 Emlmm Rd. Memphis, Tenn. 38111. 123. I71. 193 . 5mm ISL! 121. T, Yuck Nah. 684157. 9B. 178 E10106 UL! 548 E. Rose DL. Midwest G111, Okla. 73110, 114. 167 ' 'L JaanrJ 610 Elm. Mlnden. La. 71055 . ' 4-1006 IJIJ 1020 Oukwuod. Benlon, Ark. 72015, 114. 219 Wminiu 1M 3205 N. Eighlh. Wes? Monme. La. 71291. 114. 211 MOM 15121 232 Beethwood Bivd , Wimarsville. Ohio 43952. 126. 133. V 163.170.171.196 . MM: ISL! 1008 Luup Rd., N. Liflle Rock. Ark. 721 16. 9B. 17?, 2015 m l$r.1 Box 1245, 512;. A. Searcy. Ark. 7214:. 9a ,Shurry lJrJ 11020 Sirong DL, Hunlsmlle. Ala. 35803. 114. 221 M-ESIJ 61$ N. Perm. Magnum. Okla. 73554. '73 Janic- 151.1 Bag 743. Herding College. Semcy. Ark. 72143. 93. 155 Jams: ISrJ Box 7313. Hurdmg College. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 98, 208 3111-1131 5060 Regent Dr.. Nashville. Tenn. 37220. 1145 61:1. 213 . ny-lJrJ'chW Virginia Rd. Winsfcn-Snlem. N. C. 27104. 114. 207 John FL! 5240 Seneca AVE., MamphIs. Tenn. 38117. 133. 109. 196 .91: 15rJ61127 W. Canu1 81146.. 5hrevepor1.La.71108. 171. 172 WIN lJrJ 390.5 M:rti:,5hrevapur1. La. 71100. 186 Janulhun 15:.1 Box 372. Hurdmg Col1ege. Searcv. Arie. 72143. 93. 130. 0 him: 15mm 40 Lincoln Ave.. Minaml Ridge. owe 44440. 12. 160, .. u... 903v. N. Churles.Seascy.Avk,72143. 1:4 .. am :3 ' M lFr.1 1612 Lexington. Box 1134. Cotsicana. Tam. 133. 173, - LIL! $00 Hllatk 12121.. Columbus. 01110 43207. 1 4. 184. 223 WJ Rt. B. Bo; 245. Dallas. Tex. 75211. 123 wI WJ I1. C. in: 51. Hernando. Miss. 38632. 1 14 1 26. 30 - ELI 11 Magnolia Dr.. Searcv, Ark. 72143. 98 En! 11 Magnolia Dr.. Seurcv. Ark. 72163, 52. 98, 198. 230. 242. . .32. 196 ' 17;:1509 W. Arch. SaGrEY. Ark. 72143. 133. 19B 210 . .33. 200 ' 15151 10218 Harvard Rd., Defrnif. Mich. 48224. 114. 219 1 L115! 10218 Harvard Rd. Detroit, Mith. 45224. 2013 15:4 Ian 3 EEE. R1. 1. Beebe. Ark. 72012. 93 P as u 934 The Aramedu, Bolllmme. Md. 21212. 114. 203 M111 3:: 106. Leighton. A10. 3504b. 123. 21 B p. . .I R1.1.Box 109. Kamprun,111. 60936. 123. 171. 22-1 15.13507 5. Wuihlngmn. MatshoH. Tex. 75670. l33, 219 .1711de 903 N. Sunnyhlll. Seurcv. Ark, 72143. 274. 276. 298 150911.! 252 Kuywaou' Dr.. Fayenewlle. N. C. 12:1. 198 ISM I202 Sueer Dr.. Harrison, Ark. 72601. 90. 226 11151.1 Box 45. Judsonic. Ark. 72081. 98 I712! Box 43 Judsonia, AIR. 72001. 133. 200 1 16760.1 RF. 1. BO! 123AA. Marvell. Ark. 72300 - 56911.1 510! RL. Judsania, Avk. 72081. 123 - 15h! 725 N. Ash. Broken Arrow. Okla. 74012. 98. 152. 172. , 196 11111 511:! an. Palestine. Ark. 72372. 114. 207 lFr.1 II. 8, 51oddurd Dr.. Florence. Ala. 35630. 133 0 -1'1.I 1170 Trunqmlla. Da11us.Tex, 75218. 123 11 .1 Slur 21.. Fulasline, Ark. 72372. 133. 225 153th 1928 than Ave... Memph1s, Tenn. 38117. 123. 195 4404 Lukeviaw. Lees 5omm11.Mu. 64063. 114. 161. 206 15:4 004 Lukevlew Blvd.. Lees Summif. Ma. b41363. 98 1 - 1509M 1158 Summit. Muskuqee. 01:10.74401. 123. 211 um Sun 325. Coldwm M155. 35.513. 114. 215 7158911.! Peyton Rd..Coldwa1er. Miss. 38613, ma. 123. m. 177. . - .1 103 N. Smn'h. Churlesron, Ma. 63334. 114. 171 ,I :09 s. Husband. Scillwmer, oklu, 74074. 123. :50. 167. 1.1.1425 Eipuno1u.N. E..A1buqu!tque. N. M. 37105, 114 : - FM Rt. 3, Fayerille. Ark. 72701. 133. 199 1?? .. uqus: Whltehail 51.. s. 5.. wushmgmn, D c. 20023 . 1 1611111.! Box 301. Saurcv. Ark. 72143 19 UL! Be: 465, Hamiburg. Ark. 72432. 114, 155. 171, 186. 11811.M459.Win1ield. Ala. 35594. w, Ian. :07 .I 1617 N011. Shannan. Tcx. 75090. 114. 201 MM 1617 Na . Shannan, Tex. 75090. 177 FM 11'. 1. Box 121.1.awiiville.Alk.71645. 133. 161 lFr.1 445 Broadway. Apt 3-F. Hashngsmn-Hudsun, N. Y. 192 I511! 3906 S. Lleweltyn. Dallas. Tex. 75224, 133, 177, 220 .1 lo: 817. Hunt.1:x.76053. 123. 203 1.Bf 1.11.1 130 Bustluni Dr.. Golllpalis. Ohm 45031. 114. 214 .IFI'J 130 Bumani Dr.. Gallipolis. 01-110 45631. 136. 234 I 1,.V11'Ic1and. Onmrln. Canada. 114. 155. I97 1 Ba: 27. Grunu. N. M. 87020 1 1a .1 mwpon A1rbuse.Newpurt. Ark. 72112. 22b, 234. 239 m Human Alrbuse. Newport. Ark. 72112. 234 1136911.! 545$ Dauphin: 51.. New Or1eanl. La. 70117. 123. 194. Paddle. Georgina 1H1 Box 272 RI. 3, Humman. lenn. 37748. 133. 178. 219 Paddle. Rosalind lSophJ Box 272. R1 3. Hurnmun. Tenn. 37743. 50. 114. 172. 181. 222 Paden. Mary lSr.1 310 22nd Sr. 5., Arlmghn. Va. 22202. 99. 172. 384 Peebles. Allen .11. IFLI 7637 Harbor Cucle. Lwerpool. N. Y 13088. 133. 166 200 Peebles. Linda IJIJ 7637 Harbnl Circle. Liverpool. N. Y 13030. 1 1A 227 Peebles. Samuel lSrJ Box 341. Hope. Alk. 73801. 99. I72. 201 Pamm. 177 Pence. Michael IJrJ RI. 1. Elizcbalhmwn, Ky. 42701. 11:1. 195 Pendarvis. Dnimes lSr.l Star 81,. Thuvar. Ma. 65791. 99 Pendergruss. Ed. Uh! Box 746. Harding College. Seulcy. Avk. 72143 Pendevgrass. Teresa 1.51.1 Box 741:. Halding Collage. Saurcv. Ari. 72143 Pepper. Deborah 1Fr.1 R1. 3. Avhens, Ala. 115611. 133. 224 Peppers. Kay IJTJ 2920 Junction Cny 1161., E1 Dorudu, Ark. 71730. 114. 216 Perry.Judy1Jr.l Rt. 3. Fuyene. Alu. 35555. 114. 221 Perry, Mary Jane lSaphJ ApurTcda 5248. Lima, Peru. 123. 171. 225 Paw. Rammond IJM boo Ezell 51.. Maury Cny. Tenn. 38050. 115. 226. 262 Pelers. Mike lFr.1 3015 LeudeIe. Balsa. ldu. 837015 Pom Juan Staff. 162 Pattus. Barbara lSuph.J 1705 500111 Mamba. Unle Rock, Ark. 72204. 125. 212 Pe'mt, C1111 150.3111 Wes: Rd, Moumum Home, Ark. 72653. 123. 194 Peny. Lynne lGradJ Formcn Ap1s. 7. 300 Climc. Samcv. Ark 72143. 137 Palwuy. Alex Mani: 1301 E. Markal. Seulcy, Ark 72143. 269, 274. 276, 233. 289. 295. 297 Pelwuv. Guy. 38 Phalr. Phill 15M 598 Hill Creek DL, Nnthvme. Tenn. 37211. 99. 190 II Alpha Hum. 184 Pill Dalia. 221 Phi Gamma Dailn. 204 Phrllnps. Carlo lFI.1 207 Nnnh Wurlhmglun. Wes! Memphis. Ark. 72301, 133. 181. 219. 233 Phdllps. Duane: 1Jr.1 25 Nonh Ave.. Boxwood. WHmInuan. Del. 19804. 115 Phillips. Klrk 15013114 2011 Holland. Sprtanicld. Ma. 65804. 123. 204 Phillips, Linda 150phJ :fu C. R. Cogelund. 1824 E. 27th St. ChuNunooqc, Tenn. 37407. 123. 171.178. 209 Fhilfips. Phylli; lJrJ Re. 1, chkory deqa, Ark. 72347 Pl Gamma P51. 185 PI Kappa Della, 183 P1ckens. Inez. 39. 181 Pickens. Wuhar 150.3111 801: 695. Hurdmg College. Scurry. Ark. 72143. 123. 208 Pierce. Carol 1Acnd.l 10 Glenmare Dr.. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 274. 278. 298 Pierce.Dav1d EFLJ Box 552. Clevpool. Anz. 8553?. 133. 181. I97 Plerce. Dun lSr.l RT. 5. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 99. 173. 1815. 204 Pincwk. Heindrick lJrJ 379 Knulslord Ave. Kundnla, Perth. W. AuatraHu 6105. 115.179.180.198 Pippin. .113ch 151.1 11014 Chalmers. Warren, Much. 48039. 99. 209 PishaHs. Akis IF:.1 11221 Terruca Rd. N, E,, aneopolix. an 35433. 12121 Plfchford. Sandra lJr.1 Ram 51'. A91. 16. Seortv. Ark. 72148. 115 P111rnan.Jennie lFrJ R1. 1. Box 237. Swiftnn. Ark. 72421. 133 Pam'nun, Kannerh UL! R! 3, Box 9. Wynne, Ark. 72396. 115. 206 Plum. Deborah ISM 1222 Euclid Ave., Woman. W, Va. 26062. 99. 155, 171. 177. 213 PoindexVer. Lyle. 39 Folk, Glenda 1Fr.1 Box 249. F1. Depos-i. Ala. 3603?. 133. 171. 219 Pops. Gale lFrJ Box 287. Pleasum Valley. lawn 527417. 1113. 213 Puller. Sherman 151.1 7268 Fomona Dr.. Columbm. S, C. 29209. 99. 184 Potent. Mark lJrJ 6212 Fanrhufl Cr. Washmqran. D. C. 20023. 115. 201 901221. Susan lFr.1 314 S. Walnui. Shela. Ma. 53877. 13.1. 212 Porter. Ellen Um 1 Barbara Circle. lmle Ruck. Ark. 72204. US. 200. 211. 232 Puundevs. Eddie 1Jr1 412 Elm. Newpon. Ark 77112. 115 Powell, Co11een lFr.l 2511 Whale Ave.. Rockford. Ill. 151109. 133. 160. 171. I77. 173. 219 Powell. Em11EE 1509111 2205 Thomasviue. Pocahontas. Ark. 72455, 123. 219 Powell. Harald LFr.1 MJZ E. Tenfh. Russel1VLIle.Ark. 72801 Powell. Juc lSnph.l 1311 E. MurkeL 5emcv.Av1c.72143, 123 waell. Richard lJrJ RT. 1. Eluckpurl. Ohio d3707. 136 Powers. Margaret 15LI 707 Wo'erwcrks Rd.. Columbus. Miss. 39701. 99. 168. 169. 177. 21a Prutar, Frances 1Jr.J Rt. 2, Box 1. N. lm1e Rock. Ark. 72118.115. 211 Profher. Brenda lSuphJ 1007 Hilda, Morgan Cilv. La. 70380, 123. 167 Prmher. Cu1hy lFrJ 1007 Hilda. Morgan Clry, La. 70380, 133. 171. 224 Pncm. Chn1sI1ne lSuphJ FormutAp15.. A01. 4. Searcv, Ark. 72143 Fran. Pau1 ISophJ Formm Ap'rs.. Apt 4. Seorcv. Ark. 72143 Price. Anna lJrl 3722 Amherst, Odeuu. Tax. 79730 Price. Ann iSrJ Race 51. Apfsn An! 2. Searw. Ark. 72143. 99 Pnce, Darrell Uni 202 S. W. 14111. Seminnfa. Tex. 79360. 230 Price. David 1Soph.l Box 125. Diefnch. Ida. 83324. 123. 171 Price. John EJrJ 101 W. Second 51.. Cammn, Ark. 7242?. 115 Pries', Dr. Dean. 33, 126. 167 Pnnm, Junyt 15053111 1492 Abevdenn Ave.. Columbus. Ohio 43211. 136 Priichen. Timothy 15v 1 Box 530. Marianna, Ark. 72360, 99. 207 Priven, Alma lFr.I 910 N. Cedar. Sentry. Ark. 72143 Frock. Charlene, 39 Frock. John, 30, 280. 237 Prack. Muninu IJrJ 27 Harding Dr.. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 115, 212. 232. 233 Pmck. Mono lAcadJ 27 Harding Dr.. Searcy. AR. 72143. 272. 275. 276. 277. 278. 299 From. Sfephen iSophJ I411 Elizabem Sl.. Alexandria. La. 71301. 128. 196 Pravunce. Dianna lJrJ 3501 Pontcharhaln Dr.. Lo? 35. Slide . La. 70459, 115. Pruden. Gary 15mph! 5021 N. E. 49th St. Kama: CW. Ma. 64119. 123 Prum. Howard ISM Box 32, Franklin, Ark. 72536. 100 Prum. Luvudu lFrJ 705 N. Charles. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 1:121. 211 Prum. Michael 13M Box 112, Cyr11.0kla.73029.100. 177. I79. 199 Prum. Patti. 39 Fuji . Ronald 13.1705 N. Charles, Scurry. Ark. 72143. 100. 155, 185. 130 Pryor. Bessie Mac. 222 Pryorbgeverly iAcch 924 E. Center. Seulcv. Ark. 72143. 273. 274. 275. 276. 9 361 Pryor. Dr.Joseui1 E . 22. 321. 126. 163. 207 Pryor. Dr. Neale 1'. 2?, 166. 195 Pryor. Treva, 221 17th. Charms 1511 1601 315151..V1ennu.w. Vn,?6101, 100. 1'73 Pullaru. Coy 15013111 1506 E. Mnrhel Ave.. Searcv. Ark 72143 PuHc-m. MICHEHE MtocH 506 E. Market Ave. Searcy. A111. 72143. 275. 273. 279. 301, 304 Pulley. Hubs 39 Pul1ev.Ph-11p1511 512 N Vun,5en1cy Ark 72143. 100. 195 1111111111111. Elizabelh Ur14916 Uemtreek Rd . Dullus. 19175232, 160, 227 Pus:ewsk.. l'hamas 1H1 9374 50111 Ava. Oakluwn, lll 150453 Puluum Harry lSoph1 81:11 454. Newellron. La. 711157, 123 Pyle. 8.111,! 1565.111 Bruno, Ark 72613. 123 9 000115. Lou Arm 15011111 Evzning 51113118. A111. 7253?. 115. 222 R Huhrle. Ruben 15:31:11.1 101 Mered11h A172,. Nedrow. N. V 13120, 123. 171. 172. 193 Humwmer. Bob lJrI 504 E. Marker, Searcv. A111 77143. 114, 208 Rake. Edward 15012111 614 Curler 51. Murierm.0h1u 45750. 123, 194 Rulslon. Randy 1501111.! 91. 2. Palmyra, Ill, 62574. 123 108, 230 Ramsey, 11m iAcadJ 8011 I198. Hurdmg College. Seorcv A111 72143, 2751, 277, 289. 292. 295. 299 Randall, Albert lFr 1 3131011151? 51. Edna. Tex. 77957. 133. 171. 202 Randoiph. KeHv. 34 Randulph, Melba 1Jr.1 R1. 4. Seurcv. Ark. 72143 Ransom. David 1Fr.1 9GB Tramell Rd. N. Lin1e Rock. Ark. 72117. 126. 1:13. 197 Rarl11f.John 15013111 R1. 1, York. Nab. 58467. D46 Rarl1H,Gragg 11:11 962 Salem Way. EI11'sviJle.Mo.bE1011. 133. 171. 194 Rnwdan, June1J11 145 Windsor RC1. Memph1s. Tsnn. 38109, 115. 155, 225 Ray. Glonu 1Fr.1 6407 Busch 51,1.DVE'5 Park. 111. 61111. 133. 219 Reagan. Phil 1Jr.1 I148 Parkdnle. Memphis, Tenn, 3810?, 50, 115. 172. 183. 184. 195 Renves, Charles ISL' RT 1. Box 68 Gideon. Ma, 63343, 100, 179 Renves. James 1JrJ Manned Sludenls A1211, Apr. 7. Sammy. Ark. 72143, 115 Reuvis. Gracie 1.11.1 R1. 1. Ban 56. Dyass. Ark 72330. 100 Racer. Donald 1511 1706 E. Moore. Am. 4. Scurry. Ark. 72143 Returding Chorus, 169 Redd. Gordon lFrl 20 - 40111 $1,,Gulfpar1. Miss. 219501. 133. 193 Reece. Judt 151.1 Box 849. Harding Ccl1Ege.SEurcy. Ark. 72143. 100. 207. 262 Reece, James 15r.1 2215 51mm 51.. Chuttanocqu. Tenn. 37406. 100, 207 Reed. Randall ESrJ 504 01111110. Bubee. A111. 856021. 100. 202 Reel. Duna1d 1J1.1 1210 N. Kentucky 51.. Kinqs1cn. 131111, 37763. 136 Raul, Ruben IJrI Ravenden Spnngs. A111. 72460. 115. 155. 161. 197 Reeve, Dennis Uri 51Ioom Springs. Ark. 72761. 55. I15. 131. 186. 1157, 198 Icglnu. 222 Reubeldl. James 1Fr.1 RI 5. Em :74. Neosho. Mo. 64850. 133, 199 Reuboldv. Wllllom 151' 1 511. 51 3011 174, Neusha, Mo 64850. 100. 1?? Re1cher1buc1'1,Joy IFrI 1811 Flllh Ave., FalscmL Pa, 19033. 133, 227 Renfroe. Lcury 151.1 213? Magnolsu Rd , Pascaqouln. Mm, 39567. 100. 200 Raves. Duwcl 1511 120? Avenue N . Anson Vex. 79501. 195. 234. 2:17 Raves. Ehmbmh 151.1 R1. 2. Bot 28. BGHIESWHE. 01110. 74003. 47. 100 Reynolds. Ardnh lJr.1 R1. 6. Muvfreld. Ky. 4206.5, 115 ReynchS. Dionne IAcad 1 Box 152l. do Amermun Embassy. Kampala. Uganda. 276. 277. 278. 279. 300 Reynolds. Leshe 1Jr1 121. El. Box 123. N. L1111e Rock, Ark. 72113, 1'15. 177, 20? Rhodes. 6129. 39 Rhodes. Huqh 151.1 5425 22nd Lubbock, Lubbock. Tex. 79407, 100. 7961 Rhodes, Joe 1F1.1 Box 745. Searcv. Ark 72143 RhodEs. Keilh lAcndl 711 E. Camel. Semcv. Ark. 72143. 272. 274. 278, 233. 289 295. 793 Rice. Cheryl 15r1 10 Arnold Dr., Cathsle. Ark. 7202:, 100 Rice. Lynetle Ur l 950 Greedund Dr.. Nashville. Tenn 117204. 159 Rizhurdsun. Chur1es 151.1 5726 Hoover Ave. N. ChurIeswn. S. C. 29406. 100. 169.170. 171.177.7137 Richardson. June! 1513911.! 2723 S Taylnr, 1111112 Rank. A1k.72204, 63, 123. 143, 21 1 Rlchordson. John 1Fr.1 2723 S. Taylor. 1.11115 Rock. Ark. 72204. 1:13. 234 Richay. Linda 15:11:11.1 208 N. W. 12111 Dr., BeHe Glade. Fla. 33430. 123. 221 Rlchmond. Elunna 15121311.! 157 Planlnrion Rd.. Smyrna. Ga. 30080. 132. 211 Rlchmond, Lurry IFrJ 51? Befehr Dr., West Memphis. Ark. 72301. 133. 199 R125. Ronald 1F1.1 1524 Elm 51.. Davenpnn. Iowa 52803, 13-3. 1157. 200 Ruggenbach. R1113 1F1'.l 11!. 1. Box 42. Poulding. 01:10 45879, 133, 224 Elley. Gregory 1F1.1 31506 Pendant: Dr., Natchez, M155, 317120. 133, 169. I77 Rlley, Sally 1J1.1 R1. 2. Seulcy. Ark. 72143. 115 Rismger. Harry, 39 Rrsluu. Mel 1Fr.J 22b Gablie1. Lufuynne. La. 70501. 134 Rlichle, Andy 1'.. 29, 166. 197 1111:1113. Kmhryn. 21511 272. 301 Rilchie. Weldon lJr.! 212 E. Second, Weatherford. Tex. 76086. 115. 208 Rivers. Louise. 39 Rives. Murcra 151-1 3358 W. 109111 51.. Chicaga, Ill. 59655. 53. 100. 220 Rivers. Richard lAcocM 7 Mugnolm. Seurcv. Ark. 72143, 299 Rivaire. Lenora 1Jr.1 312 N. Jefferson. Pierre, S. 01:11:. 57501. 115. 167. 171. 173, 225 Robbins. Gary lJrJ Box 414. Hoiding College. Searcy. Ark. 7214:. 115 Robblns. Jesse J1. 151.1 4001 110me. Austin. Tax. 73756. 100, 165 Rabbms. Linda. 39 Roberson. Dr. Bryn, 20. WE Roberson. Larry lOrud,' 1716 E, Market. Searcy. Ark. 7214:! Roberson. Rachel 151.1 Hwy. 67 East. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 101 Roberson, Ward 0.. 33 Roberts. C1ihon 151.1 Box 644. Harding College. Seurcv. Ark. 72143. 101. 199 Robam. Dallas. 34 Roberts. Meredy IJrJ 6935 Sheridan. Arvoda. Colo. 80002. 115. 175. 177 154. 221 1101:2115. Ronald lFr1 Box 695. Splenduru. 1:211 7737?. 134. 171. IVE 362 Robartsun. William 191 Box 11. C1uw1ordsvilfe. A111. 721127.134. Robinson. Dan. 27. 31 Rubmson. Danna 1Fr.1 1105 Hullnasr $1.. Parkersbum. W. Va. 251111- Rabinson. Gary 1Fr.1 5721 A11endule 01.. FL Wayne. Ind. 46.30? Robinson. George 1511 Caleharbur Stack Farm. Colehurbm'. N. 9'14, Robinson, Keilh. 29. 167 Robinson, Moron 1Fr.1 50:5 Kavslune 51., Emmaus. Pu. 15049.1? Robinson. Sarah Jeanne 1Jrl 3519 Amumn Ave MBMNIH. TllllL Rodanbeck, Larry 1m :11. 1. Box 137. 501mm. 1nd. 47451.51 , 244 Roe, Randy lJrJ 121, 4. Box 2111. Paragould.A1k.72450.53. 11 Roemer. Constance lFrJ 104 E. Firsl 51.. Mountain 14m. , 176. 175. 227 Roeml. Danny 1Fr.1 ED: 104, Russell, Ark, 721219. 136 Roenel. David lFr.I Box 104. Russell, Ark. 72139. 134 . . Roefxel. Parricln 1Sop11.1 Box 104. Russell, Ark. 72139, 123, 233; 1 Rogers. Pume1u 151.1 424 N. A511. L101: Rock. Ark. 722205. 731' A H 205. 206 Rogurs. Phyllls 1Jr.1 Tip1an Children's Home. Timpton. 01:13. 7 7 Rogers. Sharon 15!.1 R1. 3. AImu.A1k. 72921, 101. 214 Rogers. Susan 1Soph.1 R1. 3. Alma. Ark. 72921. 124. 214 Rains, Jeannette iSophJ 571 lmcoln P1,. Brooklyn. N. Y. 11238, 11011, David 15111 434 w. 88111 51., Kansas UN. Mo. 114114. I111. 207 Rolland. Benny 1801211.! Monene. Ark. 72447, 124. 195, 135,.u- - Rollms. William lJr.1 41 l Qumcy, Clarksdale. Miss. 39614, 2M7 ' Romero. Jun: 151.1 111. :1. Box 44. Valparaiso. 1nd. 46333. H11 . iiomero. 51911 151.1 6800 Schouesf. Meluirie. La. 70003. 101.. m Ross. James 15r.1 R1. 5, Saurcy, Ark. 72143. 101 . Ron. Rebeccu 151.1 647 Woodbine Dr., Pensacola, Fla. 4250!. 210 1 1 Rouse. Anne. 265. 275. 251 Rnusa, Ruben IGradJ 619 E. Center. Searcy. Ark. 72143 Rowan. Byron. 39 Royse. Lurafru. 218 Royse. Dr. Nyul D.. 30. 34 Rubens. Charlotte 1111 71:1 E Sample. Fresno. Calif. 95726. 1111 Rub1e. SIeven 151.1 1 Taylor Eslules. Kirkwmd. Mo. 03122. 101; Puffin. Steven 1Fr.1 R1. 1. Oran. Mo. 03771. 134 Rushmn. Teresa 15:11:11.1 601 N Oak, Searcy, A111. 72143. 124; Rushlon. Wianm F.. 33 Russalt. CheriJen lJrJ R1. 2. Box 314. Panama, N. M. 883131111 223 Russell. Cheryl. 39. 224 Russell. Clarence 1Fr1 173 321150! Blvd.. Avon Lulu. 01119 01 1 Russell. Deborah ISaphJ 1309 N. Martel. Los Annelns. Canf- 7 8 Russell. Danny 15r.l Box 466. Harding Collage. Searcy. Ads. 721 1 230. 241. 243 1111:5211. Nadru. 39 Russell, Wllliam 1501:1111 7 P1eusu1-1151., E. Nurwuli. Conn. 00350.11; - , Rurherfard, David 1Sr.1 Box 1551, Mendham. N. J. 079. 102' ' Ryan, Dr. John H.. 32 Ryan. Mcriorie N.. 30 S Sadler. Michael lJr.1 4902 Holmes Ave.. N. W.. HunMWll'I, '1 195 Sqflev. Mex 15121 1104 E Race. Apf. 53. Sewn. Ark.72143 5am, David 1Jr.l 810 Eastern 01.. Mempihis. T111111. 38122.55. 1 107. 193 Sumpl'e Ramona iSrJ 511:1 Rh. Judsoniu, A111. 72031. 102 , Samples. David 1.11.1 2731 Redlield 5L. N1les. Mich. 49120. Hi. Samples. Donna 1Fr.1 2731 REd'ield 51.. Nilu, Mich. 19120. 1 Samples. Sherry 111.1 2731 Redheld 51.. foes. Mich. 49120. 15p - Sampson. James 1511 R1. 4. Lewxsburg. Tenn. 37091. 102. 106 r4 Sanders. Clarence. 3O Sanders. John 15mm 3302 Panorama Dr. 5. 5., Humvllll. 199 .- Sunders, Kathy 1Fr.1 Box 67. Sarmoga, Ark. 71 B59. 134. 224 , . Sanders, Sandra 1Grud.1. 1706 E. Moore. Apt. 9. Samar. A111. 731 z . Sanderson. Lury iSophJ 11$. 3. Box 347. Humsvllll. Ala. SSIM 1' 199 Sanderson. Smnlev 1F1 1 143 Cohussal 51.. Missouiu. Mom. 59m. Sandcason. Sleven 151.1 143 Cohnsset 51.. Miuoulu. Mont. 59.01.- ' Sandlin. Donald 150qu 909 E. Bovu Ave. Lake City. Flo. 12055.1:- Scndlln. Gram 1J1.I 909 E. lava Av... Lake Cw. Fla. 32055. 541 50:11:10. Keiko ISr 1 148:! Takakmmchu. Hachiuii. 1111:1111. Japan. I .r' Supp. Juhn 1Suph.1 501 E. Cenler. Semw. Ark. 72143. 124. 1?? I Sane , Connie IFLI 1307 Wilson 51.. Marshall. Tu, 751170. 130, ., Sunerwhire. Snarcn 151.1 1310 Cun'rervilfe. Houston. Tu. 77017. '1 - Suudar, Priscilla 1J1.1 535 E. Orange 51.. Lancaster. Pa. 17602, 11 Savage. Glenn 151.1 245 Hollywood Blvd. F1. Walton Bloch. Man 196 Sawyer. Jerry 1Sr.1 91 1 E. Race. Apr. 110. Seurcv. Ark. 72143. mi. Sawyer. Judy 15d 1615 Shanda Rat. Banlesvillo. 011111.74003. ' Scwyen Roy. 27 Scales, Danny 1Fr.1 R1. 1. Whimland. Ind, 46134. 134 Schnller. Sherry ULI 1301 Wiley Dr . Plggan. Ark. 72454. 115. 2 Sduro. Fairy IF1.1 2814 Cheyenne. Colo. 81003. 134. 220 5c11midl. Linda. 39 Schufleld. Colherlne 1FL1 4125 215151.. Canton. 01110 44706. 131... Schreiber. Becky 1Jr.1 R1. 1. Box 90. Bloomington. 1nd. 47401. 1102; 172 5c111e1ber. Paula 15:11:11.1 111. 1. Box 90. B1uamlnq1on. 1nd. 47-101. Schrelber. R110 1Fr.l R1. 1. Box 90. Blunminmun, 1nd. 47401. 134.1 Schultz. Dina 151.1 3008 Cartwright. Mlssouri C1111. 1911. 77459. 102 Schwegter. Buel 111.1 111'. 1. Dixon. Mo. 65459. 136 , Schwenker, RobeH IFLI 268 Bradlay Blvd, Schumdudv. N. Y; 161. 201 m. 175 ' ,3:an ledJ an Ptausanr 5... Waterloo, Iowa 50702. 241.. M10 15r.1 Box 157. Corsmunu. Tax 751 10. 102 K511192009 15121 Rf. 5. Box 2610. Parr Orchard, Wash. 98366. 102. 171. 1:1 W150ph.1 RI. 1. Box 15!. Eugene. Mu 65032.124.207 b: Jud: Wood 217. as 77 205 MIMI. 26B 306 111 tGrMH 916 E. Cznfer. Sacrcv. Ark. 72143 . ISOMJ 1606 May Lune. Banlasville, 01:16. 74003. 124. IN 15011114 2000 M:dvofo. Vmilunli. Mich. 481W. 124. 203 Jlunnn 1Fr.1 605 Miller Dr.. E1 Dorado. Ark. 71730. 134. 171, 226 .r- 160 1'.. 34 . .Nmnn 1Jr.1 115 Terra Lane, Amherst. Ohm 44001. 116. 171. 182. m ISM New Race Street Apu 107 Searcv.Ar1I. 72143 M 157.1 New Race Srree?Aprs.107,5eurI:y. Ark.72143. 102. 216 06101th 21.4. Hunlingdun. Tenn 38344.136 W6 15r1 804 N Nutsery 125 Irving. Tex. 75060, 102. 172. 1134 151mm FM 1954 Kerlikowske 2:1,, Suntan Harbor. Mich. 49022. 134 INCH IAde 103 W. 51. N. Lmln Rock.Ar1I.7211B. 300 Am. 31 .Dr. Ed. 195 .1911: Mil 1505 E. Morkel. Secrcv. Ark. 72143. 274. 276. 278. 294 III 1126661 704 E. Market. Searcy. Ark. 721411 274. 276. 288, 239, 5104' 10316.1 704 E. Market. Secxcv. Ark. 72143. 274, 289. 300 1m 171.1 3408 Cache Rd.. Lawrnn. Okla. 73501. 134. 181. 224. 233 ' 'chul 15012111 Rt. 6 Box 241. Hot 561-17195. Ark. 71901. 124 195 1611r11101336.01erks Ark 716.213.116.160.177,178,213 um. :13. 39. 230 .212 Jami 1.11.1 3219 501261: Luna Daculut. Ga. 30032 102 Jan 150911.! Rr 5. Grifhns Trailer Coon. Seulcy. Am. 7214;! UN 5907 Woran Rd Kansas C11v.Mu.64113 IFr.1 5807 Wurnull Rd. Kansas City. MD. 64113 - 15:.1 1h. 2. Dentar, Ma. 63841. 102. 203 661509111 307 5. 13. Van Buren, Ark. 72956. 124. 224 15116317 Abba Dr . Berkeley, Mo. 63134. 134. 199 M 1Sr.1 1204 4151Avau Rockford. 111. 61109. 102 Mhucv 15r.1 7113 Gordon Ave New Orleans. La 70123 My ISrI Z1724 Menkllnburg Dr. Bolivar. Tenn.38000.102. 1E2. 141 153.152.177.19: 223 1' .. 1R1 111. 2. Lewiwille. N. C. 27023. 134 222 4m: 1m m. 1, Box 24. Judsnnia. Ark. 72031 . 15996.1 14990 N. W. 11111 C1,, M16611. Flu. 3316B 1 130911.17020 Gmnodu Blvd.. Mirumur. Flu 33023 1F1'.1 522 S. E. 5111. England. Ark. 72046, 134. 215 m tFr.1 RT. 5. P6665611. Ky.42201.134. 170. 171. 194 - $31151 1Acud.1 Iaa Cloverdale. Sentry. Ark. 72143, 272. 274. 275. .- - 177.1 111. 1. Oxiord. Miss. 38655. 1:14. 169. 210 Jam FL! 300 Hlffcrasi Blvd. Manchester. Mo. 63011. 134. 171. M154 5mm. Srautland Ma. 65567 134 177 213 17:: 302w. 5:661:de N Llnle 110:1: Ark.72113,134.206 1.11.1 51:11 Ninrh SI. Puraguuld. Ark 72450 160 178.156 .Jmup 1Acau'.1 1605 E. Marker. Saurcv. Ark 72143. 170. 272. 273 ;276. 279.. 295. 293 - Mall. 39 Emily ml 240 E. Main 51.. Salem. w. Va. 25426. 116. 178. 224 IBIJL1240E Mam SI' Salem.W.Va.26426.116,185,192 15.1205 C1qramon151 N. Little Rock. Ark.72116. 103. 203 WI Myron Cont Dr.Hic1u-nun, Ky.42050.103 .1. Box 390, H61 Springs, Ark. 71901, 116. 175. 195 ..3 Springdale. Ark. 711764.116 m 1.11.1 21. 1. Morrilron.Ark.721DO. 116. 171. 200 using :05 172611166 156191111 2226 17111 St. Lek: Charles. La. 70601. 124, 173, 1 157.1 Rf. 2. Hollil. Okla. 73550. 103. 207 15.1 P. 0. Ban 212. Walden. Ark. 7217? 10:1. 198 rm ISL! Ban 1346. Harding College. Saarcy. Ark. 72143 WI. 317, 154 W 16.1 2309 E. c.gzghmn. Penlncutn. Fla. 32504. 103. m9. 7 . 2 3d. 15617353 Vh'qiniu, 51'. Luuis. Mo. 63111. 103. 206 M 1Jr.1 111.1. C11n101'l. KY. 42031. 116. 213. 261 11M Box 754. Paragou1d. Ark. 72450. 63. 73. 103, I42, 226 1Fr.1 Box 116. Gaincsvlna. MD. 65655. 134. 211 112.1 011 Trough. Ark. 72564 .121. 4, 5667a. A111. 72143. 103 UIJ 640 N. Euclid Ava., Benton Harbor. Mlch. 49022. 115. 171 , rMmIt 1111.1 RI. 2. Box 05. 1ndlannla. Miss. 38751. 134. 181, 219. IFI'J 201 lamalund Dr.. Wes! Monrue. La. 72191, 136 Box 387, Kennsn. Ma. 63357. 124. 246. 247 M17131 145 Homood 2111., Mundield, Ohio 44906, 71, 134 m. 56: 1. Gamay. Ark. 72733. 103 155 157.1 low: 223. Hickory Ridge. Ark. 72347. 234. 236 15111 0611 777-9.. Scum. Ark. 72143. 103. 171. 200 y- 1m 2!. B. Florian. A16. 35630. 134, 169. 198 11'.l 8. 1331-6 51.. Grandviaw. Mo. 64030 RFDl. Saavtv. Ark. 72143 1117.1 300 5. Main, Woodafinld. Ohio 43793. 193 5305 Tamil? 0n, Fr. Worm. Tax. 75494. 116. 169. 207 Smith. Coral ULJ 2017 Joe 51.. Penn: City. Okla. 74601. 116. 216 Smith, Carroll. 33. 39 5611111. Claude ! 1Jr.1 21. 2, Searcv, Ark. 72143. 116 Smirh. Deborah 5. tFrJ 6530 Verde 5L. Graves. Tex. 77619. 134. 171 Smith. Deborah 5. 1Fr.1'2727 Allegheny. Ff. Wayne. 1nd. 46507. 134. 217. 225 Smith. Dennis 1571 1104 E. Ram. Apl. 12. Saurcv. Ark. 72143. 103. 200 Srni1h. Dun Rick 111.1 506 Pine ST... Corning. Ark. 72422. 112. 116. 160. 169. 171. 175. 190 Smith. Jim lFr.1 501 Bloudview Blvd., Daytun. 01116 45412 Smirh. Kay 1Jr.1 805 N. Main. Barman. Ark. 72015. 116. 150. 159. 215 Sinifh. lorry 15!.1 RI. 3, Vernon, Tex. 76384. 103. 152. 155. 162. 163, 196 Smith. LaVinu 150ph,1 1606 Marten. Anchorman Alas. 99504. 124. 160. 137. 24 $mi1h. Linda 1571 2423 Wynnewoad Dr.. Dallas. Tex. 75224. 103. 219 Smnh, Mary A. 1Grad.l 42B Apollo 126., Richardson. Tex. 75080 Smilh. Mary K. 15r.1 301 Framed, Newgcrt. Ark. 72112, 80, 103. 143. 152. 155. 212. 261 Smith, Michuul 1FL1 403 Mercury 51.. Chul1esron. W. Va. 25304. 134. 101. 197 Smith. Nancy lSnphJ RT. 1. H6111. Mo. 63857. 124. 213 Smith. P6157 157.1 516n1unville. Tenn. 38379 Smith. Richard H. 157.1 8611 27B. Dunlap. Tenn. 37327. 103 Smifh. Richard R. 151.1 2727 Allegheny Ave.. FLWuyne. Ind. 46307. 103. 185 Smith. Stephan 1Soph.1 Box 15. Lexingmn. Okla. 72051. 124. 167 Smith. Sue. 39 Smhh. W. Srephen 150911.! 806 Pine 51.. Coming. Ark. 72422. 124. 16B. 169, 171. 177. 196 511150. 177 Snider. Dennis 1F!.1 5207 N. Black Cunyun 16A, Phoenix. A712. 85015. 134. 1'79 Snowdan. William 1Fr.1 Box 177. Mtn. View. Ark. 72560 Surral1s. Pamala 1Fr.1 Box 36. Abboh, Ark. 72020. 134. 217 Spllunklri, 181 Spence. Jumls 1Fr.1 203 N. 51. Jacob. Mnrrilton. Ark. 72110. 136 Spencer. Jeffrey 1509M Rt. 1. Warm Springs. Ark. 724713. 124, 206. 230 Sperry. Mark 156p11.1 104 Holiday Blvd.. Pinev111e. La. 71360. 124, 176. 207 Spikes. Jeanne 1Fr.1 1 18 N. Broadway. Poplar Bluff. Mo. 63901. 136 Spikes. Margure! lSoph.1 1304 Thomasv71le, Pocahontas. Ark. 72455. 124. 177. 173 213 Spikes. Marthe 150ph.1 1304 Thamawilla. Pocahonfau. Ark. 72455. 124, 177. 170 21 Spradlan. Linda 1ACOd.1 303 S. Comm. Search Ark. 72143, 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 253. 299 Springer. Nancy 1Jr.1 Rt. 2. Fleusum HIII. Mo. 64080. 116. 178. 101. 225 Sprinkle. Brenda 1Fr.1 3207 Ridgecresl 126.. Greenvilla. Tu. 75401. 171. 211 Sputlock. Herman. 39 Spurrier. Suzanne lJr.1 Pinkerton Lune. Zunesvilla. Ohio 43701. I 16, 177, 220 Erase Band. 170 Siurling. Ann 1Jr.1 179D Overkill. Stephenville. Tex. 76401. 116. 222 Smrlmg. Dorcas 11:11 111. 2. Winfer Garden. Flu. 32787. 134. 167 Sternel, Harry ESophJ 406 W. A511. McGehel. Ark. 71654. 124. 194. 234. 236. 237 Steed, Robarf Jr. 1Jr.1 121, 1. Hamewonh, 01111: 44634. 116. 172 Steed. Thomas 15013111 609 W Wush1ngfon, Osteolu. Ark. 72370. 124. 194 512216. Roy 15r.1 300 Second Ave, Columbia. Term. 33401, 103, 153 Siephans. Care :10 Box 316. Wes1 Plains. Ma. 65775. 134. 171. 216 Stephens. Mary 1501:1111 RL 6. Gunlersville. A16. 35976. 124. 216 Stephans, Lauren IJrJ 1266 Wrenwood 51.. Memphis. Tenn. 38122. 116, 212 Stevens. Stave 15:15:11.1 1427 Greenwood. Nansha. Ma. 64850. 124. 199 Smwa . Freddie 1Fr.1 1024 Fulbright Red1unds. C611f. 92373. 134. 171. 196 S1ewarr. Jacki: 1JI.1 710 E. Park Ave.. Seurcv. Ark. 72143 Slewan. Jae ledJ Box 123. Mountain View. Ark. 72560 $1ewurf, V1rglniu lJr.1 110 W. Wimhrop. Warrington. Flo. 82507. 116. 155, 160,177,191. 213 Slidhum. Bruce 151.1 4723 Kenmore Ava. Alexandria. Va. 22:104. 43. 103. 153. 153. 159. 169. 223 51192:. Robert 117.1 1516 Hall Ava. MEOaIrie. La. 70003. 116 Srircher. Dawd 1Jr.1 1263 Oakhurst 131.. San Bernardino. C0111. 92404. 116. 207 Sllles. Marv 1J:.1 1120 Dill 51.. Newman. Ark. 72112. 116. 155. 162. 225 5111-1. Jeffery ESr.1 21510 Dresden 12:1,. Zanesvnle. 01110 43701. 194 Stokes. Cheri 15:11:11.1 121' 1. Searcv. Ark. 72145. 124 Stokbs, James 1521 21. 1. Seurty. Ark. 72143. 104. 205 Stokes. Jn lFrJ HE Cowonwnod C1., Buangume. Iowa 52601. 134 Storey. David 15r1 Rt. 3. Seurcy. Ark. 72143, 104. 203, 211 Stough. James EFL! 346 A Wares Ferry Rd. Montgomery. Ala. 36109, 134. 196 Srwwn. Junnim 1509111 440 James 59.. E. Palestine. 01110 44413. 124. 220 Shawn. KaThy 1Jr.1 440 James 51.. E. Falaane. Ohio 44413. 116. 16?. 172. 212 Street. Judith 156611.11 Rt. 1. Semey. Ark. 72143. 136. 262 Slreet. Ruben. 39 Stricklin. Dallas 1Fr.1 109D l51h and Bates 51.. Batesvilla. Ark. 72501. 134. 199 Srroup. Grace lJr.1 Box 306. SomerviHa. Tenn. 38063. 116. 171. 177. 211 Srruubing. Terriio 1Fr.1 8m: 39!. Humsville. A16. 72740, 134, 177 $1114an Auoclulion. 158 Sub T46, 206 Sucsy. Karen 159p1'1.1 1427 Nable 12111.. Hydal. Pa. 19046. 124, 167. 227 SouTvan. John lJrJ 714 N. 24111 51.. Van Buren. Ark. 72956. 116. 201 Sullivan. Linda 157.1 21. 1. FaIrvlew. Tenn. 117062, 104. 217 Summers, Carol 151.1 Bax 215, Ennno Springh Fla. 33923. 104 Summin. James lFrJ R1. 1. Curdwell, Mo. 63329, 134. 202 Summm. Richard 1Fr.1 RI. 3. Hausa Swings. Ma. 63051, 1:14, 196 Sutherlln. Gordon 1.11.1 Rt. 2. Greencawle. Ind. 46135. 116. 202 Swuid, Swuid 1Fr.1 Eitubnun, 157661. 134. 100. 200 Swarm. Sherry 1Jr.1 3654 Tampa Tr. SW. Atlanla. Ga. 30331. 104. 221 Swaynn. 0070101 1Jr.1 Rf. A. Box 60. Yeilville. Ark. 72687. 116. 197 Sybarf. Karla 15r.1 2502 N. Third. SI. Joseph, Mo. 64505. 104. 176 1' Tucker. John 157.1 Box 464. Harding College, Searcv, Ark. 7214!. 104. 136, 195 TDHIV, Beny 15121 21. 2. Box 135, Bradford. Ark. 72020. 53. 104. 160, 176, 181 363 Tun, Char Yen UL! I79 N. 2811-: Ave., Humboldt. Tenn. 38343, 116. 181. 222 Tunkslay. Doug tFIJ 240 Pallmd. Bulasvilla. Mas. 38606. 134, 206 Tum, Sharon lAcudJ 1504 Yam 51.. Brownsville. Tex. 79316, 275. 276, 277, 278. 279. 300 Tarkrnglun, Mary 1.11.1 1905 W. Arch, Searcv, Ark. 72143 Tarplev. Vicki lSophJ Bun 81, Lemma, Auk. 72085, 124 Tatum, Reodus 101011.! 111. 3, Box 156. Hohenwuld. Tenn. 218462. 137. 207 Tulurn, Sherry UL: R1. 3, Box. 156, Hohanwuld. Tenn. 38462. 111. 116. 145. 210 Tuylol. Bonnie 1F?! 5349 PuHan Ava, Citrus Heights. Calif. 95610. 134. 176. 21 3 Taylor. Daborah 1Fr1 1917 5. Jackson. Little Rock. Ark. 72204, 154. 217 Taylor. Richard lFr.1 111. B. Bax 355, Ftorence. Ala. 35630, 134. 169,198 Tower, R116 131.1 607 N. Owen. Buoneville. Ark. 72927. 104, 220 Teal. Nancy 15H 1003 Ruby Lane. Orange, Tex. 77630, 104, 176. 214 T331. Hobart 1.11.1 R1. 21, OJneY. 111. 62450, 116, 166 Taliard. Sandro: ISM 1608 We1lermun 11:1,, Wes? Monroe. La. 71291 TerreU, Joe lFrJ Rt. 1. Box 309-5. Da1ngerf1zld, Tax. 75635. 134. 199 Terry. Lynn 1Fr.1 15 Ellzubmh 51.. 501.1111 Burlington, V1. 05401, 121, 134. 166. Taster, Ann HM 2976 Ormond Dr.I Winsion-Sulem, N. C. 27106. 116. 211 Terreau, Bruce iSophJ 3802 Sherwood 5n. Regina. Saskatchewan. Canada. 124 than: Alpha Gamma. 2138 Thin: P11. 223 Thomas, David 1Jr.1 1904 Smead SL, Logansporr. Ind. 46947. 116. 195 Thomas. Paniciu 1509M 4505 Hendw Ave.. Wilmington. Dela. 19808. 225 Thomas. Samuel 151.1 Rt. 3. Alhens. A16. 35611, 104, 155. 169, 184. 196 Thnmasson. Lube 1501311.! 640 Wenwew 01.. Forrest Ciw, Ark. 72335, l24, 212 Thomley. Tenv 151.1 1706 E. Moore, Apr. 24, Seurcy. Ark. 104. 205 Thamlev. Vanda 151-1 1706 E. Maare, Apt. 24, Scorn, Ark. 72143, 105, 155 Thompson. Dmnd E. lFrJ 3233 Pnrkwuod lane. Bridgman. Mo. 63042 Ihompson. Dc-nd R. 1PM W. T. 510.. Box 776, Canyon, Tex. 79015. 134. 234 Thompson. Elaine C., 33. 53 Thammon. Janet lAde 3 Harding 0L, Searcy. Ark. 72143. 275. 276. 277. 278, 293 Thompson. J. A.. 27 Thompson. Juhn EM 111. 2. Box 83. Cachranville. Pa, 19330. 105. 175 Thompson, Lmda lSophJ 3506 Bowers 51.. Jackson, Miss. 39212, 116, 168. 169. 224 Thompson. Margurar 15017111 802 Monks St, West Plums, Mo. 65775. 124. 217 Thommon. Martha 1Jr.J 32:13 Parkwced Lune, Bridgman. Mo. 63042, 116 Thnmpson, Mary lSr.J R1. 3, Skylme 12:21., Seurcy. Ark. 72143, 105 Thompsqn, Nanw 1Fr.1 8499 N171 Lot 98. Durand, Mich. 018429. 134. 203 Thompson, Ruben 111.1 R? 1. Box 339, Senmobiu. Miss. 38665. 116. 200 Thommon, 11ml: 111.1 3506 Bowers 51., Jackson. M155. 30212, 116. 204 Thmburn, Kal'ny 1.1r1 1761 Rosemary, Denver. C010, 80220. 116.176. 209 Thmman. 1313er ISr.1 712 WHQhI $1.. Bolivar, Tenn. 38008. 105. 210 Thornton. Mary IFrJ 991:! Jutksanville Hwy. N. Linla Rock, Ark. 72117. 134. 218 Thurman, James lJrJ Box 104. McRae. Ark. 72102. 33, 116 Thweari. Dlnne Ur.1 1305 Green1121d Ave Nashvil1e, Tenn. 37216, 116, 180 Tidwell. Duwd 15M 424 N. 'F' 51.. Tulare. Calif 93274. 105 1ilghmun,Dor4;1511 Rs, 2, Kenlon, Tenn,30233,105, 155, 176, 221 Tillman, Amlu IF! I 327 Mam 51,, Lake Village. Ark. 71653. 134 Tlllmun, Kay lAcudI 327 Mum 5L, Lake VIIIDQE. Ark. 71653. 274, 275. 276, 298 Iimmermun. Canal UL! 4490 5 George SIWDSCH, Lochine. Quebec. Canada. 116,155,169 179 Iimmerman, Rmk 15:911.! 1.490 Sir Gemge Simnson. Lachine. Quebec, Canada. 121. 1313. 166.169.176.197 I'lmolhy Club. 166 Tippx. Bevadly EFLJ 5713 Dvnmond Oaks Du. F1. Wonh, Tex, 76117. 1:14. 169. 181 . 21? INT. 207 T910131. 224 Tollen, Bury 1FLI 608 5. From 51, Nashvdle, A1k.71852, 134, 178, 209 Tarrans, C1713: 1.1r1 3710 Vandetbm. Lake Chudes. La. 70601, 124, 167. 175. 227 Townslay, Sarah 151.1 7441 Pine Ave., Apt. 2, Pacific Grove. C6111. 93950. 105 Tramp, Donna lSaph.l 11 S. Depaw 51,. Denver, C610. 50226, 124. 221 TruvLs, chky 1J1: 3930 Va11ey V1ew 2d,, Knoxwlla, Tenn. 217917. 61. 116, 207 TraodweH. Dawd 1Jr.1 1206 N, Galfleld. Sand Springs. Ok16.74063. 116. 177. 234. 237 Treadweil. Jud-fh 15M 1016 N. Cedar. Sand Springs. Okla. 74063. 105 Treof. Ronme 1J1.1 1822' Plke Ave.. N. Lmle Rock. Ark. 72114. 117. 198 Tram, Juchon 15m 104 Rosewood Circle, R1. 4. Paragould. Ark. 72450, 105. 202 Tuckev. Dineclu ULJ RI 1, B61. 304. Lcnuke. Atk, 72086, 105 annm, Judy tJrl 128 Manna 0n, WOI'J'II'IngI'I, Fla. 32507. 117, 176, 221 Troller. James 1FLI 12900 E 50:11 Tern. Independence. Mo. 64055, 1:15. 171 196 Trudgen. W4ndy ISupM 1812 E. Ceaus Wren 07., Phoenix, Aria. 85020. 125. 167, 212 Fucker, Buford, :9 Tucker. Cvnlhm lAde Box 87. Gueydan. La. 70542. 298 Tuckel, David lAcudJ 21 Harding Dr.. SEOIEY. Ark. 721411. 291. 294. 301, 301 304 Tucker. Evmal, 34. 181 Tucker, 1.011. 25 Tucker, Stephen lAcadJ 21 Hurdmg Dr., Searcy, Ark, 72143. 269, 272, 273, 274, 276, 173. 230, 289, 292, 295. 299 Tuggla, Danna 1Jrl 511. 1, Box 62, Qummn, Ala. 451.210, 105, 162 209 Tulloa. Damcl 111': R1. 13,150: 47, Lmle Rock. Ark. 72206. 135, 181. 196 Turmnn, E1122 . :19 Tumer.Duv1d 1.11.1 5315 Wood 51., N. 111113 Rock, Ark. 7211B, 1'17, 200 Tulnar, Jay 15012111 R1. 1, 1119111131111. 111. 62249, 125. 181. 221 Turnar. Mose 1Jr.1 506 W. Pleasure. Seurcv, Ark. 72143 Turner. Tawrwa 15:11:11.1 111 2.Mnrie11a. 01110 45750, 125. 221 Tv1er, Susan 15096.1 212-1 Cedar Hil1 1211., Jefferson Ciw. Ma. 65101. 125, 210 364 mm... Ann 171de 923 E. Center 5:. Scurry. Ark. 7214:. m. 276. 280. 300 Ulrey, Bonmz lAcudJ 928 E. CEHVEJ, Swarm. Alk. 72140. 275: 304 Ulrev. Berry, 105 32 Ulrey, Dr. Evan. 32, 105. 173, 183. 186 Underwoad. Lee. 39 Underwood, Mary Beth IJLJ Yurnell Rd. Seorcv, Ark 711143.117. Ungar, Doro1hy tJr.1 Rt. 1. Su11wan, Ind. 47882, 117, 167 ' Ussery,J C. 1m 111.7. Pumgould, Ark. 72450. 117 , Ussaw, Shermu June lJrJ Forms! Apl. 6, 300 Clmlt 51.596161. . 1 U1Iey, James 11:21 57.8 W. Thompson 51.. Pumgould. Ark. 72450. Vance. Janis 1Fr,1 2201 Hamewaad Ava, Paducah. Ky. 42001.1 Vance, Pomciu 15:15:11.1 Box 695. Porno. Ark. 72457. 125. 3201 Vance. Susan 150.3111 501: 695. Purllu, Alk. 72457. 125. 220 A . Von Derck, Sheila L111 759 Pnne Knoll DL. Prucoll. Aria. 363951 1 Van W1nkle, David lAcud I 1510 E River. Scurry, Ark. 72143 Vundlver, Dennis 1Fr.! Rt. 1. Holcomb. Mo, 63852, 135 Vumey, Cynfhu: 157.1 128 Colomnl Ave., Kanrnuru. N. Y. 14'1 ! , Varvul. Gary 1.17.1 Box 331. 5106 , F16. 33494. 125. 196 - ,, Vaughan, David 151.1 2719 McCulchenn, Dallnl. Tu. 7:29;. 1; 154. 196 Vaughan, Dennis 1Fr.1 202 W. WaudruN. Searcv. Ark. 72143 Vaughan, Yhamas lFr.l 202 W Woodeuif. Seurw. AIL 72MB Vaughn, EM: L, ULI 121. 1, Saalcv, Ark. 72143 Vaughn, Leslie Fr! 8516 N. Elms REL. Flushing. Mich. 4063- .. Vaughn, Susan LSuph.1 1858 Shady Lon: Du, Shmaon. III. 31 222 Veuch. Janene 15033111 Srur 111.. Judscmo. Ark. 7203'. 125 Veam, Kay l5r.1 Box 5511, Junesboro, Ark. 72401. 105 ,- venubla, Richard III 15.1 2316 5mm Dr., Banlewillu. om? I34, 1115, 13.11.137.195 Venable Pume1u 1Fr.1 23M Skylme 0L. Bumuwllu, 0111:. 2 . 211 . Vetdell. landoN lJr.1 Box 144, Gleason. Tenn 38229. 117. 1175; 1 Vick, Slephan lFrJ 308 Virginia Ave V0100610,Gl. 31601.. 13;. 1 Vlckers, Leland 15nph.1 Box 347, Sharpmwn. Md. 21861. 125 W V1necora. Demse 15:11:11.1 831 Cascade Stu Wonurdm. W091. Vines, Bernie, 39 . Vlnes, John 1Amd.1 1507 Fax 0h. Searcv. Ark. 72143. 292, II V1nes. L015, 39 Vines, Michae1 1501311.! 1507 Fax Ava. Seartv. A111. 72143. 1' Vines. Mni1y IAcudJ 1507 Fox Ava. Searny, Ark.72163. 273;, 'I , Vmes. Nancy 1Fr.1 1309 Sfagecouch 11111.. Liltle Ruck. N172M1- Voyles. Larry 151.1 Box D, Joy, 01116. 74346. 105, 181. 197 W Wade. Chudes IFrJ 1405 Dwighr, Mnnuham, Tex. 79756. 13.1.: Wade. Eddy CFLI 1503 Tullp Ave., Santa. Ark. 72143 . .- wqde, Ellzaberh Jane iSrJ Gumalee, Mo, 65655. 105. 150.1 7 7' Wade. James lJr.1 Box 41 3, Harding College. Seam. M. 7311431. wages, Rancid 1.1121 1 105 JeHerson Ave . Pouuuoula. M15! 8, , Wakeheld, Joseph 15m 100 Westmesver Dr.. lquem. Lu. 7 '1.- Walden, Thomas 15L! Box 577, Pmugould. N11. 72450, 106. 1.1 Wu1ker, Charles 12., 34. 202 ' Walkcr, Gary ISrJ 211 Madison, Pueblo. C016. 81001. 106, I ' Walker, Richard Jr. 15r1 1005 N, W. Ave, 6.. Seminala. 1.2.1' Walkel, Dr. Richmd, 32. 201 Walker, Suanne, 21B WuHuce, Angeiu ISophJ Box 19:1, Gamaswtle, MD. 65655. 123. Wallace. Lana 151.1 Box 1291, 11:1de College. Sow,Ar1:. 75.1 ., Wallace, Robert 15 .! 759 N, Trezavunr 51., Mumphis. Mm. 331 : Wallace. W11lium, 39 .- Wullgr, Rodney 1.17.1 3538 Claibornn. Shruvupwrf. La. 71109; W1 1 SS, 1 B6,. 187 Wall1s,W1llium ISophJ 3210 W1ndsor. Mldlcl'id. TII. 79701 5 Wulron, Kathy 15013111 111. 4, Box 133. Newpon. Ark. 7211!. 177, 179, 216 Wan. Eddy 15m 72A Cheung 511a Wan Rd.. Eighth Fl. Kowloon. Wan, Emma UM 72A Cheung 51m: Wan 126,. Eighth FL, K- w l 17, 130 Ward, James cm 2326 s. Muunmm. Wmhnla. Kan. 67210, 135. Ward. Judie 151.1 2326 S. Founlmn, W1c1mn. Kan. 6721B. le1 Ware, Hurry IFH 107 Merle, El Dovodo, Ark 71730. 135. 205 Ware, Kenneth lFrJ RI. 1, Ba: 18-71 3. Opelouiul. La. 70510.1 1 90 Wcrmuck. Elaine lFrJ 1321 5. Turner 51.. 59r1nndaln. Alt- 7 ' Wumuck, ?obevf 5, 27 . Watkins, F1'1! lJr.l 1714 N. Franklin, Calorndu 59717105. CD10. -' 203 . Watkins, Thomas 1569111 2006 Monroe 51.. Afuundvia. Lu. 7'! ' Watson. Janice. 209 . Wmsan. Michue1 lJr I 2895 Ovenon Crossing, Mamphil. Tum. 3 Watson, Robert 15m 2600 Nushwlle R6,, Bowlmn Glenn, Ky. Ill 166. 196 Walson, Sherry 1Saph.l 704 Ins mac, Humwillo, Ara. 35011, I Watson. Steven Muchae1 1FL1 2600 Nulhville Rd.. 301011110 6 135. 196 Wufson, Thomas, 31, 204 Woman, 22an David lSophJ Box 111, Seulcv. Atk. 72143 W6115,Ang1e, 37, 39. 181, 219 - Watts, Betty J. 1JI.J 4024 Sunnybruok Dr.. thleI. TInn. 37205 , Watts, Carolyn 1Acud.1 Yumell 1161.. Searcy. Ark. 7214! 274. 27.5. , , 1 27B. 285. 299 Wutls. Charlie. 39 . 0121 R1, 1. Ben: 31d-C. Sumerco. W. Va. 25567. 155 IAMKL! Yarnell Rd.. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 275, 278. 279. 301. 304 m Maui! 115 10106101.. 1.1311119. La. 70070, 274. 278, 298 mam ULI Bax 349.Lul1ng. La. 70070, 117. 206.234.2391 'hllh 1309114111. 1. Wichita. Kan. 07230. 125 Gamble Ur: LobalvHie. Ienn. 37097. 117. 171. 227 ' - 11-1111 50 Ranch 0L. Mnnrgumery. Ala. 36109. 117. 169. 171. .710 . mum 111.1 1411 0911291: 51.. Cievelond. Miss. 35732. 117. 171. . 111-1 321 Fairway Dr , Duvenpnrr. law: 52806, 1I7. 216 EU 10952 5101 Ave . Osceom. 1nd. 46561. 106 - ,MJ 10932 Slur Ave . Oscealu. Ind. 46561. 125. 204 .I It. 3. Norbome, Mo. 64068. 106. 195 Mood! E.L1n:oln 5'.. Storey. Ark. 721-63, 272, 273. 274. 275. .1 280. 233. 2'7. 3017 Han lFtJ Box 24.Lynn.Ark.72460.135 kanrJ 5.1100011! Ave Sear:v,Ark.72143.143 511-1111 2408 N 500111190, Furmingmn. N 10.97401. 117. 217 3 Ruth ULI 1304 Lenevu, Pasadena. Tex. 77502. 417. 117, 160. n.1,. Sunhargslr. 1. 3000 Munich 90. Getmany, 105, 105. 107, 268. 277. 278 .1239 Femwood 01.. Jackson. Miss 39206. 117. 145. 211 ISQphJ dOI 5. Ssxrh Sr, McGehee, Ark. 71654 15151 1600 P1010: He1gh1s Dr.. BanlesvHe. 0k10 74003. 100. -g5.-1501 Hedglwood Ave.Zuneavi11e.Oh1o 113701.135 HT 1 JSODE M0010 Ave. Sentry A11. 721431, 125, 212. 232 5256 Woodmen Dr Mamph1s.Tenn 313111. 135. 222 ?.an Ava. 13101011090115. 1nd. 46219. 106. 203 W00 Lulllngiun DL, Winslun-Salem. N C. 27103. 117. 161 WJ 2700 Lullmgmn Dr.. Wmslon-Salem. N. C. 27103 6: Elmer. Rd. Mamphvs. Tenn 38128, 135. 198 60mm. 51.. Mumnez Cum 94553 1:15 220 'aIISShdI-nrotkDr,Snr1 Pablo Calif. 93006 106.198 001.111an 1w. Conneaul. 0111044030. 135, 200 1105 S. CIHHDL Wood River.111.62095, 125. 215 T3 1. 361.1114. Cenferville, Tenn. 37032, 107. 155, 176 20651. 5. Turnar. Scum, Ark. 72143. 107 11102 N. Cumml, ldohe1. Okla. 74745. 125. 190 0:00.000. 30830. 117. 17B. 215 '1 1194 12! Apndw 0n. 51mm Ark 721113.274. 279 292. 295. 011.51.. Nownon. Ark. 7211:. 155, 209 I'll: 11n- Plaza. 12.:11u1csm1. Ten. 75000. 117. 223 20 146111061! 1:11:12, Seurtv. Ark, 72143 mm.-..Cama1me 611215109, Pa 19030 125.199 ..-..ncrn1. Mo.63322.125.167 17a 1714:.11 mm 120. Royal Oak, M101 418067.117. 131., 8011 5. Mountain View. Ark. 72560. 135, 177, mmMoRd..Fa1mPurk 60.300.50.107 200 Hululma. Bay Minewe. Alu. 311507. 117.170 7 25. Basel. Swlharland, 274. 299 Glrcle. Mlanlu. Ga. 30040 1!. Mo. 63557. 107 '11 30711. Duncan. Okla. 73533. 107, 215 ' 09p Cahokia Rd Cahokia III 02200 135 M'0.Dll:15. Ida. 85323. 135. 178. 215 2 I! 51.. Nurlh Eulrleford. Saskatchewan. Canada ' . 1069' Edgaflold. Plano, Tex. 75074, 125. 171, 177, cm! 81.. N. Little Rock. M. 72117, 1:15 51m 57.. Mcrrisrown. Tenn. 37814 JHG. Dewar Ciw. Ian. 79323. 107'. 218 1111.14.11.11... A11; 7214:, 125,171, 196 Lieu sac. Bubs. Ark. 72012 zmw.51xth.Mm-rnown. Tenn. 37814 . LIWI'49 Worm Springs. A711 72478.125 15W AVI.. Lulu Challea.La.70601.125.214 ,Mi193.bamgarfleld1u.75630. I35 217 1712 Arum Cnun. Induwndanca. M0 041358.137 1:. MMAV... aprinmiald. 0111;145:041 117. 22:1 0:; m7:ua.125.171.196 901.117 177,179,179. 21:1 1101:.- 61. 1:15. 213 4 71213111; 021. Scurcv. Ark 7214:. 291,294,301 14111118 mu. Draw. Min. 30737, 136 .5007. Park 51.. Gum cm. Ohio 43125. 107. 1135 H9157.asvluvnle. Mo. 53335. 135. 171. 211 am 2m 51., Carma. 011:; 44700. 117. ma. 149. $1104. Harding College. Searcy, Ark. 72143, 295. .1M-1m 120.. CIIveland. Ohio 44110. 135, 171, Williamson. Peggy lFr.J 205 5011: Ave. N, W.. Ff. Wuhan 8:01:11. Fla. 32518. 135. 159, 212 W1111mnscn, Wuyne1FrJ 1826 RIVEF 51.. Carthage. Mo. 64836, 135. I71, 207 Wll11s. Eobbm 151.1 RI. 3. Rusch Rd.. F1orence. A10. 35630. 107 W1ll15. 0:1de iScphJ Box 430. F1. Wuhan Beach, Fla 325413. 125. 207 Willa. Donna lJr.1 Rt. 3. Box 40. Flurenca. Ala. 35630. 117 W11li5, James 151.! 1500 Norman 0n. P211111. 111. 61554. 107 WI1I-s. Rennie lJrJ 2614 Blueberry Lune. Pasadena. Tex. 77502, 117. I76, 221 Wilelon. Donny 150911! SH: N. Marshuh Rd.. M1ddlemwn. Ohio 45042 Will:slcn.Mary1Fr1316 N. Marshall Rd. M1ddleluwn. Ohio 45012. 135. 211 Wilson, Billie 151.! Box 522. Fulton. Muss. 33343. 107, 224 Wilson. Carolyn tJrJ Box 1454, 1.1111: Rock. Ark. 72203, 117, 168, 169. 222 W1lxon, Hershei lJrJ 205 Puwe , Wes? Monrue. la. 71291 I 17 WHson. John 15L! 8133 Park Terrace. N0511v-1le.1enn. 37204. 171. 172. 184 WIIIOH, Johnny ESopM 126 Buyless. Florence. Ala. 35630. 161. 177 WIIBOH, Karen IF:.1 0026 Bounty 51., Sun DJego, C0111. 92120. 135. 171. 170, 220 Wi1san. Larry lFr.I 10 Cloverdale. Seurty. Ark. 72143, 135, 206 Wilson. Martha lFr.1 235 Van Honk. M11011, Tenn. 38358, 136 WHEOH, Murrev W.. 30. I95 Wdion. Reagan Jr. 1H! 236 00111119 Dr.. Hamulmn AFB. Calif. 94934. 171. 173 Wilson. Rosamury. 39 nget. Wayne 15L! RI. 2. Box 17371, Mmden. La. 71055. 195 Wmlley. Linda IJrJ 2r. 1, Logan. Okla 73849, 117, 214 Winland. Carol lSr.1 200 Barl1ell SL. Bremen. Ohio 43107. 107. 196 erer. H. Eugene, 34 Wlsc. Michael 15L! R1. 1 Pungbum h7k. 72121.107.172 174 186, 201 Wimmcn Sue 150W! 3 Ridqe Rd. Searcv. Ark? W1:hum.RassaneEJr.1 R1 6. Trenton. Tenn 3513!? I117 173.191.2213 W011. T1m01hy lSophI RT. 3. Box 520.51.11125101'1 MO 63501 125. 205 Wolfe. Cymhiu 1501:1111 Box 614, MorrHron 71.11:. 72110. 125 218 WoHe, Danna EJrJ RT. 2, Box 1141. Deocuw. 1nd. 47115. 117. 146, 160, 170. 210 Wnlfe. Richard ISI'J 112 5 51190! SI. 51. Clwrsv-Ile. 01116 43950. 107. 169, 170.171.176.177.179. 207 Womack. Joy tsophJ 002 Henar DI., Benran. Ark. 72015. 125. 178. 215 Wamack, Ray lSnphJ 002 Hester Dr . Benton. Ark. 72015. 125. 195 Wounds Dunn Cnuncil, 160 Womln's Enumhle. I68 Wand. James lFr.1 229 Tuylov 51.. Columnus. Mo. 39701 Wendell. Doyle Jr. lJr.l 701 E Market. Senrcv. Ark. 72143 WoodeH. James 130ph.1 R1. 3. Newport. Ark. 72112, 125 Woodruff, Cheri 1Acud.l 7 Dalewood Rd, Searcy. Ark. 72143. 272. 273. 274. 276. 277.273. 290 Woudmff. Deborah lFrJ R1. 5, Box 160. NushviFle. Ark. 71552. 135, 171, 179. 219 Wandruff. Dnrofhy. 39. 21 1 Woodrulf, George W.. 33. 2133 Woods, Jeffrey UL! 307 Tyler Ava. Evanswlle. lnd.. 47715. 117. 195 Wands. Fully lAcudJ Rr. 1. McRue, Ark. 72102. 274. 277. 270, 299 Woods, Susan ISoph.J 3416 Worshom P1 . Tilusvllle. F16. 32730. 125. 169. 221 Woodward. Gary 15:31:71.1 7033 Tiny Dr., H. Worrh. Tex.7611B, 125. 159. 207 Waudwurd. Lucretia lSrJ Rainbow 012. Jefferson Clw, Mo. 65101. 107. 177. 179, 151, 223 Woody, Klmmem 1Acud.l 700 E, Marker, Searcy. Ark. 72142. 274. 276. 277. 35. Woody, Wayne Mcnd I 700 E. Market. Snorcy, Ark 72143. 239. 300 Woulay. Stephen 15.: 709 N. Charles. Searcv. Ark. 72113. 107. 155 Word. Kay 151.1 Rf. 4, Searcy. Ark. 72143. 107. 136. 215 Warshom, David IFrJ 1209 Hughland Ave., Annincn, Ala 36201. 135. I97 Warsham. James. 39 Work. 59W. 30. 217 Wriqhv. Ann. 39 erghv. Curo1yn 1Fr.1 645 Lucusl. Waukee. Iowa 50263. 135. 217 WrighL'Donnc lAcadJ 1503 Fax Dr . Searcy, Ark. 721133, 269, 272. 274. 277. 278. 298 Wliqht. Doro'hy, 32 Wright Edna 151'11 High1amds 5:110:11. Avon Park, Fla. 33325 Wrigh1.Jnhn1Jr.l Box 356. Searcy. Ark. 72143, 117. 202 Wr1gh1. Ray. 268, 274. 300 Wright, Dr. Winfred, 29. 32. 197 Y Yates. Hal ISrJ RI. 4. Bu! 137, Edwardsville. Ill. 62025. 107 Vales. Sandra, 3'? Yams. William 15L! 619 E. Center. Seorcv. Ark, 7214:! Yuck, William iSrJ 101 N. Gmnd $1.. Searcy. Ark. 72143. 107. I55, 169. 177 Yinglmg, Cassandra tJr1 129 Wlslern Ave.. R1. 4. West Monroe, La. 71291. 117.143, 181.203.2111. 232 Yingling Larry lFrJ 57m Rt, Judsuniu. Ark. 72031. 135 Young Americans For Fnodom. 182 Young. Charles 15:71:11.1 306 K1099 Court Glenn Burma. Md. 21061 Young, Jamie 1501:1111 Rt, 2. 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