Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 372 of the 1972 volume:

THE SEARCH . . . before discovering the key to life, man must first search himself . . . to discover his sttengths, his weaknesses, his desires, his capabilities . . . he must realize the imperfection of every man, yet strive to improve his own . . . he longs for a deeper fulfillment than a current fad or passing movement. . . he must discover why he exists and where he is heading . . . constantly he searches for companionship, for freedom, for truth, and for peace, but in a personal sense . . . only after attempting to correct his own problems and answer his own questions, can he launch into the ills of his society. Man's search is primarily within, but affected by influences without . . . namely his environment . . . in this case a private, liberal arts college in a smali community of 9,000 in centrai, rural Arkansas . . . labeled by some as overly conservative and protective, but not absent of the support found in a growing student body . . . for here mun finds a Christian environment in the form of Harding Collage . . . an envirOnrnent intended to direct his search toward God. v .. 'r'w; 1M. 4 3 SEARCH FOR COMPANIONSHIP . . to be accepted and wanted by others is basic to man . . . he seeks that special group with similar interests and that special one to confide in . . . he is encouraged by the minimal generation gap found in a relationship of intimacy and mutual respect between faculty and students . . his continual search is eased by the spirit of Christ dwelling in the maiority of his acquaintances . people with similar goals and a similar search . . . people who love to live and live to love. SEARCH FOR FREEDOM . . . us a nation founded upon principles of freedom nears its 2001h binhday, man continues to search its success. . . imperfection is realized, but with a spirit of optimism by most . . . for the younger generation can now make its impact Upon society with the 18-year-old vote and its hopes for u better world . . .yet as man searches, he finds a deeper freedom as a follower of Christ . . . a freedom , from sin, a freedom from death . . . ' . J 7 7 H j t, M ngi L. he exiziibitls afbubblingi; ioy, yeta bi ; y - . i .711 w ' ??'WE . V , 'w great ea 0 persona responsibility '- 45x, , , '3 'i i: J? ' .F'i' b in his newly found perfect freedom. . ' , R '3' J -,- ;st - - 1 for his liberty is found in doing right. M SEARCH FOR TRUTH . . , within a world darkened by fear and ignorance, shines the bright light of truth . . . mun searches for the source of that truth . . . he finds some light in science, a little more in a treasure of books, and even more in the wonders of nature and explorations of space . . . but through the aid of godly men and women, his search reaches a pinnacle only when he discovers the truth of God's word . . . but here his search only begins . . . for God is truth. SEARCH FOR PEACE . . . with prospects of peace in Southeast Asia and abroad, man again looks to himself and his ownjnwurd peace . . . to his society and its need for peace . . . for himself, he realizes that peace is only found in knowing God and living as His child . . . he discovers the peace found in a life of dedication and service . . . he then strives to promote that peace in the world by loving his neighbor as himself and by doing good to all men . . . he searches for the methods to break the current social, racial, economic, and religious barriers of his society . . . the methods of Christ . . . thus creating peace with all. .79.. a. a ,. n, . .35... .- vw... ... L, Jquf....11;.f .. w f?lt r. 171....13 SEARCH FOR GOD . . . as time passes, the fully mature man realizes more and more the key to life, a personal relationship with God . . . he studies, he prays, and he warships the One he loves . . . he learns to serve not be served, to love as well as be loved . . . suddenly the plea of New Testament Christianity becomes a deeper reality to him in a simple life of service and dedication . . . his future holds a certain freshness through his faith and his life begins to possess a new meaning and purpose . . . to fear God and keep His cummundments . . . to have life and have it abundantly. His life no longer cries with skepticism and despair, but exhibits the hope found in God . . . the belief that all things work for the good of those that love the Lord . . . he learns that the only way to cure the Illnesses and barriers of his own society is to first solve the Individual problems of greed, hatred, lust, and sin In himself and then in others . . . through the power ofGod . . . but above all, with the old of the Christian environment that Harding affords, he recognizes that his search must lead hlm to God. You were one of the first faculty members we heard about upon entering Harding College, because of your intense scholarship and and dedicated Christian service. You hova demonstrated your learning abilities through such coltege experiences as independentty teaming elementary Greek and later breezing through the doctoral requirements in Greek, Hebrew, Latin, and German. You have since so insptred others with your balanced mixture of knowledge, sincerity, and wit that you received the Outstanding Young Teacher Award in 1966 and the Disttnguished Teacher Award of 1970. You have dedicated yourself to the Christian service of teaching others of God and His wilt for men, through the college classroom, the pulpit, the church Bible class, and the personal relationships of a Christian friend. You have proven the compatibility of scholarship and Chrtstionity, of reason and faith. Above olJ, you have directed the search of countless hundreds toward God. For your life of scholarship and service we the Senior Class of T972 dedicate the 1972 Petit Jean to you, Dr. Neale T. Pryor, for you are a morn of God. 'IO 1 tIIHlI M tIU ' - W m TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics Student Life , Ciosses Personalities Organizations Athletics V ,7 . Sodol Clubs Academy ,, Advertisements Diredory PRESIDENT Personalities 0f the Southh honors President Ganus DR. CLIFTON L. GANUS, in his seventh year as head of Harding re- mained impressed with the awesome responsibility involved in serving as president uf this institution. In recog- niliun uf hi5 nntuhlc work. he was hunnrcd this year by being included in Personalities of th: South? The in- creasing cnrullmcm of the college and Academy hen: in Scarcy. and the . Gradumc Schuul of Religion and - Academy in Memphis placed him X in charge of over 500 employees and h 4.000 students. He cuminued to rely grcmly 0n the help of the Development Council. a group made up of 200 Christian men whom President Ganus considered the eyes and ears of Har- ding College? In addition to his duties at the col- lege. he was on the Board of Directors for Ibaruki Chrisliun Foundation. First Security Bank. and Finest Foods. Inc. and a member of the Lions Club. Chamber of Commerce, and Advisory Board of Buy Scouts. g ; .1'1 f u I UNDAUNTED by iniuries received in a rag tog football game, Dr. Ganus presides over the October dedicuTion ceremony for Keller Hall: 14 f g , - nwm g- - wwmng? WCE-PRESIDENT Vice-President named among top young educators BILLY RAY COX Hardings ex- ecutive Vicc-Prcsidcnt. was namad among the Outstanding Young Edu- cators uf Amcricu fur his continued service In the school and community. He traveled In Chicago and Dallas with the American Stmlics group in the fall and was asked 10 spunk at a spacial management seminar al the University of Wiansin 'm the spring scmester. Hc conducted scvcral such seminars for the Uniwrsily of Arkansas and worked with Chairman Wilbur D. Mills on u speciai tux reform act He also puniuipuicd in :1 special panel on cdu- mlinn in Wushinglun. D. C. A pupulur speaker. he was much in demand for banquets and he spoke at the Oklahoma Christian College lec- lurcship. He was invited to become a member of 'Ilnmnmslcrs. a nationally fumnus' organization for men interested in public spanking. POPULAR us a public speaker, Mr. Cox is 0 favorite at 1he pre-schooL conference. SHARING Ihe floor th his daughter Kim, Mr. Cox relaxes m 0 Senior class picnic. 16 BILUr RAY COX. MBA, CPA. TM OBSERVING the first landscaping around the newly completed merfs dormMr. Tucker com- plefes another personaW goal and another muior building proiecf for Harding studenis. WATCHING his oldest son Steven play football, enioying 0 fun moment, and relaxing in his favorite overalls, Mr Tucker is a friendly, familiar sight or Galaxy ball games. 3 z: 9 LDTI' TUCKER, BA VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. Tucker heads $350,000 Searcy drive for Harding LOTT R. TUCKER. JR. Harding's Vicc-Prcsidum fur l 'inance. was pre- scnlcd the Citizen of the Year Award by Uh: Scurcy Civirun Club for dis- tinguished scrx ice and outstanding busi- ness and Civic leadership. He served :13 head of a successful drive in Searcy lu misc 53501100 for the college. prov- ing himself worthy uf such an award. 0n campus. he hccumc involved in everything related to the financial npcrulinn nl' Harding and specifically conccrncd himsull' with the construc- tinn of thc new slmlcnl center. He alsn served as chairman of the Industrial Cnmmitlcc for Ihc Scarcy Chamber of f'ummcrcu. 17 DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Pryor awarded new honor by 20th Century Christian DR. JOSEPH E. PRYOR received the Christian Educator of the Year award for 1971 presented by 20th Cen- mry Christian and was also selected as an Outslanding Educator in America. He directed the Worship Commitlee and continued as an elder at the College Church. In the AIC' he served as chairman of a committee to make a thorough study of financial aids to athletes and even oper- ated the clock. acting as official scorckccpcr for home football and basketball games, As national Secre- tary-Trcasurcr of Alpha Chi, he dircclcd an expansion program that added scvcnlccn new chapters last year. traveling to Hawaii. Illinois, and Tennessee lo personally install some of them. He co-ordinated the 1971 na- tional mccling of Alpha Chi in Mem- phis, Tcnncssce and hosted and plan- ned the program for the 1971 meeting of academic deans of Christian Col- Iegcs. CONFEDERATE cup ulters Dr. Pryor's image as he pres1des m TNT's kangaroo court. 18 JOSEPH E. PRYOR, PhD DURING registration, Deon Pryor, mung with his able assistant Dr. Corr, finds himself attending to the myrwad of 1ime-consuming dermis characteristic of the firs? week. HILARITY, under the direction of Dr. Carr and S. A. president Buddy Jones, helps relieve the tension of first week activities. JAMES F. CARR, JR, EdD ASSISTANT DEAN Dr. Carr believes It is great to be at Harding? DR. JAMES F. CARR, in his second year at Harding, had an active role on campus and in the community. During the summer he served as director of the summer seSSion, which proved to be one of the more successful in recent years. His community activities in- cluded membership on the Governorts Committee for Employment of the Handicapped, the Executive Board 0 the Quapaw Council of Boy Scouts of America, and the Board of the Searcy Kiwanis Club. On campus, he sponsored the fresh. man class and the Galaxy social club. One of his most frequently heard com- ments was uItts great to be at Harding! STOPPING btiefly for 0 visit with Mrs. Huddleston, Dr. Carr is a familiar figure. 19 BERNADINE EGLY, MSSW PERSONNEL DEANS Campbell and Egly asked to sponsor Campus Congress BERNADINE EGLY continued to broaden the scope of her activities as Dean of Women by encouraging the beginning of two new social clubs. She also worked to publish. for the first time. a small pamphlet for the new girls. advertising the different clubs and their activities. EDDIE CAMPBELL moved on campus this year to assume responsi- bilities as dorm manager for Armstrong Hall and shared the task of sponsoring the ncwly formed Campus Congress with Mrs. Egly. He also served as Dean of Men and Assistant Director of Admissions. He worked closely with ynung people at the Downtown Church. FINANCIAL aids for students is discussed by Dean Campbell 01 spec'xol fall meeting. 20 EDDIE R. CAMPBELL, MAT VIRGIL LAWYER, FRED ALEXANDER. DEAN OF STUDENTS Bison Boosterhh Lawyer travels to athletic events VIRGIL LAWYER traveled to Hot Springs for the meeting of the South- west Association of Student Personnel Administrators and also enjoyed travel- iug to the away game with the football and basketball teams. A great sports fan. he helped as an unofficial as- sistant for the cross country team and sponsored the Bison Boosters. He is a member of Phi Alpha Theta, an honorary history society, and enjoys reading history in his spare time. SIDEBURNS are measured by Dean Lawyer us pcm of registration for Randy Sims. DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Alexander plans more high school days for Harding FRED ALEXANDER initiated a program 10 offer more high school guest days which gave prospective stu- dents a better chance to come and examine the Harding facilities. He also visited each of the Christian junior colleges to recruit students, usually taking several transfers with him to hcip share Harding with their former classmates. Although he traveled often, he also found time to serve as senior class co-sponsor. REGISTRAR Large enrollment handled quickly in a record time VIRGIL M. BECKETT planned and supervised the registration of a record breaking enrollment of students. and even accomplished this task in less time than it took last year. He served as Chairman of the Academic Scholarship Committee and was re- sponsibie for seeing that all seniors met the graduation requirements. He is a member of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars. BOUND periodicals are moved to ground floor of library for greater convenience. LIBRARIAN Librarian proud of spacious new library additions SHIRLEY BIRDSALL was kept busy during the summer months get- ting the new $400,000 addition to the library ready for the beginning of school. Under her direction. nearly every book and magazine in the library had to he moved, but the extra space made it possihle to Serve an additional 200 students. She attended the state meeting of the American Library As- suciution and is a member of Beta Phi Mu. an honorary library society. 22 VIRGIL BECKETT. BA SHIRLEY BIRDSALL. MSLS NVAL D. ROYSE. EdD HARRY OLREE. EdD GRADUATE STUDIES Royse strengthens graduate program using self-study DR. NYAL D. ROYSE, in an effort to strengthen the department of educa- tion, conducted a self-study analysis of the graduate program. He was ap- pointed as Hardings representative to the American Association of Collega for Teacher Education and attended their convention in Chicago. He was also named to Community Leaders of America and is a member of Pi Kappa Delta. a national honor society in education. MUSCUlAR strength and general fitness is tested by Dr, Olree for NASA research. DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Research director consults others on NASA project DR. HARRY D. OLREE continued his supervision of the NASA project and traveled to Washington, D. C. and the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston for consultation with other researchers in his field. He was asked to serve as the NAIA representative to 21 Joint Commission of Cmnpetitive and Medical Aspecls of Sports. and edited the American College of Sports Medicine newsletter. BOARD OF TRUSILES. FRONT ROW: Dr George Bensan, Louis Green, John Baldwin. Mrs Robert Warnock, Leman Johnson, James Thompson, Dr. Cliton Ganus. SECOND ROW: James filers, DaHas Harrise Dre Houston Karnese Houston Ezell, Roy Sawyer, Jim Bifl Mclnteere THIRD ROW Rmhard Gibson, David Burton, Milton Peebles, Dr. Harold Cogbum. Hillard Johnmeyer. Flanoy Alexander, Dr Richard Burt, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board of Trustees pledges $1 million for new programs Members of the Board of Trustees gave liberally 0f themselvei their means. and lheir time In further the work at Harding. A9 tangible proof of lhcir interest in Christian education the Iwenly-four members of Harding's Board pledged more than $1 million in Phase II of the Decade of Develop- ment program. Seven members of the Board were chosen to head a permanent Trustee Development C'nmmittec and James Ellers of Memphis. Tennessee was selected as the new board chairman. BOARD members Mr. Hendrix and Dre Burt visit with Sarah Morris 01 facuhy tea. 24 ACADEMICS Shorter semesters are welcome change in academic year Shorter semeslers caused a definite change in the academic year at Har- ding. For students especially. it was a welcome change since it afforded an extra week of vacation during the Christmas holidays. Eleven new faculty members were added to the staff to meet the needs of Hardings 2.060 students and the stuclcnt-faculty ratio was held to 19.8. In accordance with the practice of recognizing high quality instruction, the 1971 Distinguished Teacher Awards were presented to Dr. Raymond Muncy. Mrs. Ermal Tucker, and Dr. Winfred Wright. A plan for granting college credit on the basis of scores achieved on the College Level Examination Pro- gram KTLEIU was added to the aca- demic program. A mm! of 82 enlering freshmen earned 1.741 semester hours of credit toward graduation. FINE weather makes 0 Harding swing fhe perfect study place for Lambert Murray. PREPARATION for class is as necessary for Steve Smith as it is for his studems. EXCElLENT new library faciliiies and modern equipment sych us the microfilm readers make research and term papers less dlffiCU . CLOWNING around outside of class, Dr. Muncy is an exampie of how teachers are not afraid to be involved in normal student life. 1h um - '1'. I- .n. ACADEMICS Teachers who care add to knowledge gained from books Harding students found something in education besides that which was in books. Sometimu in fact, the books did not even get the attention they de- served in the midst of pep ralliw, out- ings, club meetings, late night bull sash sions in the dorm, and just plain goof- ing off on a sunny afternoon. Teachers who cared reminded the student just what college was for, and in spite of the value of social experienom, he found that there were some things he just had to settle down and learn for himself. HAVING The chance to study outdoors is worTh dis'rradions -for Linda lnscore. 26 NEXT to the radiator. Robin Brunner finds a warm place for late night studying. BUYING books marks beginning of year for Cheryl Feilows and Alice Arrington. v:1:':;gh-?m' 0 - W -is ...:-w- , CLOSED classes, conflicting required courses, and indecision are problems which Jim Miller faces as he begins work on his schedule. SEASONAL beauty on campus offers Bruce Augsberger an escape from the ordinary by providing pleasan: surroundings for his study. 27 J CAMPAIGNERS returning from their summerws work in Europe, experience a happy reunion with friends and family at Memphis airport. BIBLE ; Students teach, travel abroad in Mission wPrepare Thousands of people were taught New Testament Christianity as Har- ding students participated in the MIS- SIONXPREPARE program. In addi- tion to Action campaigns being con- ducted in the United States, 34 stu- dents worked in Germany. Holland, and Italy under the leadership of Dr. Joe Hacker. Gottfried Reichei, a native German. served as visiting pro- fessor of missions. Must of the teachers in the depart- ment wcrc im'olvcd in the 48th annual lecturcship held on campus in Novem- ber. Thc thcmc of the lectures was Faith in Cnnflict and some of the regularly required daily Bible classes were dismissed so that all students might him: a better chance to hear some of lhe widely recognized speak- crs that were on campus. BIBLICAL language moiors can appreciate The pof'rent guidance of Professor Burke. 2B 1-. V E? 8.17 ' cm: II. Allen. MRE James D. Bales, PhD William L. Burke. MA w. Joe Hacker, DRE EarlConard Hays, MA, 80 Ruben Helsten. MA Winfred 0. Wright ksociate Professnl Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Dr. de I'Universita Bible Bible Greek Religious Education Bible Bible Associate Professor Missions - E. Howard. PhD Allan L. Isom. ThM Neale T. Prym. ThD Gottfried Reichel, BA Andy T. Ritchie, MA Jack Wood Sears, PhD 'hslstant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Viswting Professor Assistam Professor Professor Bible and Hebrew Bible Bible Bible and Missions Bible Bible VISITiNG from Munich, Germany, in51rucror 01; 155530115. GoTTfried llSTENING fhoughtfulfy us Neale Pryor discusses the Word of God. Reichel, grades papers 05 his daughter Elizabeth wmches intently. students enioy having a Class outdoors in qhe empty lily pond, 29 Ted M. Altman, EdD Barbara G. Barnes. MAT Jerome M. Barnes. EdD Associate Professor Physical Education Shirley Birdsall, MSLS Librarian Reference Librarian John Frock. MT Associate Professor Physical Education 30 Instructor Physical Education Jess Busy. MA Assistant Professor Physical Education Elizabeth F. Dykes. MLS Hugh M. Groover, MEd Associate Professor Physical Education Nyal D. Royse. EdD Assodate Professor Education Richard A. Johnson, BA Cecil M. lack, MA Associate Professor Physicat Education Winnie E. Bell. MALS Assistant Librarian Dan 0. Berryhill, EdD Assistant Professor Physical Education Bobby L. Coker. EdD Assistant Professor Education Jeny Mote, MAT Assistant Professor Physical Education rr ,-. r? M. E. Borrrhill. ' Professor Physical Educa : Bob J. Corbin. -' Assislant Prulxv: Physical Edu .. - Associate Professor Education Louis Butterfield, BA Kathryn H.Campbell, MAT Assistant Director Assistant Professor Educ. Media Center Physical Education Robert T. Knight, MA Assistant Professor Physical Education James F. Carr, EdIJ Professo: Education Theodore R. lloyd. MS Assistant Protessar Physical Education Harry D. mm, X Professor Physical Educa Associate Instructor Physical Education Edward G. Sewell. PhD Professor Education Betty Work Watson. MA Murray W. Wilson, MA Assistant Professor Assisiant Professor Education Education VIEWING progress made on spacious new stands are Couch Frock and Dr. Palmer. --4.. EDUCATION NCATE examiners approve teacher education program During the year 1970-71 a seIf-study was conducted by the faculty of the teacher education program. As a result of the 224-page survey report, and a visit on campus by an examining team from the National Council for Ac- creditation of Teacher Education, Har- ding was re-accredited for its bacca- laureate program for the preparation of elementary and secondary teachers. The growing number of majors in this field made use of the services in the educational media center which was moved to the new section of the library. Achievements among faculty mem- bers of this department Were numerous. Dr. Royse, Dr. Barnes, Dr. Coker, and Dr. SeWell were all selected to be in- cluded in the 1971 edition of Outstand- ing Educators of Anmrt'ca, and Betty Watson was recognized among the Out- standing Young Women of America DURING supervised teochtng, Linda Kuhl finds playground duty to be enjoyabie. NEW media center facilities are put in or- der by assistant director Lou Butterfleld. WITH Mr. HoHowoy's assistance, prac- tice is more hetpful for Kathy Bayers. COLD hands at those late season games make pfoying difficult for Lynda Hayes. FINE ARTS Increased number of art students use new facility The dedication of the new art center recognized the generous donation of Mrs. Mildred Taylor Stevens and the importance of the new facility was re- flected in the increase of art majors. Summer lab classes made use of the learning center when for the first time classes in ceramics and sculpture were offered. Numerous shows were given and honors won by faculty members and students in the department. The A Cappella Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Davis, participated in tours and programs throughout the states and even sang at a choral festival in the Hague during their nine week summer tour of Europe. Members of the department combined hard work and talent in the fall musical produo tion, Fiddler on the Roof. SINGING in LittIe Rock, the A Cappella Chorus performs at a Wilbur Mills rally. 32 Inge E. Baggett. MA Kenneth Davis. JL. DMus Clifton L. Ganus, Ill. MME Stanley B. Green, BSE William W. Holloway, PhD Elizabeth B. Mason, MA Assistant Professor Protessor Assiszant Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Proiessor Music Music Music Art Music Art Eric 1'. Moore. EdD Mona Moore, BA Satah Croum Morris. MM Paul Pitt. MA Dan 0. Robinson. AM Ann R. Seweil. MM Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor Assistant Professor Assistant Proiessor Music Music Piano Art Art Music SENIOR Leonore Baker applies finishing ?ouches ?0 wood sculpture before showing. COMBINING learned skHls th originality, Randy Gardner odds defaiis 10 his piece. HUMANITIES Ulrey to direct use of AFAC grant for the humanities As project director of a special grant from the National Endowment of Hu- manities. Dr. Evan Ulrey was in charge of promoting the humanities program for colleges in the Arkansas Founda- tion of Associated Colleges. The debate team continued to win honors in state competition and IWO new speech teachers, Sammy Parker and Morris Ellis, joined the faculty. Several changes Were made through- out the English department to meet the new requirements in Arkansas for teacher certification. Gary Elliott re- turned to the staff after working on his doctoral degree. PROUD as would be any new father, Jack Ryan enthusiastically watches as his rec: ?- adopted daughter, Jul'xe, sfops to engage in a friendly chat with a willing SHIV; Josephine Cleveland, MA Assistant Professor English Duane McCamphelI. MA Asmslant Prolassor English .4; 7?? Y Neil 3. Cone. PhD 1, Harvey Dykes, MA Gary Elliottl MA Munis Ellis, MA Robert L Hestln, M! Allen I. Professor Assistant meessor Assistant Professor Instructor Assistant Professor In 1-; Journalism and English Speech English Speech German Engl-if. Nancy 8. Myers. MA Dennis M. Organ, MA Sam Parker. MA Charles Pittman. MA John H. Ryan. MA Eugene U Instructor Instructor Instructor Assistant Professor Associate Professor English Journaiism and English Speech English Speech Evan Ulrey, PhD Richard W.Walker. PhD Robert E. West, MA Edward White. MA Dorothy 8. Wright Professor Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Dr. de l'Universite Speech Speech Speech English Assistant Professor Associate ' French Fraud! 34 GOOD nhotoiournolism demands comscieni VISITING professors from fhe University of Mississippi provide 0 change of pace for lious efforl of photographer, Mlke James, Mr, Ellimfs American Novef class wiTh their slide prescntahon on William Faulkner. '25 :5g39roma. .. A ' K DISTINGUISHED Teacher Award winner, Dr. Wright, enioys gome in spite of the sun. STUDENT direCTOr Ken Cox coaches hi5 COST members, Becky Oidroyd and Karen OlreeA CHEMISTRY expcrlmem demands careful meesuromems by senior Leland Vickers. ATTENTION Io demil is imporium in the physics experiment done by Bobby Beasley. ' . 7h NATURAL SCIENCE New hMan and His Environmenth9 class stresses ecology A new course related to ecology, Man and His Environment, was added to the curriculum of the Natural Science Department. New faculty mem- bers included Dr. Steve Smith in mathe- matics and Mrs. Beth Wilson in Home Economics, Members of the depart- ment were involved in many off- campus activities. Governor Bumpers appointed Mr. LaWSOl'I to the Arkan- sas Science and Technology Council and Dr. England was asked to particie pate in Science-Bible seminars on several colleges campuses. Dr. Mildred Bell traveled to St. Paul, Minnesota for the national home economics semi- nar in October. 36 GUEST lecturer and consumer specialist from the Food and Drug Administrgfion, Mrs. Whiteside lunches with chairman of ihe Home Economic: Department, Dr. Mildred Bell. Iilllnd L Ball. PhD Iroy Blue. MA Sharon D.Grockett. MS Alva Gene Bugger. MS Don England. PhD Maurice L. Lawson. MS James E. Mackey, PhD Professor Assistant Professor instructor Instructor Professo! Assaciate Professor Assistant Professor Home Economics Mathematics Home Economics Mathematics Chemistry Physics Physics Nulll'lummarMS Dean B. Priest, PhD Joseph E. Pryor. PhD Ward B Roberson, PhD William F. Rushtun. MA lack Wand Sears, PhD Clifford E. Sharp, MST Instructor Associaie Professor Professor Assistant Professor Ass siant Professor Professor Instructor Binlngicai Science Mathematics Physical Science Biological Science Biological Science Biological Science Physical Science km W. Smith, PIID Steve Smith. PhD Elaine C.Thompsun, MA Eva Thompson, PhD William D.Williams. PhD Beth Wilson. MS Edmond W. Wilson. PhD Assisiunt Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Proiessor Associate Professor Professor instructor Assistant Professor Chemistry Mathematics Home Economics Home Economics Chemistry Home Economics Chemistry George W. Woodrufi, PhD Assistant Professor Biological Science CHILD development is studied first hand in regular daily nur- sery school acfivities. SAYING good-by as they leave for Dallas is noT easy for American Studies members. Paul W. Ammnns, BA Gary Bartholomew, MBA Associate Instrucior Instructor Sociology Accounting 5N1? 5X39 . I. Ronald L. Brotherton. MA Bill H.Cox. MBA. CPA William LCulp, BA Dun Diffine. MA Clifion L. Ganus, PhD lames Hedrick, EdD. CPA Allan L lull. Assistant Prniessor Assocuate Professor Instrucior Assistant Professor Professor Professor Assistant P ufj Psychology Business Administration Sociology Business Administration History Accounting Counsamlj Fred R. lewell, MA Robert J. Kelly. MA Virgil H. Lawyer. MA Lewis Moore. MAT Raymond Muncy. PhD Thomas c. Myers, MEd Walter L Po ' Assistant Prolessor Instruczur Assistant Professor Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant P History Business Administration History Sociology History Political Science Psycholou. Dallas Roberts. MA lne T. Segraves, MA Clifford E. Sharp, MSI Thomas R. Statom, MAT Ermal H. Tucker, MS Bilty D. Vedxler. PhD H. Eugen. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Instructor Associate Professor Associate Protessor Assistant 5' Political Science History Geugraphv History Business Education Sociology Business Admin 38 -1.- -- d-dlu-H -.:..-.--.... : 4:53.45 ADVERTISEMENT for popular educmionul civilization series is posted in library. INTERNATIONAL Smdy Program sponsors Roy Muncy and Tom Myers make plans. SPEED and accuracy are goals achieved Only by procrice for typmg students. SOCIAL SCIENCE New majors offered in field of social work and business A new major in social work and a growing concern among students for the ilfs of society brought an increase in the number of psychology and sociology majors. A free professonal counseling center was made available to Harding students and the Family Service Center provided many worth- while services for the community. Two new majors were offered within the business department. management and finance, and the Executive Busi- ness Team continued to rate high in competition with other schools. HER friendly hello and smite make Mrs. Lomax a favorite with Hutdirtg studsnfs. STAFF Minimum outside services required to operate college Climaxng a hectic summer which saw various major projects completed. the approximately 300 Harding staff members readied the college for an- other year of activity. Included among the construction projects were the completion of both the library addition and the new stadium. and a refurbish- ing of the College Inn; The staff members effectively mini- mized the need for outside services. Added services and income were pro- vided by the auxiliary enterprises of the college. such as the Harding Press, the College Dairy, and the College Bowl. MAINTENANCE men such as Virqit Wood keep even the old buildings in good shape. 40 Spw , w ?'H'fmig. . h Theda Aaron, BA. IBM Operator Idell Abels. LPN. Director, Cathcart Hall Barbara Altman. Sec. Educ. Media Center Jane Anderson. Bookkeeper. Business Office Peggie Baker, 35. Secretary, B hle Dept. Johnnie Ballard, Maintenance Foreman lemme Barnes, EdD. Mgr.. New Men's Dorm Gary Bartholomew, MBA, Dileclnr of Placement Dean Bawcnm. BS. Admissions Counselor LaVerne Beach. Sec.. Home Economics Dept Sheba Baasley, Bookkeeper. Business Office Joan Berryhill, Clerk. College Bookstore Rheha Berryhill, BA, Assistant, Library Lucille Buhannon, Clerk, Post Office Harriet D. Bradley. Secw Heaith Center William E. Bridges, BS. Acct, Business Office Ronald L Brotherton, MA. Dir. of Counseling Becky Brnvm. Secretary, Academy Supt. Tommie Brown. Assistant Postmistress Thelma Buchanan, Direclor, Kendall Hall Sue Bury, Bookkeeper, Business Office loyce Bullard. Secretaly. Regisirar Corinne Burke. BA, Assistant, Library Edward Burt, Manager. College Buw1 Ruth Burt, Bookkeeper. Business Office Bobby L. aner, EdD, Dir. of Inst. Testing Earl Collins, Asst. Mgt, Pattie Cobb Cafeteria Mary D. Cooper. Sen. Accouniing Office Bab l. Corbin. MEd. Research Associate Doris Coward. BA, Secretary, Alumni Office Mattie lean Cox, LVN. College Nurse David Crouch, BS. Director, News Bureau William F. Curry. Mgrv, Heritage Center Floyd Daniel. 55, Director of Deveiopment James H Daniel, Bk, Dir. of Deferred Giving Ramona H. Diles, BA. Sec.. Piacement Office Georgia H, DuBois. PBX Operator Gertrude Dykes, Asst. Mgr., Bookstore John Lee Dykes. MS, Manager. Bookstore Latina Dykes, BS.Sec..Vice Pres. of Finance Anita Elliott, CXerk. Post Olfice Merle Elliott, Stumroum Joann Fields, Secretary. Admissions Office Opal French. Postmistress Raymund French, Maintenance Department Paul M Gardner. MS. Dir. of Alumni Relations Ruth Goodwin, Director, Pattie Cobb Hall Camarine Gould, BA. Sec, Dean of the College Belty Green. Secretary. Alumni Field Stanley Green, BSE. Dirl, Publications Hugh M. Grower, MEd, Ath1etic Director Mary Groves. Secretary. Scxence Department Corinne Hart, Manager, Pattie Cobb Cafeteria Cheryl Hazel. Sec., Student Work Supervisor Billie Hessefrude. BS, Secl. Dir. of Admissions W.G. Hulleman. Supervisor. Maintenance Vivian Hyde. Sec., Academy Principal Brenda James. Sec. Business Office Ruby lanes, BS. Direclor. Stephens Hall Joyce luhnson, Secretary, Dean of Men Relen Kearbey. Bookkeeper, Business Office Alice Ann Kellar, Asst. Dir., Publicity Office lean Kelly. SecV, Director of Research Deborah Latimer, BA. Sen, Placement Office Carol Jan Leckliter, MA. Secretary, Library Hazel lumal, Manager, College Inn Roget Lowry. MBA. Admissions Counselor Mifdred 8. Mchy, Secrelary, J. D. Bales C.W. McDaniel, Jr., Manager. College Laundry Patricia McElwain. Secreiary, Harding Press Gary Martin, IA. Admissions Counseior Maw Olga Martin, Director, Heritage Dormitory Wilt Marlin. MAT. Manager. Keller Hall Kathleen Milner. Sec., Elementary School lane Musick. Sec., Financial Aids Office Edwina Pace, Secretary. President W. T. Pearson, Constuclion Superintendent Guy Petway, Manager, American Heritage Inez Picklns. BA, Heritage Receptionist Mable Pierce, Bookkeeper. Business Office lyle Foindexter. Equipment Opnrator Charlene Frock, Sec, Personnel Office Hubert Pulley. Supervisor. Campus Wurk Gloria Reynolds. MT. Research Assistant COMPLETION of new buildings necessitates Enstolimion of more drainage sysrems. Greg Rhodes. Transpurtation Officer Amanda Risinger. Assistant, Library Louise Rivers. Secretary. Development Office Byron A. Rowan. BS, Comptmller Cheryl Russell, Bookkeeper, Business Office Marge Schramm, Sen, Personnel Office Russell Shnwalter, MA. Din, Financial Aids Cindy Slinglulf. Secretary, Speech Department Carmll Smith. PhD, Research Associate Donald Smith, Pilot Herman Spurlock, BA. Chief Engineer Ruhari Street, Mgr., College Fatm and Dairy Flora Swartz Bookkeeper, Busmess Office Judy Tindell, Secretary. Personnel Office Bonnie Tramel, Secretary. Pulecity Office Bulord Tucker. Exec, Secretary, Alumni Office EIhert Turman. Boiler Room Operator lee Underwood. MS, Acct, Business Office Bernie Vines. Student Work Supervisor Lois Vines. BA, Secretary, Education Dept. William T. Wallace, MA. Assistant Registrar Sam Watts. Manager, Graduate Hall Herman West, Manager, Harding Press Rosemary Wilson. Sec., Admissions Office Donna Wolfe. BA. Sen. Vice President Ann Wand. Bk Sea, Student Personnel Dorothy Woodrun, Sec, Development Office Lourelia Ward. Secretary. Bookstore Ann Wlighl. Secretary. Development Office Patricia Young. BA, Cashier, Buisness Offica I . . .L r: P. . .. . .4 31ka y. .11.. XIII. ....CL 1L1,c: 11.? -A...4u b-Jlr ' E m L T N E D U T S WORLD SCENE World situations touch the lives of every student Events happening throughout the world created a special interest for Harding students for academic pur- poses and because of genuine concern over the plight of mankind. Wars af- fected some students' homes, and others were alarmed by natural dis- asters. International diplomacy which lead to the expulsion of Nationalist China from the U. N. distressed students from Oriental nations. President Nixon's move to place a freeze on the Ameri- can economy touched every part of American life, including the economic situation of Harding. Awareness of $ international occurances led the student to a better understanding of the world with which he must cope; r PRIOR to the U. N. vote to oust Nation- h ulist China, Liu Chien teads a walkout. WORKERS search the debris of Veterans Administration Hospital ieft by a massive earth- quake that shook the L05 Angeles area where many tumiiies of Harding students live EXPRESSIONS clearly portraying the helpless state of victims of an unhappy war appear on the faces of East Pakistani refugees as they find makeshift homes in concrete pipes. WIDE WORLD PHOTOS 46 ELABORATING on principles that affect Harding and all of Ameri- cu, President Nixon expiulns the phases of the woge-price freeze. CAUSING worId-wide surprise, Chou En-LaT of the Peeple's Republic of China mds in planning President Nixon's 1our of his country. SALUTING the flag of the nohon tho? sen: him 10 1he moon's surface, James B. Irwin represents progress for international Technology. GREEDILY indMgimg in handqus of chocolme pie and whipped cream, Jim McLeod and John Brunner enier into The spirit of Hilarity. PENSIVENESS and eagerness work the expressions of Alon Dixon and BeHndu Sims. us They undergo The rigors of schedure counseling. $3.5:-t I-p ' CONFUSION for 0 new 51udent To Bis-on mnd meets. c1 pheasant end wifh She Friendly ask sistcmce of Christy Cantrell and Bruce Blukney as 1hey offer direcflons to Sharon Geddes. I5 NUM-ERQUS hips up and down the windmg Ere escape of Cclfhmri HCIH are The reward for Harding 5 beilboy: C15 4193; assist hehzkwa ?onmles in waning up living quarters. 4B ;i:i:i:i:u:- 1 ' v-4 2 1 AVIDLY displaying theh vorocious appetites Nikki Johnson J'm Bailey. and Kenny Dowdy enicy free watermelon affercd icy The Smdem Associmian m cm :1H school parry. FIRST WEEK Record enrollment causes overflow in Harding dorms Rcvumping ol' the school calendar necessilaled an early rclurn from cam- paigns. work travel. and studies for Harding students; A rccurd enrollment of 2.0m l'lnmlcd the campus in the middle of AugusL Counseling. numerous forms. registra- tion lines. the hook exchange. and I. D. picturcs cmwdcd the students' time. The prospects of adjusting to :1 com' pletely ncu cnvimnmcnt caused appre- hension for many and a sense of home- sickncss for olhcrx. Tu cumhul the lennthOIlS lusks and Ioncly Fcclings. ull-sclmnl parties spon- snrcd by the SA. provided entertain- ment and rcicam. The watermelon party fczuurcd tasty watermelon and singing groups. In the closing activity 0f the l'irsl wcck. Ihc upperclnssmen overwhelmch the freshmen in the con- 1cgts of Hilarity. SKI'FTISHLY awaiting 1he cllck from The camera, Wayne Johnson poses for his I.D. HANDING back ?he numerous forms is wel- come relief after much fedious wrifing 49 DORM LIFE Spirit of sharing learned in daily dorm experiences One of the most rewarding aspects of college life was the close personal contact found among students living in the dormitories. The constant exposure to differing backgrounds, thoughts, and values gave students an opportunity to develop their own personal attitudes to- ward life and their fellow man. Time spent in the dorm was often not so evenly divided between study, sleep, cards. and leisurely conversa- tion. On a deeper level, emotional and psychological growth was experienced by dormmates. Each friendship made its mark in the development of religi- ous convictions, future goals, and the spirit of brotherhood as found through- out the Harding community. WITHOUT any apparent hurry, Dena Groo- ver readies herself for CI relaxing evening. LAST minute touches on Alex 2in are giv- en by Bonnie Roper and Charlene Dietrich. 50 PARTICIPATING in 0 favorite pusttime of men's dorms, members of third floor Grad Sing- les smlr release and entertainment from the day's study with on OCTIVE game of spades. RESIGNING hersetf to the fact that a Heritage closet is not the world's largest stor- age pJuce, Cheryl Wooton does her best to maintain order with her many possessions. '. X admin WAIT NZ.-. .- am an: TAKING advantage of open house visitation hours, Robert Hazel and Patti Phelps spend some time examining a piece of her art. USING the phone for the combined purposes of casual chatter and study, Mark Mclnteer aids a companion in preparing for an exam. 5'I MARRIED STUDENTS Married students granted voice in campus government Providing an intcrcsting and unique culture on the Harding scene. married students cuntributcd grcatly to the suc- cess of the school year. Playing integral parts in academics and athletics. they also found 1-1 large portion of their time taken with household responsibilities. Many wuplcs faced the task of carry- ing a full load of study while attempt- ing to meet the challenge of child- raising. For the first year, the Student Associ- ation and Campus Cungrcss elections were cxlcndcd to include representa- tives From the married students. The aim of their representation was to pro- vide greater cooperation between married and dorm students. The Harding trailer park and apart- ments plus ul'f-campus housing offered a With: vuricly of living conditions for couples. Regardless of their situation they wcrc happy to be together in their own home. EXHIBITING uppcureht displeasure at c: necessary task, Bill John- son completes hi5 doiiy trip to the trash cans near his apartment. COMBINING necessary chores, Charley Oliver hangs he: wash out to dry while keeping a close watch on her hnie daughter, Jeannie. 52 CONSCIENTIOUSLY performing her role as a homemaker, Rosamond Caniey finds satisfan tion in displaying her cuhnory skill by preparing an exotic evening meal for her husband; ENJOYING a welcome break from Weir monotonus prepurcnion for tomorrow S classes, Rosemary and Larry Wilson mm homored wilh c1 visFT from their scholarly cal, Smokey. WASHING dishes 15 one of the many mlems H101 o husband mus? develop upon assuming the responsibilities of marriage, and Van McGibms-y deftly shaws his mustmy of The art. 53 PARTICIPATION in outdoor devotiona1s helps 10 establish the binding spirit of love and fellowship from Harding students to e VIVID enthusiasm marks Andy Rifchie's song leading 01 r: Monday Nighf Meeting. DAIlY chupei offers a short oppodunify for repose from the monotony of classes. 54 SUBTLE light costs 0 dramatic effect on the Rice of Bob He1slen as he addresses srudems during a Wednesday m'ghf lawn service. STUDENTS assembIe in humbha reverence before the natural beauty of God during the Homecoming devolionm on the peak of Bee Rock. WORSHIP Worship develops a spirit of unity and love for God With the current trends of violence and unrest. many factions appeared in a quest for 1:103 and security. Hippies? Jesus freak and extremists received the publicity yet failed to find the answer 10 their plight. Harding's answer of God was visible not only in regularly scheduled worship. but in daily vespers, lawn services, Monday Night Meeting, chapel, and Lily Pond Devotionals. Perhaps the answer as seen in the spirit of Harding College assisted par! of the world in finding its peace and security. FALL weather and a lithed fountain en- hcmce a Thursday night lily pond service. 55 SERVING as Imlesf cheerleader, Wendy Palmer poases concerned and apprehensive glan- CBS 01 ?he EROTmOUS Crowd yeHing encouragement to chr'dimg during The Homecommg game. REIGNING as Queem of Homecoming festivilies brings smiles of joy and excitement to June! Richcardsom while Liz WiHisfon cmd Maana Peacock serve as her G?Tendums. POISED for $he quick snap, Tom Ed Gooden commands the Bisons against Ouochitc. MIXED emotions are evident as shoufing students support their football pWGyers 56 DIRECTING cheers with marked c-mFrusiomw cmd in Clmimpcrion of The comtng game, Kathy Nelson's spirit is ptomguwcgd by :1 Homihg bonfire but: far NM: pup rnHy CH Bee Rock. HOMECOMING Revamped schedule is geared toward Hardingk alumni Breaking with tradition, coronation of the Homecoming Queen occurred on Friday nflcrnnnn and the festivities 0f Homecoming opened with a band con- cert proceeding the Crowning of Janet Richardson. Serving as attendants were Liz Williston and Martina Peacock. A chili supper at Wyldcwood was high- lighted by a pep rally and bonfire at Bcc Rock and the outdoor events con- cluded with a devotional. Offerings for the evening included Crazy Daze. a variety show. and Fiddler 0n the Roof. Gearing Homecoming toward the alumni. such activities as a Black and Gold dinner. Saturday club breakfasts, a special chapel program. and class lunches were held in their honor. The Bisons futtcrcd in a close game against Ouachitu. Halftime featured the queen and her courL attended lay class rep- resentatives. Past queens and captains were also honored while the Searcy High und Bison Bands performed. An overflow audience viewed Fiddler for the Closing of Homecoming, STUFFING huge womrtfuh Dd Mmmnsy cmd John McGun'es down Irlrge bowls 3f the Student Anuorirmmrn Huh leh obvious pleasure, CORONATION for Jtmm Pichcx-dzon mcludt-s u b'igh! bouquet of rad roses and crown piug 0 Mar, e C-ertqrufutUHOP-g hem BtHy Roy Cox. 57 JAZZ played with an enthusiastic flctir by members of the Preser. varion Hall Band gives students 0 taste of the New Orleans Blues. TALENI' runs. in the Cowsill family as evidenced by the harmonious singing of the oldest and youngest members of the musical group. LYCEUMS Hit musical groups head Harding bill of entertainment Bringing a wide diversity of enter tainment to thc Harding stage, the lyceum series provided students with an opportunity to hear celebrities and noted musical groups without paying a high price. Famous name performers highlighted the program. For the college's Christ- mas party, the Cowxill family presented a variety of styles in their show. Kenny Rogers and the First Edition gave listeners a heavy, hard sound as they performed their golden record hits. Ray Stevens pleased the crowd with his ability to make the viewers laugh and his quantity of top songs. While belting out the blues, Preservation Hall encouraged students to sing along. Versatile programs by the Serendip- ity Singers and the Common Good completed the year's shovels. 58 VERSATILE as. 0 music'xan, singer, cmd comedian, Ray Stevens prvsenfs a weH-rcunded program of popular songs and funny Mnes which provide for m high quomy concert LOVE ballads and folk songs help set the mood for refaxing evenlnq of emerminment as the Common Good, C1 trio from Lmle Rock, presents a show for the fol! cheum program. OFFERING students an unusual and rare experiencc in musical performance, the Serendip- ity Singers of Colx'fomTa do renditions of older songs To add variety fo their show INTENSE involvement on the port of Kenny Rogers, 05 he leads his group the First EdL tion in a score of current hits, provides a full house several hours of entertainment. 59 PLAYFULLY rhrowlng leaves, Metindo Stanton, Susan Woods, Kuihy BurTon, and JoeHe Honlon display some popular sweorer fashions. EFFORTS to establish consistent enforcement of Harding hair codes leads Deon Lawyer to measure the sldebum lengths of Randy Zeps. BLUE ieunr, and Mahiccm wrseyg ore sporTing amre for fall days of horseplay as Vomit: Hockney goods Dave Seo'ron into action. 60 Agra! u-mw I n J Ill! PATRIOTISM headed American fashion into a new mode with red, white, and blue stars and stripes setting styles in sweaters and shoes like 1he ones worn by SW Morgan, SUNSHINE and happiness beam from The faces of Angle Kelley and Laura ShuffeH os1hey express the ups and downs of llfe with smile and frown shirts in a colorful setting. FASHIONS Harding reflects fashionable trends of American scene Along with the standards of modera- tion. Harding students kept abreast in the fashion world. Trends on campus advanced toward the midi-Iength, the natural image, and the layered look. Patriotism was exhibited by everything from flag decals sewn on jeans to red, white. and blue shoes. T-shirts pledged allegiance to the wearefs favorite hero or club. Relaxation of hair and dress codes permitted men to grow mustaches: and the length of sideburns was Iowared. Beginning in the fall semester pam- suits were approved wear for women during evening activities. MIDIS 5e? fashion talk for Mike Shannon, Angie Yingling, and MarfLynn Mclnfeer. 6? R0 UTINE Chores and study dominate the list of daily activities Curtain never ending events accom- panied a student lhroughout his years at college. Although necessary. many 0f the incidents bordered on being monotonous. The daily hustle to classes. and the infinite sessions. of study and research at the library nmk up the greatest por- tion of u sludentk time. Cleanlinesx occupied more spacc in the student's day with twice a week room checks and an indefinite amoum of dirty laundry to he washed. Despite the many time consuming duties. one endured the drudgery much easier with fricnds nearby 10 offer aid and L'SLZZIPC from the routine. h WEARINESS overcomes Vicki Brisrow while i. h she studies for her tests at breakfast SILHOUETTED by the dorm lights! G Harding coupie pauses for c: few moments 10 break the routine of the day by a goodnight kiss; NECESSARY chores such as doing laundry are not always the most exciting experiences as testified in 1hr:- expression of Virkl CFubom. 62 mu time or the conclusion of first chapel ollows sTudenrs to enjoy ENDLESS trips To The library are common to Mary Jane Lumell, who seeks assistance in checking our material from Ken KendulI-Boll. FINDING release from The doHv routine of classes, Albert Volpe engages in O strenuous game of ?oble femnis in fhe Emerald Room. 63 DELICATELY displaying the grace and agility of the Japanese cul- ture, Hisoho lida performs a native dance during a variety show. ENJOYING on American Coke and coffee, Victor Nokhleh 0nd Khalil Jahshan do not mind displaying their preference of nations. FOREIGN STUDENTS Every geographic region represented in student body The number of students from nations other than the United States added to the internationalism of Harding Every geographic region of the world had representatives attending the coliegc by means of grants and exchange pro- grams. Nationalism and pride was seen by their acute awareness of world affairs. Involvement and hard study contri- buted to their high academic and social rating at Harding. Upon completion of their studies, a majority of the foreign students planned to return home with hopes of assisting in the growth and development of their own country. While special appreciation for the opportunity found in America was ex- pressed. each foreign student still longed for his own home. 64 FOREIGN COUNTRIES REPRESENTED IN STUDENT BODY AUSTRIA CANAL zen: CHINA GHANA HONG KONG INDIA IRELAND ISRAEL JAPAN KOREA LEBANON LIBERIA NEW GUINEA NEW ZEALAND NIGERIA mu ' PHILIPPINES monasm SIERRA LEONE SINGAPORE WEST GERMANY WEST INDIES ZAMBIA ENTHUSIASTICALLY comriburing 'ro The ecology and beuuTy of The Harding College campus, Emaeyuk Akpon Gordon Esses picks up carelessly thrown paper during the early hours. ACQUAINTANCES and magazines aid Mary Hare of Vienna, Auslricgim The exchange 01: in- ternational culiures us she barns of the Chinese calendar from HU ch T00 of Singapore. 65 SERVICE Student donations break all records in fall blood drive Devoting time to charitable causes served as an integral part of campus activities. Harding students contributed their energy to many areas of service in Searcy and the entirety of America. Volunteers helped in nursery classes and the Sunshine School. a school aid- ing the mentally retarded. Bible classes for the neighborhood children and visits to nursing homes provided oppor- tunity for involvement in local service. Twenty-fivc percent of the student body donated a record 427 units to the Arkansas Red Cross. Harding ranked first in giving of all Arkansas colleges. Over 1,000 toys were collected in the Toy and Dolly Drive for distribution to various orphan homes across the United States. HELPING the Sunshine Schooi children, Tim aner and Kathy Shuppley trim a tree. STRENGTHENING the spirituui Life of the Searcy area, Robert Schwenker leads interested participants in the Saturday morning Bible Hour heid at West Side Church of Christ. IMAGINATION is a very necessary qualify for baby sitting in the College Church nursery, and Hoiiy Catterton displays this Talent in a conversation with two young playmates 66 SMILES hide the apprehension of Ruth Nonnenmucher us she holds her ear foHowing .The Taking of a sample necesaory before donating her blood to We Red Cross Drwe. HELPING To brighten the long days of the elderly residents of the Onkdale Nursing Cen- ter, Linda Johnson, Kathy Lewis, and Ruth Nonnenmocher curry on friendly conversarion. OVERWHELMED wnh The results of the Club pcrricipoh'on in 1he SAKS Toy cmdADoIly Dr'we, Ellen Kmmm helps box some handmade dolls for dismbution io ncch children. 67 ADMIRATION i5 smilinqu granted To May Day s royal cowi under 1he ivyed gazebo RECEIVING an honorary doctor's degree, Jack Evans is congratulated by Dr. Gonus. FINALE for Seniors xs the winding march 10 The AdminislruHon Building into the gradu- OHOH ceremonies that mark the Ids? CICT of prepm'mq OnmeH for his chosen future, GATHERING m The Administration BuildMg, student: amt! friend: of Harding enjoy a musical DTESCIHOHOTI by rm college chd under The diremion of Dr. FddLe Buggert 68 SPRING ACTIVITIES Coming of spring provides diverse campus activities Concentration on studies and pro- jects swiftly subsided with the coming of spring weather. Club outings pro- vided release into the wilds of Petir Jean 0r Blanchard Springs. May Fete brought together the beauties of Har- ding with Frances Prater reigning as queen. Attendants Kathy Strawn and Dana Cowart also caught the eye of the 500 plus Senior Day Crowd. Unveiling 0f the 1971 Peri: Jean pre. sented its theme of accomplishment Laura Shuffett was crowned queen. Commencement exercises for Har- dings largest graduating class of 353 climaxed the yeafs activities. Arkansas Attorney General Ray Thornton pre- sented the main address. Baccalaureate was delivered by Dr. Bill Banowsky, president of Pepperdine University. ALlOTMENT of the yearbook is pleasant duty for Ramona Miller and Pam Zumwalf, REFLECTION on the pleasant memories illustrated in the 1971 Peri! Jean causes smiFes from Luna and Dean Bowcom and Jim Trotter. 531' CROWNED th a wreath of spring flowers, Queen of May Frances Prmer is escorfed from her Throne by train bearers 0nd Court. 69 .53., w-W' : 4 ,- .v- ' ,. LASSES SENIORS 'Senior panich hits as graduation day swiftly approaches Between grades, graduation, and vocations, panic hit the senior class in epidemic proportions. Still they found time for a fall picnic at Wyldewood and a reception after a basketball game. They also sponsored the construction of the Queenhs float at Homecoming, and the replacing of the flagpole at AIumnj Field. They dedicated the Petit Jean to Dr. Neale Pryor and selected Laura Shuffett as the recipient of the Regina Spirit Award. Laura, a physical education major from Centralia, Illinois, was listed in What? Who in American CoIIeges and was selected as the junior and senior homecoming attendant and 1971 Peri: Jean queen. She held membership in Kappa Kappa Kappa social club, and was a cheerleader for three years. SENIOR OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Fred Alexander, sponsor; Mr, Billy Ray Cox, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Duw- Willis, president: Mr. Fred Alexander. sponsor; John Edwards, vice-president; Nancy McCluggage. secretary. L LAURA SHUFFETT, the vivacious co-capfoin of the Bison cheerleaders from Centralic, Illinois. SPRAYING the finishing touches on ?he queenh has been chosen by The :enior class1o be the recipient of the 1971-72 Keginu Spirit Award. float, AFex Zinc hurries to complete this proieci 72 CAROL T. ADAMS, Lamina. Quebu. French. JAMES RUSSELL ADAMS. kin. Adz. Bible and Physical Education. Chorale 1; French Club 3: KHCA Slafl 2: Mission Siudy 3.4; Recording Chorus 2.3; SNEA 3: Timothy Club 2.3.4; Frater Sodalis 1.2.3.4. Vice-president: Football 1. STANLEY II. ADDIS. Marietta. Ollie. Bible. Transfer from Ohio Valley College. MAUREEN ALBAUGH. Springfield. VI. Dietetics. OEGE 1.2.3.4. DOUGLAS ALLEE, Marvell. Ark. Bible. JAMES MICHAEL ALLISON. Searcy. Ark. Business Adminil strationJransfer from Chipela Junior Colrege. Galaxy 2.3.4. STEPHEN W. ALLISON. coming. Ark. Physics and Math. Campaigns Northeast 4; Chorale 2; German Campaign 3: Mission Study 3.4: Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. CHARLES H. MDERSDN. Huntsville. All. Business Admini- stration. American Studies 3.4; Bison Boosters 4; Bison Staff 3.4; Patit Jun Staff 2.3.4; Delta Me Delta 3.4; TNT 1.2.3.4. Trees. 3: Delta Chi Omega Beau 4; Intra- murals 2.3.4. Basketball Allstars 3. EDITH AKIN ANDERSON. Bremln. 6:. Accounting. Transfer from West Georgia College. American Studies 3.4; Pi Gamma Psi 3.4. GARY T. ANDERSON. Bushman. Ea. Accounting. Pi Gamma Psi 2,3,4: Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. lARRV D. ANIERSDN. Harrison, Ark. Social Science. Phi Alpha Theta 4; SNEA 4; TAG 2.3.4. REVA V. ANDERSON. Crowley's Ridge, Ark. Business Edu- cation. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. Big Sisters 4; Debate Team 3; Le Bonnes De Christa 3: Student Association 4: Kirei Na Ai 4; lntramurals 3.4. R. TEMPLE ANDERSON. Fiiupatrick. Ala. Business Admini- stration. Transfer from Alabama Christian College. Men's Wing Counselor 4; Galaxy 3.4. President 4; Phi Delta Beau 4. KAY ARTLEY. Monm. la. Sociology. Behavioral Science Club 4; Bison Boosters 1: K0 Jo Kai 2.3. 4. VicesPresident 3.4. JAMES L. ATI'EBERIW. Inglewood. Cal. Pre-Med. Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.4. RHONDA AUSTIN. Pontotoc. Miss. Elementary Educalion. K010 Kai 1.2.3.4. PEGGY muse? Fitchburg. Mass. Art. Kappa Pi. Presi- dent 4. 3 EDWIN 0. IMCK, Searcy. Ark. Chemisiry. Koinonia 3.4. A. B. BAGEETT. Adamsville. Ill. Bible. Bison Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2,4; Timothy cum 1; TNT 1.2.3.4. 10 BAGGETT. Mamsville. All. Secondary Education. Trans- fer fmm Alabama Christian College. Alpha Chi 4; Phi Delta 3.4. FRED l. BAILEY, Swing Grave, PI. Biology. Transfer from Northeastern Christian Junior College. GENEVIEVE BAILEY. Searcy. MIL Vocational Home Eco- nomics and Elementary Education. CARL EARL BAKER, York. Neh. Chemistry. Transfer from York College. Bison Boosters 3.4: Campus Players 3.4: Petit Jean Staff 4; Spelunkers 4. LENORE BAKER. Arlington. Va. Art. Utley Award 4: Cam pus Players 1.2; Guild 1.2.3.4; Kappa Pi; Beta Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4. 73 JOYCE BARNES. Caldwell. Ohio. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4. KATHY BARTON. Alabaster. Ala. History. American Studies 3,4: Bison Boosters 1: Phi Alpha Theta 3.4. See. 4: SNEA 2.3.4. Treas. 3; Women's Dorm Council 1.2: OEGE 1.2.3.4, Pres. 3. Vice-Pres. 3, Treas, 2; lntramurals 3.4. LANA BAWCOM. Searcy. Ark. Home Economics. Regina 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3.4. JESSE LEE BEAMON. Corskana. Tex. Chemistry and Bio- Iogy. Kappa Sigma Kappa 3,4. JUDITH BEAN. Racine. Wise. Elementary Education Trans- fer from Florida College. A Cappella Chorus 3; Campus Congress 4; In Go Ju 3.4. PATTI BEARD, Haughton. La. EIementary Education. A Cappalta Chorus 1; Big Sisters 2,3: Bison Boosters 1; Campus Congress 4; SNEA 3.4. Sec. 4; Beta Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4, Pres. 2. VicevPres. 2. Sec.-Treas. 3: Alpha Epsilon Chi Queen 3,4. mm BEASLEV, Memphis, Tenn. M. A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3; Bison Boosters 4: Guild 3,4: Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4: Intramurars 12.3.4. PATRICIA BELL, Rutherlord. Tenn. Elementary Education. Transfer from freed-Hardeman College. Firemarshal 4: Regina 3.4. JUNE BENSON,Sath Bend. Ind. Home Economics. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman Colfege. MASON O. BERRYHILL, Violet Hi!l. Ark. Biology. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge CoHege. Campaigns Northeast 3.4: Timothy Club 4; Alpha Omega Alpha 3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. D. TRAVIS BIRDWELL. Madisonville. Tex. Bible. Transfer from Michigan Christian College. Intramurals 3.4. MICHAEL BIRDWELL, Romulus. Mich. Social Science. Trans- fer from Michigan Christian College; Bison Boosters 3.4: Bison staff 3: SCOPE 4; Young Democrats 4. PAUL! KAY BITTING. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Elementary Edu: cation. Alpha Chi 4; Big Sisters 4: Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1.2: Les Bonnes De Christa 1.2.3.4; SNEA 1.2.3.4; Aciion Campaigner 1.2.3.4: Mu Eta Adelphian 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4. JANET BLACK. Sallillo. Miss. Elementary Education. Trans- fer from Alabama Christian CoHege. Zeta Rho 3.4. IIM BLEDSOE. Texarkana, Tel. Psychology, A Cappella Chums 1: Bison Band 1: Campaigns Northeast 2; Men's Dorm Council 1.2: TNT 1.2.3.4. LEON 14. BLUE. Searcy. Ark. Genera! Science. Who's Who 4; Pre-Med Club 4. President 4; SubI 16 1.2.3.4. Second Male 4: Regina Beau 2.3; Tennis 1.2: Intramurals 1,2. MARGARET F. BLUE. Searcy. Ark. Dietetics. Alpha Chi 3.4; ths Whu 4; AHEA 1,2,3: German Campaign 1; Regina 1.2.34. Pres. 2. Sec. 3: Sub1T 16 Queen 3. MEREDETH BOBBITT. Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Educa- tionJransfe: from FreedHardeman College. Alpha Chi 4; 31433.4; Kappa Delta 3.4, Trees. 4. EDWIN A. 30688. Searcy. Ark. Bible. Transfer from Freed3 Hardeman College. Timothy Club 4. SHARRON BOMAR. PuebIo. Colo. Elementary Education. Tri Kappa 1.2.3.4. LINM c. BRADBURN. Wichita. Kan. Vocational Hume Eco- nomics. Transfer from York College. AHEA 3.4: SHEA 3.4: OEGE 3.4. MIKE BRADBURN. New Iberia. La. Bible. Chorale 1,2; KHCA Staff 3.4; Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. CHESS BRADFORD. Denver. Colo. Pre-Dentistry. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: Mohican 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 12.3.4. Football AlI-stars 3.4: Swimming 1.2.3. JANE! SUE BRADFORD. Houston. Tax. Office Administra- tion. Big Sisters 2; Chorale 2.3: Kappa Delta 2.3; Intra- murals 4. 74 SENIORS Faculty and students co-operate to enjoy lively softball game SUBSTITUTING for the iniured RuTh Dock, Billy Ray Cox races down the baseline to first base. MYRA BRADLEV, Walnut Ridge. Mt. Psychology. MEA 3.4. ROBERT BRADLEY, Portland, Drag. Accounting. Transfer from Magic Valley College Campus Congress 4; TAG 4; In1ramurals 3.4. CDLLET'I' BRANCH. Henderson, Tenn. Office Administra- tion. Transfer from FreedHardeman College. Regina 3.4. Treas. 4. CONNIE BRIGGS, Cameron, W. Va. Speech Therapy. TranSr fer irorn Ohio Valley College. Campus Congress 4; KHCA Staff 4; Ouistanding Speech Clinician 3. JAMES L. BROCK. Wichita, Kan. Speech. Transfer from York College. Arpha Psi Omega 4, Pres, 4,- Bison Boosters 3: Campus Playets 3.4, Sec, 4; KHCA Staff 3,4,- Recording Chorus 4; TNT 3.4. MARY KAIHERYN BROCK. Quinlan, Tex. Elementary Educa- tion. Bison Boosters 1; Daciyloiogy 1; SNEA 1; zeta Phi Zeta l,2,3,4, VimPres. 4. JOANNA BRDCKWELL, Jonesboro, Alli. English. Alpha Chi 3.4: Bison Boosten 1; Campaigns Northeast 3,4: SNEA 4: OEGE 1.2.3.4, Pres. 21 Vice-Pres. 2, Trees. 3. GORDON BROWN, Parkersburg. W. Va. Business Education. Transfer from Ohio Valley College. J. CLIFFORD BROWN, Memphis. Tenn. Social Science. Galaxy 1.23.4; lnlramural 123,4, MARY LEE BROWNING, Auburn. Wash. Vocational Home Economics.Transfer from Columbia Christian College. A Cappella Chorus 314; AHEA 3.4; Les Eonnas de Christa 3.4; Mission Study 37-1; Recording Chorus 3: Delta Theta Epsiiun 4. Sec. 4. JERRY BULLOCK, Portageville. Mu. Elementary Education. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. PENELOPE BURCH, Middlebuurne, W. Va. Elemenury Education. BJson 50051813 4; Les Bannes de Christa 4; SNEA 3,4: WHO 3. BRENDA MAE BURNEY, Marshiield, Mo. Erementary Edu. cation Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. Big Sisters 4; Les Bonnes de Christa 3,4: Kappa Della 3,4; GERALD R. BURROW, Shreveport, la. Social Science. Who's Who 4; Class Vice-Ptesident 12; American Studies 213.4; Chorale 1,2; KHCA Stafi 1.23.4: Men's Wing Counsefor 4: Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; SNEA 4: Student Association 314; Mohican 123.4; Kappa Kappa Kappa Beau 3: OEGE Beau 4. ELMA L. BURT. Clinton, Ark. Mathemach. Big Sisters 3.4; Campus Congress 4; SNEA 4; OEGE 123,4. LESTER BUSBV, lndinapolis. Ind. Art. Basketball 3,4. SENIORS Sharing time and self is important aspect of childrems hour EAGEII eyes watch Suzanne Lawrence finishing a favor for children at the Saturday Bible Hour. GARY CAGE. Gallatin. I'enn. BibIe. Transfer from Freed- Hardeman CoHege. JOHN CANNON. Batesville. Ark. Bible. Transfer from Christian College of the Southwest. Arpha Chi 4; Timothy Club 1.3.4. FRANK CARPENTER. Bunham, Tex. Bible. Phi Gamma Psi 2; Alpha Tau Epsilon 2.3.4. Secrelary 2. Treasurer 2. Iniramurafs 2,3,4. STEPHEN W. CARRELL. Dayton. Ohio. Bihle. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. CHARLOTTE CHAMBERS. Somerville, Tenn. Social Wotk. Transfe: fmm FteedAHardeman College. Behavioral Science Club 3.4; Campus Congress 4: Kappa Phi 3.4. MELANIE CHANDLER. Dallas. Tu. Home Economics. Cam- paigns Northeast 2.3.4; AREA 1: Chorale 1.2; German Campaign 1; Les Bonnes De Christa 3.4: Mission Study 1; Women's Dorm Council 2: Oege 1.2.3.4. DORIS CHENG. Kowloon. Hong Kong. Chemistry. Intra- natiunal Club 1.2.3.4: Les Bonnes De Christa 4: Recording Chorus 2; Science Club 3.4. PATRICIA ANN CHISUM. Pod Arthur, Tex. Sociology. Zeta Phi Zela 4. BILL CHISM. Gideon. Mu. Pre-Optometry. Galaxy 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2; Ju Go In Beau 2.3. UcRRV D. CHRISTENSEN. York. Nab. Accounting. Kappa Sigma Kappa 3,4. RACHEL CHURCH, Nashville. Tenn. Elementary Education. Transfer from Michigan Christian College. Bison Boosters 3; Petii Jean Staff 3; SHEA 4; lntramurals 3.4; Kappa Phi 3.4. KATHY CLAY, Shteveport, la. EIementary Education. Big s.stets 2.3; Bisun Booslers 1; Firemarshal 4; PEMM Club 2,3; SNEA 3.4. Treasure: 4; Bela Tau Gamma 12.3.4. President 4. VicerPresident 2. Secretary 3. Athletic Director 3. DAVID BRUCE COEURN. Freeport. Ill. Biology. Galaxy 3.4. DENISE VJNECORE CDBURN. Wenatchee. Wash. Psycho- Ingy. Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. President 3, Vice-President 2. PAMELA COKER. Puebla Colo. Physicat Education. Trans- ier from York Conege. PEMM Club 3.4; Delta Chi Omega 3.4, President 4. MICHAEL LEE COLE. Iranian, Mich. Accouniing. Who's Who 4; Alpha Phi Gamma 3.4; American Studies 3.4; Emory Business Team 2.3.4; Pelit Jean Staff 3.4. Busi- ness Manager 4; Pi Gamma Psi 2.3.4; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. ROGER COLLINS. Columbus. Miss. Business. LINDA COLVETI. Alamo. Tenn. Elementary Educa1ion. Transter from Freed-Hardeman CoIlege. Phi Delta 3.4. GUY CONLEY. Paris. Ark. Biology. Bison Eousters 1.2.3.4: Men's Dorm Council 2; PEMM Club 3.4; Science Ciub 1.2.3.4, Vice-President 4; SNEA 3,4; Lambda Sigma 1.2 3,4; Bowling 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. ADA ELIZABETH COOK. Searcy. Ark. Eiementary Education. SNEA 4. JERRY BOOK, Nashville. Tenn. Psychology. Sub-T 15 1.2.3.4, President 3; Oege Beau 2; Who's Who 4; Class Favoriie 1; Football 1.2.3.4. Ail AIC 2. All NAIA District 17 2.3. NAIA AIl-American 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. MARYANN COOPER, Grove City. Ohio. Big Sisters 2: Chorale 2: French Club 1.2.3.4; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4, Presi- dent 3. Secretary 2. RHEBA L COTHERN. Searcy, Ark. Elementary Education. Transfer from Arkansas State, Beebe. DANA FAVE CDWART, Huntsville, Ala. Elementary Educa- tion. Who's Who 4; May Fete Royalty 3; A Cappella Chorus 1.3.4: Belles 8: Beam: 3.4; Regina 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3; Chi Sigma Alpha Queen 4. JANICE L. BRAIN, Pocahontas. Ark. Office Administration. Transfer from Crowley's RJdge College. Big Sisters 4; 195 Bonnes De Christa 3.4; Kappa Phi 3.4; Intramurals 3.4. HURLEY CREWS. Mobile. Ala. General Business. Bison. Boosters 1.23; PEMM Club 1.23; Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3: Intramurals 1.2.3 4. Football All- Stars. Basketball AHAStars. Baseball ArI-Slars. CALVIN R. CRIM. Raytown. Mo. Math and Bible. Alpha Chi 3.4; Who's Who 4: Chamber Singers 3.4: Chorale 3,4. President 4; Science Club 2.3.4. President 3; Lambda Sigma 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 3. Parlimentarian Z: Jnlramurals 1,2 3.4. MARY LEE CROCKETI. Obiun. Tenn. English Transier from David Lipscomb College. BARBARA CRONE. Desoto. Tex. Elementary Education. Alpha Chi 3,4: Chorale 1; Dactylology 2: SNEA 3.4; Beta Tau Gamma 1, ROBERT M. CRONKHI'I'E, Security. 0010. Psychology. Transfer from Magic Valley Christian College. Behavioral Science Club 4: SNEA 3.4; Bison Bousiers 3.4. MARKA CROSS. Winnshom. Tex. Business Education. May Fele Royalty 1; Class Officer 1; American Studies 3.4; Bison Booster 2.3; Chorale 1.2; Firemarshal 2; German Campaign 1.2.3,; SNEA 4; Women's Dorm Councit 3: Oege 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. ROGER D. CROWN. Rotklord. III. Social Science. Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. EDDIE CURRIER. Paragnuld. Ark. History. Transier from Crowtey's Ridge College. Beta Phi 3.4. MEREDIIH DANIEL. Overland Park. Kan. Art. Transfer from York College. Iison Boosters 4; Guild 3.4; Fem Jean 3: Recording Chorus 4. CHARLES DAVIS. Bishop. Tu. Music Education. A Cap- peHa Chorus 1.2.3.4. TIEaSLIfef 2.3.4; Belles and Beaux 1.2.3.4; Bison Band 2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Campus Players 4: Chamber Singers 4; Dactylology 1; Men's Ensemble 1.2.3.4: Recording Chorus 1.3; SMENC 1.2.3.4; Inter- collegiate Band 4; Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3.4. Secretary 4; lntramurals 2. GLENN DAVIS. Flint. Mich. Phys?cal Education. Transfer from University of Michigan. PEMM Club 2,3,4; Lambda Sigma 2,3,4. Secretary 4. Treasurer 3; Swimming 2.3.4. HAROLD D. DAVIS, Mena. Ark. Social Science. American Studies 2.3; Campus Congress 4; Chorale 1; Men's Dorm Council 3; Phi Alpha Theta 2.3. Historian 3; SNEA 3: Beta Phi Kappa 2.3.4. Vice-President 3. VIRGINIA DAVIS. Avon, Miss. Secondary Education. Bison Boosters 4; Chorale 2; SNEA 4; Zeta Rho 1.2.3, Treasurer 2. lYNDA DEDMON. Tuckerman. Alli. SocioIogy. Tofebt 1.2.3.4. TERRY A. DEMPSEY. Hot Springs, Ark. Bible and Psycho- logy. Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4, Chaplain 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. 77 DIANA DENHAM. Hebron. Ky. Elemeniary Education. Alpha Chi 3.4; Campus Congress 4; Churafe 2.3; Gold Key 4; Petit lean Staff 4: SNEA 4; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. Piesident 3. Vice-President 2. Secletary 1. DEBORAH DICKEY. Lemon Grove. Calif. Physical Education. Gata 1.2.3.4. TERESA DISHARDON. Delmar. Md. Physical Education. RUTH DOAK Marietta, Ohio. Sociai Science. American Studies 2.3.4; Chorale 4; French Club 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3.4; Phi Delta 3,4. BARTON DOUGLAS. Gainesville. Fla. Business Administra- tion. Mohican 1.2.3.4. GINGER SUE BRENNAN. Benton Ark. French. Big Sisters 2: Bison Boosters 1; French Club 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3. MIKE DREW. Marion. III. Business Adminislratiun. Science Club 1; Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4. President 4. Secretary 3.1reasuier 3; Intramural: 1.2.3.4. DAVID DUBOIS. Bossier. La. History. Class Dificer 2; Campaigns Noriheast 1; Chorale 1: Men's Wing Counse- lor 34; INT 1.2.3.4: Omega Phi Beau 3.4: intramurals 3.4. SUSAN E. DUDLEY. MoneHe. Ark. Poiitical Science. Chorale 1: Zeta Phi Zeia 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL DUNCAN. Searcy. Ark. English. Bison Boosters 1.2; Chorale 3; French Club 4; Young Democrats 3; His- ionan 3: Koinonia 1.2. lARRY DYKES. Houston. Tex. Biology. Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. TOM EASTERLY. Siaflnrd. Mu. Ari. Transfer from York College. Guild 3.4; Kappa Pi 4: Lambda Sigma 3.4, Parliamentarian 4; SNEA 4. JACQUELINE L EAVES. Chattanooga, Tenn. General Science. Bison Buosiers 1: Big Sistels 3.4: Campus Players 1.2.3.4; Recording Chorus 2; Women's Dorm Council 3; Framed Club 4; WHC 1.2; Delia Theta Epsilon 3; VicesPresideni 4: Bisnnenes 1. JOHN M. EDWARDS. Mitchell. Indiana. Physical Education. Transfer fmm Michigan Chiislian College. Class Officer 4; PEMM Club 3.4: Galaxy 3.4; Ku J'o Kai Beau 4; Intrav murals 3.4. LEN ELLIOTT, Edessa. Ma. Physical Education. Bison Boosters 1,2: SNEA 4; PEMM Club 1.23; Delta Chi Omega 1.2. Spuns DIfEClDI 1: lntramurals 1.2. MELINDA LEIGH ELLIS. Scarcy, Ark. Speech. Transfer from Stephen F. Austin State. JERRY ENGLISH. Higginsan. Ark. Business Administration. American Sludies 4. GAIL EVANS. Corona, Cam. English. Transfer from Pep- perdine. A Cappella Chorus 4; Recording Chorus 4; Women's Ensemble 4; Kerie Ne AE 4. Historian 4. DENNIS FANT, Bowiing Green, Ky. Maih. Men's Wing Counselor 3,4; Sub T-16 1.2.3.4. ViceAPtesident 4. Treas- urer3; Football 1; Iniramutals 1.2.3.4. JERRY FAULES, Naushn. Mo. Social Science. Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. DAVID M. FERGUSON, Yalk, Nob. Music Education. TransA far from York College. Bison Band 3.4; Bison Boosters 3; SMENC 3.4; Lambda Sigma 3,4. JAMES FERGUSON, Deer Park. Tu. Political Science. Tiansfer lrom San Jacinto Juniw College. Young Demo- crats 3: Alpha Tau Epsilon 3.4. MICHAEL FIELDS, Bedlord. Ind. Elementary Education. Transier from Michigan Christian College. SNEA 4; Galaxy 4; Basketball 3. DAVID FINCHER. East Point. Ga. History. Who's Who 4; A Cappella Chorus 1,2: Bison Boosters 1.2; American Studies 3.4; Campaigns Northeast 1.- Men's Wing Counse- lor 3.4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Siudenls Association 2,3. Treasurer 3; Class Officer 1; TNT 1.2.3.4. President 4: Zeta Rho Beau 3.4; Intramurals 2,4. MYRA FLETCHER. Pantego. N. 6. Elementary Education, Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College, Zeta Rho 3.4. JOHN FORTNER. Spencer, Ind. Bible. Alpha Chi 4; Cam. pafgns Northeast 3; Timothy Club 2.3.4; Beta Phi Kappa 2.3.4. BRETT FDXX, Chester. Penn. Music, Transfer from North- eastern Christian Junior College. A Cappella Chorus 3,4; Bison Band 3.4; Men's Wing Counselor 4; SMENC 4. GREGORY FRAME, Henderson. Neb. Physical Education. Transfer from York College. Who's Who 4; FEMM Club 3.4: Galaxy 3.4, VicevPresident 4; Gata Beau 4; Basket- ball 3.4; lntramurals 3.4. MARK W. FROST. Searcy. Ark. Psychology and Bible. Ttansfer from Michigan State University. Bison Band 3.4; Chorale 2; KHCA Staff 4; Timothy Club 2,3,4. TERRY L FUGA'IT, North Little Rock. Ark. General Science. Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. Athietic Diractur 4. DEBORAH GANUS, Searcy, Ark. Math. Alpha Chi 3.4; Who's Who 3,4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mpha Phi Gamma 3.4: Big Sisters 2.3; Bison Band 1.2.3. Treasurer 2,3; Bison Bousters 1.2.3: Bison Staff 1.2.3.4, Assistant Editor 2.3.4; Gold Key 4; Petit lean Staff 3.4; Recording Churus 1.2; Women: Ensemble 1.2.3.4: Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2: lntramurals 1.2.3.4. WENDY MARTIN GARDINER, Searcy. Ark. English. Zela Rho 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. WILLIAM GARDNER. Ghana, West Airica. Bible. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Chorale 4: International Club 4: Petit Jean Staff 4; Lambda Sigma 3.4. CAROL RUTH GARETT. Newtnwn Square. Pa. Psychology. Transfer from Northeastern Christian Coltege. Behavioral Science Club 3.4; Bison Boosters 3,4; Bison Staff 3.4; Fem Jean S1af13: Oege 3.4; Intramurals 3.4, HAL GATES. Memphis. Tenn. Physncal Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman. Bison Boosters 4; PEMM Club 3,4: SNEA 4; TNT 3.4; Intramurals 3.4. TIM GEARY. St. Merced, Calif. History. Alpha Chi 4; Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. Mus! Valuable Cross CounA try Runner 2, Most Varuable Track 3. Most Inspirational Track 3. Outstanding College Athfetes 3, Jim Crawford Award 4; Intramurais 2.3.4: Sigma Tau Sigma 2.3.4. President 4, Vice-President 3. VAIL GEER. Fairvicw. Pa. ilementary Education. Chorale 4: SNEA 3.4: Gata 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH I1. GIBBS. Tupelo, Miss. Speech. Transier from Freed-Hardeman. KHCA Staff 4; Zeta Rho 3.4; Treasurer 3. CLAUDINE GRAY. Judsonia, Ark. Business Education. Mis- sion Study 4; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. Historian 4. KATHY GREEN, Valdosta, Ga. Speech. A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4: Belles $ Beaux 3,4; Campus Players 1.2.3.4; KHCA Statf 2; Regina 1.2.3.4. SENIORS Harding lawn turned into football field on warm afternoons FOOTBALL played on the lawn on a warm day is an old tradition enioyed by every student. STEPHANIE GREEN. Orange, Tu. English. Who's Who 4; Homecoming Royalty 2; Petit Jean Royalty 2,3. Queen 2; Amechan Studies 4; Bison Boosters 1.13.4; Campaigns Northeast 2: Gold Key 4; Student Association 3,4, Secre4 iary 2, Vice-Prestent 4; Jo Go in 1.2.3.4, President 4; Secmiary 2. Treasurer 2; Galaxy Queen 2,3,4. TERESA GREENE, King 0! Prussia, Penn. Psychology. Delta Chi Omega 3.4. JUDITH GRIFFITH, Thayer. Mo. Music Education. A Cap- Pella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Bison Band 1.2.3.4: Campaigns Northeast 2.3: Madrigals 1; Recmding Chorus 4; SMENC 2,3,4; Women's Ensemble 3,4; Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3.4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 2. GLENDA GRIMES, Carthage. Mo. Business Education. American Studies 3.4: Big Sisters 2,3; SNEA 3,4: Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3. DEBBIE GROSS,0ak Ridge. Tenn. English. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Delta Chi Omega 3.4, Treasurer 3. EEDNEW G. GRDTIKE, Coos Bay, Ore. An. MARY GROVE, Waukesha, Wise. Social Work. TranstI from York College. Behavorial Science Club 4: Mission Study 3.4: Omega Phi 3. MIICHEL D. GRUBB, Chattanooga, Tenn. History. Transfer from Freedeardeman College. Phi Alpha Theta 3.4; Alpha Tau Epsilon 3,4, Secretary. Treasurer 4; Bowling 3,4; lntramurals 3,4. BEVERLY GUYIER. Atlaniic City. N. 1. Elementary Educa- tion. Transfer from York Cotlege. Bison Band 2.3: SNEA 3: Phi Delta 2.3.4. RICHARD GUVER, Atlantic City, N. 1. Music Education. A Cappella Chorus 1.2; Bison Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 4; SMENC 3.4: Stage Band 4: Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2. VALERIE HACKNEY, York. Maine. English. Bison Boosters 1.2: Zeta Phi Zeta 1.2.3.4, President 3.4. Secretary 2; Mohican Queen 4. D. l. HANCOCK. Freeland, Mich. Art. Transfer from Michi- gan Chfistian College. Guild 3,4; Phi Delta 3.4. I. KENNETH HANDLEY. lnkster. Mich. Business Admfni stration. Transfer from Michtgan Christian College. GLENN HAMMER. Badlesville, Okla. Accounting. Transfer from Okrahuma University. American Studies 4; Pi Gamma Psi 4; Sigma Tau Sigma 3.4, Treasurer 4; Bowling 3.4, Most Improved Bowler 3. First in Doubles NAIA 3. CAROL HARGETT, Albany. New York. Psychology. Be- havorial Science Club 4; Chorale 1,2; Recording Chorus 4; Zela Rho 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 4A RONALD HARGETT, Daingerlield, Tex. Social Work. Be- havolial Science Club 4; Bison Boosters 3; Campus Congress 4: Dactylology 2,3,4; SNEA 3; Kappa Sigma Kappa l.2.3,4; lntramurals 1,2,3,4. SENIORS With help of ball boys coeds gain insights into football rallies PEP rallies are more inspiring for Linda White when she sits by fomboll player Bill Watts. 80 JAMES JOEL HARRIS. Searcy. Ark. Bible. LARRY HARRIS. Carthage, Mo. Business Administration. American Studies 3,4; Bison Slaff 3; Chorale 2.3; Men1s Wing Counselor 4; Young Americans for Freedom 1.2; TNT 1.2.3. RONNIE HARRISON, Vilonia. Ark. Business Education. American Studies 3.4; SNEA 3.4. EAYLE HAWLEY. Searcy, Art. Elementary Education. Trans- fer from York College. Ju Go J'u 3.4. WAYNE HAWLEY. Searcy. Ark. Bible and History. Transfer from York College. Alpha Chi 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; Campus Players 3.4: Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Galaxy 3.4; Ju Go Ju Beau 4. LESLIE HEINBDCKEL. Hayward. Calii. Elementary EduA cation. Campaigns Northeast 3.4; Theta Psi 2.3. KATHRYN HENDERSON. Mt. Home. Alli. English, Ju Go 1:: 1.2.3.4. EDWIN D. HENDRIX. Madera, Calif. Missions and General Business. Campaigns Northeast 1.3; Dactylology 1: Mis- sion Study 1.2.3.4; Hater Sudalis 1. JOAN HENNESSEE. Sparta. Tenn. Vocational Horne Eco- nomics. CHERYL HERRON. Homestead, Fla. Psychology. Behavarial Science Club 3; Bison Boosters 1: Dactylology 1.2.3; Mission Study 2.3.4: Nu Lambda Chi 1.2. LINDA B. HICKERSON. chastll. Calif. Vocational Horne Economics. Transfer from Columbia Christian College. AHEA 2.3.4: SNEA 4: Kappa Delta 2.3.4. DALE B. HILL. Parhun. Md. Business Administration. American Studies 3.4: Lambda Sigma 1.2.3.4. Pmsident 4. Vice-President 2.3; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. SANDRA HILL, Shreveport, La. Home Economics. Regina 2.3. MARCIA HIMES. Portland. Ore. Elementary Education. Transfer from Columbia Chlistian College. Chorale 3; German Campaign 3: SHEA 4; MEA 2.3.4. Secretary 3. GARY HINSDN. Snuthgate. Mich. General Business. Trans. fer from Freed-Hardeman College. Bowling 3.4. MEGIIMI HIRAYAMI, Ibaraki. Japan. English. Transfer irom lbafaki College. PAT HOGAN. West Memphis. Ark. Bible and History. Transfer from FreedHaIdeman College. Phi Alpha Theta 4. JEAN RAE HOLT. Rosamond. Calif. Dietetics. AHEA 2.4: Bison Boosters 2.4; Beta Tau Gamma 2.4. JUDY ANN HOLT. Rosemead. Calif. Home Economics. AHEA 2.3; Bison Boosters 2.4; Beta Tau Gamma 2.4. MARGARET HOPKINS, Snrq. Ark. Elementary Education. Mission Study 1.2.3: SHEA 2.4; Zeta Rho 1,2,3. Presldant 3. IEFF HOPPER, Page. Ariz. Music Education. Transfer from Univelsity 0! Cincinnati. A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Outstanding Musfc Student 3. Recording Chorus 3: SMENC 3.4. BONNIE HOSTETLER, Bean! Crossing, Nab. English. Transfer from York College. PEMM Club 3: Petii lull Staff 3; Ju Go JL! 3.4. DALLES HOWARD. Ypsilanti, Mich. Physical Education. Bison Boosters 1.2; PEMM Club 2; Mohican 1.2.3.4; Omega th Beau 3: Baseball 1.2.3.4. AIl-MC 3. All-NAIA 3, AllsDistrict 3. Honorable Mention AIIAAmerican 3. EDWARD HOWARD Williamstown. W. Va. Bible. Transfer from Ohio Valley College. Kappa Sigma Kappa 3.4. WELDON HOWARD. Houston, Tex. Bible. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. JOHN HOWLEITP Marlinsville, Va. Elementary Education. Iransfer from Freed-Hardeman College. DON R. HUEY, Little Rock. Ark. Pre-dentistry. Galaxy 2.3.4, Secretary 4. BAR! LEE HUGHES. Pine Bluff, Ari. American Studies. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. JAMES HULSEY, Greenville. Tex. Biblical Languages. TNT 1.2.3.4. BARBARA HUNT, Orange. Tex. Elementary Education. Big Sisters 3; Bison Boosters 2: Chorale 2; SNEA 3; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.23.4. Vice-President 3. DAVID HUTSON. Hahisbmg, Miss. Biology. Transfer from Alabama Christian College. Men's Wing Counselor 4; Galaxy 3.4; Intramurals 3.4. HISANO IIDA. Hokkaido, Japan. Elementary Education. International Studies 3.4. LEOU IMHOFF, Leon. Iowa. English. Transfer from York College. KHCA Staff 3: Mission Study 3.4: SNEA 4; Tufebt 3.4. Vice-Pres'rdent 4. DAVID JACKSON. Williamsbutg, Va. Bible. Transfer lrom Freed-Hatdeman College. A Cappella Chorus 4; Campus Congress 4; Recarding Chorus 4; Timothy Club 4; TNT 4: Belies 8. Beam: 4. BETH IAMES. Searcy, Ark. Elementary Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Dactylology 3; Les Bonnes De Christa 3; Pati! Jean Staff 3.4; SNEA 4; Theta Psi 3. LARRY JAMES. Richardson, Tu. Bible. TAG 4. BRUCE JERALDS, Harrin, III. Biology. Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4. PAMEU JERALDS. Dexter. Mu. Home Economics. Transfer from Freed-Haldeman College. JANET JOHNS. Florencc. Ala. Secretarial Science. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Bison Boostets 4; Chorale 2; Pelit Jean Staff 4; Zeta Rho 2.3.4. Secretary 3. NIKKI JOHNSON. Gunter, Tel. Elementary Education. Big Sisters 3: Bison Boosters 1.2: Choraie 3: PEMM Club 3; SHEA 3: OEGE 1.2.3.4. President 4, VicaPresident 3. Secretary 1; Beta Phi Kappa Queen 3; Fntramurals 1.23.4. PHIL IDHNSON. Ft. Walton Beach. Fla. Bible. Bison Staff 4; Campaigns Northeast 1.2; Campus Players 3.4; Chorale 1; French Club 4; Men's Wing Counselor 2,3; Mission Study 2; Student Association 2.4: Knights 1.2.3.4, Vice- President 3, Secretary 2. RAYMOND JOHNSON. lugum, Arli. Elementary Education. Galaxy 3.4. RICKY IOHNSDN. Oxnard. Cam. English. French Club 3.4; Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4. President 3, Athletic Director 4; Cross Country 23; Enlramurals 1.2.34; Track 2. RUTH ANN JOHNSON. Seatcy, Ark. Biology. Bison Boosters 1: Mission Study 1,2; Phi Delta 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3. VIRGINIA JOHNSON. South Haven. Mich. Political Science. Young Democrats 3; ME! 1.2.3, Vice-President 3. JAMES D. JONES. Greenville, Tu. Bible. Who's Who 4: American Studies 3.4; Bison Boosters 2,3,4; French Club 4; Men's Wing Counselor 3.4; Phi Alpha Theta 3.4: Student Association 4, President 4; TNT 1.2.3.4, Presi- dent 3; lnlramurals 3,4. JENNY JONES, Opelika. Ala. Secretarial Science. Transfer from Alabama Christian College. Bison Boosters 3; Phi Delta 3.4. MELILA KASTNER. Condon. Iowa. Vocational Horne Eco- nomics. Transfer from York College. AHEA 3.4; Les Bonnes de Christa 3,4; Mission Study 3.4; SNEA 4. SENIORS Mistletoe and smiles combine in creating a happy holiday spirit KISS me if you daref remarks Nancy McClug. gage using her feminine mystique on Tom Cook. ROBERT KEE, Hammonton, N. J. General Science. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. BOBBY K. KEETER. Yellville, Ark. Sociar Science. American Studies 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3.4; Young Democrats 3; Iniramurals 1.3.4. SALLY KELLER, Tavares. Fla. Elementary Education. Trans- fer from York Co1lege. CAROL KELLEY, Batesville, Ark. Elementary Educa1ion. Chorale 1; Bison Boosters 2; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. LINDA KENDRICK. Marlin. Tel. Elementary Education. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Bison Staff 1; SNEA 4: Student Association Cabinet 4: Women's Dorm Council 2; Phi Delta 1.2.3.4. President 3: Bisunettes 1,2: Cheerleader 3. TERRY KERNODLE, Wynne. Ark. Biology. PHILLIP KIGHT, Hobbs. N. Mu. Bible. Transfer from Texas Tech College. SUSAN KILDAY, Maryville, Tenn. French, Transfer from Freed-Hardeman Campaigns Northeast 3,4; Dactylology 4; French Club 3.4; Mission Siudy 3,4; Ju Go Ju 3,4. CYNTHIA KING. Union, Mo. Elementary Education. SNEA 3.4: leta Rho 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. TONY KIRK. Linden. Tenn. Physical Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Bison Boosters 3.4; PEMM Club 3.4; SNEA 4; TNT 3,4; Bowling 4. VICKI KNUPP, Ullin. Ill. Elementary Education. Tmnsfer from Crowley's Ridge CuHege. Big Sisters 4: Chorale 3: Dachjluiogy 4; Les Bonnes de Christa 3.4; SHEA 3.4; MEA 4. FRED KNUTSON, Ontario, Canada. Bibie. Transfer from Ffeedeardeman College. Timothy Club 4. ELLEN KRAMAR, El Centro. Cam. Biology. Campaigns Northeast 1.3: Choraie 1; Dactyloiogy 4; Firemarshal 2: Gold Key 4; International Club 12; Les Bonnes de Christa 1,2,3: Mission Study 3.- Student Association 4: Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 2. DEBRA KRUMMEL, loplin, Ma. Speech. Beta Tau Gamma 1.2.3.4. llNDA KUHL. Montville, Conn. Elementary Education. Transfer from Northeastern Chrfslian College. Theta P51 3.4. DAVID LACEY. Dallas, Tex. History. Alpha Chi 3.4; Who's Who 4; American Studies 3.4; Phi Alpha Theta 3.4; Stu- dent Association 3.4; Alpha Chi Region II Scholarship 3: Alpha Chi Award 3; TNT 1.2.3.4, Parliamentarian 3. 83 SENIORS Senior sophistication is set aside in dorms as coeds let hair down HOPING to ward off her pursuers. Peggy MuT- thews 1hreu9ens To cut off all of her lovely tresses. 10'! W. IACEY, Benton. Ark. Elementary Education. Big Sisters 1.2.3: SNEA 4: Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. CAROL LAGRONE. Montevalle. Ala. Elementary Educatiun. Transfer lrom Freed-Hardeman College. Bison Sta 3; SNEA 4; Phi Delta 3.4. KEN MIR, Searcy. Ark. Biology. Alpha Chi 4; Alpha Tau Epsilon 3,4; Basketball 1.2. ALICE UNDRUM, Woodbum, Ky. French and English. Alpha Chi 3.4; Bison Staff 1.2.4; Chorale 1; Debate Team 1.2.3; French Club 1.2.3.4. Presiden! 3; Gold Key 4; Pi Kappa Delta 2.3.4: Kappa Kappa Kappa 1,2,4. MARLENE UNGSTON. Taylor, Mich. Vocational Home Economics. Transfer from Michigan Christian College. AHEA 4; Big Sisters 4; Les Bonnes de Christa 4: Pelit Jean Staif 4; Tofebl 3,4. ALAN lAWRENCE. Batesville. Ark. Business Administration. Transfer horn Arkansas College. Alpha Omega Alpha 1!. SUMNNE LAWRENCE. Dallas. Tex. Elementary Education. Campaigns Northeast 34; Chorale 1.2; Recording Chorus 4: SNEA 4: Women's Dorm Council 2; Zeta Rho 3.4. LAUREN lAWYER. Searcy, Ark. Elementary Education. A Cappella Chorus 1.2; Regina 1.2.3.4. President 3. MIKE lEATHERWOOD, Corinth, Miss. Bible. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Mnhican 4. DElORES H. LEE. Augusta. Ark. Secondary Education. Big Sisters 2; Campaigns Northeast 3: Petil lean Staff 3. KAREN lEMMONS. New Egypt, N. 1. History. American Studies 3.4: Bison Band 1; Campaigns Nodheasl 3; Petit lean Staff 3. BETH LEVINS. Hope. Ark. Elementary Education. Bisan 30051915 1; SHEA 2.4; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. MAURINE LEWIS. Paragould, Ark. Elementary Education. A Cappella Chorus 1.2; Campaigns Northeast 1.2; Gold Key 4: Ju Go Ju 1.2.3.4; Knights Queen 3.4. MONA KATHLEEN LEWIS, little Rock. Ark. Dietetics. Bison Boosters 1; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4, Vice- President 3, Treasurer 4. JAMES LILES. Searcy. Ark. General Business. Transfer from Siate College of Arkansas. DIANA LIPSEY. Huntsville. Ala. Psychology. Dactylolugy 3. Les Bonnes de Christa 3. DONALD LOESDON. Butler. III. Business Administration. Bison Band 1.2.3: Bison Boosters l: KHCA Staff 4; Lambda Sigma 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3: lntramurak; 3. WAYNE lUALLEN, Lindsay, Calil. Bible and Biology. Trans- fer Irom Columbia Christian College. Petit lean Stan 4; Recording Chorus 4. DAVID LUKE. Hastings. Nebr. Bible. Transfer from York College. A Cappella Chorus 3.4; German Campaign 2.4; Men's Dorm Council 3: Mission Study 3,4; Renaming Chorus 3.4; Timothy CM: 3.4: Chi Sigma Alpha 3.4. MARY JANE LUTTRELL, Festus. Mo. English. Bison Boosters 1; Campaigns Northeast 3.4; Phi Afpha Theta 4; SNEA 1.4; Women's Durm Council 3: OEGE 1.2.3.4. President 3. Vice-President 2; lntramurals 1. WILLIAM T. McCAULEY, Searny. Ark. Accouming. NANCY McCLUGGAGE. lacisnn, Miss. Englfsh. Alpha Chi 3.4. Secretary 4; Who's Who 4: Honor Student 3: Class Secretary 4; Bison Staff 4: Campaigns Northeast 1.2.3; Mission Study 1.2: Student Association Committee 4; Women's Dorm Councii l; Zeta Rho 1.2.3.4,Vice-Presideni4. CHARLES MCCORMACK. Waterville, Maine. Physical Educa' tion and Biology, TransIer from Northeasiern Christian College. PEMM Club 3.4; Lambda Sigma 34; Swimming 3,4, Waterhull Award 3. FERRY MCCORMICK. Hialcah. Fla. Bible, Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Campus Congress 4; Galaxy 3.4, Vice-Presjdent 4; Phi Delta Beau 3,4: MC Athletic Representalive 3; Baseball 3.4; Intramurals 3.4. MM MCCOURT. Gladewater. Tex. Elemenlary Education. SNEA 3.4; Kn Jo Kai 2.3.4. President 3,4. Treasurer 3, JOHN McCIJTCHER. Rolla. Mu. Pre-med. Alpha Chi 3.4; Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4. ERENDA McDANIEL. Watervliet. Mich. Speech. Transfer from Lake Michigan Jr. College. Big Sisters 3; Campus Players 3.4: KHCA Staff 4; SNEA 4; Phi Delta 3.4. RAYMOND McDANIEL. Woodleaf, N. 0. Math. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. WILLIAM MEFARLAND, Dyer. Term. Business AdministraA tion. Transfer from Freed-Haldeman College. American Studies 3.4: TNT 3.4. JOANN McGRUDDER. FaITon. Nev. Business Education. Transfer lrom Baker College. Les Bonnes de Christa 4; Mission Study 3.4; SNEA 4. JOHNNIE McGUIRE. Pensatola. Fla. Physical Education. Transfer ftom Ale: City Jr. College. Sigma Tau Sigma 3.4; Golf 4; Intramurais 3.4, MARILYN McINTEER. Nashville, Tenn. English. Who's Who 4; Afpha Phi Gamma 3.4; American Studies 2.3.4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; 84g SIsteIs 4; Bison Staff 1.2.3.4: Campus Congress 4; Chorale l: Getman Campaign 1: Gard Key 4: Peti! lean Staff 4; Ph: Arpha Theta 4; Young Democrats 4: Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4, President 2,3,4. Vlce-President 2; Mnhican Queen 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. LORNA MCKINNEY. Albany. Ore. Biology. Alpha Chi 4; Dactylology 2.3; Mission Sludy 2: Tofebl 1.2.3.4. Frasi- dent 4, Vice-Piesident 3. RICHARD McMACKlN. Tuscumhia, Ala. Business Admini- stration. Transfer from FreedsHardeman College. JUDITH McMIlLlEN. West Covina. Calii. Office Admini- stfaiion. Transfer from Columbia College. Bison Boosters 3; Firemarshal 4; Les Bonnes de Christa 3.4; MEA 3.4. Vice-President 4. TOM MADDOX. Hot Springs. Ark. Accounting and Business Administration. American Studies 3,4; Bison Boosters 3.4; Emory Business Team 4: Pi Gamma Psi 3.4; Mohican 1.2.3.4. President 3. Secretary 2; Intramural: 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH MAHAFFEV. Searcy. Ark. Bible and Biology. Dactylology 1,2; Mission Study 1.2; Science Club 3; Tofebt 3.4, GLENDA MAHAN. Wichita, Kans. Vocational Hume Eco- nomics AHEA 1.4: Big Sisters 2.3.4: SNEA 4; OEGE 1.2.3.4. MARIANNA MARKLE, Weidon. W. Va. Dietetics. MARIE MASSEY. Columbia. Tenn. Business Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Kappa Kappa Kappa 3.4. VALERIE MASSEY. Buiawayo, Rhodesia. Elementary Educa- tion. Big Sis1ers 2,3,4; Campus Players 2.3.4; Chorale 3: Daciylology 2,3,4; International Club 1.2.3.4: SNEA 3.4; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 2.3. TONI MATHEWS. Onlario. Ore. Business Education. Trans- fer from Columbia Christian College, American Studies 3.4; SNEA 4; Thela P51 3.4. PEGGY MATTHEWS. Rochester. Mich. Physical Education. Tlansfer from Michigan Christian College. PEMM Club 3.4. Sectelary 4; Ko 10 Kai 3.4: Inkamurals 3.4. Spons- manship Award; lnlercullegiale Volieybatl 4. SUE ELLEN MAXEV, Martin. Tenn. Business Education. Transfer from FreedrHardeman College. American Studies 3.4; SNEA 3.4: Kappa Delta 3,4. DIANE MAXWELL. Pnrtland. Ore. Sociai Work. Transfer from Columbia Christian College. Behavurial Science Club 4; Big Sisters 4; Kappa Kappa Kappa 3,4. CONNIE MERRIMAN, Detroit. Mich. Physical Education. Bison Hoosiers 4: Campus Congress 4; Chorale 1.2; PEMM Club 1.2.3.4; SNEA 4; Zara Phi Zeta 1.23.4. Secretary-Treasurer 3.- inlramurals 1,2,3. 4: Intercollegiate Volleyball 4. BARBARA MESSER. Harrisburg. Ark. Physical Education. Big Sisters 2: Chorale 1,2; PEMM Club 2.3.4, Vice-presi- dent 4; Student Assnchaiion 1.2; Ko 10 Kai 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3; lntramurals 1.2.3.4; Intetcullegiate Voiiey- ball and BasketbalI 4. BONNIE MESSER. Harrisburg. Ark. Physical Education. Bison Sta 3; Chorale 1; Daciylology 1: PEMM Club 1,2,3.4. Ireasurer 4; Women's Durm Council 1; Ko 10 Kai 1.234, Secretary 2; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. Outstand- ing Panicipant Trophy; Intercollegiate Volleyball 4. MRISSE MICKEY. Dallas. Tex. Alpha Chi 3.4; Who's Who 4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3: Big Sisters 3; Chamber Singers 4: Chorale 4; Gold Key 4; Recording Chorus 1.2; SNEA 4; Student Association Commillee 4: Women's Ensemble 2,3: Omega Phi 12.3.4. ANNETTE MILLER. 13qu Springs. Miss. Physical Educa- tion. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Gata 3.4; PEMM Ciub 3.4; Intramurals 3.4. MARK MILLER. Pasadena. Tex. Math. Ftench cm 3; Science Club 1,2,34; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. President 4; Beta Tau Gamma Beau 4; Intramurais 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL MILLER. Podland. Ore. Psychology. Transfer from Columbia Christian Coilege. Behavorial Science Club 3.4. RAMONA MILLER, York, Nah. Elementary Education and Social Work. Behavioral Science Club 3,4; Chorale 3; Mis- sion Study 3: SNEA 4: Deita Chi Omega 3.4. Ireasurer 3. JUDY MIYCHELL league, Tel. Accounting. Transfer from Freed-Hardaman College. GENE MODIIE, Point Pleasant. W. Va. Physical Education. Transler from Ohio Valley College, PEMM Club 3.4: Kappa Sigma Kappa 3.4; Bowling 3; lntramurals 3,4. KAY LOU MOORE, Weirton, W. Va. Elementary Education. Transfe: from Ohio Valley College, Les Bonnes de Christa 4: SHEA 3.4; WHC 3. MONA LEE MOORE, Searcy. Ark. Voice. Piano. Music Edu- cation. Transfer from David Lipscomb College. A Can- pelTa Chorus 2; Campus Players 3.4; Firemarshal 3; SMENC 2.3.4: In Go In 2.3.4; Who's Who 4. RICK MOORE. Hartford. Mich. Social Work. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Behavorial Science Club 4: Campus Players 3.4; KHCA Staff 3.4; Sigma Tau Sigma 3.4. JAMES MORGAN. Cherokee. Ala. Physical Education. Trans- fer from Freed-Hardeman College. PEMM Club 3.4; Lambda Sigma 3,4, FELIX MORRIS. Oakman. Ala. Business Administration. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. TNT 3.4. RAYMOND MORRIS. Bridge City, Tex. Physical Education. LAMBERT MURRAY. Marks. Miss. Bible and Physics. Transter from the University of Mississippi. Alpha Chi 4; Knight 2.3.4. President 4, Vice-President 4. JAMES MUSICK. Searcy. Ark. Physical Education. DIANNE MYHAN Independence, Mo. Eiementary Educa- tion. MEA 1.2.3.4. 86 JERRY MYHAN. Searcy. Alli. Bib1e and Biology. Chorale 3; Dactylology 1; Men's Wing Counselm 2; SNEA 1; Spelunkers 1; Galaxy 1.2.3.4: Beta Tau Gamma Beau 3; lntramurals 4. KATHY NELSON, Sylaccauga. Ala. Dietitics. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: 1L: Go Ju 34; Cheerleader 2.3.4. BOBBIE NEWLES Paragouid, Ark. Business. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. MAX NEWMAN. Memphis. Tenn. Ari. Bison Staff 3: Chorale 1.2; Guild 1.2.3.4. President 4; Kappa Pi 3.4. Vice-President 4; Galaxy 1.2.3.4.- Track 2.3, RUTH NONNENMACHER. Ann Arbor, Mich. Elementary Education. Transfer from Michigan Christian College. Campaigns Northeast 4; Chorale 3; Petit Jean Staff 3.4; Recording Chorus 4; SNEA 34; Kappa Kappa Kappa 3.4. Vice-President 4. JONATHAN NWOKEH. Umuahia, Nigeria. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. International Club 4; SNEA 3; Lambda Sigma 4, GARRY PACK. Baltimore. Md. Chemistry and Biology. Science Club 1.2.3.4; SCOPE 1.2.3.4. President 4; Young Americans fur Freedom 1.2.3.4; Mnhican 1.2.3.4; Intra- murals 1.2.3.4. CHRIS PARKER. Palestine. Ark. Physical Education. TNT 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; 1ntramurals 1.2.3.4. AII-Slar Vurfey- ball 3; AJI-Star Basketball 4. RONALD PARKER, Memphis, Tenn. Sociology. Bison Boosters 3.4; Men's Dorm Council 3; Galaxy 1.2.3.4: Tennis 2.3.4; Intrammals 1.2.3.4. CONNIE PARKINSON. Muskogee. Okla. Elementary Edu- cation AHEA 1: Firemarshal 1; SNEA 4; Women's Dorm Council 3. President 3; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 4; TNT Queen 3.4. KATHY PARKS. Coldwater, Miss. Elementary Education. Bison Boosters 1.2; Campaigns Northeast 2.3; Chorale 1.2: Ju Go Ju 1.2.3.4: Koinonia Queen 4: Bisoneltes l. MARTINA PEACOCK. Sealcy. Ark. Physical Education. Homecoming Royalty 4; Big Sisters 2; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Chorale 2: Ju Go In 1.2.3.4: Cheerleader 1.2.3.4. Captain 2.3.4: lntramurals 1,2. RONNIE PEACOCK, Searcy. Ark. Physicai Education. Alpha Tau Epsilon 3; Football 1.2.3.4. ROSE PEDDLE. Harriman. Tenn. English. Big Sistets 4: Bison Boosters 1.2; Bison Shaff 4; Campus Players 2.3.4; Chorale 1,2; Siudent Asociatinn Committee 3; Regina 1.2.34. Historian 3; Fraters Queen 3. KM PEDIGO. Hillsboro. Tenn. Math. Transfer from Freed- Haxdeman College. Dactylology 4; Petit Jean Staff 3; Recording Chorus 4; SNEA 3.4; Kappa Delta 3.4. EDWAIID PENDERGRASS. Seam. Ark. Bible. Galaxy 1.2.3.4. SENIORS Pre-med students seek assistance from visiting M.Dfs MEMBERS of the Pre-med advisory council try to answer +he questions Ellen Kramer puts for'rh. TERESA PENDERBRASS, Searcy, Irk. Psychology and Sociology. Kappa PM 3.4. JUDY PERRY, Fayette. Ma. Vocational Home Economics. Transfer from FreedrHardeman College. AHEA 3,4; KHCA $43 4: Petit lean Staff 3; SNEA 4; Phi Deita 3,4, Secre4 tary 3. BARBARA PEITUS, Little Rock. Ark. Elementary Education. Bison Boosters 1,2,3: Ju Go Ju 1,2,34 CARL PETTY. Benton. Ark. Business Administration. Alpha Tau Epsilon I,2,3,4,' Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Filst in Mile Relay, 440 Yard Dash, 4130 Relay. LENURA PHILLIPS Montgomery, Ala. Elementary Educa- tion, Transfer from Alabama Chrislian College. Bison Boosters 3,4; SNEA 4; Phi Delta 3,4, Treasurer 4. TERESA POLLOCK, Bremerton, Wash. Elementary Educa- tion. Transfer 1mm Columbia Christian College. SNEA 4; Omega Phi 3,4. MB POWELL Searcy, Atk. Sociology. Chorale l. RALPH POWELL. Higginson. Ark. Physical Education. PEMM Club 4. CHRIS PRMT, Camden: Dirk. Psychology, Alpha Chi 3,4. BILLY RAY PYLE, Bruno, Ark. Social Science. Bison Boosters 12.3.4; Spelunkers 4. ROBERT RAHRLE, Nadrnw. N. Y. Math, Bison Band 1.2.3.4; Quadermasler 3.4; Campus Playels 1,2; Pep Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 2,3,4: Beta Phi Kappa 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3.4; lniramurals 3,4. JUNE RAWDUN. Huron, Tenn. Psychology. Alpha Chi 3,4; WHC 1.2.3.4. CAROL REAVES. Gideon, Mo. Elementary Education. Trans- fer from Crowley's Ridge Cuilege. SNEA 4: Theta Psi 3. NORMA REEVES, Palagould, Ark. Social Work. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. Behavioral Science Club 4: Campus Congress 4; Dactyiulogy 4. BEN RENEGAR. Fan. Tenn. Bible, Transier from Freed- Hardeman College. Timothy Club 4. PHILIP RHODES, Searcy, Ark. Bible. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge Coilege. SNEA 3; Timothy Club 3,4; Alpha Epsxlon Chi 3,4, Secrelary 3, Treasurer 4. SENIORS Senior class picnic provides fellowship and entertainment NINE naughty seniors from the Herifoge House immonalize the plight of fhe Harding coed. JANET RICHARDSON. Little Rock. Ark. English. Homecom- ing Royalty 4; Class Secretary 3; Grace Wells Scholarship 4; Bison Staff 4: Gala 1.2.3.4. President 3.4. Treasurer 2: Sub-T 16 Queen 4. SUZANNE RIFE. Searcy. Ark. Elementary Education. GARY ROBERSON, Oak Ridge. Ienn. Bible. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College, Alpha Tau Epsi10n 4. GARY ROBERTS. New Hope. Ark. Biology. Transfer from Henderson State College. MARLA ROBERTS. Steele. Mo. Sociology. Transfer from Arkansas State University. In Go Ju 3. ROM ROBERIS, Splendora. Tex. Elementary Educalion, Chorale 1; Galaxy 1.2.3.. DONNA ROBINSON. Parkersburg, W. Va. Vucalionai Home Economics, Transfer from Ohio Valley College. AHEA 3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Dactyrology 3.4; Les Bonnes de Christa 3: SNEA 4; Tofebt 3.4. LARRY RODENBECK. Spencer. Ind. Physical Education. Basketball and Track. PATRICIA ROETZEL Searcy. Alli. Art. Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Campus Prayers 1.2.3.4; Guild 1.2.3.4. ViceA president 4; SHEA 1.2.3.4; Theta Psi 1.2.3.4. TERESA RUSHTON. Searcy. Ark. Speech. Who's Who 4: Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; Bison Boosters 1; Campus Players 1.2.3.4. JOHN SANDERS. Huntsville. Ala. Accounting. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4. DONALD SANDLIN. Lake City. Fla. Physica1 Education. Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. GRANT SANDLIN. Searcy. Ark. Physical Education. Football. managet; A!pha Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. GEORGE SANDERS. Searcy. Ark. Music Education. A Cap- pella Chorus 1: Bison Band 1; Chi Sigma Alpha 1. BETH SAXION. Florence. Ala. Elementary Educaiion. Trans- fer from Freed-Hardeman College. Campaigns Nnnheasl 3; Campus Congress 4; SHEA 3.4; Zeta Rho 3.4. Tleasurer 3 DUEL SCHWEGLER. Dixon. Mo. Accounting. Koinnnia 2.3.4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. ROBERT SCOTT. Eugene. Mo. Biology. Alpha Chi 4; Bison Boosters 1; Science Club 2; TNT 1.2.3.4; Intra- murals 1.2.3.4. DAVID SEATDN. Ypsifanti. Mich. General Sdence. Muhican 1.2.3.4; Ptesident 4; Zeta Phi Zeta Beau 4. JANICE SEWELL. Letts. Iowa Physical Eduaaiion. Transfer 1mm York College. PEMM Club 3.4; SNEA 4: Kappa Delta 3.4; lntramurals 3.4; Intercollegiate Volieyhall 4. MIKE SHANNON. Hot Springs. Ark. Art. Campus Players 1.2.3.4; Guild 1.2.3.4. LAURA SHUFFETT. Centralia. III. Physical Educatior'LWho's Who 4; Homecoming Attendant 3.4; Petit Jean Queen 3: Regina Spirit Award 4; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; PEMM Club 3,4; Kappa Kappa Kappa 3.4; Sigma Tau Queen 3; Cheerleader 2.3.4. Cu-caplain 3.4; Intramurals 4. JAMES SIGMUND. Lake Charles. La. History. Who's Who 4; American Studies 3.4: Debate Team 1.2.3.4; Phi Alpha Theta 3.4. VicelPresident 4; Pi Kappa Defta 2.3.4. Presi- dent 3.4; TNT 1.2.3.4. Secwtary 3.4. LESLIE SIMPSON. Searcy. Ark. English. Bison Booster 1.2; Ju Go Ju 1.2.3. Treasurer 2. BECKY SINGLETON, Montgomery. Ala. Business Education. Transfer iram Alabama Christian College. Phi Delta 3.4. B? HARRY SKAGGS. Benton Harbor. Mich. Speech. Frater Sodalis 3.4. ROBERT SKAGGS. Benton Harbol. Mich. Accounting. Ttans3 ferfrom Michigan Christian College. TAG 3,4. BRIAN SMITH. Ft. Worth. Tex. Chemistry. Alpha Chi 3.4: Who's Who 4; Freshman Chemistry Award, Sophomore Physics Award; Spelunkers 4; Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; lntrarnurals 1.2.3.4. CAROL M. SMITH. Stuttgart, Art. Music, Music Award 1; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Belles and Beau: 2.3; Bison Staff 2; SMENC 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3.4; Women's Ensemble 1.2.3.4: Delta Chi Omega 1.2.3. NANCY SMITH. Haiti. Mo. Physlcal Education. PEMM Club 3.4: SNEA 4; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4: Inlramurals 3.4. STEVE SMIIH. Corning. Ark. Voice. Outstanding Music Student 1; Who's Who 4; A Cappeha Chorus 1.2.3.4: Bison Band 1.2.3: Bison 81611 1; Men's Ensemble 2.3.4; Pep Band 3; SMENC 1.2.3.4. President 4: Chi Sigma Alpha 1.2.3. STEPHEN SMITH. lexington, Okla. Speech. DONG DAM 3014 . Seoul. Korea. Bible. International Club 3.4. CLAY SOLEYN. St. Wncent. W. 8. Bible. International Club 3.4. DENNIS SNIDER. Phonex. Ariz. Social Science. SHEA 3; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. JEFFREY SPENCER. Warm Springs. Ark. Biology. Bison Boosters 1.2: Men's Dorm Council 3; Sub-T 16 1.2.3.4, President 4, Vice-President 3. Secretary 2: Basketball 1.2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. AII3Star basketball. footbail. haw ball. volleyball 3. 144th SPERRY. Pineville. la. History. Bison Boosters 1: Chorale 1.2: Firemarshal 3: French Club 2; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4. President 4; TNT 1.2.3.4. MARGARET SPIKES. Pocahontas. Ark. Business Education. American Studies 3.4; Big Sisters 2: Chorale 1.2: SHEA 2.3.4: Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4, Secretary 2, Tteasurer l. MARTHA SPIKES. Pocahontas. Ark. Business Education. American Studies 3.4; Big Sisters 2: Chorale 1; SNEA 2.3.4; Kappa Delta 1.2.3.4. Ireasurer 2. MARK STANLEY. Parkersburg. W. Va. Business Administra- tion. Transfer from Ohio Valley College, Kappa Sigma Kappa 34; Inlramurals 3.4. MELINDA STANTON. Nashville. Tenn. Psychology. Transfer from David lipscomb College. Bisan Boosters 3; Petif lean Staff 4; Ju Go Ju 3.4. HARRY STARNES. McGhee. Ark. Physical Education. Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. ROEERT STEED. Homewortll. Ohio. Blble. KHCA Staff 2.3. TOM STEED. Osceola. Mk. Genera! Science and Bible. Bison Band 1: KHCA Staff 3; Men's Wing Counselor 3.4; Alpha Tau Epsilon 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. MARY JANICE SIEPHENS. Guntersville. Ala. Elementary Education. Homecoming Royalty 3; May Fete Royalty 3: SNEA 3.4: Kn Jo Kai 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 2.3. GARY STEPHENSON. Dierks. Ark. Biology. Transler from FreedHardeman College. Gas House Gang 4. STEVE STEVERS, Neosho. Mo. Business Administration. Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4; Kappa Kappa Beau 4; Intra- murals 1.2.3.4, AII-star sollball and baseball. LARRY STEWART. Corunna. Mich. Bible. Transfer from Michigan Christian College. Alpha Chi 4; Who's Who 4; Alpha Phi Gamma 3,4; Chorale 3; Fetit Jean Staff 3.4. Editor 4: Recording Chorus 4; TNT 3.4. Historian 4. SUSAN STEWART. Middleton, Tenn. Vocational Home Economics. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. AHEA 4; SNEA 4: Gata 3.4: Beta Phi Kappa Queen 4. 9O SENIORS SA Exchange affords opportunity to sell or buy used texts BOOKS returned by Ruth Gosney are placed on sale by Pete Nash and Bruce Augsberger. IUDY STREET. Searcy. Ark. Elementary Education. A Cap- pella Chorus 1,2,3; Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4; SNEA 4. VICKI TARPLEY. Letona. Ark. Elementary Education. SHERRY IATUM. Hohenwald. Tenn. Elemeniary Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. May Fete Royalty 3: Campaigns Nadheast 4; SNEA 4; Delta Chi Omega 3.4. SUSAN THOMAS. Searcy. Alli. Elemenlary Education. American Studies 2,3; Behavioral Science Club 3: Big Sisters 3; Delta Chi Omega 12.3.4. GUY MARTIN THOMPSON, Searcr. Ark. General Science. SubVT 15 1.2.14. MARGARET THOMPSON. West Plains. Mo. Physicai Educa- tion. Chorale 1: SHEA 4; MB! 1: Intramurals 12,14: Women's Intercollegiate Vulleyball. Tennis 4. LINDA THORNTON. Bolivar, Tenn. Vocational Hume Ecu- nomics. Transier from Freed-Hardeman Coilege AHEA 4; SNEA 4. KATHY TIMMERMAN. Decherd. Tenn. Sociology. ROSE ELLEN TOLL. Fairbanks, Alaska. Home Economics. Transfer from Columbia Christian Cnllege. AHEA 3.4; Fire- marshal 4; Omega Phi 3. CLYTEE TORRANS. Lake Charles, La. Social Science, Chorale 2; Dactyiogy 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2. VicevPresident 4; Mission Study 1.2.3.4: Zeta Rho 1.2.3.4. TERRY TRIMEL, Sarasota, Fla. Bible, Transler from Freed-Hardeman College. Timothy Club 4. DONNA TRAPP. Lakewood. Colo. BioTogy. Chorale 3; Science Club 1: Phi Dena 1.2.3.4, President 4: Intra. murals 1.2.3.4: Womens lntercoHegiate Tennis t. CLYDE TRAVIS, Knoxville. Tenn. BibWe. TNT 3,4. WENDY TRUDGEN. Phoenix. Ariz. Social Work. Behavlural Science Club 1.2.3.4. President 4; Campaigns Norlheast 1.2.3.4: Mission Study 1.2.3.4: Ju Go Ju 1.2.3.4. CURLY TURNER. Muntgamery, Ala. Physical Education. Transfer from Alabama Christian CoHege. PEMM Club 3.4; Eeia Phi 4; lnlramurals 3.4. MOSE TURNER. Searcy. Ark. Physical Education. Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. 91 SENIORS Couple catches a few minutes of relaxation after day of classes RELAXING after dosses. Ramona Miller and John Rothff share ccffee and conversation. PATRICIA KAY VANCE. Portia, Ark. Business Education. Big Sisters 3: SNEA 2,3,4: Omega Phi 1,234, Secretary 2. Vice-President 3. President 4. SUSAN VANCE, Portia, Ark. Eninsh and French. Big Sisters 3; French Club 3,4; Omega Phi 1.23.4, VIce-Presi- dent 4. RANDALL VERDELL, Gleason, Tenn. Physical Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Bison Hoosiers 3.4; Chorale 3; PEMM Club 3,4; SNEA 4; TNT 3,4; Intra- murals 3.4. LELAND VICKERS, Sharptown. Md. Chemistry. Alpha Chi 3.4; Men's Dorm Council 3; Science Club 1.2: SCOPE 3,4; Sigma Tau Srgma 1.2.3.4, Secretary 1,3; lnlramurals l,2,3,4. RONALD E. WAGES. Pascagoula, Miss. Accounting and Business Administration. Transfer irorn FreedAHardeman College. Who' Who 4; American Studies 3,4; Bison Booslers 2; Emory Busines Team 3.4; Men's Wing Counelor 4; Petit lean Staff 4; Pi Gamma Psi 3,4, TNI 2,3,4; Kappa Deita Beau 4; Delta Mu Delta 3.4. BARBARA WAITE, Alexander. Ark. Elementary Education. Transfer from Crowley's Ridge College. Chorale 3,4; Dactylology 3,4; KHCA 3; SNEA 3,4. ANGELA WALLACE, Gainesville, Mo. PhysEcal Education. Bison Boosters 1.2; Campus Congress 3,4; PEMM Club 2.34; Women's Dorm Council 3; Gata 1,2,3,4,VIce-Flesi- dent 3.4; lntrarnurafs 1,3,4. 4 , . 3.1124. 1.; FAIYH WALLACE, Jacksonville, Fla. Secretarial Science. 4 3 ' '4 3mg 4 w . u .43 iiewaxwu mv A mum PAUL WALLACE, Searcy. Ark. Biology. Bison Boosters ' A 3 1.2.3.4; Chorale 1,2,3; Madrigais 3; Mission Study 3.4: ' Timothy Club 1; Recording Chums 2: Mission Club 1,2; Sigma Tau Sigma 2,3,4. MARK WALLIS, Richardson. Tex. Accounting. American Sludies 3.4: Chorale 3; Petit lean Staff 4; Pi Gamma Psi 3.4. Ireasurer 4: Della Mu Delta 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Flaler Sodalis 12.3.4. Secretary 2, President 4; lnlramurals 1.2.3.4. LINDSEY WARREN, Memphis, Tann. Bible. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. Timothy Club 4; Mahican 4; Intramurals 4; Gata Beau 4. RONALD R. WATKINS, Henagar, Ala. Bible. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman Cullege. BILL WATI'S, Luling. Ln. Art. Sub-T 16 1,234; Fuotball 123,4; lnkarnurals 2. PAUL KEITH WAYLAND, Andover. Kan. Math. lntramurals 2,3.4. KRISTINA WEST. Searcy, Ark. Vocational Home Economics Homecoming Royalty 3; AHEA 4; Alpha Phi Gamma 3,4; Big Sisters 1.2: Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4; Bison Staff 1,3,4; Ju Ga Ju 1.2.3.4. VJce-President 3; Cheerleader 2. RUTH WEST, Harrison, Ark. Elementary Education. Delta Chi Omega 12.3.4. 92 LLOYD WESTBROOK, Marietta. Ohio. Accounting. Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2. PATRICIA WHERRY, Centenilla. Tenn. Social Work. Trans- fer from Fteed-Hardeman College. Behavioral Science Club 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Campaigns Northeast 4; Phi Delta 3.4. Treasurer 3. Historian 4. LINDA WHITE, Columbia. Iann. Elementary Education. Transfer from Freed'Hardeman College. Phil Delta 3.4. ROBERT L. WHITE, Searcy. Ark. Accounting. Alpha Chi 3.4; Defta Mu Della 3.4, President 4; American Studies 2.3.4: Bison Staff 3.- Pi Gamma Psi 2.3.4; Emory Busi- ness Team 3.4; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1.2.34. Treasurer 2. Vice-Presidenl 3; lntramurals 1.2.3.4.. SANDRA L WHITED, Vienna, W. Va. Speech Therapy. Transfer from Ohio Valley College. KHCA Staff 3. DWINA L WHITTLE. Henderson. Tenn. Biology. Transfer from FreedAHardeman College. Alpha Chi 4; Bison Sta 3; Petit lean Staff 4; Regina 3.4. Historian 3. DIAN WILLIAMS, Plane. Tex. Business Education. Big Sisters 1; Chorale 3; SNEA 2; Omega Phi 4, Secretary 2. President 4. JAMES RAY WILLIAMS. Fordyce, Arll. Business Administra- tion. Bison Band 1.2: Choraie 1; Chi Sigma Aipha 1.2.3.4. President 4. JOEL STEPHEN WILLIAMS. Huntsville. Ala. Chemistry and Bible. Transfer from University oi Alabama. MARTHA LYNN WILLIAMS. Lake Charles. la. Vocaiional Home Economics. AHEA 3.4: Kappa Kappa Kappa 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3. SANDRA WILLIAMS. W. Frankfort. Ill. Social Work. Trans- fer from Freed-Hardeman College. Behavioral Science Club 4: Bison Boosiers 4; Women's Dorm Council 3; Gate 3.4. Treasurer 4. DAVID W. WILLIS. F1. Walton Bcach. Fla. Biology. Transv Ier from Okaloosa Walton Jr. College. Class Officer 4: Bison Bnosters 3.4: Campaign Northeast 3: Science Club 2: TNT 2.3.4; Tolebt Beau 4; Gas House Gang 4. ROSSENE WISHAM. Trenton, Term. Elementary Education. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman. Campaigns Nor1heasI3: Dactylology 3; Les Bonnes De Christa 3: Mission Study 34: Theta Psi 3.4. TIM WOLF. Sikesion. Mo. Art Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4: Intramurals 3. ROY LEE WOMACi. Benton. Ark. Physical Education. Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4. SUSAN c. WOODS, Titusville, Fla. Secretaria! Science. A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3; Bison Staff 4; Recording Chorus 3: Phi Delta 1.2.3.4. Vice-Fresident 4. GARY J. WOODWARD. Fort Worth. Tex. Math. Alpha Chi 3.4. President 4; Who's Who 4; Ganus Academic Award 2; Campaigns Northeast 1.2: Student Asocfatian 2.3.4: TNT 1.2.3.4; lnramurafs 3. CHERYL S. WOOTON. Kingman. Kins. Vocational Home Economics. Transfer from York College. AHEA 3.4: KRCA Staff 3.4: Recording Chorus 4: SNEA 4. KENNETH WORSHAM. Anniston. Ala. Business Administra' lion. Beta Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; Intramural: 1.2.3.4. KATHY WRIGHT. Bentonville. Ark. Elementary Education. Transfer from York College. Big Sisters 4; Dactylulogy 3.4: SNEA 4. CHARLES YOUNG. Glen Bunnie. Md. Bible. Alpha Chi 3.4: Campaigns Nonheast 4: Alpha Epsilon Chi 3.4. Vice- President 4. RANDALL ZEPS. Indianapolis. Ind. History. Class Officer 3; Bison Boosters 1.2.3.4: Campus Prayers 3.4: Chorale 1; Madrigals l; Petit Jean Staff 4; Young Democtais 4. President 4: Mohican 1.2.3.4; Kappa Kappa Kappa Beau 3.4: Swimming 1.2.4: lntramurals 1.2.3.4. ALEXANDRIA IINK. Shadyside. Ohio. Secondary Education. Alpha Chi 3.4. Treasurer 4; American Studies 4; Big Sisters 3.4; Bison Band 2.3.4; Bison Boosters 4; SNEA 3.4: Women's Dorm Cuuncif 2; Ieta Phi 4. Vice-President 4; Nu Lambda Chi 2. President 2; Frater Sedalis Queen 4. PAMELA SUE IUMWALT. Pittslield. Ill. Elementary EducaA tfon. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College. KHCA Staff 4: Phi Delta 3.4. 93 e.r-- . - .h A CHALLENGING the faculty to a ten-to-one money-mising proiect for the new student centet. CHISELING with the image of her SCUIplurr, Karen Holland unveils the thermometer that records the progress of faculty and students. mind, Nancy Hazel shows intense concemm JUNIORS Junior grid team takes first place in class rivalry Overcoming their final opponent, the faculty, in a 32 to 6 upset, the junior ragtag team came out on top of the class grid iron competition. A huge banner stating ttGo Bisons. Tm 'cin up! , precipitated the juniors winning the spirit trophy twice during the year. The banner was used during football season and donned the gym- nasium during basketball games. After an unsuccessful attempt in the fall, the juniors enjoyed a picnic second semester. The major project of the year was the support of an orphan overseas. Money was sent monthly through Mr. Jimmy Allen. JUIIOI OFFICES. Dr. Don Banyhill, sponsor; Mrs. Berryhill, sponsor: Ron Nicola. president; Sam Hinton. vice-prasident: Janice Doelmy. settetaly. -94 Rebeca: Ackar ............ Longview. Tel. Judith Adams ............ Aio, Nil Shirlay Manet Searcy. Ark. llrn Akin: Sacramento. Calif. Lydia: Kay Aldrich Calvedon. N. Y. DDlil Alanna Dayton, Ohio David Allen ........................ Searcy, Auk. Leonard Allan .. , .. Mount Dora, Fla. Claude Allison ............. Pensacola, Fla. Cathy mun ..... Parkersburg, W, Va. Kala Anderson Ft. Worm. Tex. Robert Argo ................ Memphis. Tenn. Karen Avon Houston, Tex. Timothy Bachmlnn , Part Charlotte,Fla. W. Greg Bum ........ Great Lakes. III. Rebeca Baguetto Banlesville. Okla. Anne Allyson Balm Mt. Home. Ark. Mark Dales Searcy, Ark. Rebeca Banks Sebastopol. Calif. Virgil Barnard ..... Hansen. Ark. Thomas Barrigar ......... Clawsnn, Mich. Michal Barrington ...... H. Wayne. Ind. Mation Barton ............. Fayette, Ala. Vernal Alien Barton Searcy, Ark. Daniel laielnln .. St. ClairShnres. Mich. Cordell Battles N. Little Rock, Ark. Robert Beasley Memphis. Tenn. Nona Irene Benson ....... Tullate, Calif, Brenda Bed: .. . ,, , Columbia. Tenn. Paul Nonnln Banner! Searcy, Ark. James Ierryllill . Searcy. Ark. Deborah Bath Holy. Mich, Barbara lever .. .. rsburg. W Va. Fm Iihee ............... Bridgeville, Dela. Ronald Blathly , , . Carmichael, Cam. Vicki Ann Blackmud Jasper. Ala. Chulotta Blair .......... Duncanville. Tent Donavon Ilako . Sterling, Coro. Martha Nell Blue Sealcy, Ark. Paul Gene Balding ........ Judsonia. Ark William 30mm ., , Searcy, Alk. Pal Bnrdelon Searcy, Ark. Berna Bust , Dallas, Tex. Dee Bast ...... Searcy, Ark. Dianna Boudu Morrilton. Ark. Anita lwd . ,, . Littie Rock, Ark. Plhicia Bannock , , Richmond, Ind. Hlncy Breedlove Unalakleet, Alas. Gary Brewer ................ El Dorado, Ark. Jan Brewer , .. .1 u Searcy, AIR. Randal Bremr , ,, Memphis. Tenn Ricky Brewer ..... Searcy. Ark. Vicki Bristow ..... Tulsa. Okla. Dana Broadfoot . , Greenville, Tenn. Brad Brooks ..... Billings, Mont. Mary Broom . Heavener, Okla. Larry 8. 8mm King of Prussia. Pa. Ricky Carl BI'II'II Ocilla, Ga, Mlliam Browning Judsonia. Ark. Tim aner Appleton, Wis, John G. lrunnar Manchestex. Mo. Bradley Bushman Marietta, Ohio Sarah Bullard . Gregory. Ark. Graham Burcham A. . Kennett, MoA lane Bnrleson ................ Fayette. Ala. John Burnett . W. Henrietta. N. Y. Kathy Bunon .................... Atlanta, Ga Housion Bynum . anan, Tenn. Joel Byrd . . Menmee, AIR. Richlrd Bryd . . .. Searcy. Ark. Gary Campbell .. Independence. Mo. John Can A . . .. . Searcy, Atk. Lowell Carr , , . Bolivar. Mo. Mary Diana Can . Gaines, Mich. Travis Eugene Case Bald Knob, Ark. Linda Cash , , Newark. lrk. Terry Cassity Kansas City. Mo. Roger Castle ...... .. Longmont, Colo. Cindy Cale: ...... Bettendorf, la. Holly Cattermn Wynne, Ark. Lloyd Champion . ,. A, Hot Springs. Ark. Carol Cheek . Ullin. III. Gamn Claiborne ........... . Searcy, Ark. Donnita Clark . Murfreesboro. N. C, Mari-ma Clark . . Orange, Calif. Patsy Clark .. .. . Moss Point. Miss. Phyilis Clark . Nashvine, Ark. nanny Clarkson Oklahoma City, Okla. Mike Clem ,, . Lepanto. Ark. Carole Cleveland . Searcy, Ark. Cathy Cole Henderson. Tennk Ronald Colman . , Searcy. Ark. Allin Coley ,, McRae, Ark. Mary Sue Collins . . Osceola. Ark. Nancy Cnluelt , . ,. 7, Alamo. Tenn Thomas Cool: Elhart, Ind. Dan Cooper ........ Springlierd. Vt. Jeanine Cooper Cooter, Mo. Margie Carol Coupe: Huntsville. Ala. Lynda Jo Dom ., , Jefferson City. Mo. Leonardo Corpuz . Baguia, thlipines Barrie Co: .. Canyon. Tex. Ken 00! ., , Mobile, Ala. Sylvia Gm! ... Spana, III. Carol Bmm Grantsviile. Utah Cathryn Cross . Camden. Ala. Gem'ge Crowd . ....... Macomb, III. Michael Crumbaugll . , Cristwood. Mo. David Cunningham . . Vista. Calif, Kay! Cunningham Ravenden. Ark. Elizabeth Cupp .. San Antonio, Tex. Phyllis Daugherty , , Granile City, Ill. Wnrd Davenport . Yellville, Ark. David M. Davis Bishop, Tex. Kay Davis , Pocahontas. Ark. Sheryl Davis Harriman, Tenn. Carolyn Dell . Freeport. Ill. Earl Denham ,7 San Diego, Calif. Ellen Deshnzo . . .. .. .. Fairfield. Calif Charlene Dietrich , Rochester, N. Y. Susan Dildlne . Witchita. Kan, Jimmy Diles .. Searcy. Ark David Dixon Ponageville, Mo, Elizabeth Dixon West Plains, Mo. Janet Dixon Searqr. Ark, John Ilium , , Fitzgerald, Ga. Janice Buttery , Fayetteville, Ark. Nell Docxm . . Pine Bluff, Ark. Gnome Duberry , , Nhilesville. w. Va. John Richard Duke Valparaiso. Fla. Tlm Duke . , , Magnolia, Ark. Jimmy nukes . . .. Searcy. Ark. Barbara Dunnn ., .. Searcy, Ark. Kathy Dunning Poptar Bluff, Mu. Jacquelyn Dunsworth , Hattleville, Ark. Held: Eileen Easley Mt. Hume, Ark. Ed Emu .................... Ft Worth, Tex. Lance Eckman , Searcy. Ark. Steve Ecliman . . Searcy, Ark. Martha Eddlernan Tupelu, Miss. 96 George Egly Rick Eldred Gregory Elliott David Embry Lonnie Eppemn Torn E312: Bruce Evan: Lynn Evans Charles Fall Karen Fambrn Jack Farber John Farmer Paul Farm Kenneth Fatull , Anthony Felker ,. ., Ann Fetter: , Sammie Fitzgerald , Shelia Fitzgerald Charles Fowler R. Scott Fowler . . Linda Franklin Paul Fredin . Man Freeman William French , Searcy, Ark. Seamy, Ark. Nashville. Ark. indianapnlis, Ind. Mumeesboro, Ark Montgomery, ATa. . Trumann, AIR. . Glenside, Pa. Lemoore, Calif. , Danas, Tex. Coolidge, Ariz. Gladewater, Tex. . .. . Searcy, Ark. , Emmaus. Pa. . Memphis, Tenn. Des Arc, Ark, . Searcy, Ark Searcy, :lrk , High Springs, Fra. Washington, Pa. , Huntsville, Ala. Searcy, Ark. , Pomona, Calif. . . Ft Worth, Tex. Joan Gailhrealh Madison Heights. Mich. James W. Ganus .. Patricia Gardner Randall Gardner , John Gibbons ..... Karen Giddens , Sandra Giflord Peggy Glatt . V Elaine Gundin Allen Gould , ,, Nancy Graddy . Judy Gray Linda Gray Gary Gregg Stanley Gregory . Randy Griffin Matsha Grifli'lh . Wanen Brogan Penny Groover .. Jim Grubh Charles Guild Bruce Gump Mike Gurganus Myra Guthrie Cynthia Hackwurth JUNIORS New Orleans, La. Ft. Worth, Tex. Hyannis, Mass. 1. Montgomery, Ala. Childersburg, Ala. Santa Monica, Calif. Houston, Tex; Batesville. Atk. Kensett, Ark. N. Little Rock, Ark. .. Judsonia, Ark. Pine Bluff, Ark. Columbiana, Ohio. Rockford, m. , Evansville, Ind. Clarkston, Ga, Beebe. Ark. Searcy, Ark. 7 Athens. Ara Olympia, Wash, Bloomingdale, Ohio Annistun, AIaV Columbia, Tenn. . Searcy, Ark. Frivolity is main element of Xmas party THROWING her hands up, Susie Dildine seeks Barb Akin's help to escape Jim Morgan's Teasing. loe Hackwurth Wayne Hall Souhhi Milad Ham Keith Hammond . lama Hanlon loan Harmon Clif Harris Tuscumhia. Ala. , Alma, Ark. Nazareth, Israel . . Washington. Pa. Williamstown, W, Va. Blythewne, Ark. Slilwell, Okla. Kathy Harshbarger Huntington, W. Va. Cathy Harville Michele Hatcher Nancy Hazel Doris Heal, Rohett Helnen Kathy Hensley Rebecca Henson . Clarence Hicks . Mary Hill , Melinda Hill Don Hinds . James Hinerman Sammy Hinton Steve Hix . . Larry Hogan . Sharon Holderby Karen Harland Bob Hollis Cindy Holmes . lath Holt ,, Gary Howard . .. John Howard Steve Howall Anna Huddleston Dwid Hudson , Kathy Hunt ,. Gary Hunter . .. Cheryl Hurst . Alan Hutchins . . .. Cheryl lmlmH loan Inman Dan Isenberg Paul Iacaby mum Jahshan . Debra James Mike James David Jerkins David Johnson . . Linda lohnson , ,, Plain Dealing, La. N. Palm Beach, Fla. . Sikeston, Mo. Shawnee Mission, Kan. Searcy, Ark. Pangburn, Ark. Little Ruck, Ark. . Madison. Ark. Gainesvllie, Fla. Benton, Ky. .. Pacifica, Calil. Cofurnhiana, Ohio Florence. Ala. Batesville, Ark. . Bfrmingham, Ala. St Albans. W. Va. Lake City. Ark. Corning, Ark. . E. Allen. Ill. , Tulsa. Okla. Houston, Tex. W. Monroe, La. .. Searcy, Ark. Chananooga, Tenn. , Delmar, Dela. ,, , , Orange. Tex. . ....... . Searcy. Ark. RoseviIEe, Ohio Natchez, Miss. . Osceola, la. 7'1. Wayne, Ind. ,, Louisville, Ky. Glen Rock, Pa. , Nazarelh. Israel Elizabeth. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Waycross. Ga. PensacoIa, Fla. Gunier. Tex. Patricia Johnson . Imperial Beach, Cam. Virginia Johnson ..... S. Haven, Mich. JUNIORS Hot sunny day sets the scene for chess game CLASSES are forgotten 05 Danny Smelser and Sam Hinton engage in a s1imulming chess duel. William Johnson lana Jones Joe Dale lone: BiIly lordan Elaine R. Jorgensen lay Justiss Angela Kelly Gerald Kelly Nancy Kennon June Kessinger Doug Killgore Steven King Keith KI'ESS Sherry Lacourse Ronnie Lamar Connie Landthrip Ernest Langford Lina Lealherwood leanne Leckliter Gary Lewis Melvin Lowe Gail Lumpkin Beverly Lunsford Paul McCartney Brenda McCray Bonita McCready Bill McDonald Richard McGough Diane McKinney Ruben Mahafley Linda Mahan Beverly Martin Mike Mason Oneal Masters lue Mathias Sherryl Maltingly . .. Edna Maxey Call May James Medlock Harry Miller James Miiler , Lynn Miller Ray Miller Janet Miflson Kathy Mitchefl Wanda Monteith Alan Moore , , Joyce Morrow Mike Murrie Bruce Myers Joseph Myers Janet Nadeau John Mark Nadeau , linda Naron Barry Neal , , Gary Neal , Aiice Newberry ,, Shirley Newberry Ronald Nicuia Donna Nonhcutt John Nunnally Rebecca OJdruyd John Osborn Robert Pankey . Jim Parker , Lynn Parker . Charles Parrish Phillip Patten . Kay Patton . Jefferson City. Mo. Paris. Tex. Searcy, Ark. Seercy, Ark. Oak Creek, Wis. Daingerfield, Tex. Monette, Ma. Hugo, Olda. Wynne, Ark. .. Harold. Ky. Shreveport, La. , Warren. Ohio Parkersburg. W. Va. Sandra Kurrelmeyer , Cahokia, lll. Pleasant Plain, Ohio Talfapaosa, Ga. Cfarksville. Ark. Walls, Miss. Corinth, Miss. Lubbock, Tex. Flint, Mich. . . Albany. Ind. Greenville. Miss. Tavares. FIa. Gafreti, Ind. . Shepard, Mich. Charlnltesvifle, Va. little Rock. ML Montgomery. Ala. . . Euless. Tex. Bartlesville, Okla. . .. Wichita. Kan. . CIarksville, Ark. . Macks Creek. Mu. . Bradford. Ark. Kirkwood. Mu. Bentonvaiie, Ark. Columbus, Miss. . Columbia, Tenn. St. Louis. Mo. , , Mobile, Ala. Jacksonville. Ala. . C?arendon, Ark. Texarkana. Ark. . Cullman. Ala. Pascagoula, Miss. Memphis. Tenn. , Huntsville, Ala. . Buck Hill. Miss. . Alton. lull. , McCronr, Ark. . Langsville, Ohio W. Cuvina. Cafif. w. Covina. Calif. Junction City, Alk. Ft. Smith, Ark. Searcy. Ark. W. Plains, Mo. Odessa, Mo. . Wintelsville. Ohio Allamont, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Corsicana, Tax. , Searcy, Ark. 7 7 Judsonia. Ark. Ft. Worth, Tex. Palestine, Ark. . Fayetteviile, Ark Lewisville. Ark. ......... Da1las, Tax. Greg Pauley Georgina Pedal: Deborah Pepper Grace Perry David Pelree . Gallipolis, Ohio . .. I-Iarrfman, Tenn. . Athens. Ala. Meghalaya, India . . Stone ML, Ga. Carla Phillips W. Memphis. Ark. Warren Picker . .. 1 O'Fatlon, III. Steven P'rttard , Dallas. Tex. Pam Plunk . Belhel Springs, Tenn. Glenda Polk Donna Powers .. ., lnhn Price Janet Prince . Steve Prout James Railey Lacy Randall . . N, Little Rock, Ark. David Ransom Gregg Ratliff . Gloria Ray . George Reagan Gordan Redd lennifer Redmond Duborah Reed Libby Reel . James Reibnldt John Richavdsan Larry Richmond . Batty Rickerson Edith Riley , Nancy Robbins William Robertson Marcia Robinson , .. Ft. Deposit, Ala. . Vancouver, Wn. . Ft. Worth, Tex. Columbus, Ohio Searcy, Ark. Anderson, Ind. Edna, Tex. ., EllisviHe, Mo. . . Loves Palk, HI. . Newman. Ga. Gulfport, Miss. Maury City, Tenn. , Ft. Worth, Tex. Kingston, Tenn. Neosho. Mo. . Little Rock, Ark. W. Memphis, Ark. Eau Claire, Wis. Wheeling, W. Va. . Reeds Spring, Mo. Crawfordsville, Ark . Emmaus, Pa. John Rockhold Parkersburg. W. Va. Constance Roemet Phil Romine Dick Russell Patricia Russell Donna Samples Kathy Sanders Sheny Sanders Ft. Watlun Beach, fla. David Savage Danny Scales Mt. Horne, Ark. Huntsville. Ala; .. . Avon Lake, Ohio Dallas, Tex. . Niles. Mich. Saratogo, Ark. Yellville. Ark. Whiteland, Ind. Judy Scammerhorn . Brownsville. Tenn. Russell Schramm Patty Schira . . . V Rita Schreiber Robert Schwen ker Robert SeIIers , , Daryl Shane: .. Kathy Shappley Paula Shaw . Wayne Shelton , McKay Shields , ,, ,, Sherry Shipman .. lay Shad: Kenny Simms Richard Simon Kathy Sims Toni Stellett Tammie Shelton Dana Slingluff , , Danny Smelser Betty Smith Emmett Smith Mike Smith Brenda Sprinkle Danna Sianfill lbraham Stephan Freddie Similar! 100 St. Charles, III. . Pueblo. Colo. Bloomington. Ind. Schenectady, N. Y. , Houston, Tex. Judith Sewell . Hamilian, III. Laguna Niguel. Calif. . Tupelo, Miss. . . Van Buren, Ark. , Paducah, Ky. Oxford, Miss. . Stoutland, Mn. N. Little Rock, Ark. . Faraguuld. Ark. Bethesda, Md. . ML Hume. Ark. . Flint, Mich. . lndianola. Miss. ,, ,, Mansfield, Ohio Florence, Ala. Pateros. Wa. Paragould, Ark. , Challesum, W Va. . Greenvnre, Tex. . Henderson. Tenn. , Jerusalem, Falesiine Redlands. CaIif. JUNIORS Happiness is having a tree all to yourself REGRESSING for a minute, BiH McDonald imagines he is king of Me sky in his free coslle. Jo Cheryl Stokes Burlington, Ia. Iames Stuugh ..... Montgomery, Ala. Lea Stubbs ,,,,,, Valdosla. Ga. Rodney Summers . .. Gosport. Ind. James Summitt . Cardwell, Mu. Swaid Swaid , Eilahoun, Israel Richard Snanyo , Searcy, Ark. Sherill Taggart .............. N. Bend, Ora. Doug Tanksley . Batesville. Ark. William Tanner Montgomery, Ma. Richard Taylor ............. Florence, Ala. Lynn Terry , ., 51 Burlington, Vt. Patricia Thnmas , .. Wilmington, tJeIa Teresa Throgmorton Halts, Tenn. Robert Tindell .. Searcy. Ark. Jim Trotter .V Indapendence, Mo. Debra Truup , .......... Huntsville, Ala. Gary True: ,A Parkersburg, W. Va. Johnny Tucker . , Fayetteville, Tenn. Kathy Tucker Chattanooga, Tenn. Danny Tullos . . Little Rock. Ark. Anna Turner . ,, Cilo. Mich. Carol Turner .. . Montgomery, Ala. Janis Vance . . , , Paducah, Ky. Leslie Vaughn Flushing, Mich. Nancy Vines Little Rock, Ark. Don Walker Eddyville, Ky. Harry Ware El Dorado, Ark. Roy Wentworlh ,, Zanesville. Ohio Vicki Wheat , Martinez. Caiil. Gale Wheeler Searcy, Ark. Larry Whaler Ashtabula, Ohio Carol Willard ................ Delco, Idaho Barbara Williams .. . S. Euclid. Ohio David Williams , ,,,,,,,,,, Florence, Ala. David R. Williams . N. Little Rock. Ark. Pam Wiiliams .. Daingerl'ield. Tex. Liz Wiilistnn . Middleton, Ohio Doug Wilson A. Fiint, Mich. Karen Wilson 77 San Diego. Calif. Larry Wilson ................... Searcy. Ark. Rosemary Wilson Searcy, Ark. Charlotte Wolfe , ,,,,,,,,,,, Depauw. Ind. Beka Woods ........ Stone Mountian. Ga. Karen Woodward . Searcy, Ark. Chris Worsham .. Anniston. Ala. Patricia Wright . . Searcy, Ark. Francis Zeps ......... Indianapolis. Ind. Walter link A Shadyside .Ohio IOI SOPHOMORES 'Sun,s Upi is theme adopted by Sophomores Even though the sophomore class was the smallest. numbering about 450, they had a gigantic spirit. Out in force at almost every pep rally with bright banners to boost the Bisons, the sopho- mores were awarded the spirit trophy once during the first semester. Sunshine was widespread on the campus as they incorporated their theme. Sun's Up, in 2 Homecoming exhibit and class flag. Even T-shirts bearing this emblem were mantled. Keeping abreast of the latest class news and upcoming events was simpli- fied by distribution of a regular news- letter, 0:: The Horizon. Projects during the year included manning a coffee bar and registration table for visitors and alumni during the Homecoming festivities. At the be- ginning of the second semester, a class party was organized and later in the spring, they co-operated with the freshman class in a cookout. SOPHDMOFIE OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Dr. Neale Pryor, sponsor: Mrs. Gary Elliott, sponsor: Becky Cochran. s: tary; David MeCEuggage, viee-president. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gary Elliott. sponsor: David staggs, prBSIdEnL Neale Pryor, sponsor. INCORPORATING their theme of Sun's-Up, the Sophomores exhibit their spirited enthusiasm in class competition during a pep rci 102 Norma null: Alum ............ Searcy, Ark. Barbara Allin ...... .. Leavenworth, Kan. Failh Allen ..... Senatobia, Miss. Kenneth Anderson .. Cente: Ridge, Ark. Alice Arrington ................ Camden, Ark. Bruce Augsburg ............ Henson, III. Ghassan Anis Mad .V Nazareth, Israel James 1. Mail Muscle Shoals. Ala. Nancy Bailey ., ...... W Houston. Tex. Paul: Bailey Russellville, Ark. Johnny Baines .................. Searcy, Ark. Bruce c. Baker .. ., Columbus, Ohio Myrna L Illhr . ....... Searcy, Ark. Carol Bamford ............ Texarkana. TexA Manta Bruce Bamlord .A Texarkana. Tex. Janet Kay Blnh ................ Oden, Ark. John Barber W Ft Myers. Fla. Charles E. Barron ........ Trenton, Ha. Gary Beck , Searcy. Ark. len Allen Back .. N. Little Rock, Ark. tarry Beck Gainesville, Tex. Richard L Ballis ........ Covington. Ind. Neva Kay Bench Dallas, Tex. Dee Ann Bennett Bartlesviile, Okia. Peggy Lou Bennett Searcy, Ark. Brand: Benson Germantown, Tenn. Richard Wayne Bails Memphis, Tenn. Laurie Bizlmn ......... Harrisburg, Ark. Tim llller Lake Providence, La. Larry D. Blooms! Hinton, Okla. Philill Bone .......... Lincoln Park, Mich. Luslle c. Bonner Searcy, Ark. Randy Bnullinghousa W. Monroe, La. Stephen W. Bowie Memphis. Tenn. David Bruce Bnyd ........ Los Galas, Calif. Denny Charla; lmm DeQucen. Ari. Susan Bridges ............ Florissant, Mo. Sharon Brooks Des nrc, Ark. Leon Brown Escondido, Calif. Randy Brubllmr Liltle Rock. Ark. David Brunner .............. Appleton. Wis. Brenda Kay Bryant . , A. Bradford, Ark. Debbie Bryant Hope, Ark. Canl Huey ..... Searcy. Alk. Mary Bunting .. St. Louis, Mo. mares: Ann Burgess :San Djegal Calif, Otis Burkhlrt Glen Easton. W. Va. Trash Burris ..... ft. Worth. Tex. Sim lunon Newport, Ark Robert Bush .................. Quinlan, Tex. Kathy Sue Byers ...... Arkadelphia, Mk. Kathleen Caldwell Little Rock, Ark. Richard Calhoun ........ Lime Rock. Ma Claudia Campbell . Atlanta. Ga. Cindy Cannon . Shreveport, La. Paul Marion Cannon Sumter, S. C. christy M. Cantrell Birmingham, Ala. Tanya L Cantrell Jacksonvine, Ark. Cecil Wayne Cardar Texarkana, Tex. Luanne Marie Carrel! .. Columbus, Ohio Gary Shambles ........ Roseville. Mich. Glenda F. Chambliss 77 Memphis. Tenn cmllil I. Champion Searcy. Mk. Peter ll. Christiansan ....... Rolla, Mo. David Churchmln . ....... Newport, Atk, Vicki Clabnm Odessa, Tex. Chtis Clatll ........ Seminole, Fla. Stephen Clary . ......... Carbondale, III. Becky Cochran . ...... Hobbs. N. Mex. Virgil Coleman , ,,,,,,,,,, Crossett, Ark. 103 Ida Collins Omaha, Ark. Roger Collins . Columbus. Miss. Annetie Cone Little Rock. Ark. Suzan Cook Searcy. Ark. John Cooper Springfield, Vt. Paula Cope Eureka, Mo, Jamie M. Cowley . . . Henrietta, Tex, Pamela Gae Cox . Little Rock. Ark. Wiiliam Harry Crain Pocahontas. Ark. Keith Crews . Mobile. Ala, Winona May Crowder . Searcy. Ark. Helen Curry . ..... .. Elfrida, Ariz. Danna Curtis , , , Judsonia, Ark. Connie Dabbs ........ Jefferson City, Mo. Donna Dale . . Russellville, Ark, Charles Daniel , Searcy, Ark. Dinah Daniels Dermott. Ark. Kithy Davenport Yellvitle, Arkv Lem: Bren Davidson Paragould, Ark. Larry Davis , Searcy, Ark Paula Marie Davis Columbus, Miss, Deborah Kay Deidiker Ozark, Mo. Deborah Dempsey Memphis. Tenn. Martha Denewiler Lakewood. Colnl Debbie Dillard . . . Tempe. Ariz. Freddie C. Dixon Mineral Springs, Ark David Dockery Fayetteville, Ark. Gary Bruce Dndd Williams Town, W Va. Thomas Anthony Drake St Louis. Mu Nancy Duhnn . Orange, Tex, Brenda Duke . . Memphis, Tenn. Dan Duke Pineville, La. Julie Dunavin Hawke Bay, New Zealand Antonio Duran Campeche, Mexico lanice Easiman Conlville. Ohio Rodney Earl Echols Forrest City. Ark. Lawanna English . Searcy, Ark. Howard Mark Eudaly . Roliia. Mo, lanet Elaine Faught Claremore, Okla. Indy Faulkner E. Gadsden, Ara, Cheryl Jean Fellows Clarmonl. N. H. Fred Fink: Mastic, N. Y. Ted Hsh . Liberty. Mo. lana Flickinger Washington, la. Mary Lynn Fortenherry Newpmt, Ark. Rick Fowlu . . . .. Yuma, Ariz. Allenna Gene Fox Mansfield, Ohio Deborah Franklin . ,. Amity, Ark. Nancy K. Franklin Huntsville. Ala. Dennis Freeman ...... Baltimore. Md. Stanley Freeman ......... Lisbon, Ohio Bluryl Lynne Frns! Searcy, Ark. Don Fuller Kensett. Ark. Karla Fulle: . Paducah. Ky, Carol Gailhrlim . E. Wenatchee, Wash. Jerry B. Galloway Garland. Tex. Keith Gant . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Earnestine Gardner . Searcy. Ark. Dianne Gates . Birmingham. Ala. Michael W. Galas , Chehaygan, Mich. Sharon Geddes . Shrevepod, La, Carolyn George . Oklahoma City, Okla. Ann Gibson , Fort Smith, Ark Carol :0 Gillett .. .. fresnn, Ohio Vicky Gilreath Bald Knob, Ark. Tom Ed Guoden Carlisle. Ark. Howard Gordon . . Baird, Tex. Mary Evelyn Gosney Carlise, Ark. Ronald E. Goudeau Rangely, Colo. Danny Grady . Jacksonville, Alk. 104 Wyman Gary Grady . Fredericktuwn. Mo. James Alan Grai , Little Rock, Ark. Philip L. Great Parkersburg, W. Va. Michael Greene Atianta, Ga. Glenn Greenville Coloradu Springs, Co. Sheiagh A. Gregory , Searcy, Arkk Nancy Ellen Grimes Memphis, Tenn. Timothy Hacker Searcy. Ark. Byron lynn Hagle: , Licking, Mo. Linda L. Hall Sacramento. Calif. Janie Louise Handley inkster, Mich. Virginia Opal Harley Davenpan, la. Michael Hanks Sikeston, Mo. Lyndel Rae Haldy . ..... Huntsville. Ala. Marsha Hatgeu Albany, N. Y. Debra Harris . . , Prescott, Ark. James A. Harwood Lonnke, Ark. Claudia Haseltine . , Dallas, Tex. Lynda B. Hayes Oklahoma Ciiy, Okla. Sarah Flurance Hays . Searcy, Ark. Dan Hazel , Sikestnn, Mo. Ernest Heath . Memphis. Tenn Linda Hacker ,, Houston. Tex. Lucinda Lee Hacker .. Sellersburg, Ind. John Heid Snasburg, Ohio Douglas Heimburger .. Indianapolis, Ind. Patti Helsten . , , Searcy, Ark. Darwin Hendrix . Prescott. ArkA Carolyn M. Henning . Kingman, Kan. Phit L. Harrington , Arkadalphia, :Qrk Gary Hill 7 ,, Parkton, Md. Jelfery Himefick Russiavilie, Ind. Mary Jo Hinerman Columbiana, Ohio Carol Peterson Hix Batesville, Ark, Ronald E. Hohelman Mexico, Mo. Bob Gene Hodge Searcy, Ark. Janet Hodge . DaHas. Tex Marcus Hogins Jonesboro, Ark. Bernetta Holder Hippin. Ark. Cherie Holland Sherman, Tex. Dianne Holland N. Little Rock. Ark. David Dee House N. Little Rock, Ark, David Warner House . Delight, Ark, Tonya Howard EasHand, Tex. Peggy Howe . . Alexandria. La; Byron Howell Daangton. Pa Susie Howell Little Rock. Ark Paul Bryan Hudson Phoenix. Arizl Kerry David Hunter Warm Spring, AIR. SOPHOMORES Ain,t nothiw any better than watermelon rind BUM bqs dent spoil the fun of a slme of iuicv melon for Don Whitmmore and Debra Tice. 105 SOPHOMORES SA sweet shop echos temper of French Cafe CANDLES and checkered table; cloths transport Gary Hill and Susan Cook To a Parisian cafe. Carol Marie Huey Marysvllfe. Ohio Dafe Hunter Tupelo. Ark. Mary Rupp . Freemunt, CalifA Teresa Hurt Nashville, Venn. Kltrina Hyde . Seatcy, Ark. Guy Eugene Hydrick .. Earle, Ark. Ronald Louis Ice Washington, W. Va. Beverly Jacques . Blythesville. Ark. Mary Sue Johnson Milan, Mich. Nancy Johnson Searcy, Ark. Sharon Johnson Quitman. Ark. Vickie z'nhnson . . Plggutt, Ark. Carl Johnston Arbuquerque. N. Mex. Darleen Jones Searcy, Ark. lanielle Jones Coshocton, Ohio Tom Jones St Louis, Ma. David Jordan Springfield, Mo, Mike Justus Little Rock. Ark Patricia Jean Justus Houston. Tex. Barbara Sue Keck Duniphan. Mo, Jeff Keesling Kalamazoo, Mich Ken KendalI-Ball Buiawayn, Rhodesia Dibbie Kennedy Chester, N. Y. Warren Guy King . . Mannel, Tex. Randall M. Kirby Bienville. La. Fred Kwolt Kowloon. Hong Kong James T. lane , . .. Wynne, Ark David Lasley . .. . Searcy, Ark. Randy Lawson , , McCrory, Ark. Kenneth E. lawyer .. . .. Lamar, Ark. Samuei T. Ledgerwood Searcy. Ark. Sara Elilaheth Lee Houston, Tex. Dudley G. Lemon W. Point. Ark Janice Lester .. . Richmond, Ind. Jerry Wayne Lewis Memphis. Tenn. Randy Lillard . Corning. Ark. Beverly Jo Linder Branchville. S. C. Telry A lockhart Zanevilte, Ohio Julie Nell Lung Carlisle, Ark. Danny Lough . Salem, Ark. Glegnnry laugh Salem. Mo. Karen Roemer Lough MI. Hume, Ark. Patricia anrey Hot Springs, Ark. Shelia Faye Lucas Greenwood, Ind. Deborah Lynn . Memphis, Tenn. Sonja McCauley . .. Searcy, Ark. David McCluggage .. Tursa. Okla. Randail Allen McCord Piggnn, Ark. Jae McDaniel Houston. Tex. 106 4.1 gli... Pat McDanieI David McElwain Sally M. McGee Mark Mclnteet Janice Mclunkfns . Carof McKinney Osceola, Ark, Sama Cruz, Calif N. Little Rock. Ark. NashviHe, Tenn. . Saratoga, Ark. Englewond. Tenn. Cyrus Booth McKinney Eugene, Mu. Del McKinney James McLeod Susan Dale McNew Novie Mann Brenda Martin Linda Martin Nancy Madin Pamela Sue Martin Thomas Ray Martin Brenda Mason Timothy Earl Matheny Richard lee Mears Jan Meeker Mark G. Meeker Sandra Melsnn Georgia Ann Merritt , Susan Miller Mary Beth Milrican Robert Millspaugh Carol Ann Mobley Janet Montgomery Teresa Mooneyham Mark E. Moore Deborah Kay Morris . . . Don Morris Kelly Morris Mike Moskwa Danna Muchmore Rehecca Alene Muense Betty Murphy Edward Murray Victor Nakhreh Anita Nance Burlyn Dean Nash Cathy Neal , Debra Neal Mae Sue Neely Judith Nelle Siong Siew Ng Beth Norwood Glenn Clyde Olney Carolyn Olsen .. .. Cynthia O'Neal David O'Neal Jayne Ardis Dxley Ann Louise Pace Joy Beth Paden William M. Page Charles Paine Jon Parham Carol Parks Jerri Parks Nadine Parrish Patrick A. Patchell Michael Patterson Virginia Paddle Donna Pendergrasl Vickie Sue Penick .. Kay Perkins Debbie Perrault lettia Petty Tanya Lane Petiy . Valeria Phillips . Bartlesville. Okla, Birmingham. Ala. Seminole, Tex. Greenville, Tex. . Searcy. Ark. lynchburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va. . . Dallas, Tex. Poplar Bluif, Mo. Wheeiersburg, Ohio Fairborn, Ohio . , Hulsi. Tex. Corpus Christi, Tex. Hot Spring; Ark. . FIorence. Ala Kalomo, Zambia McConnelswlle, Ohio Hope. Ark; Searcy. Ark; Little Rock, Ark. Overland Park, Kan. Trumann. Ark. Duhach, La. Kenselt, Ark. , Kensett. Ark. Florence. Ala. Sayville, N. Y. Raytown, Mu. Irving, Tex. Ashtabula, Ohio Marks. Miss. Nazareth, Israel N Little Rock, Ark. . Jefferson City, Mo. V Memphis, Tenn. Lyetsburg. Tenn. Redlands, Calif; Pinevilre. La. ,, Skngapore Bluefield. W. Va. Springfield. Vt. .. Pensacola, Fla. Tyler, Tex. . Winfield. Kan. , Alluras. Calif. N Little Rock. Ark. Ennis, TEL Memphis. Tenn. , , Searcy, Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Van Buren. Ark. Springdale, Ark. Fayeneville, Ark Harrisburg. Ark. Shreveport. La. Harrirnan, Tenn. Paulding, Ohio . Lebanon, Va De Quincy. La. Natchez. Miss. Mt. Home, Ark. Denver. Colo. Seattle. Wash. Carol Pierce Janet Irena Pierce Gayle Present! , , Joanne L. Preslar Catherine Fuller: Batbara Jean Pyle Linda Pyle Susan w. Rampton Georgia Ann Rasar Rance Reagan . Searcy, Ark. Pop1ar Blutf, Mo. Hurst. Tex. , Memphis, Tenn. Mt. Dora. Fla. , Houston, Tex. Bruno, Ark. . ...... Naperville, Ill. Texas City. Tex. , , Memphis. Tenn. John D. Reese 7 Ravenden Springs, Ark. Vicki Reeves Richard Stephen Re Keith Rhodes Rebecca Richardson Sharon Fichburg ., Paul Dun Richey Elizabeth Richmond Glen Robinson Janet lae Robinson Bunnie Sue Roper Frank Daniel Rnscll Kathy Ruwlett Margaret Rubin: Jerry Frank Rubin Roger Rutter Michelle Sain Teresa Sample , Phyllis Sanders Michael Sandetson . ., Emmett E. Sawyer Kalen Scohey Jeanne Seagraves ,' . Marina Ann Sears Jnneal Shackelfurd Phyllis Shenherd Debbie Jean Shipma James R. Shock Mary Shock Donald L Shows Philip E. Showaner Belinda Sims Gm Slanon , Deborah Sue Smith Ian: Smith Rnhyn Alice Smith Ryan Smith . Brenda Kay Smithey ..... Stanley E. Smithey George Snyder 1. Susan Suuthard Patricia Spillman . . Carolyn Spiny A! Joe Ellen staiford . David L Staggs lnyce Ann Stanley Lois Starling Roy Stephenson Annie Mae Steuar! Susan Stevens Veda Stevens Pamela Stevenson . Christopher Steward James K. Stewad Sharon Stiles Lula B. Stricklin . Martha lou Strothe DannTs Alden Swayne Btenda Talley Betty Taylor 103 Dallas, Tex. id Newpurt, Ark. . Searcy, Ark. Geneseo, Ill. Montgomery, Ala. . Dexter, Miss. . Tulsa, Okla. Humewood. Ala. Springfield, Mo. Badlesville, Okla. Cupertino, Cam. Batesville, Ark. Fresno, Cam. Memphis, Tenn. , Richmond. Ohio Memphis, Tenn. Kennett, Mo. . Indianaporis. Ind. Orange, Calif. . Buffalo, Mo. Birmingham, Ala. El Dorado. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Alexandria, La. Ann Arbon Mich. Iron City. Tenn. Conway. Alk. N. Little Rock. Ark. Cave Springs. Ark. Searcy, Ark. , Fitzgera1d, Ga. Newport, Ark. , Ft Wayne, Ind. , Vernon. Tex, Tulsa. Okla. . Ft. Worth, Tex. Dallas, Tex. , Garland. Tex. Columbus. Ohio Gravelly, Ark. Mount Ida, Ark. buquerque. N. Mex. Granby, Mo. Seatcy. Ark. South Bend, Ind. Winter Garden, Fla. . Athens. Ga. De Kalb, Tex. Hope, Ark. Searcy, Ark East Syracuse. N. Y. Radcliff, Ky. Pensacola, Fla! Newport, Ark. Batesville. Ark. Floral. Ark. , Yellville, Ark Eradlord. Ark. Redding. Ga. r Perry Taylo: Flotence, Ala. Hu Yan Teo ...... . ...... Singapore Carol Ihompsan Grosse Pointe. Mich. Mary L Thompson . ML Pleasant. Tax Man Thornton N. Little Ruck, Ark. Denise Tippins .. .. Gulfport, Miss. Larry Tittle . . Houston, Tex. Martha Townsend Memphis, Tenn. Cathy Trapp . . Denver,0010. Bonnie Dianna Tucker .. . Laramie. Wyo. Pam Tyer ............. Pocahontas. Ark. Rebccca Underwood . Liberia. W. Attica Kathy Vance .................. Paducah, Ky. Patty Vance . , Tonasket, Wash. Marl: Van Rheenen ..... Paragould. Ark. Ben Vick , , Valdosta. Ga. Donna Walpole Kennett, MoA Cathy Walters Shreveport, La. Karen War'l ....... Memphis, Tenn. Barbara Watters Melbourne, Ark. Sam Wallace Watts ........... Searcy. Ark. Steve Arthur Watts Atfanta. Ga. Freda Weaver ................ Osceloa. Ind. Gail Lynn Walker Munice. Ind. Jeannie Wells Fordyce, Ark. Mark Wells ., , ,. Birmingham, Ala. Carol Wheeler Westland, Mich. Mary White . Glenside. Pa. Sherry Whiie . . . Richardson, Tex. Donald Whittemore Bettendorf. Ia. Floris Wilmington ........ Canton. Ohio Jerry E. Whitwndh ......... Helena, Ark. Mary Willis . .. .. FL Walton Beach, Fla. Mona Wilson . . . Forrest City. Ark. Helen Wimberly . . Dierks, Ark. David Wolfe . . Searcy, Ark. Sandra Jo Wood . ............ Flint, Mich. Cheryl Wuodrufl Searcy, Ark. Elma Ruth Wood: .. Houston. TeX. Paula Woods . Madison. Ala. Denise Wooten .. Hot Springs, Ark. Charles ernn . . Savoy, Tex. Donna Wright ................... Searcy, Ark. Susan Wright . 1. . Weirton, W. Va. Sam Yeager . , , ,, Mounton, Ala. Angie Tingling . West Monroe. La. Joyce Yingling N. Little Rock. Ark. Eugene Kun Yip . , ,1 Hong Kong Melinda 'l'oakum . Claremore, Okla. SOPHOMORES Old-fashioned love songs are in vogue today SERANADING hasn'f gone out of style; in fat? Larry Curtis and Claudia Campbell recommend if. HUMILIATION is exemplified by two lowly TNT pledges us they console one another during TO'I'ING bags in, out, up, and down is parr the panoramic events of a traditional rough initiation - the final test of pledge week. the ritual of moving as Beverly Choote disuw FRESHMEN Mixers, receptions, and rough all part of fresh initiation After a round of receptions and mix- ers, followed by open house, pledge week and rough night, over two hun- dred freshmen relaxed at a Halloween party at Wyldewood. There they bobbed for apples and devoured hot dogs. A reception at the home of Dr. and Mrs. James Carr and a fresh- man-sophomore cookout highlighted the spring semester. The ecology-minded freshmen look upon themselves the task of landscap- ing the retangular plot in front of the Student Center. Throughout the year, they also emphasized other methods of keeping Harding beautiful. By capturing the spirit trophy twice during the football season, the fresh proved to all that their ability to make it happen was second to none. FRESHMAN OFFICERS. Steven Tucker. president; Gtenda Gunter, secretary: David Campbell. vrce-president: Dr. James Carr. sponsor. H0 Mike suplml Mums ...... Maiden, Ma. Shani Adams . ..., E. St. Louis, III. Austin L Mbright. Ir. Caldwell. Ida. Mllt Albtllht Bellaire, Tex. Sim Alexander . Louisville. Ky. John Allen , Searcy, Ark. Amie M. Allison ............ Pensacola. Fla. Doboroh Almand ........ Bentonville, Ark Dian: Maria Anderson Flinl, Mich Karynn Archer Kansas City. Mo Paul Amall Black Creek. Wis. Donna lull Arnold .. Indianapolis. Ind. Ted Ary Moultne, Ga. Lind: Francs: Ashley .. Bonneville. Ark. HII'II Ania Amd ,, Nazareth, Israel Judy Vonita Awhey . St Louis. Mo. Jollll M. Bailey ......... Alwaier, Calif. Charles Cuba later Searcy, Ark. Cheryl Baker Holyoke. Colo. Tenn Inn Baldwin Clinton. Ark. Margaret Balzanelli . A Miami. Fla. Steve Craig lumen Greenville. Tex, Glenn Barron ,,,,,,,,, Trenton. FIaA Martha IL Basinger Van Buren, M Donna Ln am: ........ Memphis, Tenn, lelll'lh Dunn latte Bossier, La. Nelda Batten .............. Cleveland, Ark. Craig James Bauer A Florissant. Mo, Carol Beasley ............ Memphis. Tenn Gail amen Benton, Ark. Glenn Bauer Reedsport, Ore. John 3.1m Bridgevill'e, Del. Roburt D. Blackmon V. Morgan Oily. La. Nancy S. Blackwell ........ Morrilton. Ark. JIHrey Blake .. ............ Milan, Mich. Dave Bland . Bellvue, Colo. Ramona Blank .. Shreveport, La. Belinda Inn Bledsoe Ft. Worth. Tex. Debra Boatn'gln W, Covina. Calif. David Joel Boswell . New Boston, Tex Pamela Ruth Boudra Morrilion, Ark. Down 30qu Oklahoma City, Okla. Chnryl H. Boyd ., ,. Sealcy, Ark Kay Bradbum New Iberia, LaV Duborlh Lou Bradford Houston. Tex. Iln Edward Brannon Roswell, Ga. Sharon Brazell ............. Harrison, Ark. Jane 3mm ............. El Dorado. Ark Dan Brimbarry Lexington Park, Mo. Ion Brimharry Lexington Park, Md. James Edward amok; .. Greenville. Miss. Kol Farlen Brooks Flint, Mich. Jimmy Jackson Brown . . . Searcy, Ark. Thomas Brown .. Hacienda Heights. Cal. Princess E. Browning . . Auburn, Wash. Darrell Brunlng ................ Searcy. M: Robin P. Brumm Manchester, M0. Gloria Saily Burch Killen. Ala Randy Burch . . . .. Duncan. 8. C. Allen Bullion. Jr. ..... Mobile, Aka. Barbara Lee Burns . ...... Hath. Ark Mark D. Iurmff , Bay'town, Mo, David Ray Campbell ,. . . Searcy. Ark Dehnrlh Cannon . , , Memphis, Tenn, Joe Cannon . . . Memphis, Tenn, William David Cannon Sumter. S, C, Dam: Cantrell Worcester, Mass. Amanda Kay Caraway Houston, Tex. leila Ann Carpenter Bonham, Tex, Joyce Ann Carrell . , Dayton, Ohio Patricia Ann Carroll Winter Haven, Hal Laiuana Sue Case Houston, Tex. lolln Warren Casey Decatur. Ga. Pamela Ann Casey . Decatur, Ga. Deborah Claire Cate: . Bettendod. la Dennis Neal Cefsor Houston, Tex. Lynn Chaffin , . N. Little Rack, Ark. Jet! Chandler . . Little Rock. Ark. Mariana Chandler Shreveport, LaA Debra Cheek Ullin, IIL Pamela Ann Cheney Cafabasas. CafiL Edward Cheshier . Seattle, Wash. Bobby G. Chisholm Jackson, Miss. Beverly Choate . . . Warren, Mich. Charlotte ll. Clark Orange. Calif. Richard A. Clalk Murfreesbnra, N C. Susan Biark , Lacey. Wash. Nina Clowers .. . Little Rock, Ark. Ricky Gene Cogburn . ft. Smith. Ark. Vicki Lynn Core Neosho. Mo. Shelia Collins Sumter. S. C. Steven L. Combs Cash. Ark. Matthew Comotto Richmond Hill, N.Y. Cindy Jane Couper Memphis. Tenn. James F. Co: .. Houston. Tex. Jan Lynn Craft Memphis, Tenn. Judy Lynn Cranmer Bartlesville. Okla. Vanessa Kay Cranston Beebe, Ark. Carabelle Crawford Mt. Horne, Ark. Allen Cracker Birmingham, Ala. Clifford CronTn . Denver, Colo. Linda Cross . Moscow Mills, Mn. Peggy Crouch Wynne, Ark. Mary A. Cunningham Harrison, Ark. Evelyn Cupp , San Antonio, Tex. Vicky Sue Curtis Aiexandet. Ark, Bobbi Dadisman Louisville. Ky Joann Davidson Jacksonville, Fla. Bobby Davis Memphis, Tenn. Don Davis . Houston. Tex. Douglas Davis Oxford, Miss. Susan arlene Deacon Waverly, Ohio Terry Wayne Demaree . Dexter, Mo. Carolyn R. Dempsey Hot Springs, Atk. Kay L. Dickey Lemon Grove. Calif. Brenda Dimitt Springdafe, 19cm James E. Dixon Hialeah. Fia. Melyssa Lee Dubbs Gulumbus. Miss. Susan J. Buckery , Pine Bluff, Ark. Judy Dndson N. Mire Rock, Ark. Kenny Dowdy Meridianville. Ala. Nancy Dawless Lake City, Ark Kathryn Dudley . . Monene, Ark. Ellen Gaye Dull Clemmons. N. C. Merrnli Dunagan . ........ Rose HiH, Ka. Robert Duncan , , Searcy, Ark. Lyle Dunlap . .. Searcy, Ark. Elizabeth Dyer , , Tulsa. Okla, David M. Edwards Rawirle, La. Charles Wm. Egly . Mountain View, Mu. John Godfrey Ellis . Lubbock, Tex. Susan Kay Ellis ,. , Nashville, Ark Wade Curtis Ely . . Searcy, Ark. Sonya Endel El Dorado, Ark. lyie E. Ensminger .. . Oxnard, Calif. Stephens Ernst , Fullerton, Calif. Debbi: Ann Erwin San Antonio, Tex. Beth Evans . Glenside. Pa. Mane Everett High Springs. Fla. lane Marie Exell Saint Joe. Ark. 112 FRESHMEN Crowds squeeze against doors at regist ration LINES, lines, everywhere lines, Royce Mitchner learns as he waifs to begin registration. Angela Vanessa Haun Gould, Ark. Mike Havens Houston, Tex. Carl Robert Hazel Sikestan. Mo. Thomas Walker Head Searcy, Ark. sheila Heilin Jefferson City. Mn. David Henderson . Memphis, Tenn. Michael C. Henderson Ellisville. Mn. Ilenn D. Hermann Searcy, Ark. Lowry Hershey Lubbock, Tex. David K. Hewitt Lake Charles. La. Jolene Hiatt Winston Salem, N. C. Rcbert J. Hibbard Sarnia. Dntrio, Can, Vernon Hibhard Searcy, Ark Avis Jean Hickey Heber Springs, Ark, Elizabeth W. Higgs Baskett. Ky Blair Clinton Hill . Lisbon. Ohio Rita Diane Hill Flushing, Mich Betsy lee Hinzman Marietta, Ohio Mark Hodge Clarksville. Ark. William R. Hogan . Osceola, Ark. Janet Hollis Shreveport, La Ginny Huaton Pine Bluff, Ark. Steven Hostetler Shreveport, La Dean Phillip Hovis Osceola, Ark. Royce Howard Quitman, Ga. Lynne Hay N Kingstown, Rhode ls Kye Wayne Hudson . Laleyette, La Elaine Huffard Jerusalem Debra Hupp Mabelnale. Ark. Harry Nutchison Hardy, Ark. Gama lames Clw'nlun, Ark. Curtis Lee Johnson Searcy, Ark, Melvin C. Johnson Shreveport, La. Sarah Mice lohnson Show Low. Ariz. Wayne Johnson Bedford, Ind. Melba Johnston Morris. III. Douglas Jones Middletown. Ohio Pamela Matie Jones . Greenville. Tex. Robert Jordan Searcy, Ark. Rnhn T. Kennington Lancaster, Ca1if, Beverly K. Ketchum Hunlsville. Ala. Bruce King . Union, Mn. Nancy Kirkpatrick , Benton, Ark. Jeannie Gay Kitching Sneads, F13. Karen Layne Knupi Horissant. Mo, Michael A. Kodrich , Lisbon, Ohio Lucinda Beth Kramar El Centro, Calif. Debbie LaCaze Winniield, La. Pam Lacey FL Sam Houston. Tex. H4 Jay Lackie Baton Rouge, La. Patricia Dianne Ladd .. Reyno, Ark. Shelia Ann Lane . Guy. Ark. Jim Lang: , Texarkana, Tex. Nancy L Lavender Co!umbus. Ohio Vaieria Vick law . Granite City, HI. Sharon Sue Lament: Batesvilte, Ark. Roger Dale Lee , Bedtord. Ind Leighton C. Lemmons . Lubbock, Tex. Mary Ellen Lewis Newport, Ark, Casey Lip: . Pope. Miss. Christine Carol Long Cookeville. Tenn. Deborah Yvonne Love Lake City, Ark. Charla: M. Lovelace Memphis, Tenn. Diane Lowery . . Birmingham. Ala. Larenda Carol Lyles Baton Rouge, La. Pam Lynn . Memphis, Tenn. Patrick McClafterty .. Turlock. Calif. Dee Ann McClain Little Rock, Ark. Diane McClellan , kaeslon. Mo. Brian W. McClesIley Pocahontas. Ark. Brandt McCorkle . . Irving, Tex. Ann Marie McDonald Little Rock, Ark. John W. McGee N. Little Rock, Ark. Barbara Mclllwain Memphis. Tenn. Mark K. McKinney Lake Village, Ark. Harold Madden Hickory Ridge, Ark. Vicky Carol Maguflee . Flint, Mich. Jann Mahaliey , ,. Bixhy, Okla. Pamela Mallory Canton, Ohio Kathy Dian: Malnne . Litile Rock, Ark. Cynthia Lois Manuel New Iberia, La. unthuny Lee Marlin . Ottawa. III. Shelia Marlin . . . . Hope, Ark. Richard P. Mason Annapilas. Mo. Mary Masters Bradfold, Ark. Kathy Mayfield Fenian. Mn. Ronald Mays .. Bernie. Mo. Harry Robert Mead Merced, Calif. Michael R. Meadows El Dorado. Ark. Donna Carole Met: Vancuuver. Wash. Royce W. Michenet . . Fort Worth, Tex. Keith lynn Miller , , Judsonia, Ark. Robin Miller K .. . Pasadena. Tex. Katrina L. Milner Searcy, Ark, Pam Milton . . . , Searcy. Ark Kenneih P. MitcheIl V , Gadsden, Ala. Gary Glen Mize Batesville. Ark. Mada Montgomery . Hot Springs. Ark. Ann 8. Moore . . Wichita, Kan. Mark D. Moore , , , Dubach. La. Jim Moore . . Foristell, Mo. Terry lynn Moore Memphis, Tenn. Bill Morgan Rock Island, Ill. Shelley Morgan , Searcy. Ark. Emily It. Morris Richmond. Ky. Jesse Howard Morris Florence, Ala. Catherine Morrow , . Searcy, Ark. Timothy Mosley . . Atlanta. Ga. Marion E. Morley , Newark, Ark. Randy Mulvaney Deer Park, Tex. Marc Muncy Searcy, Ark. Darrell Rick Murphy Ashtabura, Ohio Peggy Murray , , Searcy. Ark. Richard Murrall . Memphis, Tenn. Cynthia Ann Musick . Searcy, Ark. Cynthia Lynn Myers . Montgomery. Ala. Paula Renay Myers Co!umbus, Ohio Rodney Claude Myers 7 Valdosta, Ga. Kathy Newcomb . .. .. Tulsa, Okla. 115 Becky Newman ......... Searcy, Ark. Kwung Ngan . , ....... Hong Kong Ming Ngan .. . Hung Kong Penny Nichuls . West Monroe. La. Sara Beth Nicholson . Denisan, Tex. Pamela Nixon . , Downers Grove. Ill. Jack F. NorrEs Independence, Mo. Ruth Nwoheh Umuahia, Nigerfa Karen Ann Olree . Nashville, Tenn Cecllia Pearl Osbirn Memphis, Tenn Karen Owen ,, Searcy, Ark. Richard Earl Paine , Springfield. Var. David Parkinson Muskogee, DkIaA Charles Paulk . . Kingsville, Tex. Rhonda Pepper Madison, Tenm Donna Ferry . Lima, Peru Dorothy Peters Midwest City, Okla. Carilyn Phillips . Memphis, Tenn. Stephen Phillips . . Dallas. Tex. Tum Phillips Franklin, Ark. Carolyn Pilgreen . Warrior, Ala. Michael Pipkin , West Chicago, Ill. Sharon 0. Pohlner Fisher. Ark. Carl E. Power , Texas City, Tex. Laura Denice Power Texas City, Tex. Stephan Kelly Pom , Belpre, Ohio Ramona Gaye Frock , Searcy, Ark. Patty Proctor . . Memphis, Tenn. Beverly Joe Pryor , Searcy, Ark. Elizabeth Quackenbush ., Bedford. Ind. Maurean Rahrle Nedmw, N. Y. Bcverly loan Randall . Edna, Tex. Vernon Ray . anes Park. III. Kay Reavis , Turrell, Ark. Larry 0. Reed , , , Lubbock, Tex. Rita Darlene Reese , Little Rock, Ark. Lallonna Reynolds Camden, Ark. Thomas M Reynolds , Searcy, Ark. Jennifer lynn Rhodes ,, Hope. Ark. Stephen Rhodes . . Canyon. Tex, Ira Young Rice, Jr. . Nashville. Tenn. Edna M. Richardson Louisvilte, Ky. Jeannie Rinks N. Little Rock, Atk. Jan: I. Ril , Marion, IIL Jeff Roberson . Beaumont, Tex. Connie J. Roberts Ft. Wndh, Tex. Marl: A. Roberts . .. Magnolia, Ark. Dianne Robertson Dermott. Ark George Robinson Shrevepon, La. Ginget Rogers Houston. Tex. Linda Susan Rogers . Houston, Tex. RR: Rogers Searcy, Ark Barbara Jean Roll Kansas City. Mo. Joe 0. Roper Bartlesville. Okla. lean Rowu . Sunbury. Pean Mary Ellen Rull'ar Virginia Beach, Va. Melissa June Sampla .. . Kennett. Mo. Tam Kim! Sanders . YelIville, Ark. Pamla Sue Sanderson Orange, Calif. Patricia Sander . Lancaster, Penn. Randy Brooks Suile Marvell, Ark. Mfr Schllnder , Warren. Mich. Nancy E. Schraiher .. Bloominmon, Ind, Gary Bun Schultz Sigourney. lax Katheryn lune Scott . A Houston. Tex. Regina Lou Scuddu . . Russell. Ark. Kathi: D. Searcy ,. , Florence, Ala. Kirk Seweli , , Searcy. Ark. Chrysanne Shackiifurd . Alexandria. La. David W. Shanar Vernon Hills, III. 116 Rosemarie Shearin . Bolivarr Tenn. Kathleen Sheppard . . Searcy, Ark. Marilyn Jo Sheppard . Pasadena. Tex. Steve Sherman , , , Bisbee, Adz. Fletcher D. Shields ....... Oxford. Miss. Bruce Shipman ,, , . Iron City, Tenn. Elaine Shipp , Mahelvala, Ark. Shelia Shines . Des Moines, la. Walter D. Simmons Duncan, 5. C. Kathleen J. Simone , St. Paul, Minn. Cathy Ann Simpson Ripley, Miss. Dorothy J. Simpson Memphis. Tenn. Mackye Simpson .............. Clinton. Ky. Randy Rook Sims . .. . Dardanelle4 Ark. Wiiliam H. Sledd Roanoke, Va. Christie Carol Smith ........ Yellviie, Ark. David L Smith Bulawayo. Rhodesia Kathy Snuwden Houston. Tex. Nancy Diane Snwell ........ Searcy, Ark. Angela Faye Starring . San Marcos, Tex. Barbara 1. Stephen: , West Plains. Mo. Barry Carl Sterling . Rochester, N, Y. Sandta Nell Stewart , Batesville. Ark. Jeffrey Wayne Shawn . East Palestin, 0. Terry Strickland . ...... Batesville, Miss. Bradley Dean Strand , Lime Rock. Ark. Sandra Kay Sturch Bradford, Ark. David Sullins Memphis. Tenn. Carl Smart: . Searcy. Ark. Marl! Colin Smart: , Bulawayo, Rhodesia Pameia Swiney ................ Catron, Mu. James Paul Tarhett , Henderson. W. Va. Vicki Sue Terrell Indianapolis. Ind. Ruth Ellen Terry . .. Chicago. Ill. Barbara Sue Thomas Judsonia. Ark. Shawna Thompson . N. Little Rack. Ark. Douglas A. Thorburn ........ Denver. Colo. Bill Thornton N. Little Rock. Ark. Debra me ........... Dearborn. Mich. David 1199: Ft. Worth. Tex. Carol Toy: , , ...... Hint. Mich. Betty Ruth Tripp , ,, Lakewood. Bola. lay Trotter ,. Independence, Mo. Andrew Trudgen ............ Phoenix. Ariz. Stephen Tucker ., Searcy. Ark. Stephen C. Tullos Little Rock. Ark. Lester Vaughan Ft. Clayton. Canal Zone Tum Vick , ,. Valdosta. Ga. Robert Wayne Vnights .. Naperville, Ill. FRESHMEN Swings still favorite place for meditation QUIET moments are rare, but Dan VanBuskirk seems to have found a place where he can steal a few. Janice Wakeiield L. Louisville, Ky. Frad Walker , , Kitten. Me. Sharon Beth Walker H , Trumann, Ark. Vivian Waiter , . Pensawla, Fla. Joy Wall .. L M , ..... Baker, La. Norris Wall L, ............ . Helena, Ark. James Walilm . L Shreveport. La. Mkhael X. Ward Birmingham, Ala. Charlotte Wlmm McComb. Miss. Janet L Washbum Searcy, Ark. Barry Watkins , N Searcy, Ark. Martha Watkins Aiexandria. La. Jeri Watson H . Memphis, Tenn. Carolyn Watts ............. , Searcy, Ark. Molly Waddle L N. Little Rock, Ark. Judith Lynn Weeks Manchester, M0. Melanie Ann Welch Van Buren, Ark. Clayton Wells Elmendorf AFB, Alas. Janet lnyce West . Jelferson City, Mo. lane! Lee White , Gullpnrt, Miss. loan Elaine White , Gulfport, Miss. Judith M. While ..... . Memphis. Tenn. Marvin White . , Augusta, Ark. Melda White L H St. Paul, Minn. Peggy Evelyn White L . Bay City. Tex. llonald Mlen White , Cn1umbus, Miss. Jimmy Whiteman Kensett, Ark. Karen Evonna Wide! L L Blackwater, Mo. Connie Wilke . H Columbus. Ohio Katrina Wilkinson ,,,,,,,, Burlington. Ia. Brenda Williams DaingedieId. Tex. Karen Fay Wiltiams ...... . Akron. Ohio Linda Williams N. Little Rock. Ark. Patricia S. mllims a Paducah, Ky Vicki Williams Biggers, Ark. Vicki L Williamson Dallas. Tex. Ken Willoughby . Memphis. Tenn, Dennis Wilsnn Buiawayu, Rhodesia Margaret Wilson Baird, Tex. Laneta D. Winter Memphis, Tenn. Milena Wisenu ,, Glenwood. Ark. Debbie Witt ,,,,,, , ..... Barllesvnle. Okla. Teresa L Wolf ............ Winnsboro, Tex. Joyce Wnlnrton Grain Valley, Mo. Patricia L Woods 7777777777 . McRae, Ark. Ted Woods L L, . Princeton. lnd. Nancy lane Work .......... Trenton, Mich. Donna K. Wright ........ Vancouver. Wash. Shanon Line Wylie LLLLLL Sikeston. Mo. 11111 Albright Minerva. Ohlo Jackie Anderson N. Little Rock, Ark. Dun lalcher . Tecumesh. Mich. David Bambi . Searcy. Ark. Lola Berryhill Seamy, Ark. Jackie Bielby Hinsdal'e, Ill. Pam Bostic .......... 7 ,,,,, Rose Bud, Ark. Roger Bradlord Shirbey, Ark. Marcella Brook! Gulfpnrt, Fla. Ben Bursar Searcy, Ark. Waiter Burns .. Memphis. Tenn. Nina Campbell , Galloway, Ohio Marsha Cato Denver. Colo. Janet Child .................... Findlay, Ohio 118 Debbie Cleveland Gary Cleveland Christie anin Ronnie Crabtree . .. ,, Plymouth, Mich. Phil Bruce Glenda Davis ....... Paul DeCaulp ,, , Richard Deising Lynn Elkins Brenda Ellott lane Farrar . Sharon Fellows , Jerry Gall'man Kenneth Gann Anna Gentry . .. . , Jacksonvme. Ark. Stephen Green Patricia Grimm Battle Creek, Mich. . .. . Carthage, Mo. Jackie Hall .. ., Larry Harris Mickie Harris , . Millie Harris Randy Haul: Jennifer Hastings 7 . Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. 5?. Louis, Mo. Huntsviire. Ala. New lben'a, La. Pasadena, Tex. Memphis, Tenn. College Park, Ga. Pascagouta, Tex. Lewistown, Mont. Springfield, Ver, Rayville, La. Bakersfie1d. Calif Ferrlday, La. .. . Dexter. Mu. Pncahnnlas, Ark. . A Boise. Ida. ............ Boise, Ida. . 7 Windsor. Ver Meredith Headqulst Mt. Dora. Fla. Bub Hclverlng . Jerita Herndon . Cheryl Hicks Helen Howard , . Bradfurd, Ark; . Lepanlo. Ark. Greenville. 8. Car. , Memphis, Tenn. Mike Huddleslon Orlando, Fla. David Hurd . V , . Paraguuld, Ark. Sharon Johnson Quitman, Ark Shawn Jones , Walnut Ridge, Ark. luhn Jordan Troy. Mich. Rick Kivem . Childersburg, Ala. Debla Krummel Jopiin, Mo. Marceline lasaler . ., .. Huntsville. Tex. Clyde Ledgerwnod . Cassvirle, Mo. Jerry lackamy Pontiac. Mich. Bobby Luftin ,, . , Searcy, Ark. Betsy McCarmll . ...... Pocahontas, Ark. Linda McDaniel Danville, Ill. Betsy McGibney ., . .. ,. Searcy, Ark. Van McGibney 77 Searcy, Ark. William McKelvey . , Florence, Ala. Robert Matlock Duncan OkFa, Julia Moon .. .. . . Manta. Ga. CHM Maura . Little Rock, Ark. Peggy Mullins . DeQueen, Ark. Catherine Newharry ........ Arcadia, Fla: Mike Niswander . Kensett. Ark. Jerry Palmer St. CharIes. Mo. Sherry Parker ; . ,. Salem. Ora. Sharon Reade! . Sunbuty, Penn. Joyce Reynolds 777777777777777 Chico, Calif. Leah Rose .. .. Vernon Shufleu Geary Simmons Stephen Smith ..... Susan Stacy , Linda Sterling . Jackie Stewart Rick 'limmerman Bolt Trickey . Roget Ulm ....... Donna Vester Alhrel Valpa linda Walker ...... Kay Wall Susan Walt: .. Lee Wright Houston. Tex. Centralia. Ill. , San Antonio. Tex. Livingston, Tenn. Santa Fe. New Mex. . .. Searcy, Ark. Step Rock, Ark. . Lachine, Quebec ......... Lunnke, Ark. ...... Shawnee. Kan. Dallas. Tex. Puebla, Colo. dalabasa. Calif. ............ Baker, La. ...... Luling, La. Ft. Worth. Tex. 1'19 GRADUATE SCHOOL Grad students improve methods by self-study For the first time Harding offered a Master of Arts in teaching Bible. Holders of this degree were certified to teach Bible in states offering this in the public schools. as well as qualified to teach in junior colleges. The Graduate School undertook a self-study toward a Master of Educa- tion in school administration. They also added two new lab courses this year to improve elementary and sec- ondary teaching techniques. Most of the time was spent interviewing teachers and school administrators in all kinds of school situations. Both graduate faculty and students were entertained March 3 at the Stock- holm Restaurant at Heber Springs. GRADUATE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Dr.James Cart, Dr. Nyal Royse. Dr, Jack Wood Sears: Dr. Joseph Pryor, Dr. Edward Sewell, Dr. Harry Olree. SUPPLEMENTING his graduate courses with actual on-the-iob training, Bob Evridge shows INDIVIDUALIZED attention is given by ' elementary students at Harding Academy the fundamental principles of the human eye. Clark to academy students needing extra 120 DANNY JOE BAKER Hnlyoke, Coioi . Physics PHYLLIS BANKS Sebastopol, Calil. I H Elementary Education EMERSON R. BRUBAKER Little Rock, Ark , . General Business PHYLLIS CLARK Decatur. Ala. Elementary Education MICHAEL D. CONLEY Searcy, Ark. ., ., Bible MARY L CUNNINGHAM Searcy. Ark. .. Speech ROBERTJ. EVRIDGE Chicago. Ill. Elementary Education lINDA GRAY HARPER Boaz, Ky. I, H .Physical Education LIHDA JO HOWARD Williamstown. W Va ,A Elementary Education YUE TIN HUI Kowloon, Hang Kong . Elementary Education EARL E. HURLBERT Anaconda, Mont. H .Social Science JOHN KELLER Oshkosh, Nab. . ......... Art IORNNE EMILY KING Flint Mich Elementary Education KERBE BRUCE LEE New Oileans. La. Bible EARL DEAN LOMAX Searw. Ark. English DAVID LAYTON McCOWN Ambler, Pa. Accounting MIKE PRUI1T Warrensburg, Mo. Physical Education WILLIE D. ROLLINS Clarksdale, Miss. ................................ Physical Education GWEN RUFF Success, Ark. Counselor Education WILLIAM E. RUSSELL Searcy. Ark. ... , History MICHAEL WAYNE SHUE N. Little Ruck, Ark. Eiemenlary Education LARRY A. SLOCUM Searcy. Ark. .... .P.l1ysical Education PHIL WATKINS Colorado Springs, Colo. Physical Education JEFFREY A. WOODS Madison, Ala. ............................................................ Bible 121 4.x ,. 4. i r .1. Connie Parkinson TN T Q FimetRI'C'llfil'llllgolfl . ; Maurine Lewis! V arxa W Sub-T ix U l, . NP Attend tsx- nghts , 3n n w m 3 .m I R t e m J Homecoming Court 15 9-: ix NDA GUNTER CAROL BUCY PAT JOHNSON LA URA SHUFFETT Freshman Sopfwmore Junior Senior Carolyn Dell Vicki Wheat Kappa K appa Kappa Omega Phi Ma y Queen S te Vie Green Ju Go J11 Dennis Celsor Dennis Culsur cnlcrcd Harding last fall as a freshman with twenty hours uf credit from the College Level Examination Program. Hc maimaincd a 4.00 grade average while working part-Iimc and purlicipzlling in the Knights social Club. Dennis. who is from Houston. Texas, is working toward a major in Bible and a minor in Greek. Honor S tuden ts Joanna Brock well Senior English major Joanna Bruckwcll is from Jones- bom. Arkansas. She has served as prusidcnl and vice presi- dcnt of OEGE. her social club. and has hccn 0n the. Dorm Council. Her aclivilics also have included Alpha Chi and Campaigns Norlheztst. Joanna has been acccplcd for graduate study in English at Purdue University. Whifs Who hon Nu. . . . Pre-medloal General Sciancn maior, Sub-T 16, Regina beau, Pre-medioal Club president, intercollegiate vennis, NASA rematch lab assistant, intramurals. Morgan! Formby Iluu . . . Diefelics muior, Regina, Suva 16 queen, Alpha Chi, AHEA, Outstanding Home Economics Student, Gold Key. Gaulld Iumw . . . Social Science major, Mohican, Kappa Kappa Kappa beau, OEGE beau, Phi Alpha Theta. clan vlca president. 5A representative, KHCA, American Studies. Kuihy Iurton . . . French maior. Kappa Kappa Kappa, Ilwn Editor, LeCerde Francoise, Goid Key. John Curr . . . Social Sclenoa muior, Chi Sigma Alpha, Tofeb? beau, 5A representa- tive. SA treasurer. Bison Booster president, LEON BLUE JOHN CARR GERALD BURROW KATHY BURTON DAVID FINCHER American Studies. Iowa Campaigns, inrrurnuruls. wing counselor. Mllu Colo . . . Accounting maior, Beta Phi Kappa, Alpha Phi Gamma president, Pi Gamma Psi, Emory Business Team, American :3 I :fziDtNA COWART Sfudies, Pollf Joan Business Manager. Jorry Cook 4 l 3 . . . Psychology muior. Sub-T 16 president. SA representative, Intercollegiate football, AfI-AiC, AlI-Dis1rict 17 NAIA, All-Americcn, class favorite, intrurnurols. Dana tower! . . . Elementary Education major, Regina. Chi Sigma Alpha queen, A Cappella. Belle: and Beoux, May Day Attendant. Calvin Crlm . . . Mafhernariu and Bible maior. lambda Sigma, Science Club presi- dent, Alpha Chl, Chorale pmsidanf. Chamber Singers, innumurols. David Flndnr . . . History rnoior, TNT president, Zara Rho baau, SA trea- Iurar, Phi Alpha Theta, American Studies, class president, Campaigns Northeast, wing counse- lor, intrumumls. GREG FRANZ Greg Franz . . . Physical Education mafor, York College transfer. Galaxy, GATA beau. infer- coHegia're basketball, Intramurals, PEMM club, 5A religious affairs chairman. Dobbin Gunus . . . Mcrhemarics maior, A Ccppefla, band, women's ensemble, Bison Assistant Editor, Full! Jean section editor, Alpha Chi, Afpha Phi Gamma. Gold Key presIdent, Intramurals, Kappa Kappa Kappa. Tim G-ury . . . His'rcry muior, Sigma Tau Sigma. intercollegiate cross country, lnierconeg- iate frock. AIC mire champion, la Cercle Fran- caisa Stevie Green . . . English maiar. Ju Go Ju presidem, Guiuxy queen, 5A secretary, SA vice president, American Studies. Homecoming rep- resentative, Pom Juan Queen, Gold Key, Cam- paigns Northeast. Phil Johnson . . . Bible muiar, Knighfs, Campus Players, SA representative, 5A religiuus affairs chairman, Iowa Campaign, Campaigns Norlhecst, Action Campaigns, imm- muruls. Buddy Jenn . . . Hisfory and Bible major, TNT president, 5A president, Phi Alpha 2'0 k x . ;. X? X X WWW X M TIM GEARY Who,s Who Theta. India mission work, American Studies, in- framurals, SA academic chairman. Ellen Kramer Bioiogy maior, Daha Chi Omega, SA represemmive, biology lab assistant, Alpha Chi. Les Bonnes de Christa president. Campaigns Nonheost. pre-medicol club, Gold Key, Inter nmional Club, Mission Club. David lncey . . . History mufor. TNT, Alpha Chi representative 10 Region II, Region H scholarship award, Pam Juan honor studenf. Phi Alpha Them president, History Guild, American Studies, Action Com- paigns. Nancy McClugguge . . . English maior. Zen: Rho president. Maypole winder, dorm council, Campaigns Northeast, Alpha Chi, Fem Jean hone: s1udent, Gold Key. Academic Schol'or- ship Comminee. mam mEHEHI EM 14' - W L JOHNS 0 DAVID LACEY Whtfs Who Murilynn Mclnieer . . English maior, Kappa Kappa Kappa pmsudenr, Mohiccm queen, German umpungn, Peri! Jean seclion editor, Bison sloff, Nphc: Phi Gamma, American Studies, Gold Key, uwc'mumk Carissa Mickey . . . Biology and mm. 'WCI'O'. Om'cgo Phi, AIpho Chi represemo- 1w; ro Regen II, A CnppeHo, Chorale, CHamber Swr'ge's. SNEA, brology lob assisrcnl. Mona Lee Moore . Vome and piano mamr. Ju Go Ju, A fuppeHa, opera. Campus Players, SMENC. Teresa Rushron . . . Speech mcior, Nu Lambda Mn, Cnrnpus Mayors Alpha Psi Omega. lauru Shuffen . PhysKGl Educohon maion Kappa K'lppfl Kappa, Sugmg Yau queem Pom Jean queen FEMM Club. Cheerleader, Bison Booster: Homecommg Anendanl. Jimmy Sigmund . . . His- tory mmior, TNY, American Studies, intercollegiate 'rg c SE MICKE! . MONA LEE MOORE LAURA SHUFFETT ... ...-mu.-n--.u-. I. I JIMMY SIGMUND RANDY SMITH debate, Phi Alpha Them, Pi Kappa Delta presi- dent. Randy Smith . . . Chemistry moior, Beta Phi Kappa, Spelunkers, chemIslry lab ussisfcm, Freshman Chemistry Award. Sophomore Physits Award. Arkansas Collegiate Academy of Science treasurer. NASA research lab assistant, intru- murals. Alpha Chi Slave Smilh . . . Chi 519mg Alpha. SMENC president, A Cappelln president. men's octet Outslonding Freshman Music Sfu- dent, bond, operuv Larry Snwnn . . . Bible moior. Michigan Chrission College transfer, TNT. FEW Jean Editor, Alpha Phi Gamma, Alpha Chi, Ronnie Wags: . A Accounting and human administration major, TNT, Kappa Delta beau, American Srudies, Emory Business Team, Pi Gamma Pi president, wing counseior, big brother. Gary Woodward . . . Morhernolics major, TNT, Alpha Chi president SA Movie Chairman, Genus Academic Award, Campaigns Northeast, intra- murals. 137 l: Alpha Chi The Arkansas Em chaplcr of Alpha Chi. which was installed in l957h was one of IN chuplurs in 37 states and Mexico. which had as their purpose to promote and recognize high scholar- ship and those elements of character thal make schnlurship cffcctive, Mam- bcrxhip in the Arkansas Eta chapter was limi1cd In qludcnts who had a grudcpuhu of :11 icasl 3.70 on 80 to 103 hours. 01 3,50 m1 104 or more hours. The Arkansas Em chapter inducted 16 new mcmhcrs' in the MI and 31 in the spring. for :1 mm of 63 members. Dnnnu Wolfe. a member of the chap- ter. received Ihc H. Y. Benedict Fel- 10Wship fur grmflmic work, Dr. Joseph Pryor. who scn cs as Sccretary- Treas- surcr 0f the National Council of Alpha Chi. lnwclctl l0 Bclmonl in Nashvillc. Term; Purk C'nllcgc in Cuhoki. 111.: and Church College in Hawaii to in- stall new chuplcrsh McKAY SHIELDS lights fhe symbolic candle of knowledge during Alpha Chi iniwiarion, Carol Adams tarry Anderson lo Baggett Genevieve Bailey Paula sitting Ronald Biachiy lean Blue Margaret Blue Meredith Bobbitt .h Joanna Brockwell Gary Cage . . h. John Cannon h Galvin Crim h ......m Barbara Crone Harold Davis ., .. 138 , French Social Scuence Secondary Education Home Economics Elementary Education hhhhhh Chemistry General Science . . Dietetics Eiementary Educahhon . English ............... Bible Mathematics, Bible Elementary Education Social Science Carolyn Del! Diana Denharn Tom Estes . David Finchet Myra Fletcher John Former , Debbie Ganus . Beverly Buyer .. Ronnie Harrison .. , Wayne Hawley Doris Healy ............... Kathy Henderson Sharon Holderby , Ellen Kramar David Lacey .,,,,..,...,,. Kenneth Lair Mice Landrum Nancy McCluggage . .. John McCutchen Marilynn Mclnteer . Lorna McKinney Robert Mahafley . O'Neal Masters , Sue Elten Malay . ,. Carissa IVlit:key ,,,,, Michael Miller . Lambert Murray John Nunnally Chris Pratt June Rawdon Bill Robertson Beth Sexton ...... Randy Smith Larry Stewart , ,,,,,,,,, Ronald Slough Swaid Swaid . . Doug Tanksley Susan Thomas Susan Vance Leland Vickers Mark Wallis Robert White Dwina Whittle . Gary Woodward Charla: Young ..... Alex Zink EngHsh .. Elementary Education . Speech. Psychology . History Elememary Educaiion Bible Mathematics Elementary Education , Business Education History, Bible Elementary Education .. . English Home Economics . Bioingy History .......... Biology French, English English . . General Science Enghsh Biology General Science Mathematics . Business Education Biology, English Psychology . . Physics. Bible Mathematics Sociology Psychology , Genelal Science . . .. . Elementary Education Robert Soon McKay Shields Biology Home Economics , Chemistry .............................. Bible . bela Biology , Biology Elementary Education Engfish, French Chemistry . Accounting Accounting Biology Mathematics Bible Secondary Education 139 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT New SA projects 'make it happen9 on Harding campus Inspiration and theme for this yeafs Student Association took form in the words Letts make it happenf' Repre- sentatives met with Governor Dale Bumpers and other Arkansas colleges to learn details concerning .tFast to Save the People. This ProBTam was SA OFFICERS. Carr. Holland, Green, Jones, organized to raise relief funds for the refugees of Pakistan. Plans for a new student center called for participation SR CABINET. FRONT ROW: Kendrick, Woodward, Johnson, Cooperl SECOND ROW: Bruner. McLeod, Brumm... of the officers in a challenge to form their own Phone-a-thon to aid in the fund drive. The SA's brain-child, Cam- pus Congress. helped in the presenta- tions such as coffee houses, Hilarity, and Friendly Week. Doubled funds gave the SA an op- portunity to provide better lyceums that interested many more people. The SA Conference, held in Lubbock, Texas, followed the lheme 'Changing Times; Crises or Triumph for the Christian College. The representatives from the SA attended the lectmes on this thought provoking topic. 1 .- WHICH ONE is the question facing Terry McCormick cs Metindu Stanton watches on. 142 .n . '-5 now ?! 1.. arm .7 p... f ,. . w. '- . V - i . :'Y ignoring his iob us watermelon chopper at the watermelon feed, Mike JUSfice OUTREACHED hands dere info the depThs - s a tasty morsel of wafermelon though still prepared to chop or a moment's notice. of Sfevie Green's box of ice cream burs. a ,4 .4 SNHSOR' Dr. Jerome Barnes. DEEPLY concerned about Post to Save a People are Mike Justice, S1evie Green, anc' Skitch Henderson with representmives from Ouochira University and Henderson State. 143 I CAMPUS CONGRESS. FRONT ROW: Wallace. Burt, Denham, Pryor. Beard, Love, Merriman. SECOND ROW: Coleman, Petree. Shields. Willis. McKinney, CHSF, McGorklc; THIRD ROW: Hmlon, Meadows. Reeves. Shackelford. Clark. Rusch, Bradley. Cogburn. FOURTH ROW: Maore, Grady. Jackson, Hostetler. Chaffln, McCormnck,Hargl11. ENTRANCED with 1he song Cth of Mine is Cheryl Hazel at The Crazy Doze Show. HEAVENLY HORTENSE Brock looks on as Dr. Pryor scrutinizes his Friendly Week tag. 144 PLUNGING her ladle beneath the surface of the stenminq catdron of chili, Jenn Mahoftey makes ready another scrumptious helping for Koy Bantu cut the annual SA Chili Supper. AUNING the hillside, students await the beginning of the pep rally and bonfire. CASUALLY converstnq, Allen Lawrence and Brenda McDaniel relax during Open House. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Campus Congress increases student communication Desiring to have closer communica- tion with the individual student. the SA introduced the Campus Congress. Its purpose was to provide better repre- sentation of each individual student to the SA Council and involve more stu- dents in accomplishing the projects of the SA. Working to assist and back the SA in all of their projects. the activities 0f the Campus Omgrcsx included the Variety Show. French Pastry Shops, the annual Chili Supper. and Friendly Week. The Cungreu acted as host to groups visiting the campus throughout the year Thcir duties also included sug- gestions for improvement of the dormi- tories. opinion surveys of all On- campus students. providing workers for SA projects. and initiating projects for themselves and carrying these out upon the approval of the SA Cuuncil. SPONSOR. DL Joseph E. Pryor. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Petit Jean receives twelfth consecutive All American rating Representatives of thePcn'r Jean staff received their twalfth consecutive All- American Award at the ACPA Con- vention held in October at Hot Springs, Arkansas. The 1971 annual also earned first place in the categories of yearbook display, coverage. copy. photography, and general excellence. This yearhs Student Life section was completely revised. Special effects and color added variety throughout the book, lending a more unique touch to the edition; Early in the yeart a notice was posted in the office which stated the goal that should be in the minds of the editors as they worked on their sections, that being to 'tgain Harding another All-Amcrican ycarbookt but primarily to let Christianity shine out inthc book as it does out of the school and its people. 146 A ASSISTANTS. FIRST ROW' Shearin. SECOND ROW: anht. james. TH.IRD ROW: Johns, Bledsoe, Davis. FOURTH ROW: Zeus. Pryor, Nnnnenmacher. FIFTH ROW: Robertson. Wages. QUALITY of negat'tves, 05 Car! Baker, Phptogmphy Editor, and BM Gardner, Assistant. realize, is o mamditory item IOwcztd the finot quality of prints for the yearbook. HUSINESS MANAGER Mike Cole and EDITOR Larry Stewart. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Ronald Coleman and ASSISTANT EDITOR Ian Brewer. SECTION EDITORS. FRONT ROW: Bruner. SECOND ROW: Denham. Ganus, Johnson. Luallen. Mclnteer. Ander- PHOTOGRAPHER. M.ke James. son. Whittle. BISON EDITORS. FRONT ROW: Peddlet Burton, West. SECOND ROW: Garrett, Genus THIRD ROW: Brawn, Bruner, Taylor. ENDEAVORFNG to complete her article for the Bison on time, 595cm Woods ignores the photographer 05 she pounds on the TYPEWFITEL STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Bison endeavors to inform readers in livelier format Working late hours and enjoying every grueling moment. the Bison staff endeavored to more thoroughly inform the Harding community in a livelier, more readable format. Expanding in many ways was the staffs theme song They expanded to include national and international news coverage and featured indepth reports on how the college was affected by na- tional events. With the addition of two personal columnst Phil Johnson's ttTalk Block and John Bibee's Newspaper Column the staff published several twelvc-pagc papers. It was the year of letters to the editor from the mysterious Ann 0. Tate, 0f the edition with thirty nine photos. of laborious but lovely head- lines, of Archieis caricature of Billy Ray Cox. and of the Bison, ttofficial weckiy newspaper published during the regular academic year except holidays and examination Weeks, by Harding College. Searcy, Arkansas? ACTIVELY folding, ampling, and labeling on iisue 0t tlw Bison flesh oftc the press, Robert Argo helps the staff deliver UH the copies evquired by their mailing Hst. I48 - - by taking a break from their busy schedufea requlrec! for preparing the nexi NOTING the polished nature of the lines? the Bison is its Edifor, Kmhy Burton, and Business Manager, Richard Taylor, Bison Copy 15 its sponsor, Dr. Neil Cope. . FRONT ROW: Garrett, McCready, McCluggage, Burton. R. Paddle, Wm. SECOND ROW: Hupp, Banks. Landrum Lewis. Genus, J. Paddle. Townsend. Tiylnr. Brown. Anderson. Bruner. Estes, Robertson, LESS BDNNES de CHRISTE. FRONT ROW: McGruder, Dunswodh, Bittlng. McMilllen, Schreiber. SECOND ROW: Linder. Holmes, Moore. Haney. THIRD ROW: Hampton. Browning, Franklin, Knupp. Gray. FOURTH ROW: Starling, Banks. Norwood, Widel. Banta, FIFTH ROW: Paden. Oxley. Brooks, Hoy, Cates. TIMOTHY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Hays, Hubelman, Stough. Cunper, SECOND ROW: Rosch, Hx'bbard, Buggs. THIRD ROW: Ruckhold, CarreH. Renegar, Berryhill. FOURTH ROW: Reynolds, Duke, Luke. Bynum. ENDEAVORING 10 show Christlike love To 0 friend, Nancy Schreiber beams in joy 150 WMING another point in the Timothy Club debate wnh DrV Neale Pryor on the topic Bane Saved, Always Saved, Jimmy Allen shows he has qu undetstandtng of the problem. ; .' . .hf'fl THIRD ROW: Hendrix, Ice. Lee, Carrellt Rockhold. Rusch, Farrar, Reese. SHIN. FRONT ROW: Paden, Perry, Ramptnn. Imhoff, Sitting, Norwond, Roemer, Browning. SECOND ROW: Huffard. Case, Beasan, Matheny, Brooks. Groves, RELIGIOUS GROUPS Flaming started for joint foreign mission efforts Small groups from Mission Study gathered every other week to prepare as hndics for work in specific foreign countries. The members also attended weekly meetings where speakers gave informalivc. inspirational talks and forums. Involvement in sunrise devo- tionnls and a visit to Southwestern Christian Collcgc m Terrell. Texas for the Annual Mission Workshop coma plclcd a program of activities. Organizing and participating in the Christian Women's Workshop constit- uted one of the many L05 Emma: :19 Christa responsibilities. Continuing a rcpulutiun of service for God. the group also attended club meetings twice monthly, visilet! the Frazier Nur- sing Hnmu every Thursday and pro- vided wnrkers for the Saturday Bible Hour. In their role of equipping men for the ministry. the Timnthy Ciub obtained a variety of quality speakers. Campaignu crs eIzlhnratcd on their experiences and several wives of preachers gave ac- counts of their lives for Christ. In ad- dition to other events. Dr. Neale Pryor and Jimmy Allen debated the topic Oncc Saved. Always Saved. at ;. eat: taunt 151 RELIGIOUS GROUPS Campaigners ready for northeastern evangelism field Preparation for evangelistic work in northeastern America begun for Cam- paigns Nnrrlzcaxr in regular meet- ings throughout the school year. A series of speakers. group discussions. and study sessions provided the neces- sary background for summer work in the field. Two groups led by Owen D. Olhricht and Arlin Hendrix covered metropolitan areas in Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Maryland. and Massa- chusettes last summer. They spent three weeks in each city. Mr. Olbricht, director of Campaigns Nanheast. led the follow up team to continue the evangelizing efl'on. while student mem- bers attended classes during the winter. Dr. W. Joe Hacker coordinated the endeavors of two groups representing European Cmnpm'gm for an eight week work in Germany: Holland. and Italy, The teams personally contacted 35.000 homes. distributed 170000 tracts. directed 55 Bible studies, and arranged 50 Bible correspondence courses. Various evangelistic meetings drew the greatest attendance known to these arease The campaigners were invited to return the next summer and add another division in England 152 cAMPAIGNS NORTHEAST. FRONT ROW: Linder. B. Evans, Pedigo. Granger. Lawrence, Lumen, Chandlu. Imhnff. SECOND ROW: Brooks, Anderson, Nonnenmacher, Smith. Fellows, Brockwen, Paden, Cattertun. THIRD ROW: Trudgen, Cross, Allison, L Evans. Cooper, Stough. Reese. Vance FOURTH ROW: Woods. Johnson. Rosch, Gibbons, Young, Hubelman, Travis, Kilday. FIFTH ROW: Freeman, Flynn, Taylor. Carrell. Allan. O'Neil, McGough. Cook. EXPERIENCE toward campaign work To be done in the norfheos'rem region of the United States is gained by Ruth Nonnenmacher and Ron Sfough by conversing with a housewife. ' CMMIGNS. FRONT ROW: R Burcham T Hacker Root. L. Starling. G Naylor, S. Naylor Former, Krumrei, Adams T. Richardson V. Burcham SECOND m: D. Hacker Terry. Davis. Thomas, Gray Motrow. Abney, A. Starting Chamblee, Leckliter, G. Nutt. I Hacker. THIRD ROW: Boyd. Scharrer, Hubbs. Clark, Cook. Namn, McReynolds,Hostetler Robinson, M Nut! I IEW of the routes to be taken in Europe Is shown to Mike Root RELIEF is the feeling of The students gathered for their regutar - Lois Starling by the director of the campaign! Dr Joe Hacker. meeting as They are Told that fewer shots are required this year. BELlES AND BEAUX. FRONT ROW: Bagnettu. Cowart. SECOND ROW: Parhamh L Curtis, Caughwn. THIRD ROW: Cox, Trotter. FOURTH ROW: Campbell, Green. Smelserh Walters, D. Curtis. FIFFH ROW: Adams. Killv gore, Polk I . m s h , h x. 1 ha 'x -. . -Rx ENVELOPED in concentration. Brew Foxx sings out with the r951 of the chorus. 154 t T 'S ENSEMBLE. FRONT ROW: Evans. Martin. Catterton, Wolfe SECOND ROW: Mitchell. Green. Frank. '? IRD ROW: Ganus, Bagnetlo, Wright. Smith. '; ' - ENSEMBLE. FRONT Row: Parham. Caughron, Murrie. SECOND ROW: Rhodes, Killgore, Smelser. Smith. A CAPPELLA. FRONT ROW: Bagnetto. Polk, Frank- lin, Mitchell, C. Campbell, Catlerton. B. Martin, Burch. J. Rhodes. Dale, Cole. Browning, Hayes, Genus. D. lynn. SECOND ROW: Cowart, Power, Byers, WiIIiamson, Wolfe. Arnold, Beasley. Morris, Lucas, Evans, Green, Frank, Mannen, Blackwell, P. Cox. THIRD ROW: 3. Cox. P. Lynn. Wright, Walters, Hines, anx, Morris, Coughnon. Chandler, D. Curtis. Adams, Dillardt Baker, Burlesnn. FOURTH ROW: Killgure, Johnson, Sterling. T. Martin. Murrfe, Lewis, Taonr, Lowe. Parham, L. Curtis. Rant. Norrist Tipps. K. Rhodes, Smelser. FIFTH ROW: Duke. B. Cox. Happen, C. Campbelt, Jackson, Roper, Sultins. Hngins, Greenville, Trotter, S. Rhodes, Smith, Allen. Wall. MUSIC GROUPS A Cappella gains competitive honors on European tour Summer attendance of an Inter- national Choral Festival at the Hague in the Netherlands highlighted the schedule of the A Cappella chorus's overseas summer tour. The group placed fourth among the seventy-one choruses that participated. For their fall tour the A Cappella made an ex- tensive trip through the local southern states. Members of the chorus formed the Men's and Women'x Ensembles and were also included in each per- formance of the A Cappella. The spring tour took the groups through Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma. Programs that would demonstrate the varied talents represented in the Belles and Beau: replaced the former concentration on specific themes. The selections ranged from religious tunes to hits of the ,40ts. and from con- temporary to patriotic songs. The group provided entertainment for the Searcy Chamber of Commerce Dinner hosted by Harding in the American Heritage and for the Chamber of Commerce in Helena, Arkansas. Their winter tour included stops in Florence and Hunts- ville, Aiabama: Chattanooga and Mem- phis, Tennessee: and the Memorial Symphony Hall in Atlanta, Georgia. 155 CHORALE. FRONT ROW: Richardson, Neat, Garrard. Burgess, Roll, Toye. M. Brooks. Frazier, Lackie. Perry. Blait. Olsen, Gifford. C. Clark. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Pilgreen, Muchmore, P. Woods. Banks. Morgan, Hinzman, Mclnteer. Gardner. Michener, Howell, Gunter, Dimitt, Morris, Archer, Shappley, Shearin, Hare. THIRD ROW: Fritts, Cheek, Strother, R. Wilson, K. Sheppard, Randall, Tarbett, Musick, Dodd, L, Wilson. M. Sheppard, Grower. Paddle. Dsbirn. R. Woods, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Tucker. Collins, Watts. Waite, P. Clark, Muncy, Mccturg, Tittle, Trotter, Leasure, Groves, Beaven, 3. Brooks, Smith, Doak. FIFI'H ROW: Cash. Prescott. Winter, Kurrelmeyer, Cross. Brown, Cox, Brim, Martin. Stewart, Walker, Mc- Clain, Case, Burns, Reeves. Mickey. MUSIC GROUPS Recording Chorus strives to master Spanish language Fulfilling the requests from Puerto Rican missionaries, the Recording Chorus sought to put on tape the quality of music intended to move its Spanish speaking audience. The volun- tary group proved to he the largest Rm'ording: Chrnrux known to Harding. adding a much wider range of talents and refinement of sound Traveling Ihrough Kentucky. West Virginia. Ohio. and Tennessee. the Chorale spread the message of folk ballads and current pop tunes during Spring break, Their shortcr week-end trips and chapel appearances allowed them an opportunity to represent Har- ding in the local area as well. Extending warmth in music to a num- ber of high schools verified the Cham- ber Singers' skill with a song. The ma- jority of members were new to the group. thus lending a fresh view to per- formances as they toured. 156 --v DIRECTING with his unusually fine precision, Drv Kenneth Davis draws excellence in quality from the volunteer members of this yeorts Spanish speaking Recording Chorus. r RECORDING CHORUS. FRONT ROW: D. K. Wright, Garrard, Holderby, Perry, Pedigo, Giiford, Town- send. Dale, Schwo. Brooks, Scott. Winter, Aldrich. Fnlts Mallery. Peters SECOND ROW: Banks, Kurrelmeyer. Brock. Morris, Frank, Woods. Wanton, Beavert. Rickerson. Williams. Cupp. P. Wright. Simpson. Murphy, McCready Brannnck THIRD ROW: Banta, D. L Wright, Groves, Cross. Under- wood, Dempsey, Dell, D. Gates. 6. Gates, Black- well, Long, Anderson, Maguffee, Watts, Nonnen- macher. Best. FOURTH ROW: Huey, Healy. Stewart, Rice, Lewis. Johnson, Murrie, Brown, Lee, Thorburn, Brnck. Luallen. Pipkin, Harwood, Masters, Daniel. Davis. WEB SINGERS. FRONT ROW: Lawson, Dimitl. Howell, Rubens. SECOND ROW: Ganus, Banks. Davis, Richardson. THIRD ROW: Martin, Clark, Muncy, Bakiwin. FOURTH ROW: Cox. Randall, Crim Mickey. 9;; MUSIC GROUPS Pep Band receives numerous requests due to excellence Breaking away from formal march music. the Pep Band complied with numerous requests to perform for chapel programs and special school functions. although never neglecting their duties in serving the Bison foot- ball and basketball teams as an inspir- ing spirit backup. The Statue Band's style carried them In many off-campus performances as well as to appearances before the student body. The Bison Bum! gathered its orderly ranks to march in support of the home football games while maintaining a season of parade appearances and con- certs. Their agenda included Home- coming Thanksgiving Lectures. Christ- mas, and an outdoor concert in April. Interminglcd in their busy schedule. Bison Band members selected col- leagues to participate in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Band at Hendrix. DISCUSSING the diagram for the next hotf time show of precision drill work is Mr. George Bcggett with a few of the hard working and dedicated members of the proud Bison Band. STAGE BAND. Lipe. Patchell, Fowler, Casey. Bynum, Kiltgnre, Guyer, Baggett, Rhodes, Cox, Burton, Hudson. Rahrle. PIDUOUSlY performing her par1 on The borirone during an exciting, bu? brief break 'Is ;' n3 McKinney, along wifh the res? of the Pep Bond of one of The Bison s owcxy games. I BIND. FRONT ROW: Hudson, Rahrle. Hayes. Casey. SECOND ROW: Burion, Rhodes, Killgore, Guyer, , Blunt, Ganus, BISON BAND. FRONT ROW: Hayes, Spivey. Dun- ninghamr P. Ferguson, Peters, Mallery, Jorgenson. SECOND ROW: Hargett, Fowler, Reeves. Hedrick, Campbell. Cross, Alhright. Sims, Inscnre, 8. Cox, Patchelf. Sprinkle, Byers, Gray. Davis. THIRD ROW: T. Wilson. Arnold, Penick, Casey, J. Cox, Frost. A. Baggen, Wthe, Killgnre, Kingdon, Rusch. Watkins, Hatcher. McHaHie, Baleman, Foxx. B. Rahrle. Hudsan. Burton. D. Ferguson. Shelton. FOURTH ROW: Martin, Rhodes, M. Rahrle. Mc- Kinney, Bynum, G. Baggett monducton. Stewart. Mallalt, Kennedy, Pryor, Guyer, Gurganus. M. Wilson. AWAITING fur1her marching instrudions, Doug Killgore disregards his heavy 100d. ll RE :'A I r 5' ?35- W w mm M- .M I .I J I? CAMPUS PLAYERS. ?RONT ROW: Baden. L. Ellis. R Paddle. Mann. Sievenson, Diemch Krumrnel. M. Moore. SECOND ROW: Lunsford. Dell, G. Paddle. Howard. McGee, Thomas, McDaniel, Brooks, Massey, THIRD ROW: Loan, Oldmyd, Bixley, R. Moore, M. EHis Gponsw, Page. Clarkl Rushton. FOURTH ROW: Johnson.$. Smith. Brock. Tullusl McDonald. Hawley, Zeps, Cunningham M. Smiih n . THOUGHTFULLY, Randy Gardner considers a deroH in moke-up of Don Bctemcm's face DESIRE for a life of riches is the song of Tevye, the pope, played by R'mk Moore, 160 SPEECH GROUPS Campus Players present Readefs Theater for radio Drawing people of like interests to- gelhcr Ilnrmed lhc groundwork for the Campm Pluyw'x as they worked in pre- senting lhe HRcadcr's Theater for the first time on campus radio, Eiigibility in the club was based upon an individ- ual's sharing in some aspect of the stage, One of their first productions of the year. Fiddler on the Roof. provided cnlerlainmcm for students and parents on Homecoming weekend. The large turn out even called for an extra night's performance. Mixing Christianity and drama continued mu mu FRONT ROW L a on k n tl D td'k SECOND ROW Et S h Mathene Ihml'g'mm Ihcir year's activities. . : .a. nwr,euler, :ses, n11, . mm -.' ., THIRJEROW: Parker tsponsorLalegyI'ntsporrtsort.eP:in;r Sigmund. FOURTH ROW: Castle, Goudeau, Moon: Imtldlmg lls yL' 01 111.1101 uents. the Debate Tram received early practice at a workshop and seminar at the University 01' Arkansas Lil Little Rock. A muck legislative assembly follcnwed in the Cupilnl Building of Arkansas. Othcr debates were held at Central Sluts College in Ednmnd. Oklahoma and Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. BOLDLY reaching the minds of his hearers during c: practice debate is Tom Estes. HURRIEDLY writinq down information for a practice debate is Martha Renewiler. 161 SPEECH GROUPS Better equipment improves sound of KHCA radio KHCA placed new equipment into operation early this year including a new transmission syslcm. thus allow- ing students 10 rcucivc the campus station more clearly. The slaff also ex- panded its broadcasting hours longer into the afternoon. In their broadcast- ing. much emphasis was given :0 public affairs. featuring faculty 11nd guest inter- views and an open line to the audience to call in and ask questions. A new program of local lnlcnl introduced such diversions as musical groups. Rezldcfs Theater. Spam Upcn Line. and cul- tural evcnls. Special news broadcasts featured the autivilius on other can!- puscs. giving Special emphasis to tJ'e Christian collcgc sucne. 162 KHCA RADIO STAFF. FRONT ROW: Dunswnrih, Arnold, K. , Browning. THIRD ROW: Gibbs. Zumwalt, R, Timmerman, Van Rheenen, Fudaly, Pyle, Hecker. FOURTH ROW: Terry, Corum, Olney, Brown. Havens. Marne. Rice. ATTENTIVE to his work, Lynn Terry is here seen fulfiHJng his routine responsibilities or delivering the latest in news and directing the operation of the campus radio, KHCA. iii. JJ'I m nu; Timmerman, Carpenter, Williams, Neal. Rubarts. SECOND ROW: Wooten. Perry. Aven, Lumpkin. Roberts, . , W OMEGA. FRONT ROW: Klummel, L. Ellis. SECOND ROW: West 6pnnsnn, Rushton. THIRD ROW: II. Ellls monson. Moore, FOURTH ROW: Brock, Hawley, km DELTA. FRONT ROW: Landrum. Smith, Deidiken SECOND ROW: Estes. Matheny. THIRD ROW: ' - uponsori. Ulrey uponsurL Sigmund FOURTH ROW: Castle, Goudeau SKILLFULLY, the artist offends to every minute detail of Teresa Rushtcm's face. NAT'L. HONOR GROUPS Effectiveness in persuasion is goal of Pi Kappa Delta Striving to uphold the motto, The art of persuasion, beautiful and just, Pi Kappa Delta continued to sponsor college debate tournaments in White County. The group attended more than a dozen such events during the year. Exhibition debates were opened to the public on many occasions and they took part in the Pi Kappa Delta Regional Tournament in March. As members of Pi Kappa Delta, indivi- duals received the highest recognition possible in speech and debate. The honorary drama fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. promoted drama in both academic and practical areas. They presented the 'Reader's Theater and showed classic films illustrating examples of fine acting and staging for those interested in the field of drama. ALPHA PHI GAMMA. FRONT ROW; K. West. Genus. Mclnleer SECOND ROW: Stewart, Cole. THIRD ROW: H. West hponson. Cope Gpunson. Green tsponsory Pl GAMMA PSI. FRONT ROW: Barlholurnew Spon- 500, Cole. Wages. White. SECOND ROW: Bradley, Wallis, SkaggsA THIRD ROW: Hedrick. Sanders, Maddox. Pl. FRONT ROW: Baker, Averso, Sampfes. SECOND ROW: 8055, Mason tsponson. THIRD ROW: New- , Gamay. FOURTH ROW: Keller. Carr. FiFrH ROW: Blake. Green tsponsort, Easterly. NAT'L. HONOR GROUPS Kappa Pi initiates first Third Drawer for gift shoppers The Kuppi Pi art fraternity produced their first Third Drawer geared toward the holiday gift season. Their first sale at Christmas proved to be a great success. Taping life histories of great statesmen became the goal of Phi Alpha Theta As a group interested in history they studied the oral history field extensivety. Acting as an associa- tion for honorary accounting students. Pi Gamma Psi filled the pUIpose of helping its members to grow in the business field by meeting regularly. Stan Scott. a managing partner of the Alford Meroney Company of Dallas, was their special guest speaker. The group also visited the businesses of Memphis in the spring. The journalis- tic honor group of Alpha Phi Gamma held their initiations in the spring. PHI ALPHA THETA. FRONT ROW: Mclnteer, Barton. Huddleston, Geary, Davis. Daak, Lumen, SECOND ROW: Sigmund, Keeter. Grub, Sperry. Jewell tsponson, Statom tsponsnn, Hawley, Lacey. BIG SISTERS. FRONT ROW: Biiting, Burt, Catterton Griffith, Schiro, Rubarts, Murphy, Aldrich. SECOND ROW: Willard. Burner, Stafford, Jalgensen. Knupp,TaggaI1. Gray. Robinson, THIRD ROW: Anderson, Grain, Aven, Morris. Mclnleer. link, Geddes. FOURTH ROW: Brooks. Holland, Reeves, Williams. Maxwell, Shields. Oates. Beason. DACT'ILOLOGY FRONT ROW: Nelle, Garrard, Faulkner, Hooton, Scammerhom. Scott, Pedign. Jusfus, Glafl. Williams, Geddes, SECOND ROW: Gifford; M. Johnson. FOShEE- Boamghh leey. Wright, Spmman. Lipsey, Waddle, Knupp. THIRD ROW: Dyer. Kilday, Lumpkin, Waite, Fonville, Richburg. Banks, Groom, Turrans. Wright. CUIJD, Mason. FOURTH ROW: Sauder, Huey. Flickinger, V, Reeves. Nance. Huy, Hupp, N Reeves, Cox, Davis, Anderson. Cross. FIFTH ROW: McCorkle, W. Johnson. Robeds, Muure, Whltwurth. Hargett. Carreil, Drake, Keen, Bentley, Norris, Morris. 166 WING fellow 5fudents in a song of worship by not only sing- ALPHA PHI OMEGA. FRONT ROW: 8. Tullos. Bolton, D. Tullos. SECOND ROW: Barringtun. Justus, Rosch. lag bur signing is Jerry Whiiworth m c Doctylology meetingi SERVICE GROUPS Alpha Phi Omega takes active part in youth activities The young organization of Alpha Phi Omega petitioned for formal recog nition among other campuses. As a ser- vice club made up of former Boy Scouts of America. the gmup cooper- ated with youth movements and through these activities provided a ser- vice in humanity. Daciylnlogy made valuable use of their praclice in meet- ings by going as a body to the Central Church of Christ in Little Rock every Sunday to work with the deaf. The club focused its attention on a child- ren's class in Little Rock along with picnics and dcvotionals. Big Sisters, one 0f the first clubs to function this year, followed their theme. uA Helping Handii through assistance to new freshman girls. SPECIAL INTERESTS Entrances t0 caves gated by Spelunkers to avert vandalism In an effort to save caves from the harm caused by vandals. the Spclmzkers accepted the challenge of gating the mouths of many of the caves they used to seal them off from harm. This pro- cess gave the members opportunity to use the caving skills they had learned. A Thanksgiving excursion took the club to Fittun Cave in Harrison, Arkansas where they explored over thirteen miles of passageways. The Harding Business Women met each month, strengthening office relations and hearing guest speakers such as Miss Irene Johnson, Whom they helped us she worked in Germany. and Dr. James Carr. They also continued work on a handbook to promote better service in the offices of the school. The Bison Boosters pro- duced favors to be given to members of the Bison teams at pep rallies. their posters always added to game spirit, and they sponsored several fund-raising projects to support lhe cheerleaders. BOOSTING support of the Bison, Peggy Howe takes her place in the registration line by selling buttons on behalf of Bison Boosters. SPELUNKERS. FRONT ROW: Swayne. Lackie. Clark, R, Smith, Parker. SECOND ROW: Harris. Petree, Barringv tony Ernst. THIRD ROW: Ely. Epperson, Zink, Brown, Fredin. FOURTH ROW: Fontenot, Luke, Hnstetler, Blklf, C. Smith tsponsorl. IIPELLING delivers a unique feeling of fleedom for David Luke and Carl Baker. HARDING BUSINESS WOMEN. FRONT ROW: Cooper. James. Dykes, Goodwin, Rowe. SECOND ROW: Woife. Bell. Tucker. Buchanan. THIRD ROW: Janes. Risinger, McEIwain, O'Banion, Browning. FOURTH ROW: Abies, Dewberry. Hart, Birdsall. BISON BDOSTERS. FRONT ROW: Faulkner. BMing, Talley, Dulf. Skellon, Waiker. West, Garrard. SECOND ROW: McCray, Jo. White, Mclnteer, Myers, Holderby, Strother. Granger. Tippins Hill. THIRD ROW: Ruffer, McCready! Osbirn, Shmp, Ja. While. Merriman, Johnson, Davis, Murgan FOURTH ROW: Awtrey. Maguffee, Lawrence, Starling, Randall, Malone. Hatman, Kendrick, Cooper. FIFIH ROW: Olree, Anderson. Wolverton, Griffin, Wallace, Kirk, Conley. Nicola. Reeves. Holland. J , INTERNATIONAL CLUB. FRONT ROW: Massey. Perry, KendaH-Ball, Swariz. Ngan, Nakhleh, Chang, Underwood. SECOND ROW: Yip, Swartz. Iida, Paden. Merritt, Snlm, Siong. Reese. THIRD ROW: Swaid. Ngan. Smith, Awad, Jahshan, Suhn, Curpuz. Wilson. SPECIAL INTERESTS Display of foreign cultures captures chapel audiences Originating in the 1968 school year, the International Club continued its interest in the world' 5 foreign cultures. It offered membership primarily to foreign students but also remained open to any person interested in world relations. The ciubis traditional ban- quet made up of cuisine prepared by each member according to his country s own style gave the students oppor- tunity to Wear their native attire The club also gave an effective chapel pro- gram early in the year. In the fall. members of Young Dem- ocrars attended a national convention in Hot Springs. Arkansas. At this meeting the members heard speakers of acclaim such as Hubert Humphrey, Edwin Muskie, and Fred Harris. 170 YOUNG DEMOCRATS. FRONT ROW: Hall, Mitchell. Mclnteeri SECOND ROW: Hayes. Beaverl. THIRD ROW: Myers. Zeps, Nakhleh. FOURTH ROW: Killgnre. Jahshan. I ' KEY. FRONT ROW: MCIntEEl, Burton. SECOND ROW: Landrum, link, Denham. THIRD ROW: Ganus, . ' IIEIJA LAMIDA. FRONT ROW: Aldrich. Nelle. Burton. SECOND ROW: Aven. Franklin, Holderby. THIRD ' - - :Blllta, Shields. Underwood. FOURTH ROW: Cleveland monson, Cash. Wood. LEADERSHIP GROUPS New Gold Key club formed for honor women of Hardng Honor women Originated the Gold Key club as a method of recognizing students who personified outstanding contributions of leadership in service. Their standards for acceptance were set according to leadership. service. and spirit. All members were juniors or above with at least a 3.20 grade point average. Each girl was also invoIved 'm a minimum of two differing extra curricular fields not including a social club. The club established an annual scholarship for an incoming freshman girl and bcaulificd the campus with flowers. Alpha Lambda Delta provided the opportunity for sophomore women, who maintained a grade point average of 3.50 or above, to meet as a group. The members used their talents for tutoring freshmen having academic dif- ficulty, who requested their service; PAIN of study for Vicki Clcborn is eased v10 the assistance of Sharon Holderby. I PEMM. FRONT ROW: Wallace, Walker, Smith. Matthews, Sewell. Merriman. Griffith, Glatt. SECOND ROW: Nichols. Awtrey, Conley, Fitzgerald. Griffin, Sewell. CIM- THIRD ROW: Ba. Messer. Broom. Kirk. Harris, Hobelman, Green, Huey, Bot Messer. DEPARTMENTAL Air pollution is predominant theme with Science Club Science Club sponsor. Maurice LaWn son, attended an early seminar at Louisiana State University which pro- moted ideas for involving students in the prevention of pollution. Through- out the year. this dominated the minds of the Club members. The club is af- filiated with the Arkansas Collegiate Academy of Science, of which Randy Smith. a Harding student, served as treasurer. The PEMM Club attended a fishing clinic with George Purvis. Director of the Arkansas Fish and Game Commis- sion. and a scuba diving clinic. They also sent representatives to the national convention of the American Associa- tion of Health. Physical Education, and Recreation. Arr Guild trips were taken to the Delta Art Show and the Art Festival in Little Rock. A trip to Mem- phis. a White Elephant Christmas Party. and the annuai Sidewalk Sale filled the yearis activities. The Be- havioral Science Ciub traveled to the Children's Colony in Conway as well as to various state hospitals SCIENCE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Jorgensen, Col'lins, Frankiin. SECOND ROW: Lawson tsponson, Miiler, Farrar, Conley. THIRD ROW: Masters, Crim, Zink. I72 LOOKING on in disgust m the odiierous 0nd poHUHng environment of the 'Seurcy dump, Mr. Maurke Lawson and Eric Zink discuss possibie solutions to the ctrocmus eye-sore. HUM SCIENCE. FRONT ROW: Shelton. Dunsworlh, Wheai, Plunk. Huddleston. SECOND ROW: Chambers, Rawdon, Reel, DeShazo, THIRD ROW: Wright, Ricker- win. Btbee. Lumpkln. Wherry. FOURTH ROW: Maxwell, Williams, M. Miller. R Miller. FIFTH ROW: Trudgen, Hargett, Bradley Season. WILD. FRONT ROW: Kennedy. Garrard. Pilgreen, Gray, Bost. SECOND ROW: Aversn. Landihrip, Kramar. Thomas. P, Rnetzel. Neal, THIRD ROW: Muense, Osbirn. '- . M. GOSMY. NewbEroA FOURTH ROW: Keller. Beasley, Hupp, R Gosney, Paine. Lewis. FIFTH ROW: D Roetzel, Blake, Easterly, Wolfe. Voigts, Jordan. 173 SHEA. FRONT ROW: Perry, McCray, B'ming. Church. McGruder, Tagged, Pedxgo, Shearin, Burt, Glati. James. Maxey, GrImESA SECOND ROW: Gifford, Jorgensen, Holmes, Shaw, Bledsoe. Holderby, Merri- man, Burch, Moore. Knupp. Betta, ank, Simpson. THIRD ROW: Bever, McCready, Hickerson. Merl, Imhulf, Lacey, Norwuudl Hoy, Haney, Sewell, Wooton, Underwood. Carr. FOURTH ROW: Robinson, Babbitt, Blackwood, Spikes. Kurrelmeyer, Waite. Clay. Morris, Cales. Denham, Davis, Power. Nnn- nenmacher. Mathews. FIFI'H ROW: Riley, Cooper, Miller, Healy, Huey, Conley, Parker, Cox, Kirk, Bush, Nwokeh. Barton, Muxley. Spikes, Parkinson, Gash. TEACHING learning game,Vclerie Massey instrucrs her fellow SNEA club members. MEMQERS-of the French Club sing seasonal songs in French under RELAXED in the Music Building lounge, Carol Smith, Joe Ropeh The direchon of Dr. Winfred Wright of on annual Christmas parTy. Rick Smith, and Donna Dale review scores of music before G ciass. FRENCH CLUB. FRONT ROW: Slrnther. Holmes. Burton. L. Bonner, Vance, SECOND ROW: Landrurn. Hayes. Norwood, Kiiday Wright Gponsm. THIRD ROW: 8 Bonner. Hacker, Bast. Cooper, Nicola. DEPARTMENTAL N EA Membership requested by SNEA for national voice Reaching for more voice in national activities, the Student National Educa- tion Association voted to present a request to the National Education As- sociation asking for the right to be FRONT Row: Widel, Perry. Fuller. Cunningham. Talley, Stewart, Malieryh SECOND ROW: Robinson, recognized in NBA. They later P3P :: In. Wiliiams, Tolli Bledsoe, Zeus, Langsz'on, Bristow. THIRD ROW: chkerson, Mahan, Taylor, Starling, licipaled in their first conference with '9 Why, lance, Bmwnmg, FOURTH ROW: Mllhcan, Case, Hoy. Inman, Smilhey, Deacon, Rix, Cash. six states. Members of the French Club planned to travel throughout France with their sponsor, Dr. Winfred Wright, in a campaign effort during the summer of 1972. The Arkansas Home Economics As- sociation's Santa,s Workshop centered around sending canned goods to fam- ilies on welfare. Each of Ihc members also took Christmas cards to nursing homes for the patients to send to loved ones. Monthly discussions relevant to the field of music offered the Student Music Educators National Council ad- vancement in its musical interests. FRONT ROW: Almand. Arnold, Martin. Dale. SECOND ROW: Adams, Lucas, Moore, C, Smith, Polk. . , Row: Fm. Hargett, Davis, Gamer. Casey. FOURTH ROW: Roper. Guyer. Faiguson, Lowe. FIFTH ROW: PACKWG Canned foods 10 be delwered 10 . n . y tspansorJ. Rhodes. Killgore, S. Smwth, Hopperh a fomlly on wachre are members of AHEA. AMERICAN STUDIES Fall tour includes visit to training camp of Cowboys The agenda of speakers for American Studies included such well known names as Dr. Richard Star, Dr. Walter Judd, Senator Henry Jackson, and Congressman Wilbur D. Mills. High- lights of the Dallas tour began with the visit to Braniff International head- quarters, The group saw the General Motors cur assembly plant, the Dallas Trade Mart, and finished the evening at a football game featuring the Dallas Cowboys against the New York Giants. The second day included stops at the local Health, Education, and Welfare office, a stock brokerage, a radio- teIevisiun station, and the Cowboysh training camp, where they spoke with Lance Alwurth. Coach Landrey, and Charles Harris. Tours of the IBM center, the First National Bank of Dallas, St. Paulhs Hospital, and the Texas State Fair concluded the trip. In a trip to Chicago, the members stopped in Springfield to view Lincolnts home and tomb. In Chicago, the group visited the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation, Mayor John Daley. and the Chicago Board of Trade. AMERICAN STUDIES. FRONI ROW: Reibnldt, Doak, Green, Mclnleer, Maxey, Grimes, Sims, Bruner. SECOND ROW: Wages, Zink, Kurrelmeyer, Cross. Barton, Mathews. Mart. Sptkest E, Anderson, Coleman. THIRD ROW: Taylor. McCown. Core, Marg. Spikes, Holland, Lacey, McFarland. C. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Wallis, English, Keetlr, Brewer. Sigmund, Jahshan, Bennett, Lillard, Harris. K CASUALLY, Dr. Ben Rogge, Distinguished Professor of Political Economy at Wobbash College and nationally known economist, speaks to those at the American Studies meeting. mam; 3 Hm:- JD: Wm EIOIIY BUSINESS TEAM. FRONT ROW: Maddox, CaIeA SECOND ROW: Wages, White. Wallls, FINAL CALCULATIONS for a decision To be presented for evaluation to Gary Bartholomew, the groups sponsor, is made by the diligently working men of the Emory Business Team. BUSINESS TEAM Three veterans add spark by returning to the Emory Team The all-senior Emory Business Team carried on its executive organization with three returning members. Threa years of simulated business consti- tuted the team's competitive efforts in the Emory games. During the six weeks of actual work, Hardings team mar- keted stainless steel silverware and cutlery Forty schools were assigned one of five industries to manage through a system of team decisions. These decisions were then sent to Emory twice a week. Such schools as Mississippi State University, Notre Dame, Louisiana State University, Texas ASLM, and Auburn University attended the conference in Atlanta, Georgia. William H. Moore, president of Penn Central Transportation Com- pany, spoke at this final judging at Emory University. 177 EYEING the game from the sideline, Couch Frock watches for errors in $he offense. DEFENSIVE secondary coach Jerry Mote ex- om'mes Bison pass coverage in the game. HUDDLING around head basketball coach Jess Bucy. team members listen for furTher in- sTructions about the offensive cmack during a time-om in the Arkansas Tech game. ATTENTIVELY watching the truck 190m In practice, Coach Lloyd records Timings. 180 'n. FRONT ROW: Jerry Mole, Dick Johnson, Don BerryhilI. SECOND ROW: Clilf Sharp, Ed Burt, Norman - John Frock. THIRD ROW: Jess Bucy, Ted Lloyd, Bub Knight. INIZING Ihe Bison defensive effort, Coach Dick Johnson shouts words of encour- m to members of The baseball team during a difficult inning of a close game. COACHING STAFF Athletic directors stress basic ideals with physical skills Returning all ten veteran coaches from last year, Bison athletic teams en- joyed seasoned lcadcrship in all areas of AIC competition. After a two year period of rebuilding. the cross-country team regained the conference crown. Once again the bowlers won a decisive AIC victory, as well as a prestigious first place in national competition for the second year in a row. an impres- sive record of hack to back champion- ships. The balance of emphasis in the program as a whole was demonstrated by the award of third place in AIC All-Sports competition. Bison coaches included: Don Berry- hill. swimming: Jess Bucy. head basket- ball; Ed Burt, howling: Dick Johnson, assistant football and baseball: Norman Merritt. golf: Cliff Sharp. assistant foot- ball; John Frock. head football: Bob Knight, tennis: Jerry Mote, assistant football; Ted Lloyd, track and cross- country. TAKING advantage of the 11me out, Couch Sharp advises linebacker Terry Brumley. 181 CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders and Bisonettes direct new school spirit Spirited pep rallies led by energetic and loyal Bison cheerleaders around the lily punl m the front lawn. and strong sludcnl' support aided the Har- ding lmms for an enthusiastic season. Practicing long and hard. the girls backed the team with encouraging chccrs and zany skits. Rcmrning were seniors Kathy Nel- son. Laura Shuffcu. and captain Mar- Iinn Pcacuck. New In the spirit-building squad wen: Trcsizl Burris. Suzie Howell. Curol Bucy. and Sara Lee, The Bisoncucs aided the teams also as they encouraged sludcnls to attend lhc pep rallies and yelled lhc Bison on Io victorics. Nancy Martin and Denise Tippins captained the Bison-backcrs. COMICAL SKITS presented at pep rallies by chemleuders amuse sTudenTs and team. LEAPING high into the air, Kalhy Nelson cheers the Bison To another touchdown. CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Kathy Nelson, Tresia Burris. SECOND ROW: Laura Shuffett, Martina Peacock. Sara Lee. THIRD ROW: Suzie Howell, Carol Bucy. 182 HOPING for c Hurdinq score. Suzie Howell IMITATING ?he cheerleaders, mascof leads The Bison fans in a vicTory cheer, Wendy Palmer tries to perform 0 cheer I ' ' 1 FRONT ROW: Paula Davis, Tia Granger, Melissa Dobbs, Cindy Myers, Nancy Martin, Joan White, Judy Awtrey, Denise Tippins, SECOND '1- :Jln White, Vickie McGLmee. Pat Carroll, Joyce Wotverton, Beveny Randall. Mary Rufferl 183 ALL-STAR Individual efforts of Bison standouts receive recognition Participating in the nine sports which the AIC offers, Harding produced twelve individual performers that merited special honors by being named to either the all-conference or all-dis- trict teams or by winning first place titles in their respective sports. Hardingts 1971 football team placed three: Jerry Cook, Ronnie Peacock, and Clarence Hicks, on the all-con4 fcrence squad: and four players: Alan Dixon, David Lumpkin, Cook, and Peacock, on the All-NAIA District 17 team. Shortstop Dallas Howard and pitcher Joe Mathias each made the all-con- ference and aIl-district units from the baseball team. Also placing on the all-district squad was Denny Dotson. Distance runner John Ratliff de- fended both his AIC individual cross country and two-mile titles, while teammate Tim Geary captured the AIC mile run title. Leading the Harding keglers to the NAIA bowling title, David Hudson and Glenn Hanmer won the NAIA Doubles Championship. GLENN HAMMER ctnd DAVID HUDSON Bowling NAIA Doubles Champions H97 V LUMPKIN e bull . A islricl 17 JERRY COOK Football All-AIC All-NAIA District I? AlI-Ameticun NAIA Isl Te ' ,J' . . ' AlI-NAIADW dz, All-Americun NAM 3-033, ALAN DIXON . .- Y FactbolL '- NNNAPSVHW 1T . .. :1 1 ' Cross Country Champion 97'! J Champion mm, r1- RATLIFF 1971 FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Jim Akins. Dale Payne, Roger Collins. Alec Petway, Bill Watts, Max Allison, Rush CLffard, Rance Reagan, Ronnie Peacock. David Lumpkin, Larry Richmond, Alan Dixon, Rodney Echuls, Steve Ctary. SECOND ROW: Manager Larry Beck. Bob Mason, Buddy Allison. Clarence Hicks, Glenn Barton, Ricky Sammons, Russell Beene, Carlnn Lemmons, Jeif Robersu'n. Jeff Blake, Randy Brubaker, Rick Long, Larry Reed, David Williams, Rick Murphy, Terry Green- wood, Coach Jerry Mute, Coach CLff Sharp. THIRD ROW; .Coach Dick Johnson, Coach John Frock, Harry Slarnes. Tony Felker, Barry Buckley. Joe Coffman. Sam Ledgerwuod, Bill Johnson, Mike Beatty, Neil Thompson, Teny Welch, James Pigg, Rick Brown, Turn Ed Gooden, Ken Beck, Tim Walker, TENT Brumley. Trainer Larry Slocum. FOURIH ROW: Steve Walls, Ed Eason, Richard Calhoun, Barney Crawford. Alan Burkeft, Jerry Cook. Mike Clem. Juhn Richardson, Kent Fulks, Milton Hopkins, Godfrey Ellis, Sieve Hinds. Robert Shock, Gary Huntet. Gary Gregg. SPOTTING on Open receiver, Tom Gooden releases to Thwart a Boll Weevil blitz. 186 FOOTBALL Harding completes strict AIC schedule in fourth place tie Plagued by an exceptionally high number of player injuries, the 1971 Harding Bison football team compiled a .500 season as they defeated all cross-sectional opponents, but finished in a disappointing fourth place tie in the AIC. The Bison, under the guidance of four experienced seniors, recorded the second highest statistics both offen- sively and defensively in the confer- ence. Harding's pass defense was rated second in Division II of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. 0. Of the thirty-thrcc original scholar- ship players, twelve were injured before the season ended, but help from the inexperienced younger players aided the team considerably. The Bison out- gained their opponents, 329 yards to 282. in total offense. The teanfs pass- ing department was highest in the AIC -. M .. , at 169 yards. compared to the compet- ing average of only 64 yards per game. W1 FINDING a spot of daylight, Alon Dixon bursts through The line of scrimmage cs guard Jerry Cook frees himself from The Tangle. SEPARATED from his blockers, on Arkansas Tech bollcorrier finds hlmsellr surrounded by white jerseys of a staunch Bison defense. 187 COMBINING efforts to bring down cm AusTin College runner, de- fensive backs Rodney Echols and Gary Gregg halt a sweep. FOOTBALL Injuries halt efforts of Bison grid team for winning season Harding easily downed Austin Col- lege in their first game of the season and went on In handily defeat Millsaps. The first home game against South- ern Stale dimmed hopes of an AIC title us the Bison was stunned in a 34-7 loss. The next week against Mississippi Collcgc the leam rebounded with a 20-14 non-conference win. and them playing the University of Arkansas at Monticello. the Herd was upset. 19-12. Harding was handed a 21-19 set- back by Ouachila before the Home- coming crowd, and at Pine Bluff against Arkansas AMlicN, the squad was overwhelmed 45-14. Coordinated team play brought about a 24-3 victory over Henderson. Tech's nationally ranked Wonder Boys thwarted the Bison, 52-14, but a 20-7 win over SCA gave Harding an even 5-5 season. DEFLECTING the ball from 1he recewer, Gary Humer forces on incompleie pass. 188 .Hardingf I ' - 32 23' 7 2o. . ' 12 RESULTS Austin College Millsaps College Souihern Stafe Mississippi College University of Ark.-Montice!lo Ouachita Baptist Arkansas .AMScN Henderson Arkansas Tech SCA MAKING one of his 201 career receptions, Ronnie Peacock showa flawless technique. .M'r' . , 'r 2' 5.x - CONSULTING Coach Prock,field general Terry Welch discusses a critical play. AFTER firs? half criHcisms, Coach Frock provides encouragement for the second. POISED behind the prmecfion of 1he cen- ter, Terry Welch cuHs ou? The signals. ANTICIPATING the snap from Ci-ntcn Th' offansive Hmewen assume H10 familiar stance as they conSIder the assignmcms for which they wiH be responaible 'm The upcoming play. REALIZING 1he defensive penetration T. Gooden hastily punts 1he ball downfiel-j - YllNG the opposing teum s defensive formcnion, Couch Dick Johnson advises offen- piuyers Rance Reagan, Alan Dixon, and Rick Brown how to read defensive maneuvers. PONDERING The game sfrotegy, quarfer- buck Tom Gooden Iooks to The sidelines. FOOTBALL Bison team places thirteen standouts on two honor teams Thirteen Bison players were chosen for membership on honor teams. Nine were from the offensive team, while four came from the defensive squad. Named 10 the 1971 NAIA District 17 AIl-Slar team were splil-cnd Ronnie Peacock. guard Jerry Cook, tailback Alan Dixon, and defensive halfback David Lumpkin. Honorable mention honors were given to Edd Eason, Rick Brown. and Tom Ed Goodcn. On the 1971 All-AIC team, were Clarence Hicks, defensive noseguard, Cook and Peacock. Cook and Pea- cock were NAIA AIl-Americans. Ten Bisons were picked for honor- able menlion 0n the AIl-AIC team. Senior linebacker Terry Brumley, half- back David Lumpkin, and safeties Randy Bruhaker and Gary Hunter were chosen from the defensive team. Selected on offense were Dixon, Gooden, Eason.fla11ker Harry Starnes, center Mike Clem, and tight end Steve Clary. Peacock finished eighth on the ail-timc college receiving list with his 201 career catches. ' ' ND ROW: Assistant Coach Call DeCaslIels. 1972 BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW. Manager Ben Vick, Jlm Hmerman, Perry Gates, Lester Dawdson. BxII Chpsm, SECO , Tim Vick, Randy Mulvaney, Jamie Cowley Ken Lawyer. Joel Byrd. THIRD ROW: Coach Jess Bucy, Jeff Downs, Fred DIKDI'I, Jack Campbell, Joe Mathias, tesler Busby, Emmett Sawyer, Steve Kent, CHALLENGED by on SCA defender, Joe MoThias controls possession of Yhe ball as he continues a Harding stall during the final period. BANKING the bell off The backboard, freshman forward Steve Kent DUmpS 0 shot from the corner after freeing himself of defenders 192 BASKETBALL Cagers readjust with consistency in mid- season play Returning only two seniors. the 1971- 72 Harding Collegu basketball team fuccd u cnnfcrcncc schedule of teams that sufi'crcd little loss of graduating players from lhc pt'cviuus year In early season play the lcum was handed several amrrmV-murgin defeats. averag- ing 77.l paints per game compared to lhc opposing Icunfs 73.5 clipi Establishing a slcudy starting line-up :11 mid-Kcusnn. Couch Jess Bucy and his Harding uagcrs lmumed hack with several confcrcncc xiclnricsi four Bf which wen: consccutiva A combination of lute period frcc llirnws and high field goal pcrccnlages determined many DOUBlE-TEAMING c1 Souihern Stoie player in the buckcouri, Bison teammates Jamie Cow- 0f the crucial lulc-scnsml conlests for lay and Bill Chism apply defensive pressure which wiH hopefully force 0 Rider turnoverv the Bison cage team. FAST-BREAKING for cm easy lay up, senior guard BiH Chism produces another Harding score as he outruns defenders after receiving a clowncouri pass from c Bison rebounder. FOLLOWING Hirouqh w'nh his hands, fresh- man Tim Vick displays his shooting form 193 BASKETBALL Four Bison players gain top positions in team statistics Lust ycurk lczuiing sunrcn senim- cu-capmin Bill Fhism. ' . 11 led the Bison in quI pninls will! junior Joe Mathias l'nllmvjng clnsely behind, Freshman! guard Tim Vick topped the team in zlsxisls and steals us he set a new schuul rcuord in us ,ls per game with IE :lguiml Ihc Liniwrsily 01' Ark- ansas :ll Mumicclln. The lcum's other co-mplain. senior lmlcr Bushy. and Mathias .xhurcd Imnurs in rclmunding. each mcmging murc than nine per game during 1110 scuson. EXPLAINING weaknesses of the OpponenT s defense. Coach Bucy advises Fred Dixon lEAPING up and over the defender. Les- ter Busby complezes a short range shor. 194 IVY ll51ening to Coach Bucy s halftime cnmmema, sophomore STRETCHING toward me bggket, junior forwmd J01: Mathias U535 Jamie COWIeV F'ICW5 improvemenls fOr The remaining DEFEOd- his 66 frame to qu advantage as he mHies $wo more points. ENDED by two Hendrix opponents applying a full court press, co-cupmin Bill Chism desperately searches for on open teammme. 195 ..! H 7.m--. ' . h-- h. EXHAUSTED 0nd deiected oher losing by a slim margin, Joe Mo- 7 '7 rhias reflects the hectic closing minutes that determined the victor, , RESULTS 1 Harding ' 4'? Opponent . 'n , x? f I 7? f David Li scomb' V 79 805 Umv. ofjlkrkc1nqs;c:s'u- mle Rock i86 f: 74 David Lipscom, 80 74 Southern 8? - n5 - 89 84; Arkansas Tg ' 93 74 Arkamsos 67 92 Misslssipdln 0. .M 85 79: Baptisf C112? glc1-.bQQIlege 65 i 69 Univ. of cmtcg ch MomiceHo 77 62 Ouochlfo BapHsfzil; 66 - 65- College of Ozarks Q 7;: Hendrix CQUEEE... 57 HendersonT'Srf'am ..l 82 STGTC Collc-Q d Ali cmsCIs 7E Southern 6 - 85 Arkansas Veil - 90 Arkansas Cand- 8; State Colleg 88 Um'v. of Arli i.gg' 65 Ouachiro : :- s ' w: 96 College of Ozt:rks 74 Hemdrix Wryii' 76 Hemderson 31010 88 Univ. of Ar'kcmaag CII Little Rock 86 92 Arkansas AM8J$E 97 SUSPENDED ubmrc The other players, :0- coptoin Lester Busby aims a iump shot POINTING lo Hows in the opposmg ieam's defense, Couch Bucy diagrams a new play. 196 - VING between a Hendrix defensive zcme, sen'wor forward Leaner Busby orchES 0 shot toward the boske? in onncipmion d adding onofher had goal to 1he Teom s toTaF BASKETBALL Young teammates gain valuable poise in improving year Despite competing in a: district which placed l'uur compcling lcums in the NAIA District 17 playoffs, the Bison squad finished with at highcr ranking in the conl'crcuuc lhun mid-scuson predic- tions indicated. Much of lhe success 0f the team's lulu-hmlding pcrl'ormanccs was LiCCI'L'tIiICll lu improvements by scwrul 01' the undcruiass lellermcn. chu'ily dupcmlcd upon for needed con. SISICHI play wcrc freshmen 'I'im Vick and Slew: Kent: suphomorcs Freddie Dixun. Jamie: Cuwlcy. and Jack Camp- bell; and juninr Joe Mathias. Dixon and scniur Bill Chism were given honorable mcnlinn un Ihc All-AIC and NAIA District 17 teams. MAINTAINING perfect form at the peak of his jump, B1Il Chism sights the basket. DARTING past Cl chfwder, Tim Vick moves ?oward Icommcm: Joe Manus for :1 0555. T97 lh-ih 1. , ., -. . n , C. :1 :10, ' . .a..' ' ' ;- -. - q'y .nv- -1 -, x'll . EEW'gx-End ' P. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT'ROW: Phillip Bone, John Ratlifi, Larry Brown, Perry Taylor, Mike Kudrich. Ted Woods. SECOND ROW: Robert Mead. Richard Balk Ed Cheshier, Pal: McClaffeny, Tim Geaw, Paul Jacnhy. SPRINTING shide for stride with h'ws John Brown University opponent, Bison horrier Mike Kodrich quickens his pace in c deiermined effort to cross the finish line first. ! ? JGJ- Am-d . r h 4..., :aaw w 933; ;3: '; a' N . 5 - 1. '4? 3. 4.. . SETTING The pace The? helped him win the 53:2: , AIC meet, John Ratliff leads the field. i; 1 19B OUTSTEPPING his competitor in the finaf 510962 of a grueling race, cohcuptain Tim Geary odds on important score to the Harding total. m - , of Meal Score 1;, ssellviHe, Ark. 15 so 30 80 89 89 118 l. ' rcy, Ark. E-' ahville, Te in. f: r. CROSS-CO UNTRY Solid nucleus helps barriers recapture conference crown The Bison cross-country team finished a banner season by recaptur- ing the AIC title. Leading the Bisons again were John Ratliff in first place and Tim Geary in fourth. The harriers finished the season as the only undefeated conference team, winning their first invitational title in recent years and re-eslablishing Har- dingEs traditional dominance of AIC cross-country. Ratliff became Hardinghs third har- rier to win his second consecutive AIC to gain the from positions, 335m cross-counrry team members leap from the title by smashing the five-mile course E w-E line in a concentrated unit competing against top southeastern opponents. record witha25:37 time. SWIMMING Waterbuffaloes set new school records in four categories Breaking five school records early in the season. Couch Dun Berryhill's 1972 Waterhuffulues produced the strongest and one of the most competitive swim- ming teams in Harding's history. Qualifying curly fur the nationals held in Marshall. Minn. freshman Bill Morgan led the team in diving as he easily broke both required and optional diving rcwrds previously set by Roger Shuffield. Senior leaders Glenn Davis and David Cunningham topped the school's best marks in line 60-meler freestyle and individual medley events. respec- tively. and team captain Harry Miller established a new school record in the breast stroke evenl. Although Hendrix College experi- enced no difficulty in retaining their AIC Iille. Harding, Ouachita. and Soulhern Slate were in Close conten- tion for the next Ihree positions dur- ing the season's length. DISCUSSING the recorded clocking Of his swim, Harry Miller seeks advise from CoaCh Berryhill about refinements in style which could improve his timing and efficiency. SPRINGING forward in c: surface dive, Glenn Davis iumps m The- sound of the gun in an effor? that will hoperHy give him cm early bad over opponents in the short sprx'nt. PERPENDICULAR 10 the poet 5 surface, dw- ver Bill Morqun executes a perfect en'rry 200 Ill TEAM. FRONT ROW: Glenn Davis, Jim Caz. John anner. Fred kae, Brad Brooks. Siong Ng Harry Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Berrthll, Asmstant Goad! Jim Adams, Mark Mclnieer, Dan Baleman, Dave Cunningham, Manage: Mark Albright. 49 572 48 45 39 IMCHING for G quick gasp of air, Siong Ng strokes one oi H19 many laps thm swimmevs ince daiiy in tough, grinding workouts, I 957 3:3 gsfgfe Collh'ol' i Arkansas College I Arkanshs Cdiege I Hendrix CoHege 3$ 1. 1. ; :1 U.A.L.R. ' Q . 3152' v 1 , . . O Q0chirG Bapnsr l I 60 , Ogochijq'Boplisf 52 r, SoLithgrEESf'qfe - 62 U.A.L.R.f 67 't- l - E Egg! BOWLING TEAM. FRONT ROW: Tom Jones, Guy Conley, Gary Beck, SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Burt. Ed Back. David Hudson. Lloyd Champion. Mulch Grubb, Tony Kill. Glenn Hanmer, Keith Kress. CONCENTRATING on Hm importance of The proper approach, senior INCORPORATING patience Cmd pmacvmrmcc 1mm his practicasenior Hoyd Champion plans his steps 10 execute on occurme dealiveryr Mitch Grubb scruhnizes the baH 5 hook lov ways of improvement. 202 -:nr.,-.,. h. '71 ' 'mING his right leg high in the air to maintain balance during the foHow-Ihrough, ionicr kegler Tony Kirk holds his posirion umif the bash makes contact with the puns. 5-; BOWLING Experienced keglers retain NAIA title for a second season Winning their seventh slruight AIC title and representing District 17 in Kansas: City. the 1971 Harding bowling team became lhe first NAIA cham- pions to win in two cunscmtivc sea- sons. Seniors Mark Potcal and Gary Par- sons finished first and second in indi- vidual scoring and junior Ed Back placed fuurth as ihc Bison kegiers totaled more than L000 pins over their ncarcst conference opponents. Cuach Ed Burt's athletes finished District 17 finals by taking four of the top five scoring posilinns, and five of the top seven in Area IV finals. Harding also captured lhc NAIA Doubles Championship us junior Glenn Hzmmer and sophomore Dux Ed Hudson combined scores for Ihc highest ac- cumulated pin toiul and the lrophy. AWNALS 1 Harding Southern State Arkansas T : - Arkansas Suit! ngege 7,, L, . . QuachitcmDHt 1971 BASEBALL IEAM. FRONT ROW: Dallas Howard. Max Reibofdt, Guy Hydrick, Danny Lough, Denny Dotson, SECOND ROW: Keilh Crews, Benny Brooks, Russ Parker. Ken Merriit, Royce Cunis, Randy Kirby, THIRD ROW: Terry McCormick, Ruben Helvering, Jim Heinerman, Doug White, Carl Johnston, Russ Schramm, Mark Moon; COACH Dick Johnson and catcher Denny Dotson confer at the moumd with senior hurler KCH AAth to dhcus: o mew pi1ching sfratcagy 10 be uaud cvguins'r the pinch hitter. SQUARING around to aitempt a bunf, Terry McCormick 1imcs his. move with The pitch. 204 SOPHOMORE Robert Helvert'ng keeps his eye on the approaching bull and levels his but BASEBALL '10 meet the pitch in an effort to put the Bison in scoring position Oguinst cm AIC foe. , g - Team effort wins 5P. 5 second place tie 5 in conference play With an outstanding pitching staff and dcfensitr'e unit, the 1971 Harding baseball team compiled a 26-12 record, best in the history of the school. The Bison tied with State College for second place behind conference cham- pion Ouuchita Baptist University. In the NAIA District 17 tournament the team was eliminated in the first game by John Brown University. Pitcher Joc Mathias and shortstop Dallas Howard were selected to the AlI-AIC. AIl-District l7, and honorable menlion AIl-American teams. Catcher Denny Dotson and centerficidcr Russ Parker were named to the All-AIC second team. Outficlder Mose Turner . and pitchers Robert Hclvering and Ken - .. - W , Merritt received honorable mention All- AJC recognition. ; ' L?, ,. t ' oeIsTn derson 5 mm ' .uthern them : i e uachita g 5' Arkansaxi'rech :- Arkansasfech '5, :7 e Collgge - Collislqet ers 2 DISPLAYING the pitching form that gained him AH-Ametimm stutusi sophomose hurler Joe Mathias uses his large frame to get more speed am he reels the ball to the plate. 205 BAS EBALL Bison completes best season ever as pitching shines Although lhc lcum hit well in several games, individual averages were not Consistent enough to provide a depend- able throat. Denny Dotson topped the team with a .305 halting average. Led by Joe Mathias. Hardings four- man pitching staff was largely respons- ible for the record season. Mathias. a sophomore. finished the year with 2 7-2 record and a 1.38 earned run aver- age. The rcnmindcr 0f the foursome was composed of Ken Merritt. Robert Hclvcring and Doug White. ARCHING his back f0 get added strength, Ken Merritt uses leverage in pitchmg. SHOWING the reSUHs of long hours of practice, iunior shortsrop Dallas Howard execufes a speedy plvot m SECOnd base 10 make the throw ?0 first, complefing 1he doubWe ploy. CAUTIOUSLY eyeing The pifcher's sfrefch, Ken MerriT? takes a lead off first base. 206 SCORING on u Teumrnme 5 hit, Denny DOT- son adds another run To the Bison score. TAKING 'rhe throw to second base hom catcher Denny Doison, Harding 5 Terry McCormick tags out the opposing Team's boserunner sliding in cm cnempt to gain a stden base. COUNSELING fresh pifcher Doug Whi1e, PREPARING himself mentally! outfielder Denny Dokon puis his experience to use. Mose Turner concentrates on the pitch. 207 1971 TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW; George Saunders, Norman Bennett. Richard Bellis. Rick Harris, Tim Hacker, Fred Finke, Mark Van Rheenen, John Ratliff. David Emmy. Alan Dixon. Man Comotto. SECOND ROW: Coach Clilf Sham, Tom Ed Gooden, Olden Brewer, David Lasley. John Vines. Larry Rodenbeck, Denny Holloway, Tim Geary, Ken Beck. Ketry Haus. Coach Ted Lloyd. STRAINING the last step of the race, Ken SHOWING the agony of fhe firing miler, GR'MACING 05 h? hurls the diSCUS, PUVid Beck breaks The tape fxrsT for Harding. Tim Geory rounds The fimol curve clonal LGSIW ,OHOWS 'thOUQh on his defwery. 208 CATAPULTING om of The blocks, sprinter Norm Bennett reads to the gun's sound. TRACK Bison tracksters display durability in strong league The l07l Harding track and field team was again limited in size, but guided by distance men with a strong desire. With fine performances from freshmen on the squad, the team finished higher than anticipated. Cross-coumry teammates Tim Geary and John Ratliff won distance races all season as they went to the AIC cham- pionship to retain their monopoly of the mile and two-mile. respectively. Relay-men Tom Gooden.TimHacker, and Norman Bennett aided the team considerably, and Larry Rhodcnbeck sat a new school record in the triple- jump. RELAYING the baton to ?eammu're Tim Hacker,Norm Bennett signals on exchange. 209 yW 197118!le TEAM. FRONT ROW: Bill Robertson, Cordell Battles, Ron Parker. Rick Adkins. SECOND ROW: REGULAR practice of his serve gives Ron Coach Knight, DavidStaggs, Larry ChristensOn, Bo Brockman. Mike Sadler. Parker added confidence in competition. TENNIS Netters undergo polishing of skills in rebuilding year Lacking experience and depth, the 1971 season was; looked upon as a rebuilding year for the Harding net- men. as only one Ietterman returned from the 1970 squad. With Coach Bob Knight stressing fundamentals and a positive mental at- titude. the Bison nellers were much improved as the season neared its end. Peaking for the AIC tournament. the Bison pulled off a surprising third place finish behind Arkansas AMSLN and Hendrix. Junior Ron Parker and senior co-captains Bo Brockman and Mike Sadler led the teamas play. Fresh- man Rick Adkins received the Out- standing Tournament Award for his sparkling performance. DOUBLES partner Ron Parker observes as Rick Adkins returns an opponent's shot. 210 . f a P' . x, --1g7.;;1? h WV Score A - ' . h n as A 603 h ' 'Sfufe ' q 633 635 . J9: 636 - . Southe l Arkansas gh I Harding Arkansas A8IM . TE 1 1911 n. N Tum Arkansas AM8: ' 1 h derson .H '1 h III, 1 whom 4' . '+ . I M'N - Ito Ws endings . ml e by,a 'ihge conference ournumem h ' I tag I: E LL. ' GOLF Linksters endure arduous schedule against AIC foes The 1971 golf team did not meet pre- seamn predictions. Wilh James Hen- derson who captured the leanfs medal- ist honors for the third straight year, and returning Ictlcrmcn Roger Elliot, Richard Fowlcn and Larry Frank, joined by freshman Jim Byrd. the golfers anticipated a higher finish than the seventh place they captured in the AIC meet. In District 17 play. the team finished in the number eight position. Norman Merritt. coach for 3116 third yean directed other team members John McGuire. Greg Pauley. Jerry Rubio, Randy Lillard, and Charles Dye. REALIZING Tho? winning requ'wres concen- Trufion, Richard Fowler fines up a put 1971 GOLF TEAM. FRONT ROW: Coach Merritt, Fhir anine, Bil! Fuwler, Richard Fowler. SECOND ROW: John McGuire. Randy Lillard, Rick Fowler. Greg Pauley, Jerry Rubia. 2H WOMEN'S spoms Extramural teams undergo first year in coed rivalry Directed by Mrs. Barbara Barnes, the women's extramural program at Harding underwent an experimental season as the coeds participated in volleyball. haskcthall. and tennis for the first time. This spurts system. in connection with the Arkansas Women's Extra- mural Association. was added to Har- ding's program to aid physical educa- tion majors and minors in gaining valuable playing and coaching know- ledge for use in teaching careers. Optimisticttfly hoping for a better established and more: organized system in the future. Mrs, Barnes was aided by Mrs, Kathryn Campbell and Phil Watkins in the coaching chores. DRIVING bETWEen defenders, Janice SeweH dribbles down the lane toward the goal REBOUNDING the missed field goal attempt, senior cemar Betsy McCurroll retains possession of the ball for the offensive team, SCRIMMAGING in cm intrcnrsquctd contest, iunior Cheryl Hurst prac- tices blocking techniques on spikes from Teammate BOIbOrO Messer. 212 91-5 EXTRAMURAL TEAM. Cheryl Hmst, Janice Sewell, Melinda Yoakum, Mary Broom, Bonnie Messer. Betsy McCarroll, Carol Huey, Barbara Messer, Cindy ' Dianne Webb. Karen Knopf, Louise Pace, Peggy Matthews, Sheny Shipman. REACHING high for a spike, Bonnie Messer takes advantage of c: perfedly set bull. 213 FLIPPING The half over The hand of Mary CLEARING the bar for Chi Sigma Alpha, freshman STeve Clary shows his high iump form Shock, Peggy Mufihews unempfs a baskef. us Hurdinghs annual track and field day brings out the best in intramural afhletes. CONNECTING with the pitch, batter Peggy Marthews flattens the burl into a blurry white sphere which wai hopefully bring home the runner from third for anofher team score PUMPING the ball Toward fhe basket Bob Argo mkes advantage of his free throw. 214 . ' I ' hr . 'A 1.. $49.4 MI hf' $m.MA 1r; , a I phA -.- by . H hJ-Ih SHNNING spiml fashion, the football heads Toward ifs des'rinmion while quarterback Randy Lillurd watches the pass as if narrowly cleats The hands of an oncoming rusher. TUIJJNG with all of her might, senior Deb Doggen top?cins her struggling teammates as they compeie for a tug of war victory while fen unseen foes Tug on The opposing end INTRAMURALS Intramural program gains wide response with varied events The intramural program at Harding offered 35 events in calcgorics of in- dividual. team. club. and class comw petition for cmry by students The win- ning students or teams in each event were awarded trophies. and participants in team cnnlcsts selected an all-star team. An award for the outstanding intramural athlclc was presented in the spring Slevc Fox received the 1971 award. With approximaldy 80 per cent of the student body involved in some type of intramural activity. Hardings system ranked as one of the most ef- ficient and organized prngrams In the nation. Largely responsible for this ranking wcrc directors Cecil Beck and Barbara Barnes. AIDING Danny Willisfon wifh The statis- tics, Couch Beck Connors the scoreboard. 215 INTRAMURALS KEEPING her eye on The an, Cindy Ccstes PROTECTED by the blocking of back Jimmy Allen, President Gunus prgpares Tq ?hrowlihf, awaits the coming pitch from Kay Smifh. foofball south-pcw style in aspiration of o downfweld pass completion 10 has racevef. C? i ANTICIPATING a possible extrabase hif, Mohicon teammates look on and shout encouragement from the bench as barter Mike Shue begun. his swing to meet the approaching pifch while Galaxy senior Greg Franz, wishing for contrary results, crouches low for the Illdl'. 216 STRUGGLING tor DOSSESSiOn of the meE, Bonnie Messer and Karen Holland grapple for a rebound as team members eagerty look on, DESPERATELY attempting to defloq the runner behind the scrim- mage lime, Lew Mame pursues scrumbting Greg Ratliff on a play; JUBILANT members of Gutaxy congratutate the clubs softball team after the squad captured the large dub championship LEFT-HANDED Ron Parker aims a 15-foot iump shot toward the basket as he foils an attempt to block the shot by Scott Fowler. 217 INTRODUCTION Rough initiation functions on trial basis in the fall A desire to participate in club ac- Iivilies prompted ncw studcnls In enter lhu realm 0f the Harding social club. Choosing lhc Club with which they identified bust and enduring several days of tasks characterized initiation procedures. Umbrellas, frogs. shields, knee socks. hats. and feathers identi- ficcl pledges. Rough initiation activi- ties wcrc continued on a trial basis Ellis ycur. Crawling through mud. eat- ing cli. aslcful foods. answering kangl urou cuurl qucslions were all rough lush. Closing lhc cvcning with good fund and demlionnls climaxed most initiation practices as plans began for :1 year of club work together. THETA PSI bunnies perform at the com- mand of their pledgemistress, Janis Vance. AIR RAID resounding in Ihe air causes three obedient pledges to dive We a muddy bath a? 1hr.- aulhoriahve command of c: seemingly mercuess pledgemcster on rough night. KNEELING by a box of animal ports prepared by the club members, a blindfolded pledge handles each piece in obedience :0 her mistresses Wishes during rough initiation night. 220 APPROPRIATELY closing an evening of iniTiction activities, members of TNT take time to shore in u devotional 0nd feliowship before beginning o yea! of club work Together. x . -'. 1 , ' 1 . r' . .x ,, r. w? on w - -- ., .' ,, ..51:;1 rd? :kQ l JP . REVIVING 1he cusfom of foot bmhing, Onges Tanya Cantrell and Mrs, Jolly give their blindfolded pledge one during rough night CARRYING cm umbrella whHe the sun is shimng brighfly, Chris Clmk attempts f0 smile while enduring pledge week hardships 22? FROLICKING inathe water below the falls. Phi Delta members ertioy the beautiful setting at Blanchard on their club's spring outing. d HUDDlED together for pregame instructions. members of the Galaxy flag football team organize their strategy for the game. clubs to interested PROVIDING the opportunity to :ntroduc: the array of girls 50mm new students and allow new acquaintances to be made, the club fair is held each full. 222 INTRODUCTION Three new groups added to Harding social club family The need for service to more in- dividuals motivated the birth of three new social clubs on the Harding scene this year Social clubs fulfilled the needs of many students by developing their lives more fully. Students served as Ihe group leaders and assimilated individual ideas into worthwhile group projecls. Interclub sports competition support of Ihe Bisons. service to others by giving blood. donating toys. unique club prujecls. academic excellence. social functions. and spirilual develop- mcnI resulted from active social club work. Growth of the entire self by group cooperation displayed the signi- ficance uf Ihe thirly-eight various social clubs at Harding. GATAS begin the year with a banquet I. prepare for active club Work together. INTRAWE' CHECKING The intramural board for appointed club game fifnes becomes a habitual Iask for the men involved in compenhon. ENCIRCUNG the Christmas Nee to exchange gifts from person Ito person, members of MEA and dates enioy the seasonal spirit ear y 223 ALPHA EPSILON CHI Pledge week ends with pizza party for AEX members A pizza party culminated pledge week activities for AEX members and their pledges on rough initiation night. In spite of their small number, the members energetically participated in volleyball and basketball competition. Their spring banquet centered on the theme The Wild. Wild West. As a club project. AEX members decided to make a board for sentence sermons; At Homecoming time club members hosted a breakfast for the alumni of AEX and enjoyed the fellowship with those who attended. Members placed third in academic achievement among the men's clubs the previous spring. Club Queen PATTI HEARD 224 ALPHA EPSIlDN CHI. TOP ROW: Baggett. Hedrick tsponsorst, Brownt Evans tChapIaihL Johnson. Love .v SECOND ROW: Morris, Rhodes tSec.-Treasj, Stephenson tPresJ, Thornton, Yip, Young tVIcehPresJ. ' ENLIVENING the Christmas spirit, Wayne Johnson and Roy Stephenson accompanied ', Patti Beard, club queen, and Sharon Holderby, club mascot, coral in the commun j Harm l. ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Alpha Omega gives humorous portrayal of Harding history In its third year of existence, Alpha Omega Alpha increased in number slightly and continued to grow closer as a club. Sugarloaf Mountain pro- vided the selling for a slag outing on October 30 Required to wear bouton- nieres and to present themselves well groomed characterized Alpha Omega pledges. On November 9, the club members presented Those Were The Days . a play written by the club for a chapel program. A formal banquet on a riverboat at Newport, Arkansas, dominated their activities in the spring. ENTERTAINING Ihe chapel audience in Those Were The Days,' a humorous, original play written and performed by the Npha Omega members as a chapel program is Barrie Cox. ALPHA DRCEGA ALPHA. TOP ROW: Ganus, Heisten hponsnrsL Berryhi1l, Boswell. Cox Wresj, Epperson, Frazier. SECOND ROW: Hobelman, Jacoby, Lawrence, Lawson Gem, Mahafiey NicerPresJ, McCorkle. Patton. THIRD ROW: Phillips, Rhodes, Scaife. Schlender. Stewart UreasJ. Walker. Walton. Club Queen CINDY CATES 225 ALPHA PHI KAPPA APK organizes aid by blood donations for leukemia victim Alpha Phi Kappa members organized a group of students to go to Little Rock to give blood for Al Lynds, who was stricken with leukemia and in need of blood. They succeeded in giv- ing 29 pints of blood for the Worthy cause. Interest continued in club sports competition for APK members this year. especially in football and basket- ball. A banquet and other functions highlighted plans for the Spring. Club Queen TERRY CASSITY 226 l' -; 1 F i ; A . m. X Eh . bra; MP 5': j: STRIVING To block a pass of the opposing feum, several APK members reach to catch ball, while thei; club bro1her grabs for the Hog of the opponent CDI'I'YII'IQ the :-Jr ALPHA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW: Myers tsponson. Adkins Wice-Pres.J, Atteberry tPresJ, Bmmley. h ' SECOND ROW: Clarksun. Coley. Cruce, Curtis, Dixon. THIRD ROW: Dotson. Frauenthal, Backworth. H Hodge. FOURTH ROW: McCutcheon hSecV-TreasJ. Redd, Robinson. Sandlin. Turner. Wood. Stubbs. Tarbm, Truex, Ward, Weaver. Wells. ALFH'A TAU EFSlLUN 9 GE : 1 'WI EPSILON. TOP ROW: Moore, White hspunsursL Barnett, Bauer, Bradburn. Brewer. Brunner. 130W: carpanter. H. Crews. K. Crews, Cox. Demaree, Denham. Drake. THIRD ROW: Drew hPresJ. mean. Gibson, Gmbb hSecsTreasJ. Hazel. Hamburger. FOURTH ROW: Heinerman, Hinds, Isen- ' 1!an Jerkins. Johnson, King. FIFTH ROW: lair, MacMackin, Miller. Muskwa. Musick Wice-PresJ. h Planock. SIXTH ROW: Fetter. Petty, Ratliff, Reagan, Roberson. Shelton. Starnes. SEVENTH ROW: Club Queen DEBBIE DICKEY ALPHA TAU EPSILON ATE spirit banner encourages club and school enthusiasm For the purpose of encouraging club spirit, as well as school spirit, Alpha Tau Epsilon prepared and displayed a banner, bearing their club emblem and name, in the gym. Signs to hback the Bison' were placed under it. Sports competition dominated club interest in the fall, resulting in first place honors for A and B teams in volleyball. ATE members enjoyed a weiner roast at Wyldewood in the fall and their an- nual banquet in the spring. DISPLAYING their new club banner in 1he gym are ATE president and other members. COLLECTING money for St. Jude Children's Hospital are Smith and Beta Tou members. BETA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW: Pryor, Sewell GpunsorsL Allen. Cole, E. Davis, H. Davis Wice-PresJ. . H V ROW: Dempsey, Dockem Dunlap, Dykes. Fowler, Frost. THIRD ROW: Fugalt, Ganus, Gray. Great, . Havens. FOURTH ROW: Hersheyu Holt, Ice, Jinkerson, Jones. McDaniels, Millef Wresj. FIFTH ROW: '1 Patchell, Pnyet, Rahrle weal, Reagan. Shufheld. Shores tTreasJ. SIXTH ROW: Smith. mm, T Watkins, Womack. Woods. link. Club Queen SUSAN STEWART BETA PHI KAPPA Childrems Hospital benefits by funds Beta Phi collects In Iate October, members of Beta Phi Kappa took several children from the Southern Christian Home in Mor- rilton to Petit Jean Mountain. With the help of their sister club, Beta Tau Gamma, members of Beta Phi col- lected money for the St. Jude Child- ren's Hospital in Memphis as a club project. In small cluh sports, the club placed second in A team softball and first in A team football. They were the winners in track and field day the previous spring. A banquet in April highlighted the agenda for the spring semester functions, and a strawberry party at their sponsofs house ended their yeafs activities in May. 228 mm ALPHA. TOP ROW: Bawcom, Organ tsponsorsL B, Beasley, T. Beasley. Brooks, Bruning, D. A SECOND ROW: P. Cannon, Carr, Clary. Crown, .Curtis, C. Davis. D Davis. THIRD ROW: 1., Davis. Elton. Estes, Gregg. Hanks. Henderson. FOURTH ROW: Hunter. James. Juslus Gem, Killgore, Lamar, . Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Lillard. Luke. McDonald. Nicola. Nunnally Ureasj, Parham, Power. SIXTH ROW: Root. Sherman, Shuffet. Smith. Stewart. Tipps, Troite: Wice-Presj. SEVENTH ROW: D. Tullus, Ins. VlnRhcenan. B, Vick, T, Vick. DA Williams. J. Williams. Wren. CHI SIGMA ALPHA Annual serenading provides enjoyment for Harding co-eds Chi Sigma Alpha members continued to provide musical entertainment for the women dorm students after cur- few by serenading at Christmas time. Hosting an alumni breakfast at Wyldc' wood gave the club members an op- portunity to visit with old members returning to Harding for homecoming. In service to others. Chi Sig members visited lhc Childrerfs Colony in Little Rock. A Banquet highlighted the spring semester. Club Queen DANA COWART SERENADING near the womens' dorms is a favorite musical tradition of Chi Sigs. 229 Club Queen ALEXANDRIA ZINK FRATER SODALIS Frater publishes monthly club paper named eThe Hootef ttThe Hooter, the only club news- paper, was edited by Ken Kendallball and published monthly. The task of cleaning the Old Science Building was accomplished by Fraters as a club pro- ject. Ramada Inn in Conway on February 11 provided the time and place for a thrilling evening as banquet season centered around the theme, A Time for Us . A club outing on April 29 at Blanchard Springs and club activities with their sister club, Tofebt, filled the remainder of the year's agenda. 230 FRAIER SODAUS. TOP ROW: Ritchie, Wright tsponsorst. Adams. Collins Wice-PresJ. Flynn. SECOND ROW: Green, Hibbard. Hurlbert, KendaIl-Ball, McCuwn. Miller. THIRD ROW: Reese iSacJ. son. Shaner, D. Smith, M. Smith. Soleyn. FOURTH ROW: Swayne tTreasJ, Terry, Wallis Wren. -' Wilson, Worsham. RECEIVING the necessary signature of a Prater sponsor, Dr. Wright, during the day! pledging activities, is Dorian Flynn, wearing his helmet, while Carl Swartz witnu i Alihd hmtvhhkth :J . 10? Row: Carr, Gardner tsponsorsL Atexander, Anderson. TemA hPresJ. Andetson. Ten, Argo. SECOND ROW: Bennett. Betts. Bowie, Brannon. Brewer. Brown, Byrd. THIRD ROW: CampbeH. Calder. m, Coleman, Cox, Crocker, Duberry. FOURTH ROW: Duke. Dye, Edwards. Felker, Fields, Franz. Gump. FIFTH ROW: Gurganus. J. Harris, Hart, Hatcher. Hawley, Heath, Henderson Harrington. ROW: Hinton, Huey tSecJ. Hughes, Hutchinson, Hutson. Kee. McCormick tVicehPresJ, McKinney. H ROW: Moore, Morris. Moseley, Muncy, Myhan. Newman, Parker. Pitlard. EIGHTH ROW: Richey, r Rubia, Shannan, Sledd. Smelser. Snyder, Staggs. NINTH ROW: Suliins, P. Taylor, R. Taylor UreasJ, x7 Tucker. Walker, Williams. Willoughhy. Club Queen STEVIE GREEN GALAXY Galaxy men choose Ju G0 Ju sister club for yearhs activities Galaxy assisted the Downtown Bison Boosters by supplying ushers and con- cession stand workers at Alumni Field during football season. Galaxy joined with Ju Go In as brother and sister clubs early in the year and supported each other at club sports events. They surprised their sponsors. Dr. and Mrs. Carr, with a twenty-fifth anniversary party in November. An alumni break- fast was held during Homecoming weekend at the Heritage Cafeteria. Galaxy members entered all club sports events and won the large club A team softball championship. PRESENTING a gift to Dr. and Mrsh Curr is Temple Anderson on behalf of Galaxy. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Kappa Sigs relax at Heber Springs after rough outing A stag outing at Heber Springs pro- vided a time for fun and fellowship for old and new members of Kappa Sigma on the night of rough initiation. During the fall they invited their sister club, KKK. to a devotional and cook- out at Wyldewood. An ex-member Terry Williams presented the club with a hspirit board' to help arouse school spirit. A club Christmas party was held in the Emerald Room in December. other functions were plan- ned for the spring semester, and club sports were always enthusiastically en- tered by Kappa Sigs. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA. TOP ROW: Bartholomew. Elliott esponsorsL Akins. Anderson, Bagley 0:85,, '7 Beamone SECOND ROW; K. Beck, L, Beck, Brown, Brunet, Buchman. Collins. Cowley UrusJ. THIRD Deniers. Davenport. Davidson. Dodd. Egly, Fureigh, Galloway. FOURTH ROW: Gouden. Hargett. Hewitt. Howard, Kelly, D. Lynch. FIFI'H ROW: R. Lynch. Mathias $ecJ, Miller. Moore. Myers. tht. e SiXTH ROW: Reiboll OlicevPresJ. Richmond, Robertson, Sanders. Sanderson. Schramun. Shields, . ROW: Sims. Snider. Stanfey, Stevens, Watts, White. Yeager. Club Queen ANGIE YINGLING FACING their opponents eye-to-eye Kappa Sigs sfrive to make this the best play. 232 , 109 ROW: Howard Manson. Arnell. Bachman, Blackman. Bruner. Casile. SECOND ROW: Celsnr, Cunningham. Evans. Farrar GechreasJ, Fowler. THIRD ROW: Goudeau. Gral, Greenville, Hammond, ll. L Johnson. FOURTH ROW: P. Johnson, Lange, Moon, Murray WicePresJ, Nadeau. Norris. FIFTH D'Nlel. Phillips. Russell, Siddall, Smith. Wheeler Wren. Whilworth. Club Queen MAURINE L2WIS KNIGHTS Football and scroll relayed by bicycle to SCA by Knights The Knights started a new tradition during pledge week by having a formal initiation into Knighthood. At the close of the evening's activities on rough night. the old members dubbed the squires Knights. For the last school football game, club members carried the game football and a telegram, With the names of all Harding students by bicycle to Conway. Knights won sec- ond place in scholastic achieve- ments the previous spring semester. Club members relaxed for a day at Wyldcwood in November for their club outing. 233 Club Queen KATHY PARKS KOINONIA Globe presented for newly opened library addition For their major club project. Koin- onia purchased a beautiful globe and stand for the college library and pre- sented it to the school in chapel in the fall. Although they were a small club, members of Koinonia participated actively in club sports competition, placing second in B team volleyball and second in bowling. Several stag outings offered days of relaxation in the fall. Plans for a banquet and a minor function materialized in the spring semester. 234 L . . y. Kwi't .W epila'cg'h '9' 1? E ,I SEARCHING for the location of Arkansas on the colorfut globe recently purchased for the college library as a club proiect ore club President Dcm Cooper and other members. 431 KOINONIL TOP ROW: Verkler. Walker tsponsorst. Back, Barriger Wice-PresJ. Brewer. SECOND ROW: B D. Cooper tPresJ. J. Cooper. Christiansen, Crain. THIRD ROW: Eudaly. Freeman. tSec.-Traas.t. Cough. Mears, Mize. FOURTH ROW: Olney, Ransom, Rife, Schwenker. Schwegler. White. HUM II 53-bit:- gs i 'vr SIGMA. TOP ROW: Crouch, Jewell Isponsorsp. Albright, Bever, Brimberry, Brooks. SECOND ROW: Conley, Crirn tTreasJ, Crumhaugh. Davis tSecJ, Easterly. THIRD ROW: Eldred, Ernst, Ferguson Gordan. Grogan FOURTH ROW: Hale Head D. Hiil iPresJ, G Hill Huddleston, King Lewis. - ROW: Logsdun McCartney. McCleskey McGee. Martin, Maiheny Moore SiXTH ROW: Morgan, Picker, ' -- ll Uice-PresJ. Rice. Rhodes, Shnwalter, Summiti. .r $.17 :TANSION and installation at necessary additional bookshelf space in Puitie Cobb : - aria serves as a club proiect for Lumbdos Bill Gardner, Guy Conley, and Dale Hill. L Club Queen JENNY PEDDLE LAMBDA SIGMA Lambda Sigs add to bookshelf space in cafeteria area Achieving 895E participation for the Red Cross Blood Drive, Lambda Sigma received the plaque as the win- ner in the menis clubs division. Club members decided to put music for the Alma Mater in the new hymnais in chapel and furnished a book shelf for Pattie Cobb. where students could put their books during meals. A breakfast was hosted in the Emerald Room for alumni visiting over homecoming week- end. Latona Bluff served as the desti- nation for the hayride held in Novem- ber for Lambdas and their dates. In sports events. B team captured the football championship title. MOHICAN Mohicans sponsor UNICEF drive to assist the needy Mohicans sponsored a UNICEF drive on campus in the fall by collect- ing candy wrappers to be exchanged for supplies for the needy. A hayride with good food and fellowship with Zeta Phi Zeta at Dr. Verklerhs home gave club members an opportunity to better know their club sisters. Involve- ment in large club sports aroused common interest and spirit among the club brothers, even though their efforts resulted in no particular awards in the fall. The spring semester activities in- cludcd a banquet and a minor function. Club Queen VALERIE HACKNEY MOHICAN members tally the results of the UNICEF drive sponsored on campus. 236 AI; MONICAN. TOP ROW: Plummet, Woodruff Isponsorsx Bloomer. BoEtinghouse, Bnulter, Brudlord. E. :- - II R. Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Burcham, Burton. Burrow Buzzbee Wice-PresJ. Chaifin, Chamblee. Chandler THIRD ROW: Clem B. Davis D. Davis Dixon. Douglas Echols Fredin. French. FOURTH Grady Green, HagIer, Hazel. Heid House, D. HowaId J. Howard UreasJ.F1Fl'H ROW: Jonas, King, . wood, Maddox Mays Mclnteer. McCIuggage Meeker. SIXTH ROW: Meeks Mitchell, Morgan. Mul Parker, Price Ray Seatun IPresJ SEVENTH ROW: Shue. Stroud Vaughn Seem Wall, Wanamw Whatley. ZepsI h CIPATION of a hit encourages Rod Summers to watch inmntly and be prepared for ' pitch which may assist in u softball victory for which Sigma Tau won a champ title, TIU SIGMA. TOP ROW: Dixon, Sears Gpunsorsx Alfisan, Barron, Bellis, Blake. SECONJ ROW: Bone, , Cheshfer, Embry Gem, Fall, Finke. THIRD ROW: Fowler. Gardner, Geary tPresJ. Greenway, M. Gregory, Q Gregory, Hanmer Hreasj. FOURTH ROW: Hudson. Kress. McClaffedy, McGuire. McKinney. Mead, Moole. J , ROW: Rockhold, Rodenbeck, Rutter, Summers, Vickers, Whittemore, Wolf Wice-PresJ. SIGMA TAU SIGMA Sigma Taus capture championship title in club softball On November 19. members of Sigma Tau Sigma and their dates braved the cold weather for a hayride to Wylde- wood. Continuing enthusiastically in club sports competition, Sig Tau won the small club softball championship. The previous spring they were volley- ball and basketball champs. A home- coming alumni breakfast provided a time for renewing acquaintances with former club members. Sigma Tau donated the AII-Sporls Trophy again as their club project. Club Queen TERESA DISHAROON 237 SPARTANS Spartans develop active leadership in initial year In an attempt to develop leadership and fairness. and realizing the need for an active participation in club activi- ties, lwenty-threc freshman men organ- ized a new social club on campus called Spartans; They enthusiastically entered competition in football and basketball. Due to the fact that all members were new. they held a picnic for all the members during pledge Week. Their club project was continued throughout the year by helping with painting and yardwork at the West Pleasure Church of Christ,With com- mon interests in motorcycles. members enjoyed movies and discussions with their cycle enthusiastic sponsor, Mr. Dugger. and worked as his pit crew during his races in the spring. PRACTICING energe1icclly for their first year of club boskeTbalI competition, - members of Spartans uttemp'r ro recover the ball while others watch the f SPARTANS. TOP ROW: Bugger ispansorL Adams. Albright, Burch, Cannon. SECOND ROW: Casey G'- ChishoIm, Hail, Hill, Howell. Kennington. THIRD ROW: Kodrich. Lipe. McCord hSecJ, Millar. Murrell, P FOURTH ROW: Reynolds, Roper Wresj, Simmons, Strawn, Sims, Vaughnh -'l 1'15. TOP ROW: Smith, Statum Gpansurn, Adams. Allison, Baines, D. Berryhifl, J. Berryhill. SECOND :'.I : Bixler. Blue. Bonds, Churchman, J. Cook, T, Cook Ureasj, Comouo. THIRD ROW: Elliott, Fant Nice- ..L Fitzgerald. Gant, Greene,Hacker, House, FOURTH ROW: Hueter. Hydrick. Kernudle, Lane, Leasure. McKee. FIFTH ROW: Madden, Medlock. Michener, Moore, Panish, Petway, Reid. SIXTH ROW: . -rdsm tSecJ. 1. Shock, R. Shock, Simom Slayton. Spencer Wresj, Tanksley. SEVENTH ROW: Tanner. .- mu, Ware, Walls. Whileman, Williams, Wilson. Club Queen JANET RICHARDSON SUB T- 16 Alumni reception at homecoming hosts members from 1945 A homecoming reception for alumni hosted Sub-T members from as far back as 1945, Setting up a roadblock in Searcy for the Retarded Childrenk Fund in November resulled in a col- lection of $550. In early December, Sub-T members gathered at WyIde- wood for a weiner roast and an even- ing of fun. Sports competition cor:- linued to bring honors to Sub-T l6. especially in football and bowling. A stag outing to Takodah, a spring ban- quet. and an outing to Blanchard Springs filled the schedule for the spring semester. PREPARING refreshmenfs for a club party are members Font, Tanner, and Spencer. 239 l TNT Club Queen CONNIE PARKINSON TNT directs fall and spring book exchange for SA Pledge week for TNT was charac- terized by the traditional TNT hats for pledges and the kangaroo court held on rough night. Club members acted as directors of the book exchange for both 1he spring and fall semesters. TNT won the. spirit trophy for the 70- 7i school year. For Ihe previous spring semester, TNT members were the club bowling champs. On December 3, members and their dates played games, told stories, and grilled hamburgers at a barn party at Verkler's. TNT. TOP ROW: Holloway. Pryor uponsnrsL Augsburger, Azbell, Baggett. Baker. Barrington. Bledsoe. SEN ' ROW: Claybome Cofeman, Crowder, Dowdy, Dubois, Duncan. Fincher WresJ, FowlerA THIRD ROW: H. - P.Gaies, Grady, Greene. Gritfith, Guild. A, Harris, L. Harris. FOURTH ROW: Himelick, Hugins, Howard. B. Hudson, K. Hudson. Hulsey Wice-Presj, Jackson FIFTH ROW: Johnston, Jams. Kingdom Kirk, D. Lough. McClead. SIXTH ROW: McFarland, Manin, M. Mason, R, Mason. Meadows. Moore, Morris, N SEVENTH ROW: Parker. Parkinson, Scales. Scan. Shhpman. Sigmund hSecJ, Sperry. L. Slewart EIGHTH V F S. Stewart, Thnrhurn, Trotter, Verdell, Wages tTreasJ, Willis, Wilson, Woodward. LISTENING attentively to stories being shared, TNT members and their dates enioy .f fellowship of their club barn party in 1he coid but perfect setting of Verkier's ba .g. --. m h. 2N6 delicious baked goods as 0 club proied to raise money for the Sunshine School ' Retarded Children are TAG members or Their wives In tom of Mugnc Mch in Searcy. Hf? if ALPHA GAMER. TOP ROW: Bufterfield hpcnsorl Anderson, Bradley, Brown, Hall, SECOND ROW: rm, James, McElwain, Neal. WresJ, ReynoidsV THiRD ROW: C. Russell tTreaM, E. Russell Wice-FreJ, ' Slimluff, Williams. ACADEMIC award presented by Ellen Kramer to Ed Russell glorifies TAG. THETA ALPHA GAMMA TAG contributes bake sale proceeds to Sunshine School Providing a potluck dinner in the courtyard of the Married Students? Apartments for all married students allowed a time for fellowship and fun for old and prospective new members of Theta Alpha Gamma. A Home- coming breakfast honored alumni members a! the Westsidc fellowship room. Stockholm Restaurant in Heber Springs hosted the club Christmas ban- quet on December 3, where members enjoyed the delicious food and after dinner speech of Mr. White. Involve- ment in various .gel-togethcrsi includ- ing a country weiner roast in the fall still left time for the studies for which TAG received first place in academic achievement the previous spring. 241 BETA TAU GAMMA Petit Jean outing in fall includes Morrilton orphans A joint project with their brother club, Bela Phi Kappa. produced the successful collection of over $500 for Saint Jude's Research Hospital for Children when conducted by Beta Tau members on November 4. Other worth- while service projects included donat- ing money for the Christian Women's Workshop and participating in the Red Cross Blood Drive and the Toy and Dolly Drive. On November 20, mem- bers enjoyed taking orphans from Morrillon on their outing to Petit Jean State Park. An alumni breakfast on Homecoming weekend allowed a time for fellowship and good food at Bilrs Restaurant. Banquet plans were final- ized for the last weekend of January at Snug Harbor. Club Beaux, MARK MILLER, RON STOUGH 242 PLEDGING activities include cdrrying Mr. Thermostrockamorlimer, us well as obtaining the signature of Terry Brumley in the student center for Beta Tau pledge Karen Oiree. BETA TAU GAMMA. TOP ROW: Beard, Brannock, Bunting, Clark. Clay WresJ. SECOND ROW: Eddlamm. Fonville, Hall, Harris, Je. Holt, Ju. Holt. THIRD ROW: Hupp. McDaniel. Mobley, Morris, Norwond. 01m. FOURTH ROW: Osbirn. Pendergrass. Rogers. Rulfer, Russell, Snort. FIFTH ROW: Smilhey mm, Stems. Underwood Wice-Presj, Williams, Wilson, Wolf. 11' HII DIEM. TOP ROW: Egly hponsnn, Canerton. Coker tPresJ. Corn, Deid'rker. Denewiler, Dull. D ROW: B. Franklin. L. Franklin Wice-Presa. Green, Greene, Grimes, Gross, Hall. THIRD ROW: Hiatt. jbllis. Johnston. Jorgensen Sew, Justiss, Ketchum. FOURTH ROW: Lane, Miller, Neal, Penick, Rem Shields. Thomas. FIFIH ROW: Thornton. Tucker, West. Wheeler, Wimberley tTreasJ, Work. Wright. Club Beaux, CHARLIE ANDERSON, GEORGE EGLY UCING Inferested women students to Delta Chi Omega, club members and club - -1 , Charlie Anderson, talk about Delta Chi by their wishing welt booth at Ihe club fair. DELTA CHI OMEGA Initiation plans formulate overnight at Camp Tahkodah A stag overnight campout at Camp Takllodah in the fall gave Delta Chi members a time 10 plan club initiation and to renew friendships. On October 30, an outing for the whole club again centered at Camp Tahkodah. They chose to be big sisters to foster child- rcn in the Scarcy area as their service project and actively participated in club sports throughout the year. Plans for the spring semester included a chapel program and a banquet. 243 Club Beau, BARRIE COX DELTA THETA EPSILON New social club forms with seven charter members An increase in the number of wo- men sludcms Ihis full and the limited club sizes prompted the formation of two new womelfs social clubs, One such ciuh. Delta Theta Epsilon, began with scvcn charter members, who worked hard and quick enough to organize lhcmsclvcs lo parlicipalc in the club fair and iniliation activities. Participation in volleyball and con- tributions to the Christian Women's Workshup introduced members mm the whirl of social club service pro- jects. A slag outing to Blanchard Springs zmd a spring banquet filled their scheduled for the year. 244 DELTA THETA EPSlLON. TOP ROW: Bartholomew $ponsan Reason, Blank. M. Browning tSecJ. P. Burfeson. SECOND ROW: Cantrell, Cash, Crawford. Cross. Eaves Wice-Presj, Ezell. THIRD ROW: Gay. : dens, Huldelby tPresJ. James. LaCourse. McNewr FOURTH ROW: Mallery. Manin tTreasJ. Nixon. FatmleIlg: Welch. ROUGH lniTICIHOn exercises sour $0 OH heigh25 for blindfolded Delta Them Epsil-' wedges climbing on playground equipment in rhewr Did, we? clothes and shower cu- 1. TING a tree at Gmuhs Christmas parry, fotmer club beoux Phil kains and Greg enjoy the fellowship and surroundings at Wyldewood in The Christmas 5pirl?. TOP ROW: Diles, Woodruff Sponsors, anner, Burris, Cantrell, Cassaway, Carml, Cassity. SECOND : D. Dickuy. K. Dickey. Dixon. Duwless. Ferguson, Goodin, Hill, C. Holland, THIRD ROW: K. Holland. 1. Ln. Love. Maguffee. Malone. B. Martin. L. Martin. FOURTH ROW: N. Mama. Miller. Mouneyham, -' n, Musick. Nichols, Nicholson. Oldroyd. FIFTH ROW: Pace. Paddle. Pohlner, Reese, Richardson WresJ, WSMcltlaford. J. Shackleford. Shock GecJ. SIXTH ROW: Sims. Sprinkle. Stewart, Wakefield. Wallace Nice- 11 , J. Williston, Williams UreasJ. Witt. GATA Gatas select new Wyldewood Pavilion for Xmas festivity On Wednesday night during pledge week. Gata teamed up with their brother club. Alpha Tau. for a de- votional with old members and pledges at Bee Rock. Mothers and sisters of current members were invited along with alumni for a breakfast held at Bill's Restaurant during Homecoming weekend. The new Wyldewood Lodge provided the site for a Christmas party on December 3. A Sunday morning sunrise service. followed by a pancake cookout highlighted activities for Oct- ober. Working in a booth for White County Sheltered Workshop at the fair, sponsoring an information booth for the SA in the fall. and participating in the Toy and Dolly Drive provided a variety of service projects for the club. Club Beaux. MIKE MUSICK, LINDSAY WARREN 245 JU GO JU Snug Harbor chosen for winter banquet sight by Ju G0 Jus Beginning the year with good club spirit, 111 Go Ju received the Spirit Trophy early in the year. Charlie Brown's Christmas Show provided the entertainment for a delightful Decem- ber banquet at Snug Harbor Dinner 43 Theater in Heber Springs. With their W newly elected brolhcr club. Galaxy. 6 f h ?h C . 1 ffth ' of J Go Ju me . IN re res mnts m e on s werny- I anniversary p ry, u ?gig?Eliigilils-esgzgtsirtst; Iggei::tehi;: :3; Johnson, Kathy Nelson, and Chmlene Dietrich help Galaxy with their surpr' Carfs lwenty-fifth wedding anniver- sary. May Day festivities remained the Ill GOCJOU. TOPV-ROVg: Carr,C Shag: rgispunnspgsphhltnnn. A. rialskeEr, 0. 8373023; Clgwers. :ECOJND m- - . . - - - - ., x. Is, I l, ,rw1. : re.. highlight 0f F1161? sprmg PrWeCts With $222.35 Hggfgnf hc:ye:sliawlgy, HEflin. Heer15:rsan. U?SYJETH ROW? Johnson. McClainrfeaclgun;d. N tlmc 51' available for a spring outing. Peacock. Perms. Petty wec -TreasJ Frock. FIFIH ROW: Pyle, Richmond. Robertson, Scobey. Shapnley. - - Sims, Sowell. SIXTH ROW: Stanton, Teny, Wall, Waddle, West. Whittington. Williams. Yinzling. Club Beaux, WAYNE HAWLEY. RICHARD McGOUGH 246 'MTA. TOP ROW: Benyhill, Meyers Lwonsorsx Almand. Banta. Bever, Blackwoud. Blair. SECOND W. Bobbitt cTreasJ. C, Cafes, 0. Gates. C. Ciark. M. Clark, Collins tSecJ. THIRD ROW: Denham. . Harshhuger, Hoimes, Kelley. Kurrelmeyer. Lawrence. FOURTH Row; Maxey. Murphy. Myers. Park- Mu-PrusJ, Parks, Pedigo, Rogers. FIFTH ROW: Sewell Wren, Shipman, Smith, Spillman, Strother. - , mm . ' 'r cl new iumper fhey made for Wendyl one member of their club's ' odopted' fomt 1,, Kappa Delta members Deb and Cindy Cotes demonstrate their concern for the needy. K A PPA DELTA KUs 'adopf local family as service project for year Inspired to offer needed assistance, Kappa Dclla decided to Widow a needy family in Scarcy. Helping a mother and three children. members surprised them at Christmas lime with carding and gifts. and visited them throughout the year. After winning both the spaskclball and basketball championships for small club sports the previous year. Kappa Delta moved to large club status. Besides hosting an alumni breakfast at Homecoming. members placed a display in a down- town store about the game. Functions including an outing and a banquet ful- filled plans for the spring semester. Club Beaux, MIKE MASON, RON WAGES 247 Club Beoux, STEVE STEVENS, RANDY ZEPS KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA Tri Kappa collects and sends clothing to needy countries Tri Kappa members collected and sent boxes of clothes to needy people in Africa and India. They visited Oak- dale Nursing Home once a month and provided them an extra bit of sun- shine at Christmas with songs and cards. On November 20, club mem- bers traveled to Petit Jean Park for the day, going early enough to cook biscuits over the fire and spend the day hiking and playing football. Dressed in their long skirts and old fashioned attire. Tri Kappas and their dates played games, pulled taffy, and ate gingerbread at an old-fashioned taffy pull on December 7. An outdoor devotional with their brother club. Kappa Sigs. and a skating party with them filled their agenda. 248 KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA. TOP ROW: Ganus tsponson. Bench. Bumar tSecJ. Bradford, Brewer. Bureau. OHM. SECOND ROW: Curtis, Dell. Disharoon. Dodson, Duhon. Dunnagan, Endel. THIRD ROW: E. Grimm, I. Grilfith, Groover, Hays, Hazel. Hodge, Hunt, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Kelly. Landrum, Lewis UralsJ. m, Gready, McCray, Mclnteer tPresJ, McKinney, Massey. FIFTH ROW: Maxwetl, Murray. Newbeny. Newman Nonnenrnacher Wice-Presj. Shuffett, Snowden. Street. SIXTH ROW: Talley, Terrell. annsand. While. WWI. Wylie. Yingling, Zeps. NEEDED assistance for some poor families in India and Africa is assembled in the1 form of clothes and books by Tri Kappa members Morilynn Mclnteer and Marie MGM. Iu-rn '71-, 1RING The old Kappa Phi members with a breakfast, new member Beth Evans assist: 't'tleMng while Laurie Bighorn, Kay Smith and Carol Jo Gilletr enioy the fellowship - , PHI. T0? ROW: Barnes tsponson, Acker, Adams, Anderson. Awtrey, Bigham. SECOND ROW: Chambers. t M D. Cheek. Cheney, Church. Cole. THIRD Row: Cunp. Cope. Grain, Dadisman, Dixon. Dockery ' L FOURTH ROW: English, Evans, Gillett, Giluoly. Hurst, Knopf. FIFTH ROW: Lacey. Lester. McCarroll. ,- Mm-Prest, Parrish. Pierce, Rown. SIXTH ROW: Smith tPresJ, Walker. West. Wiitard, Wilson ' . Wright. Yooltum. KAPPA PHI Kappa Phis brave cold, fall weather for scavenger hunt Kappa Phi members and their dates braved the cold weather in the fall for a scavenger hunt, weiner roast, and devotional at the College Park. Ex- cellence prevailed again in large club sports competition for them by placing first in both A and B team volleyball and in spaskcthall. Members sent all the written invitations to the states for the annual Christian Women's Work- shop. Plans for a banquet on April 8 highlighted their spring schedule. Ciub Beau. CHUCK GUILD 249 KIREI NA AI Enthusiastic idea that 'Kirei caresh identifies new club Kirei Na Ai. one of the two new women's social clubs. quickly estab- lished ilseif with UN: enlhusizlstie as- surance 0f Kirei Cares. Members of the club tried to keep the spirit of the meaning of their name. Beauty of Lovef in all their activities. This feel- ing was developed among the members by frequent activities as an all night pizza party early in the semester at the home of their sponsor, Mrs. Joe Cleve- land. Reaching out to others, the girls presented Bison backers with eHave a Happy Day coupons during football season, and prepared a collection of short devotional songs for use in chapel services. Club Beaux, MIKE PRUITT, MIKE JUSTUS 250 CANDLE lighiing during their formal induction service is conducted by pledges of Kirei No Ai, Marilyn Shepherd and Donna Nor'rhcun, while President Pat Johnson observes. KIREI PM Al. TOP ROW: Cleveland rsponsun, Anderson, Banks tTreasJ, Heaven, Beck rSecJ, Clark, Dam SECOND ROW: Davis. Dimin, Easley, Evans, Filzgerahi, Hatman, Haun. THIRD ROW: Johnson rPresJ. Jones, Kessinger. Mason. Maxey, Morrow, Nettles. Northcutt. FOURTH ROW: Rahrle, Reed. Reynolds, Scammarhorll. Sheppard. Smith. Siafford Wice-Presj. Stanfill. FIFTH ROW: Staniey, Stokes. Tippms, Troup. Wallace. Warren. White. Williams. .r': Ill. TOP ROW: Johnson, Risinger tspansnrst, Antley Wice-Preso, Austin, Bailey, Barton. SECOND ' , 5mm. Chambliss, Choate. Cleveland, Craft, Dempsey. Duke. THIRD ROW: Garner, Gibson. Guss. Harris. Hitcher tTreasJ, Hurt. FOURTH ROW: Inman, Martin, Matthews, Mayfield, McCourt tPresJ, Its. Ba. Messer. FIFI'H ROW: Bo. Messer. Millican, Montgomery. Muense. Perry, Petty, Proctor. . ROW: Rowlett, B. Stephens, J. Stephens, Tice, Tyer tSecJ. White, Wootten; h IATIONS are prepared by Koiies Pamela Tyer, Kay Antley, and Denise Wooton for w tng the cottages of the Southern Christian Home in Morrilton at Christmas time. 113 JLIILJUUUIHJ LP 9 t 4 th on. e .1 . Club Becux, JAY SHOCK, JOHNNY EDWARDS KO JO KAI Alumni breakfast of K0 J0 Kai hosts one charter member A well attended breakfast for Kojie alumni on the morning of Homecoming at the College Church Fellowship Room caused the Kojies to be especial- Iy pleased when they had one charter member present. A fall hayride fol- lowed by a supper at the Westsidc Fellowship Room provided an exciting evening for all. Kojies traveled to the Southern Christian Home in Morrilton one Saturday before Christmas to spend the day with the children pre- paring items and decorating the cot- tages. Ko 10 Kai members participated in all club sports competition and planned a Valentine banquet and an outing for the spring. 251 Ctub Beau, TOM COOK MU ETA ADELPHIAN Red Cross awards MEA for complete club participation Bcautifying their blindfolded pledges during rough initiation night with cake flour and eggs proved to be a messy experience for MBA pledges and plcdgcmistresscs alike. The club's top participation in the Red Cross Blood Drive resulted in a first place plaque for winning the club competition the previous spring and this fall. They won the competition in the fall with an outstanding 100 percent plus partici- pation. Writing to the children in the Southern Christian Home in Morrilton served as another project involving each of the members. The Christmas spirit touched each of the girls early in De- cember with the help of their 01d Fash- ioned Christmas Party, and plans were made for a Valentine banquet and an outing in April. 252 MEL TDP ROW: Knight tsponson, Anderson. Bttting tPresJ. Bradley tSecJ. Cox, Dale. SECOND t Dockery, Knupp. Lewis, Lucas. McMillien Wice-PresJ. Myhan. THIRD ROW: Power, Smith, Starilng. T .- . Williams. Wood UreasJ. ADMIRING the plaque their social club merited for giving 100 percent plus in the M Cross blood drive in the full are proud MEA members Paulo Bitting and Donna 00km ! NG Cm unsuspechng pledge some harmless ye! dnsiostefw food on rough might in- 5 Nikki Johnson and her Oege pledge in routine procedure for club ini1ia1ion5. TOP ROW: Green, Jolly hpcnsorsL Albaugh, Barton. Bennett, Burch. Bucy. SECOND ROW: Burt. Can- cantreIl tVice-Presj, Cole, Cross, Daniels. Deacon THIRD ROW: Everett, Fambro, Faufkner, Foshee, 7 Sarah, Guthrie, Hackworth. FOURTH ROW: M. Johnson, H. Johnson WresJ, Lowery. Luttrell. Ma- Nahan. Meeker, Melson. FIFTH ROW: Nadeau, Patton. Paddle 62m. Polk. Powers, Princa. Ray; W: Rinks. Searcy. Shipman GreasJ, Shelton, Thompson, Throgmorton, Weeks, Woods. OEGE Championship title in club spasketball received by Oege The home of Mrs. Stanley Green served as the location for Oege's Alumni brcaklzlst during Homecoming. when a warm club fcilnwship was en- joyed. A Skating Party held in early December provided time for club mem- hers to have fun and get some excr- cisc. In small club sports competition. Oegc captured the spnskcthull cham- pionship and participated in all other sports. A Valentine's theme provided the atmosphere for :1 February banquet at Snug Harbor in Hchcr Springs. Club Beoux. JOE HACKWORTH, GERALD BURROW 2.53 OMEG A PHI Gay Nineties party revives former era for Omega Phis Reviving un urn of the past. Omega Phi organized a Gay Ninclics party in Nowmhcr l'or mcmhcrs and Iheir dales. Their hunqucl nus held on April 8 ill Snug Hurhur in Heber Springs and outing plum. wcrc reserved for the spring. Aclivc participation in all club spurls cumpcljliun kept members busy on exfcnings lllruughout the fall and spring with games and practice. Clean- ing up Ihc ncw urea 01' Wyldcwood and paiming lhc new pavilion after lheir hunking purly im'olvcd Omega Phi members m an :Iclivc project. ' dies Mae Neely TSTRETCHED arms reaching to volley the ball during CILIIb procnce rec: .. oofUOmega Phi and other members, Ellen Deshozo and Jen Watson for club compemton. ' ' ECOND ROW: Gal- OMEGA PHI. TOP ROW: White bpunsorL Davxs. DeShaza, Dobbs. Dunning, Fuller. 5 . braith, Hinerman. Kitching. Ladd. Lowrey, McClellan. THIRD ROW: M1ckey. Neely. Poank. Pierce, Rhodes. Cl b B x DAVID WILLIAMS Robinson SecsTreasj. FOURTH ROW: Schiro, Schrieher, Simpsgn. Siewa-rt. P. Vance WresJ. S. Vance U eguAVID DUBOIS ' Ollce-Presj FIFTH ROW: Watson, Walker, Wheat, D. Williams. V. WIIIIBTI'IS, WIISOFL 254 , lam. TOP ROW: Pryor Manson, Baggett. Broom, Burns, Cochran 69m, L. Galvan, N. Calvert ROW: Groom, Doak, Farrar, Fortenbury. Gardner. Gifford. Horton. THIRD ROW: Howard, Hunter, Kandrlck. Lagrune. Long, Miller FOURTH ROW: Milton, Mnxiey, Muchrnore, Neal. Olsen, Perry, 7 fl'rlasJ. Rix. FIFTH ROW: Roll. Scudder. Singleton, Suuihard. B. Trapp. C. Trapp. D. Trapp ,Turner. SIXTH ROW: Vines. Whetry. White. Widel. Willke. Williamson, Wolverton, Woods IlVice-PresJ Ciub Beuux, TERRY McCORMICK. MIKE GRAY PHI DELTA Phi Delta receives first place award for chapel program Phi Delta members presented an ex- cellent patriotic program and won the award for best chapel program of the previous school year By parlicipaling in all club sporls competition and keeping the proper utlitmlc. members wcrc also rewarded by receiving the Spurlmanship Award for the previous ycar. Wyldewood on October 29 set the scene for Phi Delta members and their dates as they masgucrudcd for :1 Hal- loween parly. A Mexican style ban- quet at Casa Bonita was held on December 7, and spring provided an excellent lime for their club outing. TUG of war across the creek pfovidesfun and exercise for the club sprung ouhng. 255 REGINA Club funds furnish room in American Heritage building Club spirit soared during Homecomu ing wcckcnd when Regina won the spirit lmphy fur the game and the club members assisted at the concession stand during the game. chinus cniuycd reminiscing with formcr members at an alumni breakfast prepared in the home of their sponsor. Mrs. Joe Pryor, A room in the Ameri- can Hcrilugc rcccivcd furnishings as a result of their club project for the year. Exchanging gifts and playing games revived the Christmas spirit during a Chrislmus party at Nancy Graddyhs hnmc in Little Rock. Banquet pians for l?chruury and an outing in the spring to Pctit Jean filled the calendar for thc yca' Club Beoux, DEAN BAWCOM, JIM TROTTER SUPPORTING the Bison 01 a pep rally ore cheering Reginas Walters and CampbeHA 256 REGINA. TOP ROW: Pryot tsponsm, Adams, Allen, Arnold, Arrington, Bagnettn, Bates, Bawcom 686$ SECOND ROW: Beasley. Bell, Benson che-PresJ. Branch UreasJ. Bultard, Byers. Campbell, Cnupar. Cowart. THIRD ROW: Dillard, Graddy tFresJ. Green. Groover. Gunter, Hargett. Henning, Holder, How. FOURTH ROW: Hupp, Lawyer. Leatherwood, Lynn, Mclllwain. Newcnmb. Parks, Paddle, Phillips. FIFTH ROW: Pilgreen. Pryor, Richardson, Sain, Shearin, Walters, War1, Watts, Whittle, 5; WARIETIES of outfits always appear during pledge week as can be seen by this Theta Pli pledge wearing knee socks, a Back The Bison sign, and The trudifionai bunny ears. HEM PSI. TOP ROW: Bennett UreasJ, Boalright. Bristow, Claborn mam. Clark, Cooper. SECOND ROW: Dyer. Faught. Fellows, Johnson WicevPresJ, Manuel, Mathews. THIRD ROW: Montgomery. Pullen. Quacken- hush, Randall, Reaves. Smith. FOURTH RDW: Stewart, J. Vance WresJ, K. Vance, Ja. White, Jo. White, Willis, Wisham, THETA PSI Theta Psi receives first place trophy for grade averages Academic excellence achieved a firm place award for Thcla Psi members for the previous spring semester. On the sports scene. Theta Psi participated actively in every competition and fared well the previous year will: a championship tillc in volleyball This fall. 111cmbers and their dates relaxed on a hayride l0 Wyldcwood, where they played games. built a bonfire. and conducted a devotional on Bcc Rock. January 27 marked the date of a get acquainted party for Theta Psi and their brother Club. Sigma Tau Sigma. Snug l-lnrbor on March 3 fulfilled banquet dreams of the year for mem- bers and their dates. Club Beaux, LESTER nusav, cm; money 257 TOFEBT Tofebt instruments aid work in Searcy Day Care Center Singing once a month at the Oak- dale Nursing Home with the Down- town congregation and making rhythm instruments for the Day Care Center at the West Pleasure Street Church of Christ involved Tofebt in worthwhile cluh service projects for the year. A variely of faces and disguises appear- ed at Joe Webb's Stables on the night of Torchm Halloween Party. One of their sponsors. Mrs. White. hosted the club and their former members for an alumni breakfast at Homecoming time. Cluh dcmtionals with their brother CIUbh Prater SOdaliSh added a Speck!1 MASOUERADING m c Hailoween party allows for the cremiviw of Tofeb' members Dianne touch lothe ycark activities. and Pam Boudru and Their duTes to avail itself in a skeleton face and a top hat. TOFEBT. TOP ROW: Jewell Ksponsnn. Bonds, D. Doudra, P. Buudra, Breedlove. Carrell. SECOTD 23W: Collins. Franklin. Geddes. Hand, Higgs. Imhoff Olice-PresJ. THIRD ROW: Kennedy, Landthnp, an on. GM: $6233, $.?RSCARR' Mahan. McKinney WresJ. Morris. FOURTH ROW: Nance. Pepper, Reeves, Richardson, Sampies $ec.-TreasJ, Sanders. Sanderson. FIFTH ROW: Schrieber, Shaw, Starling, Stevenson, Watkins, Woodruff, Woods. 258 Chub Beoux, RON NICOLA, .. . JOHN REESE . TOP ROW: Daniel tspunson. Brooks, Carr, Clark Wresj. Collins, Dempsey hSecJ. SECOND ROW: Fritts. Mar. Hoy. Huey, Jonesh THIRD ROW: Justus. Kennnn, Lavenderh Mann. Masters, Moore. FOURTH Myers. Padan. Falker tVice-Presj. Perkins. Prescott, Ramptun UreasJ. Rawdon. FIFTH ROW: Smith. :v 4n. Thomas. Tuye. Watlers, Wells, White. WHC DING with WHC team members near the goal line, Lynne Hoy, Lynn Parker, and Carol liruggle to kick 1he boH while procficing sposketball For Interclub competition. Rhodesian orphan receives academic support from WHC A skating party held early in Feb- ruary triggered WHC activities for the spring semester. As a club project, members supported an orphan boy in Rhodesia by helping with his schooling. An apple pic prm'cd to be an unusual invitation for their old fashioned party held November 19, Olhor plans for the spring included an April banquet at Snug Harbor and an outing at WyIde- wood. Actively participating in club sports. the Toy and Dolly Drive. and the Red Cross Blood Drive completed the year's activities. 259 Club Beuux, JIM ATTEBERRY, DAVID SEATON ZETA PHI ZETA Casa Bonita sets Zeta ths formal initiation scene The Mexican atmosphere of Casa Bonita. in Little Rock provided the setting for Zeta Phi thahs formaI in- itiation. James Taylor and Jo David Roper entertained the club members and their newly chosen brother club, Mohicans. after a hayride to Verkler's farm. The club held their annual breakfast in the Blue Room of the American Heritage at Homecoming time. Zeta Phi Zeta actively partici- pated in all club sports and a Christmas party served as their fourth function. 260 ZETA PHI ZETA. TO? ROW: Kellar tsponsnn, Ashley, BieIhy. Blue. Casey. Champion. SEBOND. ROW: ghlsmn. Conley, Crammer, Daugherly. K. Dudley, S. Dudley, Hackney hPresJ. THIRD ROW: Henson. Hickey. Hmzmnll. Lyles, Lynn. Merriman. Rohens. FOURTH ROW: Roper. Sample. Shepard. Spivey, Walpole. Wood Umu, link Nice-PresJ. HUDDLING together before their basketball game begins, members of Zeta Phi Zara's team listen to Ias: minute instructions about their strategy from Connie Merriman. g, I... NG quickly to the command of the tender in the game, Zeta Rho members Melinda t . Katrina Hyde, and date make the shape and motions of a duck cut their club party. mo. TOP ROW: Abney. Akin, Aldrich. Archer, Aven, Black, Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Case, Cook, , Davis. Dildina. Fletcher. Grangert THIRD ROW: Hargett tTreasJ, Healy tPresJ. Hill, Holland, Huffard, ,1 'Johns. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence, Leckliter, McCiuggage tVice-PresJ, Mitner, Mormw, Preslar, Rasar. 7 .- FIFI'H ROW: Saxtun, Sears. Sheppard, Stiles tSecJ, B. Williams, Woods, Wright. ZETA RHO Zeta Rho entertains Bible Hour children at Halloween party A bunking party at Joe Webbhs Stables soon after pledge week gave old and new Zeta Rho members an opportunity to become better ac- quainted. First Security Bank's party room provided the scene for an old fashioned Christmas Party in Decem- ber. As club service projects. Zeta Rho members hosted a Halloween Party for the children who attended Saturday Bible Hour at the Westside Church of Christ and collected needed household items to mail lo misssionaries in Hol- land and Germany. A February ban- quet with the theme ttUp, Up and Away was enjoyed by members at the Snug Harbor Dinner Theater. Clvb Beaux. DAN COOPER. DAVID FINCHER 261 DEDICATION Seniors of 1972 dedicate annual to J. E. Berryhill We have come to Iovc and respect you through our assucialions together in class and in conference. Your patience and calmness has helped to guide us through our high school years. You have the ability to mix humor with seriousness and for this we are grateful. Whether taking our nicklcs and dimes a! snack break. rushing us through rcgislrulinm enduring our mis- takes in Driver's Education. or teach ing us American History. you have shown us cm excellent example of true Christianity. Therefore. we. the senior class of l972. affectionately dedicate our portion of the Pen ! lean to you. Mr, J. E. Bcrryhill. l. E. SERRYHILL 264 nom'ifi - 3V! TAKING iime m digress from his usuoi lecture in American History, Mr. Berryhill an- gages in off- the- subiecr conversmion with o feilow facuity member Beverly Miid'la . INSPECTING his crossbow. Mr. Berryhi fovs with one of his favorife hobbiu'. J I .1? PERRY 3. MASON. MA. LLD. Supnlilnendent ADMINISTRATION IHIIIII '3. us. I Blll. DILES. MA. Principal t. E. BERMHILL MA, Registrar Administrators use experience in guidance of student body PERRY S. MASON. MA. LLD. dedicated himself to the supervision of Harding Academy. His interest in the students ranged from sponsorship of the Key Club and the school paper to backing the current sport with an en- thusiastic chapel talk each Wednesday Although continually involved in school affairs. Dr. Mason found time to lend his leadership to civic programs and to extensive lecturing on American- ism throughout Arkansas and the sur- rounding states. BILL DILES, MA, completed his fifth year as principal of Harding Academy. Encouraging students to compete in stateewidc contests of busi- ness skills. he sponsored the Future Business Leaders of America. Being a strong backer of the Wildcats. he served us announcer anti statistician for the athletic learns. Mr. Diles also taught two classes. general business and Bible. Yet. in spite of his full schedule, he still found time to help individual stu- dents with their problems. J. E. BERRYHILL, MA, Registrar for the Academy. has played a key role in the administration for 18 years. An avid supporter of the Wildcats. he was a familiar sight at all the athletic events. Mr. Berryhill's calmness and patience among the confused students during registration time proved to be a source of strength for students as well as teachers. His other responsibilities in- cluded teaching Driveris Education and American History and supervising snack break activities. 265 FACULTY Faculty increase adds to success of academic year An important addition of three teachers was made to the Academy faculty. Mrs. Curtis taught Home Eco- nomics and sponsored two clubs. Mr. Martin supervised Hardingk speech- related activities and Coach Hesselrode taught girls' P. B. Each became a part of and contributed to Academy life in his own way. Part of Harding Academys success followed naturally because of the indiv- idual attention provided by the teach- ers. Patience. a sincere desire to help. and a firm. guiding hand was supplied for every Academy student. ILLUSTRATING a pain? in toothpick sculp- ture is one face? of Miss Mitchellk day. 0. Alexander Elementary B. an Elementaw B. Burden Coach ll. Illuc Elementary !. Brawn Math R. Browning History 6. Cum: Horne Ec. ll. Dixon French D. Elliott Coach D. Gould Science M. Grown: Business 4$ .- I: '41 - :5 '73 f ,e-MK'Q! PINNING on paTTerns with Diane Reynolds, Mrs. Curtis gives instruction in sewing. ..-. nour- INING history to The eighfh grade, Manin points out Western sfufes. ING the techniques of writing book , Miss Browning aids a freshman. M. Helsien Elementary F. Henry Music 8. Hesselrode P, E. E. Higginbuth am Guidance Counselor l. lawson Elementary E. Lynn Enghsh E. Martin Speech W. Martin Coach 3. Mitchell Art K. Ritchie Mam M. Sears Elementary E. Welsh Librarian R. Wright Music 267 EXPLAINING a concept in geomerry, Mrs. Rchhie helps her clans learn To reason. CATCHING up on a few of their senior studies, Betsy Tull and Charles Ganus take advan- fuge of the college library in preporutiom for turning in :heir English term papers. ETCHING each line wirh painstaking accuracy, curt studen? Beverly Bucy works pa'riep'rly toward the completion of one of her more difficult assignments, o Tole painting. SPEAKING to The student body in chapel, Mark Bixler odds to a daily devotional. 268 MING casually during her ahernoon study hcll4 Debra Beck reflects upon an arricle in a recent magazine, utilizing her free Time In one of the more popular manners. ACADEMICS Proper perspective of academic goals aids achievement Achievement in academic areas re- ceived its proper perspective at the Academy this year. Students attempted to excel in the classroom as well as in other areas. even though participation in extra-curricular activities often seemed to take time away from studies. Competition among the classes for the most school spirit. ticket sales for the variety show. and other contests ap- pearcd frequently. A new course. French III.was added to the curriculum. Relatively small classes gave students the opportunity for personal attention from the faculty members. CONCENTRATING with the aho sedion, Kim Kellar rehearses a new piece of music. 269 BETA CLUB Beta Club sponsor, Ritchie, retires after twelfth year Beta Club. the Academy's honor society. began 1I1c school year with a new sponsor. as Mrs. Elsie Lynn look over the duties of Mrs. Andy T. Ritchie. Mrs. Ritchie had served the Club during l'IC past twelve years. The traditional activilics. a breakfast and the purchase of a frame for thc Seniow pictures. were continued. Bonnie Ulrcy was chosen as the girl honor sludcnl wilh a 98.5 average and Jackie Alston became lhe boy with the highest grade point. 070, Honor Student Bnnnle Ulray. Honor Student Jackie Alston. I 1 ii-Iiil - mug ; JUNIOR BETA CLUB. FRONT ROW: D. Parsons, Kiihnl. Wheeler. Reichel. G. GuHey. Ke, Webb. Burkett, Belcher, Elder. SECOND ROW: Cox, Curtis, Ballinger, Collar, n. Webb, Muncy, Aamn. Allen. Smith. Garner. THIRD ROW: Turner. Murphy, Bales, Alston, Norris. Martin, L Parsons, Mayer, Davis, Milner. Roberts. SENIOR BETA CllJl. FRONT ROW: B. Ulrey, Head, A. Ulrey, S. Morris, Webb. Hart, Wright, Madin. SECOND ROW: 1. Winter, Daniel, Formby, Lawyer, Vinson. HIM. Wilson. Lynn uisponson. THIRD ROW: Atston, Campbell, leler, Heaven, Beck, Baggeft. P. Woods. Watts. FOURTH ROW: D. Morris, Ganus, Yinming, Candle, HMO. Tucker. Kiihnl. MIMI EDITOR JoAnna Webb. PET JEAN EDITOR Ann Ulrayh ,7 ! STAFF. FRONT ROW: A. Ulrey, Barnett. B. Ulrey, Hart. SECOND ROW: Vingling, Davis, Lawyer, THIRD ROW: Harris. Beavers. Genus. SPONSOR Ruth Browning and ASSISTANT EDITORS Linda Campbell. Palit Jean, and Bonnie Ulray, Mldut. PUBLICATIONS Editors and staffs give publications time and attention Editor of the Academy section of the Peri! Jean. Ann Ulrey. guided staff members in crcaling and organizing the yearbook. The staff contributed time. thought. and hard work as they com- pleted their section of the 1972 Pam Jean. Assistant editor Linda Campbell learned how to run yearbook affairs as she became ready for her responsibili- ties of next year. Sports editor David Tucker helped give a clear view of Harding's sports results. The Wildcat. Harding Academy's newspaperh was edited by JoAnna Webb. Sports editor Dane Altman supervised coverage of football, basket- ball, and track competition. and assist- ant editor Bonnie Ulrcy learned more about journalism in preparation for her upcoming job of editor. Miss Ruth Browning served as faculty advisor for both publications. PETIT JEAN STAFF. FRONT ROW: B. Tull. Barnett, M. Tull. Ulrey. SECOND ROW: Reynolds. Davis, Halt. Bullard. THIRD ROW: Webb, L v. L-myer, Bucy. FOURTH ROW: Tucker, Altman. Genus, Yingling. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Council seeks solutions to school problems The Student Council consisted of the presidents of all clubs. classes, and organizations. The council met every other Friday to discuss the various problems of the school. such as noise in the halls and the disregard of rules. Under the direction of their sponsor, Wilt Martin, the members sought to find workable solutions to these prob- lemse Several of the boys in the council were also in charge of organizing de- votionals for the chapel periods. STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Burkett. Ulrey. Barnett. Eider. SECOND ROW: Frock. Martin. Ying- ling. Tull. THIRD ROW: Reynolds. Murphy, Davis. Posey. FOURTH ROW: Webb, Alston, Kellar, Martin tspnnsarl. FIFTH ROW: Beck, Ganus, White. Kiihnl. tgi'Fl-E- qihi. ht .' 'thx , J - .J h 5K: ..:,.: , 5 a , ; vnolII-h SUB-DEB SPIRIT AWARD Sub-Debs bestow 1972 Spirit Award upon Jim White Because he exemplifies the true spirit of Harding Academy, Jim White has been selected by the Sub-Deb social club as the recipient of the 1972 Sub- Deb Spirit Award. Although Jim has only been at the Academy three years, he has shown a willingness to work in all aspects of school life. Whether he was man- aging the football team, dribbling down the court. or participating in dra- matic productions, Jim displayed a Christian attitude. As a member of Key Club, Thespians, Beta Club, A Cappella Chorus. the Kappa Alpha Theta social club beau. and president of French Club, Jim is an excellent ex- ample of being both a good leader and an active follower. PERSONIFYING the ideals of Harding Aca- demy, Jim White is a Christian example. MUSIC GROUPS Morning rehearsals prepare A Cappella for performances The Academy A Cappella Chorus, under the direction of Ray A. Wright, worked diligently throughout the year at thc 7:30 am. rehearsals. The morn- ing sessions began with a series of exer- cises designed to develop tone quality. During the year. the chorus took two out-of-statc trips. and a group selected from the chorus represented the Acad- emy at the state and regional choral festivals. The chorus also performed for various church functions, includ- ing the Thanksgiving Lectureships and a youth rally in Jacksonville. Arkansas. PLAYING parts for each of the sedions, Mr Wright helps me chotus sithead. SENIOR CHORUS. FRONT ROW: A. Ulrey. Milner. Barnett, Wright. 8, Tull, Hart, K. Kellar, Ka. Bullard, Hacker SECOND ROW: Yinglil'lg S. Sexson, Reynolds, Martin. M. Tu . B. Ulrey. Prince; Webb, McConnell. THIRD ROW' W, Woody. G. Woody, Brawn. 3 Morris. Mallazt. Campbell. Hedrick, Wilson, Ke Bullard. FOURTH ROW: Biller. Davis. Miiler. Davis. Bucy, Kiihnl, D. Morris, 5 Kellar. Beck. Beavers. FIFTH ROW: thbee. Pryor, Candle, BaggetL While, Ganus. Altman, Tucker, Hams, Alston. 273 ORGANIZATIONS Two clubs host Attorney General in special program Attorney Gen. Ray Thornton spoke in a program concerning young peo- ple s participation in governmental af- fairs. This program was jointly spon- sored by the Junior Civitans and the Key Club. The Future Business Lead- ers of America undertook a service project by marching in the March of Dimes. Thespians. sponsored by Gary Marlin. helped produce two major dramatic productions. JR. CIVITAN offficers Dione ReynoFds and Debbie Borne an over meeting details JUNIOR CIVITIN. FRONT ROW: A, Ulrey, Barnett. Kellar, B Ulrey. Wirsun. Head, Hart, Wright, Milner, Bullard, Brister. Hacker. SECOND ROW: Campbell, B. Tull, M. Tull, Formby. Prince. Daniel, Bucy, Hedrick, Miller, Watts. Woods THIRD ROW: Browning tsponson. Reynolds. Lawyer. Su. Morris, Beavers. Beck, Loftin. Vinson. Sa Morris, Manin, Shelby, McHaffie. Webb. KEY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Bullard. Alston. Yingling. Keller. SECOND ROW: Brown. Bixlen Tucker. Morris. THIRD ROW: Mason upunsun, Baggett, Ganus. White. FOURTH ROW: Harris, Gunkel, Fehling. Altman FIFTH ROW: Kiihnl, Candle. Carr. 274 --1 am ml::iwr u?! j ,9 V ,. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: Hacker, A. Ulrey, B Tull, Barnett, Ka. Bul- lard. Formby, Milner, B. Ulrey. SECOND ROW: Webb. Morris. M Tull. Lawyer. Hart, Daniel, Car- ruthers, Watts. THIRD ROW: Diles Manson. Ke. Bullard, Bixier, Carr, Kiihnl, DA Morris. Beck. Beavers. Groove: tsponson. FOURTH ROW: Harris. Tucker, Yinang. Whiie, Altman. Ganus, Baggelt, Cannon. S. FRONT ROW: Yingling, Ulrey. SECOND ROW: Buhannnn. Head, Bullard. THIRD ROW: Woody. DEMONSTRATING principles of drama 10 , . Webb. White. FOURTH ROW: Davis. Lou Ellen Head, Mn Martin stresses 0 point. 275 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: Gutfeye Rogers, Wright, Curry. Cuker, Brister, S. Campbell, Barnen. Curtis uponmn. SECOND ROW: Burns, Bales, Norris, Head, Curtis. Alston, Burkett, MIII'IET, Hart, IHIRD ROW: K. Webb, Harris, Bucy, Wilson. Hedrick, Best. Reynolds, Daniel, Winter, Woods. FOURTH ROW: Vinson, S. Martin, Beavers, J. Webb, Beck, 1.. Campbell, Watts. P. Mamn, Muller. LIBRARY CLUB. Reichel. Morris. Prince. Welch FRENCH CLUB. FRONT ROW: Lawyer, M. Tull. A. Ulrey, Longacree SECOND ROW: Norris, Head, B. Ulrey. tsponsuo, Best. THIRD ROW: 8. Tull. Hedrick, Campbell, Martin. FOURTH ROW: Dixon espnnsori, Carrulhers, White. ORGANIZATIONS SCIENCE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Barnett, Be Tull. Ulrey, M. Tulli. SECOND ROW: Gould Bponsorl Webb. Lawyer. Bullard, Hart THIRD ROW, Davis. Kellat, Yingling, Baggett, Cannon. FOURTH ROW: Harris.A1tman. organizations give Beck. Gunkel, members recreation, needed experience Promoting proper use of the Acad- emy library. the Library Club prepared new books for students. The French Club kept up its membership during the sccand year of its existence, and provided recreation and exposure to a different language for those who had had at least one semester of French. With the help of a new sponsor, Mrs. Curtis. the Future Homemakers of America hosted the annual Federa- tion Seven meeting and prepared the yearly Mother-Daughter Banquet. 276 z: 'NG hopefully us the Wildcats attempt a basket, club sisters Cindy Mellon, Linda .;.I pball, and Lou Ellen Head watch the Wildcats compete fox 0 Victory on the court. DP ROW: Lynn tsponson, Bales. Beck, L. Campbell. S. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Caruthers. Coker. Dlnlul, Guffey. THIRD ROW: Head. Lawyer, Matlatt, P. Martin, S. Martin, FOURTH ROW: Morris. -- Walker, Watts, Webb. Woods. g Club Beaux JIM IWHITEl JACKIE ALSTIJH N g i -i 6 I gt KAPPA ALPHA THETA . KAT social club 2., $ gains enthusiastic t '3 - freshman pledges 31 3 .' J J t LL 7E The members of the KAT social club ' ' A i began the year with the induction of thirteen pledges. eleven of which were freshmen. into the club. Rough initia- tion ended with a bunking party held at Nancy Wattst home. The pledges were formally initiated at the home of Dehra Beck. The KAT's ceiebrated Christmas with a caroling party. After caroling, the members and their dates enjoyed refreshments at Lou Ellen Head's home. The coming of spring brought With it more activities as the KAT's pre' pared for their March banquet. The club beaux, Jim White and Jackie Alston. supported the club throughout the year both in intramurai sports and dating functions. 277 SUB-DEB New beaux selected by Sub-Debs; five pledges initiated Steve Davis and Stephen Kellar were chosen to be the Sub-DeHs beaux for the 1971-72 school year. They came to all of the maior functions held by the club and acted as coaches for the cluhts intramural team. Five new members were added to the club at the beginning of the year. Pledge week activities included the traditional smiIe-burying and collect- ing boyst names. The week ended with a formal initiation at the home of Andee Lawyer. There each of the members drew a name to find out who her Peanut. or secret pal, would be. The Sub-Debs held a Christmas party at the home of Martha Hart. Gifts were exchanged between Peanuts and the girls presented the beaux with engraved cuff links. The Sub-Debs and their dates also enjoyed a banquet held in January at Billts Restaurant. Club Beaux STEPHEN KELLAR. STEVE DAVIS 278 SUB-DEB. TOP ROW: Mitchell tsponsort, Angef. Barnett. Beavers, Bucy. SECOND ROW: Bullard, Coward, Formby, Hart, Hedrtck. THIRD ROW: Lawyer, McAlexander, Milner, Parson, A. Ulrey. FOURTH ROW: B. Ulrey. Vinson, Webb. Wilson, Woodrutf, Woods. HONORED by the privilege of singing on the front steps of the administration building, Sub-Deb pledges Cathy Angel, Chem Coward, and Jill Woodruff rehearse their club song. r I . ' 4; OING for autographs under the strict supervision of pledgemisrress Mary Tull, pledge Harris fulfills one of the many requirements of becoming 0 member of the STAR's. ;.' TOP ROW: Curtis tsponson, Alston, Burkett, Curry, Daniel, SECOND ROW: Hacker. Harris. Keller. '9, Miller. THIRD ROW: Morris. Norris, Reynolds. Rogers, Shelby. FOURTH ROW: B. Tull, M. Tull, Wright. I SIGMA TAU ALPHA RHO Three new beaux and club sponsor elected by STARE Mrs. Glenave Curtis, the new home economics teacher. became the new sponsor for the STAR: as they began the 1971.72 school year, For the first time, the STARts elected three club beaux instead of the traditional two. DeWitt Yingling. Dane Altman, and Kenny Harris were chosen. Eight pledges began to fulfill the requirements of rough initiation in the fall after attending an informal coke party in the home economics room of the Academy. Attempting to obey the unceasing demands of their pledge- mistresses, the STAR pledges gathered acceptances of marriage proposals and were signs describing how lowly they were. The formal initiation and tea was given at the home of Kim Kellar. Ciub Beau: DEWITI' YINGLINE. KENNY ARRIS. DANE ALTMAN 279 PREPARED to beat the Vilonic Eagles, 1he C015 refurn 'o the field CIT hulfvtime. SNACK break qives Nim DanieI and Robert Boggeir time to discuss privme motTers. STUDEN T LIFE Creativity is used through production of plays, programs While endeavoring to progress aca- demically. students also found time for extraicurricular activities. Beating the drum during ball games and construct- ing run-throughs for the football play- ers helped demonstrate the spirit of athletics fans. Students gave assistance with make-up. lighting, and stage prop- erties for the three plays which were presented. and entertainment for var- ious talent shows and parties was given by a group made up of Academy stu- dents. SA movies and cheums at the college provided opportunities for recreation and relaxation on weekends. FMTHFULLY cheering the Cats in :1 Victory line. Wildcat fans help keep spirit up. 280 SINGERS Ann Ulrey and Steve Davis help provide me entertainment for a church youth retreat in the new pavilion m Camp Wyldewood, MARRIAGE proposals are not 0 daily occurrence for Marc Showolferl as :5 shown by his agreeing to marry Sub-Deb pledge Vicki Woods CHORUS members attempt ro develop their voices 4n spne of the difficulty in getting up each day for rehearsal of seven-thirfy. CLOWN white is used by Libby Brown as she prudices her skills as a moke-up or1i51 on feltow drama doss member Susan Morris. 28? M1: and Miss Harding Academy Jackie A lston JoAnna Webb 282 Diane Reynolds S TAR MayAttendantS Debra Beck Debbie Barnett Betsy Tull KAT Sub-Deb STAR JoAnna Webb Sub-Deb Homecoming Queen JoA mm Webb I Betsy Tull Debra Beck ' -. at x It! I . . , ANN ULREY LEAH FORMBY Senior Representative Junior Representative LISA WILSON KIMBERLY WEBB Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Homecoming Attendan ts 285 DeWitr Yingling JoAnna Webb Senior David Morris Beverly Bucy J' wt for .x . A - - vw-r - ; .. 1.? a c'- a-- , ' 5-- -. - r .3 . . - 1a: 2... .J '2' .4..- Kim Webb Brian Williams Freshman Kristie Vinson Tommy Carr Sophomore 236 - rod: tsponsnrt. - Webb. Captain Andee Lawyer Betsy Tull lwm m t ---...-- Kim Kellar ' . 8. Daniel. M. Tull. A. Lawyer, B. Tull, Allen. Ne Daniel, Beck. Angel, 8. Ulrey. Rogers, J. Lawyer. T. Martin, Howell, Wilson, Vinson. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Hand. 1. Webb, Reynolds, K. Webb, Beavers, S. Martin, Prince. P. Martin. Coward, Watts. Morris. Carruthers, Malfatt. Graves, Walker, Hedrick, Bales, Bucy, Debra Beck, Co-CCI ptcin CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders bring second place from ASU Clinic During the month of June, the senior high cheerleaders attended the Cheer- leading Clinic at Arkansas State Uni- versity. In competition they received the second place rating among the small high schools in the state. Under the new sponsorship of Coach Bob Hesselrode. the cheerleaders encour' aged each of the athletic teams to an outstanding season. The Pep Club also contributed to the school spirit by pro- viding secret pals for each team mem- ber and by hosting an athletic picnic. SSNIOR CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: TLIII. Kellar. SECOND ROW: Webb, Beck, Lawyer. 1971 FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Gunkel. WII- Iiarns. Caudle. Baker. Altman, Baggett. Moore, Sexson, White. Mgr, SECOND ROW: Davis, Morris. Kellar, Tucker, Thomtnn, Ganus, Alston, Harris, Martin, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach Hesselrode, Coach Barden, Woody, Bixler, Kiihnl. Carr. Brown, Bul- Iam, Pullara, Coach Martin. RESULTS Harding Opponent 12 Academy of Memphis 0 34 Vilonio O '44 School for the Deaf O 41 Comm Want 8 '33 Huzen 14 38 Luxorc: O 20 NLR Oak Grove 12 t40 Devolls Bluff 7 40 Desho Central 0 41 Magnet Cove 14 7 Dunviile 20 'Conference Game ' Store Playoff TRYING To free himself from u Panther, Jackie Alston Iunqes for on eero yard 238 FINDING his receiver covered, Junior Quarterback David Tucker shows through a hole in the Vlionio defense as AII-Srme ?ockle Bruce Gunkel rharqes in 10 throw a block. WT SENIORS. FRONT ROW: Baker, Kellar. Sexson, Davis. SECOND ROW: Gunkel. Woody. GII'IUS. caulk. FOOTBALL Wildcats post 10-1 record with state and district wins In his third year as head coach of the Wildcat football team. Bill Barden guided Harding to ten straight victories. only to lose in the stale finals to Dan- villc by a score of 20-7. By defeating the other three teams in the Grand Prairie Conference. the Wildcats earned a spot in the slate playoffs. During the course uf their successful season. tcn players were chosen to the all-district team They were Biff Baker, Jim Caudic, Jackie Alston, Steve Sex- sun. Bruce Gunkcl. Ronnie Moore. Charles Ganus. David Tucker. Robert Baggclt. and Steve Williams. Three seniors. Jackie Alston Biff Baker, and Bruce Gunkcl. were named to the class B all-state team. FEARED by rival coaches, Head Coach Bill Borden watches his team work on offense. RECEIVING ct pass, junior end Ken Harris outmoneuvers a Panther for a long gain. 289 lEAVING The Vilonio defense stumbling behind with hlS hard running, Hardings fwo time AH-Smte tailback Jackie Aiston turns on The speed as he heads toward the goal line. WILDCAT and Steven Williams is oil alone as he leaps high for c Dave Tucker pass. ALl-DISTRICT Charles Genus demonstrate; good form in blinginq down 0 Hazen back. RESTING durinq Cl time out, Coach Burden and Quarterback Tucker discuss strategy. 290 R . ' . g. -- u-qi: I .uh' :. N Quarterback Com Frock uses rhe JUFIiOr H gh footbail practice session to help his ?alenf of culiing The Iighi play at the right time in a pressure game . - .L . l ' I4 ' 73a 72 :53 9b.: '7 ! 5': a. .w , ,m ami' 1? '42 jjxl Ir? j: x 'M', .h. BO ma JUNIOR FOOTBALL Balanced running and passing attack sees Jr. Cat wins The Jr. High football team, under the direction of Head Coach David Elliott. used a balanced running and passing attack to provide fans with exciting football action this year. The Cals were heavily dependent on a strong nucleus of freshman players. Cam Frock, Bryan Williams, Gary Garner, Ken Turner, David Wallace, Mike Philcs, Mike Grimsley, John Daniel. Kermit Schol. Richard Roberts, Charles Poscy. and Steve Strayhorn played their last Jr. High football game for Harding Academy this year. RESULTS Harding Opponent 33 Beedeville 6 16 Beebe B O 0 Bold Knob Bi' 6 2 Heber Springs 8 28 Morris 16 JUNIOR HIGH FOBTBAtL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Kiihnl, Alexander, YIninng. Coker. Wheeter, Green. Scott. Curlisi SECOND ROW: Woody. Thornton, Wal- lace, Beicher. Elder. Cox, Morris, E. Schol. Burkeui Mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach Elliott. K. Schnl, Daniel. Frock, Pusey. Murphey. GaIdner, Roberts. Turner. Coach Barden. 93.9. 31... . ?Zh74 9.58 x ,1? 4k '47. TI 9 z? SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Bixler. Morris, Tucker, Kellar, Ham's. Martin. Carr, Builard. Cannon Ganus, Williams, Altman. Moore, White, Baggett, Gunkel tmanagen. BASKETBALL Fast finish makes up for a slow start by basketball team After getting off to a slow start, the Wildcats finished their season in a fine manner. They lost only three of their last twelve games. Going directly into the basketball season after eleven football games. the Cats were plagued by a lack 0f experience and the in- ability to shoot the ball with any con- sistency. By using the full court press, fast break. and pressure defense to full advantage. the Cats provided fans with exciting play. Coach Wilt Martin re- lied heavily on the bench. which was exceptionally strong this year. The basketball team reached the semi-finals of the County Tournament where they were defeated by Judsonia. Jim White was named to the All: County team. Three seniors pmvided the Wildcats with needed leadership this year. They were Steve Kellar. Charles Gantts, and Jim White. 292 SUSPENDED in mid-cnr, senior guard Steve Keller qets two more for the Wildcats. JUNIOR Robert Boggett climaxes a drive by shooting over a Sulphur Rock player. tmanagerti SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, Showaltat, RESULTS Opponents 5?. Joseph 56 Central 46 McRae 50 Mr. Vernon 75 Cotton Plant 58 Harding of Memphis 50 Crowley's Ridge 86 McCrory 58 Newark 49 Hazen 49 Judsonia 60 McCrorv 50 Heber Springs 64 Kenseft 62 Sulphur Rock 35 Kenseft 45 Heber Springs 55 Bald Knob 47 DeVaHs Bluff 57 Rosebud 51 Jvdsonia 63 Rosebud 71 Comm Pfcnf 62 Oil Trough 53 Southside 38 Bradford 57 h 6 AID Dane Altman bottles a Sulphur Rock opponent forpossession of rebound while White. Steve Keller, and Robert Baggen look for an opportunity 1'0 grab the bull. DOWN the floor on 0 fast break, iunior forward David Tucker puts two more in AFTER receiving 0 perer curler pass, senior Jim WhHe makes a reverse lay up. 293 JUNIOR BASKETBALL Jr. Cats combine hustle and ability to overcome foes Playing with a height disadvantage all year. the Junior Basketball Team placed second in the County Tourna- ment. The Catx began the finals with a near perfect game against a strong Bradford team, winning by a score of 24-23. The Juniors were defeated in the finals by Kcnsctt. By using their outside shouting ability to a strong advantage. the Juniors were able to offset their height disadvantage must of the year. Two freshmen were named to the Allemmty team. They were guard John Daniel and forward Cam Frock. Four other freshmen played their last Junior High game for Head Coach Wilt Martin. They were Gary Garner, Bryan Williams. Charles Posey. and FRESHMAN center Bryon Williams struggles for the boH against a Sulphur Rock opponent David Wallace. 05 Cum Frock and John Daniel move 10 help fight for a rebound for the Wildcats. Harding RESUL'I'S Opponents 44 McCrorv 32 38 St Joseph 16 43 McRae 24 46 Otl Trough 33 27 Cotton Plant 23 32 Judsonia 34 28 Kensett 42 3O Hazen 27 28 McCrory 38 41 Heber Springs 35 2'4 Sulphur Rock 27 26 Kensetf 54 35 Heber Springs 28 26 Bold Knob 31 23 DeVoHs Bluff 37 30 McRae 24 24 Bradford 23 19 Kensetf 25 5 1 F lorol 7 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL. Webb, Wallacer Cox, Prnchr Garner, wmtams. Posey, Moms. Kiihnt. Coach 20 Judsonio 33 Martin, Belcher. 294 - - CING every day 10 give his mom more points in 1he County and District meets, ,2 or Dane Altman sails over the hurdles with the form he learned from Coach Burden, I T TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: Baker, Alston, Sexsun. Kellar, Ganus, Davis, Woody, Thornton, Brown, -I. SECOND ROW: Bullard, Baggeu. Martin. Altman. White. Morris, Harris, Tucker, Coach Martin. 7m ROW: Coach Barden, Parsons, Pullara. Moore, Williams. Bixler, Carr, Showalter, Cannon Managed .ma I k z W ' um TRACK Desire for success drives thinclads to work extra hard WATCHING the shot soil Through the air, Jim Coudle works. to improve his Throw, SENIORS Seniors of 1972 excel as a group and as individuals SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Diane Reynolds. secre- tary; Jackie Alston, treasurer; JoAnna Webb. re. porter: Slephen Keller. vioe-president: DeWitt Yingling, president. ELSIE LYNN, Class Spells . WILT MARTIN, Class Sponsor. JOHN IAVIIJ ALSTDN. Saucy. Ark. Transfer from Peabody High School. Trenton. Tenn. Student Council 3.4. Pres. 4; Class Officer 3,4. Pres.3. Treas.4; KAT Beau 3.4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4; Beta Club 2.3.4. Vice Pres. 4; FBLA 2.3.4. Vice Pres. 4: Key Club 2.3.4. Pres. 4; KWCK Dream Team 4; Football 2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. All- District 3.4, AIl-State 3.4; Basketball 2.3: Cross Country 4. Cn-Captain 4: Track 2.3.4; lntramurals 4; Honor Sludent 3: Boys State 3. WlLBUR ARCHER BAKER Ill. Pine BluH. Ark. Transier from Pine Bluff High School. Football 4. AlI-District 4; Track 3.4. Manager 3. DEBORAH HELL BARNETT. Searcy, Ark. Student Council 4: Sub-Deb 1.2.3.4. Songleader 2. Hist. 3. Pres. 4: A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 3; Pail lean Staff 3.4; Wiidut Stafi 3.4. Typing Chairman 4: FHA 4: FBLA 3,4; Junior Civitans 2.3.4. Treas. 4. Ozark District Trees. 4; Pep Cluh 1.2.3.4. Pras. 4; Cheerleaders 1; Science Club 3.4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. JAMES WILSON BECK. IR., Surcy. ML Transfer from Millville High School. Millvilla. N. J. EUGENE BDHANNON. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Searcy Junior High School. FBLA 2; Ihespiens 3.4. KATHY ANN BULLARD. Sum, Ask. Suh-Deb 1.2.3.4. Rep. 2. Treas. 3.4: A Cappelra Chorus 1.2.3.4: Petit lean Staff 3.4; Wildcat Staff 1.2.3.4; FBLA 1.3.4; Junior Civitans 2.3.4. Rep. 4; Thespians 2.3.4. Sec.-Treas. 4. Rep. 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Rep. 2. 4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4: Science Club 3; Girls State 3. MARILYN D. URUTHERS, Menu. Ark. Transfer from McRae High School. KAT 3.4. Rep. 4; FBLA 3.4; Junior Civitans 3.4; Pep Club 3.4: Harding College Bison Band 3; French Club 3.4; Intramurals 3.4; Girls State 3. JAMES CLEVELAND GAUDLE. Oakland. Calif. Transfer from Bret Harte Junior High School, Oakland. Calif. A Cappella Chorus 4: Beta Club 3.4: Key Club 4; Football 2.3.4. Gocaplain 4. AIl-District 4: Track 3,4; lnlramurals 2.3.4. STEPHEN CLIFFORD DAVIS. Saucy. Ark. Student Council 4; Class Officer 2. Vice Pres. 2; Sub-Deb Beau 4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4: Pom. Jean Sta 4; Wildcat Staff 4: FBlA 1.2.3.4; Thespians 3.4. Pres. 4; Key Club 1.2; Science Club 4: Football 1.2.3.4. CmCaptain 4: Basketball 1.2: Cross Cauntry 3.4. OnnCaptain 4; Track 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 3.4; Tennis 2.3.4. Slate Doubles Champion 3. CHARLES AUSTIN GANUS. Selrcy. Ark. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Vice Pres. 4: Class Officer 1.2.3. Pres. 1.2, Vice Pres. 3: A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4. Pres. 1. Rep. 4: Beta Ciub 1.2.3.4. Pres. 1. Rep. 4: Patit Jun Stalf 2.3.4. Sports Editor 3; Wildcat Saff 1,2,4; FBLA 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Key Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 1. Sec. 4; Football 1.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. AII'District 4: Basketball 1.2.3.4, Captain 4; Track 1.2.3.4; Tennis 2,3,4. State Doubles Champion 3: Class Favorite 1.2. 296 FRANK LAMONTE GROVES. Ill. Seucy. ArIL Key Ciuh 1.2; Footbalf 1.2.3. Manager 2; Basketball 1.2. Manager 1.2; Track 1.2.3. Manager 2; Intramural: 1.2.3.4. BRUCE GUNKEL. Indianapolis. Ind. Key Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 4; Football 1.2.3.4. .AII-Districl 3.4. AiI-Slate 4; Track 1.2.3.4; lntramurals 1.2. CANDICE M. JONES. Winter Haven. Fla. Transfer from Winter Haven High School. Winter Haven. Fla. STEPHEN PAUL KELLER. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4; Class Officer 1.4. Vice Pres. 1.4; Sub-Deb Beau 4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; FBIA 2.3; Key Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 3.4. Pres. 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Class Favorite 3. PAULA MAE MARTIN. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4; KAT 1.2.3.4. Hist. 3. Treas. 4; A Cappella Chorus 4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Junior Civitans 2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; French Club 3.4. CHARLENE RENEA MILNER. Sum. AIIL Transier from meley's Ridge Acad- emy. Paragould. Ark. Sub-Deb 3.4; A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Petil Jean Stafl 3.4; Wildcat Staff 3.4; FHA 3.4, Rep. 4; FBLA 3.4; Junior Civitans 3.4. Hist. 4; Pep Club 3.4. CHARLES MICHAEL MILTON. Seam. AtIL Football 1.2. Manager 1.2; Intra- mutals 1.2.3.4. SARA B. MORRIS. Parkin. ArlL Transfer from Mount St. Mary's Parochial School. Little Rock. Ark. STAR 3.4. Star-at-Arms 4; A Cappella Chorus 4; Junior Civitans 3.4; Pep Club 3; lntrarnmals 3.4. MARY DIANE REYNOLDS. Kampala. Uganda. Transfer from Wright Junior High School. Nashville. Tenn. Student Council 4; Class Officer 4. Sec. 4; STAR 3.4. Hist. 4; A Cappella Chorus 4: Petit Jun Staff 3.4; Library Club 2; FHA 2.3.4. Hist. 3; Junior Civitans 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Vice Pres 4. lntramurals 3.4; Homecoming Royalty 3. KYLE BROWN SEARCY. Ill. Searcy. Ark. Key Club 1,2; Football 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; lntramurals 1.2.3.4. STEVE SEXSDN. Searcy. Art. A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Key Club 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3.4. All-District 3.4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2. ELIZABETH JANE HILL Lonnie. Ark. Transier from Lonuke High School. Lonoke. Ark. Student Council 4; STAR 3.4. Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 3.4; Patit lean Stat! 3.4; FBLA 3.4; Junior Civilans 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Cheerleader 4; Science Club 3.4; French Club 3.4; lntramurals 3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4. Attendant 4. REBECCA ANN ULREY. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4; Class Officer 1.2.3. Sec. 2.3; SuhADeb 1.2.3.4. Trans. 2. Vice Pres. 4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Pet'rt Jun Staft 2.3.4. Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4; Wildcat Staff 2.4; FHA 2.3; FBLA 1.2.3.4. State Typing Champion 1; Junior Civitans 2.3.4; Thespians 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Treas. 4; Science Club 3; French Club 3.4; lntramurals 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Honor Student 3. JOANNA HELL WEBB. Searcy. Ark. Student Council 4; Class Officer 3.4. Rep. 2.4; Sub-Deb 1.2.3.4. Sec. 4; A Cappella Chorus 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4. Sec.-Treas. 4; Petit Jean Staff 2.3.4; Wildcat Staff 3.4. Assistant Editot 3. Editor 4; FHA 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. Vice Pres. 4; FBLA 1.3.4; Junior Civitans 2.3.4. Sec. 3. Vice Pres. 4; Thespians 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleaders 1.2.3.4. Co-Caplain 3. Captain 4; Science Club 1.2.3.4. lntramurals 3.4; Class Favorite 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Royalty 2.3.4. Attendant 3. Queen 4. JAMES LESLIE WHITE. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Jackson Junior High School. Vienna. W. Va. Student Council 3.4; KAT Beau 3.4; A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Beta Club 2.3.4. Pres. 4; FBLA 2.3.4. Sec. 4; Thespians 3.4. Pres. 3. Vice Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4. Treas. 4; French Club 3.4. Pres. 4; Football 3.4. Manager 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4. Alvaounly 3. Captain 4; Track 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Tennis 2.3.4; Sub-Deb Spirit Award 4: Boys State 3. ROBERT WAYNE WOODY. Searcy. Ark. Ttansfer from Nevada High School. Nevada. Mo. A Cappella Chorus 2.3.4: Thespians 4; Football 2.3.4: Track 2.3.4; lntramurals 2.3.4. JAMES DEWITT YINGLING. Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Sylvan Hills High School. North Little Rock. Ark. Student CounciI 4. Seo-Treas. 4; Class Oflicer 3.4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4: STAR beau 4; A Cappella Chorus 3.4: Beta Club 4; Pelit Jean Staff 2.3.4; Wildcat Staff 3.4; FBLA 2,3,4; Thespians 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4. Vice Pres. 4: Science Club 3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Fomball 3.4. Manager 3.4; Basketball 3. Manager 3; Track 3. Manager 3; Intramural: 2.3.4; Class Favorite 4. CAREFULLY putiing elastic intq 0 dress. HARDING'S Boys' State delegmes, Jim White and Jackie Alsfon, con- Semor Paula Morhn shows sewmg Talent. templaie the Declaration of Independence while discussing politics. GIRLS' STATE representatives Kmhy Ballard and Marilyn Caruthers give a demonstration showing the proper care of the American Hag. REMINISCING obom past experiences, seniors Steve Davis, Debbie Barnett and JoAnno Webb Take 0 break outside the Student Center. 29B JUNIORS Spirit of unity and friendship prevails in the junior class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. David Tucker, treasurer; Beverly Bucy, secretary; Mike Kiihnl, president; Dane Altman, vace-president; Debra Beck, reporter. Ed Higginbotham , Beverly Mitchell , Dane Altman Robert Baggen Debra Beck Mark Bixler Beverly Bucy Linda Campbell Leonard Cannon Nita Daniel David Fehling Leah Formby Kenny Harris Martha Hart Lou Ellen Head Diane Hedrick Kim Kellar Mike Kiihnl Mary Jane McHailie Cindy Malian Ronnie Moore David Morris Andee Lawyer Charlotte Loftin Donna Shelby David tucker Bonnie Ulrty Nancy Watls Steven Williams . SDOI'ISOI Sponsor Searcy, Ark Searcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. .. lake Providence, La. Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Lae, New Guinea Searcy, Alk. Andms Island. Bahamas Seatcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Memphis. Tenn. Salinas. Calif Searcy. Ark. Searcy, ArkA Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. England, Ark; Seamy, Ark, Searcy, Ark Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Ralph Dixon , Mildred Groover . , . . Rosemary Baxter .. Tina Beavers Ear! Brown Kevin Bullard . Tommy Carr . Denise Hacker Tyndal Higbee , Billy Martin .. loAIm Miller Susan Morris David Ozhirn Paul Parsons loyce Prince Jody Pryor Gina Season Marc Showalter Mary Tull Kristie Vinson Lisa Wilsnn Pam Woods Gary Woody Barbara Wright Spnnser ,, Sponsor Batesville. Ark. Searcy, Alk. . Searcy. Ark. . Searcy. Ark . Searcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. H'J'acksanville, Ark Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. , , Searcy, Ark. Salinas. Calif. . Searcy. Ark. .. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Lonoke, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. McRae. Ark. . Searcy, Ark Searcy, Ark. SOPHOMORES Sophomores enter high school years enthusiastically SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Tommy Carr, vice- presidenl; JuAnn Miller. secretary-Ueasurer; Lisa WIESO . reporter. 300 FRESHMEN Frosh lead school in enrollment, gain needed experience FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Brian Williams. vice- president; Robin Bares, secfetary-treasuler; Kim Webb. repuder; Cam Pruck, president. Glanave Curtis Dale Gould Susan Alston Cathy Angel . Robin Bales , Debra Best A. Karla Burkelt Jan Burns . .. , Sharon Campbell Donna Calm Cherri Coward Deborah Curry Carol Curtis .. Ginny Danial lohn Daniel Chris Davis Gary Garnar Mike Grimsley Lori Groves Ginann Gufley , , Nancy Harris Jan Lawyer .. . Lisa Longacre Sharon Martin Lori McAlennder Dennis Milner . . . Rhonda Mayer Dorothy Norris Jayne ?amns . Charles Pose, . Cam Frock Mike Reichel . M Vicki Rngm Bradley Smith . Steve Strayharn Ellen Walkar ,, Kim Webb Bryan Wiltiams Cindy Wilson .. .. .. . Mary Winhr , , Jill Woudrufl , . ' chia Woods . Sponsor , Sponsor Searcy. Ark. Searq. Ark. Searcy. Ark. little Rock. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Hope. Ark. Oliphant, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Judsonia, Ark Searcy. Ark. . . Searcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark, Greenville. Miss. Searcy, Ark. Searqv, Ark. , Searcy. Ark. . .. Searcy, Ark. Little Rock. Ark. .. Sealcy. Ark. Augusta, Ark. Searq. Ark. Searcy. Ark. little Rock, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Munich. Germany Searcy, Ark. Little Rock. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. . Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Little Rock. Ark. Searcy. Ark. , Searcy. Ark. , Little Rock. Ark. 301 JUNIOR HIGH Full schedules and service projects typify busy year The junior high students took their place in Academy life eagerly but scriouxiy. Their suppnrt of both the Junior and Senior Wildcats in sports and their participation in organizations such us the Junior Key Club and Pep Club cxcmplificd lhcir willingness to help in any way possible. The junior cheerleaders allcndcd the cheerleading Clinic in Juncsbom. capturing the Spirit Stick and winning ratings of superior and excellent in nightly competition. LEARNING The proper use of a card cofo- fogue, Kathy Reichel looks for 0 book. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Pierce, Bales, SECOND ROW: Lawyer. THJRD ROW: Webb, Harris. 302 EIGHTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: K. Reichel. Banks. Brothermn. Verkler. SECOND ROW: R. Eider, Wright, Pierce, Sexson. THRD ROW: Belcher, K. Elder. Morris. M. Reichei. FOURTH ROW: Cox. Altman. De. Oiree. Do; 0113:. FIFTH ROW: Browningjspgnsor; Murphy; Woodyulflrftrljspogsgo: JUNIOR KEY CLUB. FRONT ROW: G. Green, Cuker. SECOND ROW: Webb, Yingling, Thornton. THIRD ROW: Morris. Belcher. Wheeler. FOURTH ROW: Gould isponsuri, Cox. Pusey. Elder. SIGNING the ride lIsr for a bnllgome is a familiar task to John David Yinqiing ,0 .4; MG out money and extra ?ickeis from the iickm- seliimg coma st before 1he annual i y variety show eighih grade officers Rachel and Ken Eider allocate class funds. iibi, ' IMDE. FRONT ROW: Curtis. G. Green, Burkeft. Tharniun. Waiiace. Scott. Wheeler. Vingling, Coker. SECOND ROW: SchnL Smith. Webb. Howell. C. Green, , Almudar. Williams. Mackey, Martin. Peiway. THIRD ROW: Hesselrade ispunsun. Barden Ispansari, McCauley, Lucas, Gufiey, Kiihni, Parsons. Knight. Muncy. . Erin. 303 IUNIOR CHORUS. FRONT ROW: R1 Coker, K Reichel, G. Guffey, Green, D. Coker, D. Wallace. Muncy, Knight, Brotherton. KiihnL SECOND ROW: L. Williams. Allen. Alston, Bales. T. Guffey. Moms. Belcher. Howell. Ballinger, 8. Wallace. THIRD ROW: C, Cunis. Pierce. Walker, Daniel. K. Elder. Cox. M. Reichel, Do. Olree, Ferny, Woodruff. Sexson, FOURTH ROW: Meyer, Norris. Groves, Martin, Davis. B. Williams, Murphy. Pasey.Altman. De, Olree, R. Elder. Best. WATCHING Mr. Brown soIve equations, Mark Morris ponders c1 difficult problem. CONVERSING durinq 0 break one Sharon Ballinger, Lori Mockey, and Debra Olree. 304 h lane. FRONT ROW: Clay. Barry, Brotherlan. Scott. Ballinger. Coker, Pryor, McCampbelL Banks, Verkler. Mrs. Alexander treachery SECOND ROW: Hedrick. 1m, Ulm. Bullard. Risinger. Reichel. Daniel. Allen, Scarsdale. Poseyt THIRD ROW: Wright. Gould. D. Campbell, Kellar. Corbin, Berry, Alston. Smith, J. Bums J . FRONT ROW: Mrs. Helslen tteachen, McCampbell. Green. Wright, Daniel. Curry. Muncy. Tsa, SECOND ROW: Moore. Aaron. Nichols. Tindell. Pnrterflald. THIRD ROW: Mason, Kiihnl, Coward. Priest. Kell. Hulliman. Lloyd. t 'H'EEBLEAIIERS. FRONT ROW: Kellar. SECOND ROW: Bullard. Coker. THIRD ROW: Corbin. Kiihnl. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Upper classes show cooperative spirit to primary grades The fifth and sixth grades of Har- ding Elementary provided a good ex- ample of citizenship and cooperation for the younger students. With the direction of the new sixth grade teacher. Mrs. Alexander. and the fifth grade teacher. Mrs. Helsten, the two upper grades presented talent pro- grams for their parents and the high school students and sang with the Ha:- ding College A Cappella Chorus for a new record series. 305 FOURTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Mrs Sears Oeachen, Ballinger. Ozbirn, Sharp, Bugger, Pryor. Priest. Hacker. Kelly, Burken. SECOND ROW: Berry, Barry. Green, Wit- Iiams. Schol, Vinson, Kali. Alexander, Wright, Walker. THIRD GRADE. FRONT ROW Mrs. Lawson Heacheo. Dunn Mstcn. Cox Richey, Smith M ers Martin Coker SECOND ROW' B h'll ' ' Knight Flippin Cook, Nichols Parsons y I , ' - erry I .Daughefy, ngzlnhotl'larn. Berry. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Christmas program centers on customs in other countries The primary grades engaged in several activities this year which kept them busily occupied. The classes gave a Christmas program for the Parents and Teachers Association in which they sang and demonstrated some of the customs of foreign countries. In ad- dition. several programs were given at rest homes for the elderly. Each child selected one person from a home to be his special friend and did many things to brighten his life. ENJOYING the term; of having class our- doors, Susan Wrigh? cuis paper for an. 306 HEARTIlY devouring hot dogs, Andy Rowan 0nd DeWoyne Curry rake delight in lunch. ! : Q .15! -.--..- 3M I' U . .8.- 7.. IIIIIIE. FRONT ROW: Mrsk Alston Ueachm, Berryhill, Morris, Ballinger, Kiihnl, Corbin, Wrdght, Pryor. SECOND ROW: Mi1ler. Knight. Beck. Underwood. lsom. Gumball. Li-ME FRONT ROW: Mrs. Blue Ueachm, Treat, Woody, Smith, Porter. Ghent, Loftin. Gould. Goker. Daughety. SECOND ROW: Alexander. Laffona, Curry. LIII'. Rowan. Story, Kelly. Tarkington. Higginbotham. 307 Lightle, Dobbins 8. Lighile lnsurors-ReuII-ors 411 West Arch Avenue 501X263-3563 Lightle 8: Dobbins General Life Agency. Inc. Managing Agent -- Jr. R. Newman 501,!268-9195 All forms of Life, Health and Retirement Insurance. 3W ' A . ' - '. h' bilggagia' .- i ADVERTISEMENTS AMWF , , 75?? 512w . 11A,. ,..- .459 .- u! y. I' - . A L IHE AUTHOR Dr. le R. Lighliool is Prnlessur 0! Bible at Abilene ChliStiiII1College.He Is El trained scholar in the fiefd oi Blbli? manusmipls, yet he writes In non- technical language His book HOW WE GOI THE BIBLE tpubhshed by R.B. Sweet Co., Austin, Texas and Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, Mich, has sold more than 75,000 copiesy THE PRODUCER DIRECTOR A uetemn of 15 years 0! filmslrip pro duction, Jule L. 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Lincoln 268-5854 135 ', Ell. PERKINS THE BOUTIQUE 6 ENCY, INC. THE TOT SHOP . Flowers and Distinctive Gifts Insurance and . for all Occasions '5me Tax Service 306 N. Sprung Street 268-5816 303 AND um lASSETTEI 268-3643 I503 Wes? Peasure fih Imay 67 Easf 268-3434 X x i iiWilm WHIWH' ,- 6' BURGER BARN 6 Highway 67 East 263-3781 -II.IIIr... 6 325 t: HAY S TY EWRI R COMPA 11 East enter 268-5862 CONE-HUDDLESTON INC. General Conlrucror Searcy, Arkansas n -. ;r::;:,:;1jx4w. .- V . .a w? J .. -- u- ' .s. BEN RED STUDIO 1115 W. 4H1 Little Rock. Ark. Engagement. applitution, or passpon pictures can be made from your school negatives. 327 -.----i- 666 '7 , 6 ' .7 X I g. I ;!n6il-1I. 100 East Arch 268-5100 328 329 PIT DRIVE-IN RAND'S DUNCAN'S Highway 67 East POLY CLEAN Chrysler-Plymouth 268-3562 Highway 67 East 268-9639 704 E05? Race x: L... MIIMSIJ'IIK 51 Murray 1151! 7 ED ; 531' gash ar$ 3.. i1 CITY TIRE SERVICE 895 South Main 268-8620 BURTON. Editor m. m. Business mm m 0m callus Humps: CHAN PION mus: mm suPPu . , ammgmh'E-gura-L HH . HODGE AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 921 E. Race 268-5366 John A. Clark , 4132 Libby Ave.' , Oklahoma'ciity Oklahoma. 13 u... : SUM irdh'fa I 1 ; . 1L 3; I . . fr I- s. H u - ' 5: l ' M ' . I . N' ' a - '- ' r. , 7- I ' - 1.. a. . '21 .x' -- '- r '$ -.-.. xf if E THE ABTIUN I8 JOSTEN'SlAmerican YearbookCompanv ALWAYS WHEH i- K-w; F; 7 Hi $901103 FEDERAL Qanlllgg AND 30am ASSOCIA 403 W. Arch Ave. Searcy. Arkansas 268-2436 TASTEE FREEZ 1805 Ens? Race 268-657! r 1 o N vx 05': $' ' AND CLEANERS BILL'S RESTAURANT Hi9 hwuy 67 Eusl 2686596 . F a. F ', CONCRETE co., INC. ' Gravel I Driveway: 0 Comm! 0 Column bricks 0 Masonry comm CARL IEAVEIS, Manager 268-5852 335 BROOKSHIRE TIRE AND RETREAD Firestone and DX Products 200 S. Main 263-6134 336 THRIFTWAY SUPER FOODS Member of he Unifed S+a+es of SHUR- AFFILIATED Food Sfores VALU STAMPS E. Race and Highway 61 SEARCY SHOPPING CENTER Sonny. Arkansas E157 Searcy ,J'ggmy McRae 268-5831 5W 725.3354 337 J. - - , , ' - ,- --, . - HOWARD'S DISCOUNT CEMER 4 7-1 .; 1 Highway 67' Eustd 268-5676 DOG 'N SUDS 2104 East Inc. 268-9612 WHITE HOUSE, KELSO FARM SUPPLY, . Gnocsnx-:;-;.:: :-:1;::;-. . . - r I M +5; c'or ner 5f ' Race ahd Grand 7 II COLLEGE 7 7 Purina ChoersW-m Home of Good Things to Eat . Swift's Premium Proton 35-5! 33'3 . 5151mm 268-3100 HUGHES APCO SERVICE STATION 1523 E. Race 2683629 WHITE'HbUSE CK??? DAVIS PHARMACY .-E. Ruce'und GrangAvenue 6 6 - - 1304 E.Race 268-3588 268-9645 - r u 45;, 3, ; . ??? .. . . mum iLfl 'l 5 '6 , .4. 'l . . JOHN,S AUTO PARTS 1414 E. Race 268-6136 340 :651 End Barber Shop 1515 East Race BOLDING ESSO SERVICE 1210 East Race Searcy Glass Co., Inc. Manager: Bobby Liles 268-9669 .. 5' .3 ll .- :7 Wu F ' J h l l1. H l EL 1;. WWII? F . , FA 6 .L J- .- '-L6 F? . . I '6 h I'I'I' :c'. ..-.. ' kin i I 5 - - . F. .- .ri 7W m- - W f: 6' f 6 r ' H...Ni- .6 3 , K i i i Em A 'F F I F W l 1- I V d' - E k r I eunmwiLga?$: x ' I L F Mn. unGEL-T 35.9 6666 x F W a V I V A l L. I FFI: F n 6 il 1 3R M i'Pf-1 I Your headquarters for all types of Bible School muferiuls x uratf F HARDING COLLEGEnBOOKSTORE 341 4 HEADLEE DRUG STORE'S Coffee Shop conveniently located downtown offer shoppers snacks ranging from salads To sodas. HEADLEE DRUG STORE HEADLEE CLINIC DRUG STORE 204 North Spring 268-8647 912 East Race 268-3311 342 TYPllGRAPHY FOR THIS BOOK fur ished by ffmfzhy Gollcge PRESS commercial printers chrmm West printer ig '3 - A inGELS .j W t - ' $ t k ?pEN 777119 W FANCY MEATS 43:5 FuMesemus 1, ! uu r? T 1!; t Ix! H 5w 5m ANGEL'S FOOD MARKET S. Main 8. lincoln Streets 268-3233 WESTERN AUTO 215 West Arch 2768-8813 . . COMMERCIAL - THE RIALTO THEATRE PRINTING co. m w. Race 219 w. Archf; ' 268-2761 BRUCE R. ANDERSON Architect rmm: Ms M IIUI HI 1IHFIw him ,. III'H ' puma! . um I Ikalei: PARIS SUPPLY COMPANY MRS. HARRIS CAFETERIA 603 5. Main 268-5308 303 N- Spruce 268-9789 HARDING GRADUATE SCHOOL OF RELIGION Offers AN EXCELLENT FACULTY: W. B. West, Jn, Dean, Harold Hazelip, Jack Lewis, Miss Annie May Alston, Bill Patterson, John Scott, Philip Slafe, Thomas Wamn, Earl West, and Mrs. Velma West. STIMULATING COURSES IN: Bible, Hebrew. Greek, church history. Chrislicn doc- Mm. Christian evidences, church work. preaching, religious education, counseling, and missions. A PROGRAM OF EFFECTIVE STUDY lEADING TO: Maximum Christian service and III. MA. and M.Tl1. degrees Fall Semester Begins September 'I. For Complete Schedule of Classes Contact: W. B. WEST. JR. 1000 Cherry Road BILL FLATT Deon Memphis, Tennessee Assistant to the Dean Phane: 90'lf683-7'III 33117 Phone: 901l683-7516 346 STATE FARM INSURANCE VERNON ROGERS. Agent 5 Highway 67 East MASOWS FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP 125 5. Spring 268-6779 HOLIDAY INN Highway 67 East 268-6171 ? . I x, . .. Tuitpiv V ' - ' l l IIIII 347 n A-AJ ' ARD'S JISAUS ' 711E71T2DTAN . HE NOE ' 1 1.1-7 iPURlTYGMHANTEED ma 1 ' HEARD'S SAUSAGE CO. in 1' D '3 RV Lou. 5'th SAUSAGE 268-3780 Au Fowl Lawson Slreel 's JULIAN E. LIGHTLE, JR 3 -';- DEENER Er ooaams. JR ., x . I .,-'..---- , ! Lightle, Dobbins 82; Lightle gniutozi - cJQrzaftozs 411 WEST ARCH AVENUE - 501 f 253-3563 - SEARCY. ARKANSAS 72143 6ot49mtulatiw15 to tile flarding student body andfmzlty on another outstanding year. 348 DAIRY QUEEN ASTY TREATS - CQURTEOUS SERVI Park Avenue KELLEVS RESTAURANT SEARCY, Also in Bald Knob. Balesville and Newport 349 350 77 Peuchfree Place, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30309 ON CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES: Bill Cox - Jerome Barnes SALES MANAGER: Louis Bufferfield HELPING HARDING and HARDING STUDENTS Harding is very excHed abouf being associa+ed wi+h Universal. a company +ha+ is in+eres+ed in giving financial assisfance +0 Harding while helpin rlarding s+uden+s earn greafer profifs fhrougisummer Bible sales. How do you describe Harding students ? Diversity is the keynote Diversity in the pursuit of excellence could best describe Harding's student body. A diversity in aspirations and life-time goals. but a unity of purpose in Christian service characterizes the students in their quest for academic achievement. Searching for the answers to their questions and pondering over the accumulation of knowledge and human experience that is so typically a part of college life. they come to grasp the fullness of the Christian life. Meshed within the daily schedule of work. study and recreation the student finds time for personal involvement that is so uniquely a part of Harding. Finding time to work as teacher aides in a school for retarded children. spending their vacations working in campaigns for Christ. and donating blood in a local Red Cross drive are only a few examples of the personal involvement found in Harding's student body. Personal involvement in projects and Christian service with their teachers outside the classroom has given the students the chance to acquire a knowledge often overlooked in larger institutions. The ability to combine the classroom with extracurricular activities to produce the well-rounded student is education at Harding. Diversity in honors and achievements is as wide as the interests of the students and a tribute to the dedication of those seeking to rise to the pinnacle in academics or athletics. This dedication to excellence requires hard work and places an extra burden upon the students e a burden of their own cheesing. Diverse as they may be, in purpose and service. Harding students are one. .3; Interested ? Write Harding College For turther information write: Director oi Admissions. Harding College. Searcy. Arkansas 72143 351 Directory A Aarcn. Theda, 41 Able; Idell, 41, 169 Abnuy. Norma Rulh 150917 1 16 Glenmere 01.59019. A11; 72143, 103 153, 261 A CAPFELLA, 155 AckL-r Becky 1111 RI 6 801 305 longwew, 1'5: 75601, 05, 249 Adams,CarelJean15r14490 5n George Snmpson, Lachme, Quebec Canada 73 138 Adams, Hmo1d 00129105131 1 320 Foles10r, Newport, Ark 72112, 239 Adams, James 126551-11 151.1 1351 50111111011, Am, An: 85321, 73, 2.10 Adam,JUd11h SVbIIIJf111351 5n1l1111on, Am, An: 85321,95,153,154, 155. 175,256 Adums,MichaulSvephen1511404 N KlmerH, Malden, Mo 63853, 111, 238 Adums,5helr1Rnnee1F111212 N 431d 51 Easr SI Loans, 111 62204 111 24? Adam: Terrmre end Pesr Conllol, 317 Add:5,51unley Howard 151 1 R1 3, Mcnerla, 01110 45750 73 Adkmt Fledrlck E011 lSoph1Hwy 5, 89n1c1n, Auk 72015, 210, 211, 226 AHEA, 175 Nun. Barbara Faye 15013111 1121 Shawnee Leavenwonh, Kan 66048 103 261 Akms. Jlm F, 1111 166 Scurhgale Rd , Sacramenln CD111 0581585186 232 A1buugh,Mauree1-115116715 Cobm John Rd , Splinghe1d, Va 22150. 73, 253 A1bngh1, Amlm 1. 1Fr1 RI 1, Caldwell, Ida 83605, 111, 151?, 235 A1bngh1, M0111 Alan1F114907 Eirn, Eellaite, Tex 77401, 111, 201, 238 Aldrich, Lvdene Kay 6091': I Druhwood Manor, Culvenon, N 1' 1193195, 156, 166, 171, 261 Alexander. C1nudene, 73, 266 A1exundar,Dcvls Jean lJl,1 176017, Brookllne Ave1,Daymn,Oh1o 45420 95 Alexander, Flanoy, 24 Alexander. Fred J , 21, 73 Alexander Steven VancelFr16308 Beulah Church Rd.,Lou1w-lle, Kv 40228, 111, 231 A1122. 06691051. 151181 1, Box 149. Marvell, Auk 72.166 73 Allen,Craw1ordleonardU111516 Nelcndw Mount Dam Flo 32757. 95 152 155 228 Allen.00v1dLee1Jr1800 E Moore Ave, Apl 11, Searcy, A111 72143 95 Allen, Je551cu Fallh 1531311.! 305 F, POI1E751,SEHGIObID,M1SS 38668, 103, 256 A11en,Jimrny.29,151.216 811211. John Fosfev 1F11 Fearlond Tu 77581, 111 Allen. KulenLee1Jr1 1104 E inc: Apr, 16. Seartv. Ark 721411 A11I50n,Anaie Muchnnon 11711103 Cousmeou. Pensaco1u, Flo 32507, 111 186 A11:50n,C1aude F 1.111 103 Cousineou, Pensacola, Fla, 32507, 95. 186. 239 AllisOn. James Michne1Vemor11511 101 Race SI Aprs.Searcy.Ark, 7214173 Allison,51tohen WI111Dm1Sf1410 W Founh Cormng, A11: 72422 73 152 237 Almond Deborah Kay IF: 1 R1 4 80- 44,8en1onw112,Ark 72712, 111, 175, 247 Alpha Chi, 138 Alpha Delta lambda. 171 Alpha Epsilon Chi, 224 Alpha Omega Alpha, 225 Alpha Ii Gamma, 164 Alpha Fhl Kappa, 2233 Alpha Psi Omega, 16:1 Alpha 'I'uu Epiilnn, 227 Maven, 891W. 266 Nsron, Jnclue lAch! 5 Mugnnha Dr , Searty, Ark 72143, 270, 272 273, 274-. 2713, 282. 288. 289 290 205. 296 Mnon, Susan 1Acud15 Magnclm DL. Searcy, A111 72143, 270 279 1101 Alrmon, Barbara, 41 Altman Dune1Acud,1 11 Mugno11u Dr , Searcy. Alli. 72141271,?73, 274,275 271?, 288, 292. 293. 295. 299 Airman, 01 Ted. 30 Alfon, Cnlhv M01I21J112105 1711'. Ave. Parkeuburg, W Va 26101, 175, 246 Alumni Axsocmhon. 315 Amulcan Studiu. 176 Amenccm Veufbock Company, 332 Amman, Paul, 38 Andaman, Sabby Wayne 1Fr 1 80: 375, Hussa1l,Atk 72139 Anderxon, Bruce R, Arthilecl, 344, 345 Andaman, Char1es H ESrl 2615 Kuldme SI, Humane, Ala 35811, 73, 147. 149, 176. 240. 243 Andaman, Diane Mm1elFr.l4322 A5h1nwn,Flinl,Mich 48507, 111, 156, 166, 169 252 Andaman, Ednh Akin 1S: 1 306 Krone Rd , Bremen, Ga 30110, 73. 176 Anderson, Eric Ailon 1Fr1111.2.86x 508A, F1emmqron, N J 08822 Anderson, Gary T 15:1801: 61, Bumunan, Go 3011171232 Anderson, Jucque1yn LOUISE 1J1.1 114 N Huckory 51,Nor1hLm!e Rock, Ark 72114, 113 Anderson, Jane, 41 Anderson.Jerrylyn615r13535 Colcn1olAv9,Roanoke,Vo 241318.231 Andenor1,Kurlu 8911111114451 Torque SI Wmhmgmn, D C 20000, 95, 152 249 Andmsnn, Kennz-Ih Clay 150911 1 Pt 1,Cen191 171dqe A111 72027 103 Anderson. Larry De1nu1se 151 1 R1 3 Harmon Ark, 72601, 73 138 241 Andmson, Reva 15r1913 15151,, North 1.11119 Rock, Ark 72114, 73 I66, 250 Andaman. Richmd Temple15r17531 1411101 , Edwards AFB Cnhf 93523 7:1. 231. 255 Angel, thy 1Azud1 10 meaad, Seuvcy, Ark 72141278, 287, 301 AngeF 3 Grocery, 344 Anf1ey, Kay 181.! 1an 5 Sevcmh 51, Monroe.La 71201 73, 251 Avd'wl, Karynn Demse1F115900E 97111 51 , Kansas Cay, Mo 64134, 111, 156, 261 8'90. 11013911 Quinn HM 4993 Melun19,Memph15.1enn 38118 95. 148, 214, 231 Ariansns Power and Light Co, 317 Ame , Poul Leon lFr 1 RI 1,816ckCreek,W1s 54106, 111, 233 A'nold. DOMO Mon 11:! 1 3045 N 0001105121, Indiunopuhs, Ind, 46236, 111, 155, 159 162, 175. 256 Amng'on. A1113; Anneire 1501311 1 584 N Ages Ave,Cnmder1,Ark 71701, 27, 103, 256 Aly, Kenna Roosevell IF: I Adel Rd,MouIIr19,Ga 31768 Ashley, L1ndaFruncr-11F1181 l, Boonevi112,ArL 72927, 111, 260 Alleberly, Jamesl. 1511504 W Plymourh, Apr 1,1ng1ewood cam 00302 73, 226 250 Augsburqer, Bruce Eugene 15012111 RI 1, Benmn 111 61516 27, 103 240 Auslm, Phonduite15r1666 Reynolds $1.,P0n1o1ct, MISS 381363 73, 251 Aven, KurenlSop111SJOElvon Houston Text 77034, 155, 162,166, 171, 174, 261 Averza. PEGQY Jo 15:1 115 Soulh S1, F11:11burg.Moss 01420, 73, 165, 1721 Awud Ghusmn 15Dp1'1 1 403728 Nazarelh Israel 103 Awad Honi 1Fr1 4031'28 Nuzarclh Israel, 111, 170 AL W Rom Reel, 338 Awm-y, Judy Vanna 1Fr.1 2631 Tenncssee,51 Louis, Mo 63118. 111 169171181249 Ayles, Pamck J. 1511 1502 W 1 11h, Shllwovef, 0km 74074 M5911, Mme; 10191381500111.5135 Pilgrim Ave , Muszle 51105111810 35660, 103 240 Bachmaun Tlmorhy Clyde 111 ,1 665 Warn: Sr Faro Charlomg, 1'10 33950, :5 233 Back Edwm 01151511P10lieErPd,SDGle,AFk 72143, 73, 202, 203, 234 BUQQBH,A111OUS Brown 151 1 RI 1, Box 164, Adumgv1l19, A10 35005 73 158, 159 2413 8099911, Belly 10151 5111 1, Box 164 Adcmine Ala 35005, 73, 138 255 809920 George E.. 33 68. 1513 Eaggen, Robe 111de 1507 E Market Benny A111 7214! 270 273 274 275 2813- Sr 292. 293, 295, 299 809113. Wollucu Gregory1J115425 R10 1.1mm 81vd,Sazrumer1lo,C61-f 95838, 95, 232 x Bognenu, Rabccco Anne 111 J 4501 81udle 9d,, Burllewulle, Oklu 7400195, 154 155 Balley, Fred James 151,1 151 Hake 51, Spnng Groue, Pa 17362, 47, 73. 80.1631 Gcnev-eve Mcry151181.7, 5ear:y,A1k 72143, 73, 1J8 Bmley,Jo11n Manon1F112198 F1101 $1,A1wo1el, Cola? r95301. I I I Bailey. Namy Lounse11'11 13055 Pebh1eblook,Houi1nn,Te-1 77024, 103 BOIIEY, Paulo 150911 1 RI 3, Russci1v111e, Ark 72801, 103,251 Bomes, Johnny anh1150p111708 E. Cenler, Searcy, A111 72143, 103, 23V Baker, Anne A11y$snlJr1Armory Rd.,Mounru1r1 Horne, A111 7265195246 Bakel, 8:111Atud1402 W 30111 S1, pIna 311111, A111 71601. 238 289 295 296 Enkel, Brute C 156ph13818 Sunbury Rd,, Columbus, 01-110 43219, 103 BnkEl. CON 5011 15r,1 808 Elmu, York, Nab. 68467, 73, I46, 168, 169 8088!, Charles Cubcl EH 1 400 E, Cenlet, Seulcy, A111 72143, 111, 240 80119:,Cher1Lynn1Fr1601 W. Gordon, Holyoke, C010 30734, 111, 155, 246 Baker, Dan Joe 15r,1601 W Gordon. Holyoke, C610 80734, 121 Baker, Leonor: 15r1 1316 N Ponchamn $1,Arlmgton Va 22205. 33 73 165 Baker, Myrna Lynn1$oph1400 E Cunlur, SEurCy A41: 72143 103 Baker, P913915, 41 Baker, Truman, Chevroler, 323 Bahiwm, John, 24 Baldwm, John D1tmore1Fr1H01yoke,Calo 80734 Baldw1n,Teresu Sean 1Fr1 Son 358, C11nlon,Avk 72031 111, 156 157 813193, D! James D,, 2'? 86195, Mark S1uar11J11304'f: Cenl:r,Ap1 A, Seulcy, Ark 72143, 95 80195, 80bm1Acud1707E Race, Seulcy, Ark 7214127728? 301 Balluvd, Johnnie, 41 Ba1zone1h, Margore! France: 11:1 1 845 N E 179 Ierr,M1urm,F1c1 33162 II1 Bernhard, Cnro1AnniSoph19 Canadian P1., 1emlkonu, Te: 75501, 103 Bamlord. Monle Bruce1Soph 1 RI 8, Box 658, Yelorkuna, Tel 75501, 103 Banks, Phyllis Ann 16de 8823 Bower Rd , Sebasvapof, C0111 95472, I2I 156, 15? Banks, Rebecca Susan 1.111 8823 Bowel Rd, Sebaslopoi, Cnhf $5472 95 149 153 160. 250 Bunra. Joner Kay ISDpH 1 Gdan, Ark 71901, 103, 145, 150,156, 171,247 Barber, John 711111.; 1501311 1 RI 4, Box 331 fan Myers, F11: 339105, 103, 232 Iulden, Bill, 266, 288, 2?. 290, 291, 295 8amard,Hur1ry Lund1215pec18m 85, Kensefl, Alb. 72082 Barnard. V-rg1lGeneESonh1 Be: 415 Kense Ark 7208? 95 Barnes, 8011:1116, 30 Bumes, Dr Jemme M,30,41,143 Barnes, Joyce Elaine 151 1 RI. 1,801 220, Cu1dwr11, 01110 43724. 74. 212, 215 Bulnen, Dabble 1Amd1907 N Hntly, Searcy, A111 72143. 202 :71 272 273 2,51 273, 233. 287, 295 Bamell. Srave C10191F1I2303 Avondale,Gleenv-11:,Yex 75401, 111, 227 Bomger, Thomas Kenh 1J11484 Park Dr , C1awmn, Much, 48017, 95 234 Bornnchn, Mcchue1 Eugen: 1Jr1510774 Smnehedge Blvd, Fl Wayne, 1nd 46815 V5 I68, 240 Bcrlun, Challes Edwald lSuphJ RF 1, 80: 214,1rtnlon F10 32693 103 237 Barron, Glenn Wayne 1F1 1 Box 198.112nron Fla 3269?, 1 I I 186 Banhoiamew, Gory, 38, .11, 164, 177, 232 Bartholomew, Gwen 1Jr1Me1ody Lune A915, 21, Scorn, Auk 72I43, 244 Barlon, Kolhy Lynne 15r.1 80: 115, Alabaster, Ala 3500?, 75, 165, 174, 176, 253 Banon, Manon EIIZObElh 1J1,1 I15 Herrun 51., Fuyelle, Ala 35555, 95. 160. 251 80r!on,VclecIAllen1J11 140 Cloverdal: Dr Sentry, Ark. 72143 95 Icahn Team. 20: 805111921, Murlha Krusr1ne1Fu1RI 1, Van Burun, 411. 72955, 111 Iclllefbcll hum, 192 Baleman, DONEI 5181311511 1J1,I 30034 Elmglove, Sam! Clmr Shows, Mum 48082 95 15w 160, 201 311185. Donna 1.913191289 Melly Ann D:,Memp11u, Tenn .2181 17 111, 256 Bn11:,Debarah Deanne cm 3910 mm 51,. Bower. La 71010 111 Sullen, Ne1du Lou lFr 1 El LCIevelond, A111. 72030, 11 I 861115;, Cordell Wllham 1Jr1 1009 Cherry H111 DI, Norlh Lullle Puck, ink 72116 '75 :11; 211 Bauer, Craig James 1Fr 1 I240 Cormcna, Flcrmam Mo 53033 111 227 Bawzom, Dean, 41, 69, 22?, 256 Buwcom Lana Cawuvr1$11 Box 376 51:1 A, Secuw A11: 7214109 74, 256 Boner, Rosemary liked I RI 1, 801 133,801eswllc,AIk 72501, 300 Beach,LuVerne1$ophlil 4, Seorcy, A111 72143, 41 Beaanesw Lee1$112916 W Co111n,Cors1canq Tel 75110, 74 232 Benin. 'Judllh Annelie1311 3415 E1wood Dr,Ru:1ne,W1s 53406, 74, 246 Beard,Pul11 51.151511 11' 1,80: I71, Houghlon La 71037. 74. 144, .224, 242 BeosJey, Culul Anne IHI 4680 Cmncrvev Ln.,Memp1u3, 19111-1 3811? 1'11, 155, 250 BeasJEy, James Thomas 1511 4680 CIDSIOVEF Ln , Memph1s,Tenn 38117, 74, 173, 22G Heas1ey, Haber! Man U: 1 911 E, Race,Ap1 Ill Searcv, Ark 72143. 36 95 229 Bemley. Sheba, 41 Beam . Nana lvene 1Jr1 560 W P1eamnl, Spas 84 Tu1am, Cul-l 93274 95, IS1 I73. 24: Benny, M1119 Alexander 1501911186: 358, JeHerson, Ga 30549. 186 Beavers, I'mu lAcud I 805 N Cedar. Semty, Ark 712143.270,271,273,271278281. 9111: Beaverl, G1endn 6011 val 1510 616, 51 , Benlen, A111 72015,111,156,170 250 Beck,8reoda LEE1Jr1R1 2 Bnerwoad Dr,Columb1n, Tenn 38401 95 250 Back CEEII 30. 215 Betk. 1391310 1Amd1 801 Cudal Scorn Ark 72143 269 270, 271, 272. 271, 275 . 283 285, 287, 298 Back,Da1-1 A110H1F113000E Klehl, North 111112 Rock A11: 72116 Beck Gory 811cm 1F: I 801 Cedar,5201cy Ark 72141103202231 Beck, Ken Allen 1509111 3600 E K1211! Nulrh Lwle Rod, Ark 72116 103 18:: IOU 2112 Beck. Lanv Gm: 150th 1111 Fan Ave , Gamamue, Te. 76240 103, 186.232 Becks , Vlrg11, 22 Beene. 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Ill, 230 :1 1 anh Huhi fSan-I 106 APIIHglarl PI Vv'nsI Monroe ln 71201 103 236 111v 335 n 5111011 Wuwr 1S0ph1 46121 Crossover ln Mernpms Tenn 3811? 103 231 NJ Team, '20? 1110111111v13775 0rvU111 Valley Rd er'Ie Rock Ark 7770-1 55 1 .' 11.:dd1'v1'un 1F11 1705 F Meow An! 15 Svurty AIL 7:143 111 HI Brucw Hophl 161141 CamelI-n Tmr LN. 6mg; C014 05030 103 1 '1 Inrh Drllv IGNIPH ITO Unverdnlv Dr rvenrrv AIR 72143 1 u I11v1F11707 N Ipwn Nnu 1bmm l0 70560 111 I Iu-du Sum 19! 1 811 5 Muvlmmn WmImn Krm 67:11.1 74 11: . 0mm! 19- I 1200 F Mmh-l Svr'lvn Ad 73143 , 1 MM 1511707 N Lem; Nav- lber-n la 705h0 74 227 Brodlmd 3mm Alan lSr I 1571? S ForesI Dtlnvgr, C010 8022?. 74, 2:15 Bmdlnrd Deborah LnuI'Fr 13311 Spl1nglock,Houuon 12x 77055, 111.243 BradIord, Junrl va lSr I 33H SDHHQIOCIC Houxmn, Ten 77055. 74 Brndlmd, Podgm Dnln IFr 1 R! 1 8m 94,5hn10y, Ark ??I53, IIE Brndlvy, Hamel, 41 BrndII-y Myrn Jane III I Bm 88, Wulnul Ridge. Ark 72476, 75, 173. 25? Bmdlev thzxrl D 1511!:704 S E Elonk1yn Portland. Ota 97206 75. I44. 154. 241 Branch, Dom. ColleH lSr1HPndorson, Tenn 38340711156 Brunnrxk, POHIUG fume Ur I 313 Ruthmond Ave , Rmhmond, Ind 47374 175 156 ?47 Bmmmn. BFH Fdwmd IF: I Bo! 373.?uswel1,Ga 30075 I I 1 231 Bmy, Edward Eurl 1511 134 Roberts Aye , Horshnm Pa 117044 B-uz-AH Sharon Faye IF! I 1213 W Bully Hmnson Ark 72601 111 Breodlcw Nrmrv Man! II! .150- 204 UnaInkleeI NM 00684, 95. 758 Brewet, Denny Chnrlci 150971 1 RI 2, Box 235, 09 Queen, Ark 7183? 103, 234 Brewer. Gory Von 1JrI 1506 W Block, El Dorado, Ark 7I730. 95 Brewer. Inm- El1rn IF! I 1506 W Block El Dmudo, Ark 7l730 III 248 Brewer. Jami : Elam: Ur 1 C123 Mnrhel. Searcy, Ark 72l43, 95 Brewer, Rnnch Fold Ur I 6729 Momn Rd Memphis.1enn 38128 95. 170 7,11 Bwaer. Ricky C 1Jr1 Q23 Mariel. Secrzy. Ark 72143 95. 227 Brewrer. WI1110m Gene IF: I 1214 Combs, El Doladc. Ark 71730 Bridges Rem Susan lFr I 585 S: Mane Flonssuni Mo 63031 10.1 Budge; WIIIIOm E , 41 Bviggs.Conn1e 099151191 4. Bo: 55, Cameron. W Va 2603175 Briggs.51lmon Elaine I51 1 101 Clrrle D: Mor1el!u,01uc 45750 Brimheuy, Don Glegmv IF! 1 RI 4 Box 42112:.nglon Part, Md 20053, 111 Blumbeny, Ronald K9111: IFI lI Pl 4, Ba! 4211.?xmglan pink, Md 20653 111, 2:15 BllsIt'LSUSEII'IIACOd1911 E Race Sealrv Ari: 72143 274 BIiUOW, Vicki LynnPlJl1575 S 99 E Ave , Tulsa, Okla 74178 b? 95 175 257 Broadfnol, Dena Auue11n1JrIRI 8. Greenvilla, Tenn 37743. 95 Block James Lew-515I17375 Somerse! WIcInto Kan 67204, 75 144 156 Ibo Icy: Brock Mary KarheranSI1237SSDmefu-l W1C1'1l'tl Kan 67204, 75, 156 Brad, Mary Lee IGrad I RI 2, Bo: ! Tlumnnn, Ark 72472 12I Brotkwr-Il, Juunno l$r1 1809 James 51 , Jonesbcro, AIR 72401 75. I31. 138, 1511 Brooks, Emdfmd O1d1mm U: 1 2224 Fnirwew PI , Elllmqs, Mon! 5910?. 95, 201, 229 Brooks, James Edward IF! I 853 Ashburn, Greenvi112 M155 387m, 11 I 234 Bunch, KelIy Fallen iFrI 1501 Ponme 5! , Flml, Mich 98507. 111. 235 Brooks, Malcello Vulgmvo 150911 1 511B 5 29m Ave , GuleorI, Flo 33707, 11, ISO Brooks 511mm! 1Soph1 Box 159 NnvInr, Mo 63135.1 103, 150, 151, '15:J 156, 160 259 Brochhure Tyre and Renaud 33b Broom Maw Balm: 1J1 I Srar RI , Heuvenm Okla 74937 155, I72. ?13 255 BroIIvetIan, 0cm IAmd I Box 95, Garner, Ark 7705? Brotherlan Ronald, 33 41 Blown Nun anynl'I'0150p111i'1' I Btu 43774. C1alhu1119 Ali. 72830 Blown Carl Pucky Mr 1 Bo: 374 Dolls 6:: 31774, 95. 191 Bmwn.Eul1IAdeR1 2 Sector. All: 721412711 274, 288, 795 300 Brown Gordon Buy ISII 35'28 Nonhweslwn Ave Puylwrsbutg W Va 24101. 75. 241 Brown. Jesse CIIIf ISrI 3671 PoIengIIIM-llmglon Rd Memphls Tenn 38178, 75. 231 Browm Jum 24:6 Blown. Jimmy Jackson IF! I 801 PundoII Dr . Semcy. Ark 72143. III Brown. Kt'IIII J lSoph I I?! 1, Wnupaca, Wu 54081, 232 Blown. lnuv Slaven 1Jr1 396 Glove Ln ng of Pruwu. Pa 19406 95 I43. 149. 237 Brown, Leon FanII 150.31: I H570 N Bloudwoy, Fsrcnd1du Coll! QQO25 103, 156, 168. 223 Brown. Thomas IF: I 1214 Furmslund, Hacmndo Heighu CuIII 91745, 111 Brown, Tamrrne 41 Brownd Jahn RUbI? 150611: I ?505 Nolmcndy Dr Newport Ark 72112 IgB Brownmg,Murth-EIS'1020 D 5! , Auburn, Wash Q8002, 75,150. I51,155,175,744 Browning, Fumess Flnzrlbelh IFI 11170 D Q! , Auburn Wash 9300?, 111, 16?, 744 Brownmg, Rulh, 1613.266, 267.271.2741 Browning, Wn1lunm Jerome 1111 Box 207 Judsomu, All 72031, 95 Embater fmmson R IGrnd 1 RI 1, Seurcy Ad 72143. I?1 230 Brubnker, WIIl-am Randall lEmph'I 1'23 Erooh-de Dr, LvIIIF Rock, Ark 72205. 103 18a, 1411. 236 Bvumley Jnrm-s Terny IS! I b07E Wondruil,5m1rty, Ark 72143 151,136, IOI, 726 742 Brunev, David Gol1lScpthOII N Dwis-on Applemn W15 54911.103,233 Ivuncv Tmolhy Lea lJrI 603 N Dwiscon ApvaIon, Wu 5mm, db 95 14? I47 148 14? I76 2327 Blumng Darrell Wayne 1?: I 1716 E Mmkel, Semcy, Auk 721-43 111 ??9 Bvumng Deboloh Kayo 150911 I I716 E Mmket SEUIKV A111 72143 Bummer John Gammon 1505311! 29 Sumnvwhull Ln Mnntheslw Mo 63011. 46 95 142 201, '29? 8mnner.PobmlFr129 SnnmmInH Ln , Mnnchmrel, Ma 03011 27, I11, 245 Brynm, Brenda Kay ISaph 1 RI 1 Box II? BrudIDrd, Ark 72020. 103 BlyonI, Deborah Ann 18::pr I RI 4. Box 33? Hope, Ark 71301, 103. 251 Bryant Gavv WarranlJl15214 San Juan Ave Jacksonwlle Flo 32710 Buchanan Kevm 0 IFr I 4545 Reed 51 . Fr Wayne, Inc! 48806 Buchanan Thelma, 41, 169 Buthmun. Brnd U! I 965 LanchEr ST Mmm'lu, Ohio 45750 95 23? BucHey Burw Thomas IFII RI 4 Mamn Term 382217.180 Suzy. SeverIy IAcodI 905 SunnyInH, Sewn A11: 77143 268 270 271 773. 274, 778 287 299 BUEY.C0'01lvnl2118150p111905 Sunnyhlll, Searcy, Ari 77143 103 127. 182, 753 Bury..1955,30,180,131 I92 104 195 1Q6 Bucy Sue 41 Buh'mglon Jam 0 IF! I 4 1?:ng Dr Bummghnm Mn 352l3 Bullard, Juyce, 41 Bullard. Kcvhy IAcudI 104 Cloverdufc, Semu Ark 72MB 27I 273 774 975' ?78 257 296 Bullnld Kewn IAtndI 10.! C10vendn1o, Seam. Auk 711143 271, 374 275, 783 20?, 205 300 Bullard Samh linn II: I Box 72. Gregory, Ark 72059, Q5 250 Bullock Jew Dm-1d 15: I R! 2, Porlngewllu, Mo 63873 75 Bunrsng Maw Kay? 150rh I 510 Summsrplnte Cf , S! laws Mo 631?5 103, 2-47 BurtI'I,GIor1a So11ylFr1Rr 2 Kdlen A10 35645, 111, 155 25:1 Buvth, 0m Randa11 IFr I 801- 58.0ur1mn, S C 29334, 111.238 Burch, Penelom- Maw 1511 RI 1, Middlebuume, W Va 26149 75 I74 Butthom Graham Berwevl Ur I III 1. Kenna , Mo t3557, 05 236 Eu-ger Bram 325 Burgesa,1hrrese AnnlSoph150'I? Pendlelon 51 San Duran Cnl-I I72110? I03 ISo EUIkP Counm- 41 Burke W111mm Leshe '28 '29 BUILEV' AI'N! McDadI-IF111334 Volnus D! vade- A11: 36609 III 136 Buvke!1.Kor10mrnd1802E CEII'l'r. Ssamy Ark 72143 270. 301 HUIIIIIIIII, OIIa RIIIIduI ISoplI I RI l GIrII FII'JUIL W VU BOUJQ IOJ BurlesoII, Jnne EwarI IJI I IQO UIprIrI Dr IfU'yIIITL'. Ala 3555, K35 I55 2-H Eumell. 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Eamon, Ky. 42025. 98, 261 I Hill, Rim Diane 1Fr.I 6076 W, Pierson Rd., Flush1ng,M1:h.48433, 114, 169. 243 H-malizk, 1211er Alan 150511111 R11 2. Box 3911159011419. Ind146979. 105, 240 Ice, Ronald Louus 1509111 111. 2. 13m 39?, Wushmgion ,w Va 2151111, 105, 151, 22a Himes, Mania Jeanl51.l30 N. E, 89111 Ava, Fenland, Ore, 97220, 81. 153 Ideal Shop, 329 Hinds. Ronald S H3119 1Jr,l 339 59051519 D'r- Porifucu,CoI1f 98044 98- 1861 227 Jidu, Hisuko ESLI Kyoaiwasm, No 18 Chonm, 3 Jo, Asalnkawarhu, Hokkmdu, Juwm 4.1 Hinerman, James Ogol UI'J Rt, 1, Columbianu, Ohio 44403, 98, 192, 204, 2'27 . 17g Hinerman.Mu1y 101mm. l. Columb-onu. Ohio 44405. 105. 254 lmholf,C1-121yl Lynn 111 1 Box 66, 111 2, Osceola, lawn 50213, 95, 151, 152 Hines, Brandt: 6011 CFLJ 1007 Soulhwesr Dr., 801191.10 70714, 155 lmhnH, Leolo Duane l5r.I R1, 1.1.9011, Iowa 50144, 32, 174, 255 Hinson. Garv L 1er 15745 Pcplar. Southgare. Mich. 43172. 31 lnrnan, JoanElainelJr.15130 s Hummn, F1. Wayne. Ind. 45301211, 125, 251 Hinlon, Samuel Wayne 111 J 605 Ritkwnod Rd, F1wence,Alo 35030, 94, 98, 144, 231 lnness, Rhonda Jo 15,-: 400 Raymond D, ,0 Fallon, Mo 62136 Hinzman. Befsv lee lFr I '69 Wells 51., Moviwa. Chin 45750. 114. 156, 260 Inscuee, Linda Coral IFr 1 9857 Valley Pmes 01 , Folsom,Cc111f 95551125, 1512 Himyamu, Megurni 15921: I 2-67 Hngashlhulo, M110, lburoku, 31010pon.l1 'npemguonal Campaigns. 153 H11, Carol Ann 150ph.I RI, 2. Bcleswlle, Ark. 72501. 105 fnnmnnuo' Club, 170 H11, Ronafd 519119111121 2, Bmesvulle, Ark, 72501, 98, 232 Info 8010 Sigma. 155 Hobelmun, Ronald E, 155911 J 723' N Kenlutky Rd. Memuto, MO 05265. 105, 150, 1521 Fsenberg. Danny H. IJ117407 Mayrow D1 , Loumwlle, Ky 40291, 105, 227 1721 225 150m, Allen, 29, 35 Hodge Auln Supply, Inc, 331 Hodge, 801: Gene lScphJ Box 1137, 511:1, A, Seurcy, Ark. 72143, 105 J Hodge, Jone! lea lSnph I 11623 C1rnc11ec, Balms, 1211,7538, 105,248 Hodge, Mari Adnon 1m I900 Ford Duma'ksville, Ar17725301 114.126 Jackson, David Bruce 1s. 1 cos Foley 1:11, Wulltumsbulg, Va 23185. 82, m, 155 240 00901-100 Palncl 5'11 23: 59 15 51,WesIMemph1s,Ark 72301- 3' Jackson, lorry M1lron lJr I 1710 E Mulkel 51,, No, 12, Searcy, Ark, 72143 Hogan, lcvrv J. UN 2460 Dolly Rldge TL. Blrmmghom No 35243 98 Jackson, Nancy 51511191 lFr 1 Melody lane Apls, No, 111, Seclcy, Ark 72143 Hogan, Wilhurn RundaII IF11505 W, Ford, Osceola, A111, 72370, 114 Jacoby, Paul Allen u, 1 Rf 12,512 Rock, pen 17327. QB, 108,225 Hogins. Marcus Wade lfrl 1012 51'th HI Dr . 1009mm. M1 724011 1051 '55: 240 Jacques, Beverly Glynn lsoph 1 232 Slmon Ave , 81y111ev1119,hrk 72315 105 Home . 5909' , Cnrnl 15mph I H'PPWL A'k 72635 1051255 Juhshnn, Khairl Elias tJr.l PauI VI 51 , Nuzulelh, 151091, 04, 98, 170, 176 Holder, Perly Lee lSophI Box 183. Senorobiu. Miss 38668 10mg, awndu, 42, 14,9 Hulderby. Shawn Kay ULI 1928 Benedlcl Cr , 5mm Album, W Va, 25177, 98, 13?, 156, James. Debra Gay UV 1 Ehmtmgh A11. 72531. 95. 244 165. 1591 17'. 174.1751 2241244 James, Elizabelh June 151.1 Bolt 70?, Huldlng College, Searcy, A111 72143, B2 11-5 1'4 HcIiduy Inn, 347 James, Gerelu Jean IF: I Cedm 51,,Cl1nlun, Ark 72031. 114 Holland. Barbara Dianne 1515111111 515 Pollock,Nonl-1 L1111e Roth,Arl1 72117, 105, 2151 James. lorry Mania 151,1 300 Spnng V011 , R1:hordson,Tex 75080, 32' 24' Holland,Chene Allenlsoph 18013 North Ridge, Apr 1103.5hermun.19- 75090. '05. 245 James, 1111;111:121 L 11;,1 Box 762, Harding CoHege, Seorcy, Ark 7214193, 1.12, 1.1? m- Hcllund, Karen Lynn IJIJ Box 315. Lake CiTy, Ark. 72437, 94. 98, 142, 106. 1159, 176, 217, Jana, Quby, 425 169 245 Jeralds. Bruce Kevin 151.1 310 E Pork,5eu1cy, Ark, 72143. 32, 227 Hollemnn, W. 6-. 4 Jeroids, Pamela Burleson 15H 310 E Park, Smrcy, Ark, 72143, 82 2 Hollis. Bobby Joe 11:1 3129 Bilduhl 51.. Rockford, Ill 6110?. 98 Jelkins, David Wiison 1111 121. 2, Box 636, Waycmss, Ga 31501, vs, 227 Hollis, Junel Gail IFrJ 212191 Hoyre, Shrevepon, La 71103, 114, 243 Jeweu' Alice, 34, 253 Holloway, William, 32, 33. 175. 240 Jewell, Fred, 38, 165. 235 Holmes. Clndv Lou lJrJ 439 Sullivan Ave., Eosl Allan, Ill, 62024, 98, 150, 174, 247 Jimmy 5 Mens Store, 315 Holt. Jack Russe'l Ur I 2440 E Sblh P1 , Tu150,0klo. 74015, 08, 228 Jinkegson, 02.1.1.5 111,1 2989 N 6? 51, 5,5. Louis, III 52201, 223 H011, Jenn Rue ISLI 2552 Falling teaf Ave , Rosemeud, Coiif 91770, El, 242 Johnmeyer, Hullmd, 24 Ha11,Judy Ann lSr I 2552 Falling Leaf Ave , Rosemeud, Calif 91770, B1, 242 John's A010 Pans. 340 Hoaper, John WilliamlJ'1701 N. Bummgham, TUI5010H0 74110 Johns. Janel 6011 151 I 134 Hamplon Ave , Florence, Ala 35630, 8?, 201 Human. Vuvgnma Ann1F11RI,7,Box 7711:1112 B'U . A'k 715101.114. '06 Johnson, Cursis Lee lFr I 414 S H1:kory,$ea1ty,Ark 72143, 114 Hopkins, Mavgurcl Jean 15. 1607 E.Marke1,5enrcy. 4111, 72143. 81 Jnhnson, Dawd Lawrence 13:1 251? Truman Ave Pensotulo, Flu 32505 03 1:1: Hopkins, M111or1 N, 1501311 I 202 W Roanoke D1 , Flfzgerald, Go 31750, 186 233 Hopper, JeHrey Thomas 1511 Box 321, Page, Ariz. 06040, 81, 155, 175 Johnson, Joyce, 4?, 251 Hasle1let,51even Robe CF17! 57395 Gurfidd DL. ShleveaolT. La 71108. 1111. 144. 153. HIE Johnson, Lamun, 24 HOUR. DOV'd D1 15013h15'17 Randolph, b30110 l- HE ROCK. A'k 771101 105- 735 Johnson, Linda Marceline lJr 1 Box 115, Gun'er, Tex 75058, 67, 98, 24.8 Home. David Wumev 150131111 Dellghl, Wk. 71940, 105. 739 Jahnsnn, Mary Sue lSoph I 12523 Crowe Rd , M11515, Mmh 45160 100 150 1th '3 Hov13,Deun Fhlll1plF11302 W Unlnh. 05119010, Ark 72370. 4 Jahnsun, Merin Clyde IF: 1 5658 Cross Twnbeu, Shrevepon, La 71109, 114 Howard, AlIon Jahnulhun IJrJ 104 Johnmhnn 51,, WesIMomoe,1a 71291, 93, 236 Johnson, Nancy Coypl ISOphl 1401 999m Dr , 59011211. A111 72143, 105 240 Howard. Edward A lSr1207 W E1911 - 51.Wulliomslown.W,Vo 26187, 81, '232 Jnhnson, Nikki ISr'I Box 115, Gunm, Te; 75058, 47, 82, 253 Howard. GO ! Wayne UV 1 5465 BFOESV'JHev, N04 52511101310an 77035193 Johnson. Poniciu lee lJrI 1227 Seventh Sr, lmpenol Beach, Cnhf 9203? ES 11' Howard. Helen Jeon15r1243 Buenu V1511: FL, Memphis, Tenn 38112, 119. 160 147, 250 Hawnrd, Ithel Royce WM 405 E. Woke Dr, Gunman, Ga 31643, 114. 240 Johnson, Philhp Max 1511 1117 Mayflower Ave, 11 Wuhan Beach, Fla, 32543 13: Howard, Dr, James, 2?, 233 142, 160, 233 Howard. 1.101110 JO IandJ 907 W. Elghlh $1,Wulliomslown,W,Vo, 26187, 121 Johnson, Raymond G, 1511619 5 Founh 51., Auguslu.A1k, 72006, 32 Howard. Ray Dulles ISrJ 1362 Duvi5.Ypsilon1i, Mich, 48197, 81. 134. 204, 206. 236 Johnson,1?1cho1d,30, 181, 1815, 191, 204 Howard. Tonya Hallene ISophJ Box 94, Clyde, Te: 79510, 105, 255 Johnsun, Ricky L 151.1448 5111:5111 Ave, Oxnard, C0111 93031182, 227 Hawutd, Weldon '51115465 Broesvulley D1,, No,525,Huus1on, 115x 77035, 32 Johnson. 12th Ann 151,1 011 E Race, No 109, Seuycy, Auk, 72143, 32 Howard's Discount Center, 338 Johnson, Sandra Sue lSrl 1823 Shady tune Dr , Shrevepuu, La, 71108, 31 HOWE: PPQQY Mane 15013011 5503 CO 5' , Nextlndtia, 1-07 71301. 105, 163. 256 Johnson, Sarah Aluce tFr 1 Wagon W11ez1 Trudmg Posl RI 4, Show Low, Ari; 85901 1'., Howell, Byron Winner ISnph 1 Rt 2, 801- 256, Dmlinglun, Pa 15115, 105, 156, 157, 240 Johnson, 51.0.0 ISaph 1 111 1, Box 132, 0011mm, A11, 72131,119 Howell. Chutles Andrew 131513111 1707 Henderson. Searcy. Ark 72143, 238 Johnson,1homus M. lSophJ 1006 S. W01Er,Pumdenn,TBx 7750? Howell. Slephen Allen NH 911 E. Race. Searcy, 8111. 72143, 98 Johnson, Vuclmie Jean 1509111 111 1, 8m 2, P1991311, Mk 72454, 10b Howell, SusitlSoph190 Robmwoud, lilfle Rock, A11: 72207 105, 182 133 '245 Johnson,V1rgmia lSr,l 221 Mych1gon A119,, S Haven, Mnch 49000, 82 Howlef1,Jo11n Milchell lSr I 1427 Rivermonl Hgls , Momnswlle, Va 24112, 82 Jahnmn,Virg1n1u luu1se HI I 441 W Cedar 51 , Oxnmd, C0111 93030 08, 257 Hey, lynnerle Alline IFII 25 ng Phaihp Dr, Nonh ngslown, R I 07852, 114, 150. Johnson, Wuvne IFr I 423 W. St , Redford, Ind 4742l, 47, 114, 155, 166, 22.: 166, 174, 175, 259 Johnson, Willxum Arlhur Ur I 409 Beluir, Jefferson C113: Mo 65101 52 99 130 Hubbard. Sumnne Kurhlven iFrJ 2958 Goodlell Rd., Memoh13,Tcnr1 38118 Johnston, Carl Edward III 1509111 9642 Elwn N E , Albuquerque, N Mn 8711: 117' Hubbs, Sybil UrJ Box 207. Calaman, Flu 33521, 153 240 Huddlesicn, Anna Ur I 5022 Galfwaw Dr., Chanunoogu, Tenn 37411.9B,173 Johnston, Melba 1F1,1 430 Maple 01, Moms, 111 410450, 114, 243 Huddlestnn, Jahn M1chaeII$r15872 Rldgewoy DI , Orlando, Fla 37805, 119, 1615, 235 Joiner, Charles Manon 1010111 1200 Human Aye , Newpalr- Ark 72112 Hudsun,DnvidLnI1merU11507 Jewel! SI , Delmar, Del 19940, 98, 184, 202, 203, 237 Jolly, Mary, 221, 253 Hudson. Kve WoynelFt1 105 Woodcresr, Laluyene, La 70501 1111, 24-0 Jones, Anna lsel5p9t1708 W Atodemy, Somcy, Ark 7214! Hudson, POUI Brynn 1500111 3402 W, Cambndge. Phoenu Ari: 85000, 105. 158, I59 240 Jones, Candace 10:11:11 238 Ave , E S W , Wahler Haven, Flo 33830 297 Huelef. Kefly D, 1501311 I Wavm Splings, A111 72478, 105, 239 Jones.DmIeeniSoph11104 E Rune No 46 59mm Ark 72143 10:1 Huey, Cmol Marie lSoph,1 Taylor Ave , Fleelwood,Moty5v1IIe, 01110 43040, 106 156 160, Jones, Douglas Wadetfr14748 PHmrgso Lu , Mpddlelcwn, 0th 45042 114, 775 172. I74, 213, 259 Jones. James EBuddvI D 15113810 Sockwell, Greenwlle, 1px 75401 19, E? 131. 11, Hwy. Don 111151.177 Brondmoor Dr . liIlle Rock, Ark 72204, 82, 231 Jones, JunuISophI 105011111191 511111151 3 E,Po1u. Tm 75400 W HuHurd, Shannon Elaine IF! I Box 5479, Beiwl. Lebanon, 114, 151. 261 Jones, JOHIEHE Chrisrme ISaphl 418 N Sumonrh 51, Coslwclou 011.0 .1381: Hughes AFCO Service 510110 . 339 Jones,19nny 5u915r1400 HIITUr-sl Ave , Opellkn, Ala 36801, 82, 255 Hughes,Gunyleel51,I 11 McCoolC1., Pine Bfuf1,Ark 71601, 32, 231 Jones, Joe 00191500111 23 Mohawk Sl'nrry A11: 72143, W Hui. Yuu Tm lGrudI The New VIIIDQE Chapel. Box 41, Tsuen Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Jones, Pamela Mane IFr I 3810 SockweIl Blvd,Gmenv-lle,1h 75401, 114, 250 121 Jones. RondoH Shown HI I R1 1, Wulnul Rndge, A111 72476, 119 Hulsey, James Wheeler tSr.I 6322 Slanewoll, Apt 106 B, Greeenwllp, Tex 75401, 8?, 240 Jones. Tom 1513le I 17217 K11Dr,51 Louis, Mo 413123, 106, 20?, 2351 Hum, Barbara Jean IS! I 1845 Camelol Dr , Orange, Tex, 77630, 82, 248 Jordan, Billy 121111804 W Plomum Ave , Sf-mcv, Ark 721.1199 Hum, KorhErine Ann IJr.1 11845 Comelol Dr.. Ovonqe, Te: 771530, 98 Jordan, David Phill1p lFr I 701 N Lone Fme, Springhvld Mo 05802, 106 171 Hunl. Kellh lJrII RI. 2, 8011 50, Ackermon Muss, 39735 Jordan, John M ISoph1979 Moer, Troy, M101 48084, 119 Hunler, Gary Mock 1.11 I 1200 W,Cen191,51:a11:y, Ark 72143 98, 186, 188, l91, 229 Jordan, Robe11WuynelF11804 W P1905111:- Ave Scurry, A111 72143, 114 Hunter, Dale ISoph I 8011 I25,Tupelo,A1k 721159, 106, 255 Jorgensen, Elume 1?. 1509111 3505 Faurlh Ave S M1lwauke9, W15 53172, 00, 15'- Hupp, Debra 511911013525 Mabelvole C0100, Mubelvale,A1k 72103, 114, 158 250 172, 174,243 11: Ga Ju. 2-10 a 19-1, Lynn 1Jr1 RT 2. Box 118.Dolngelfu:1d.1el 75638. 99, 243 'Iumcl 01:1 : ISDp111 16 1on1ahuwk Rd, 1.11111: mxk, Auk 72203, 142. I43. 167. 39 250 . 1-,1-. Pulnmu Juun 1501:1111 12402 Pu1rnway,Houuon, Tex 77034, 106, 166, 259 K .v'appa Della. 247 Mppu Kappa Kappa, 24B 1... ... Pi. 1155 1.....sz Sigma Kappa. 232 -111w- E11 Houslon, 24 1, 1.1111110 121m: 151,! 505 N Johnson, CaIydan. Iowa 50060, B? Nelr-n, 42 um lSaphi 103 P1vm SI, Domphun, Mo 63935. 106 1- 1 14111-111511 140 S MonlOE, Hammonron, N J, 08037, 33, 231 1.1- 1.1e.-eanhnLFl11734 Berkley. Dallas, Tex 75224, 166 '- 111-q JuHrey Cluyfon 1FLI 1109 Roseland Ave , Kalamazoo, Mich 49001.106 1-1 81.112111; Ke-nnelh 151' I Yellwlle, Ark. 72607, 83, 1155, 176 1 111cc Ann 42 1 -.1.1I. ud1 1410 RundallDr,$emty,Ar1: 72143, 269, 273, 274, 279, 237, 299 1' 51L91P1'11AU1121: 1:10Rundull Dr , Seoscy, AIL 72141272, 273, 274, 2713, 2GB, 289, 21-3 2125 290 1 1.1111 Edwm 16:31:11 91911; E. Mnrkel 51 , Searcy, Ark 72143. 121,165,173 i111y anc1r101511919177 E Mmkel 5' , Searcv. Ark. 72143, 83 71111111 Dnle IF! I Box 48. Gray R1dge, Mo, 63850 1 7mm 1511 Rt 4, 83195111118, Ark 72501, 03. 247 Juruhl 349 1.11 1 1201 Sevemh S1,Monerl,Mo,657OB, b1. 99, 248 :1qu'yn91111219E,8101151,Hugo, 01:15 74743. 99. 232 , 42 -n, '18 1111mSuop1m339 1 .111 111:1mc111 7111211031 1501:111 1 P O. Box 205. Bulawayo. Rhodewu. A1rica, 63. 106, 230 11l1d:1h'11:.112151'1 522 W Mawlund,Murlm.1el 76661, 83. 89, 142, 169. 255 Ohm; Yvonne 15mph 1 R1 1, hands Ln Chesler, N J 709110.106 .n Rnhn 1y.l'n1F1144148 Hg AwenLancus1er,Cc1,11f 93534 114 238 Nunw R1111IIJ11RI 1, 80: 234, Wynne. Ark 72396, 99. 259 1.11.111: IFrI 13008 High 51, BIoormngmn 1nd, 47401 192 Ten. Lyn11u1511200 Mcrnmon, Wynne, Ark 72396, 33, 239 11:11911118011 437 HaroId. Ky 41635, 99. 250 ..1101,'1116md1 607 Thommee, Pocahontas, Ark. 72455 '1' -.-1n Emaaly Karen IPLI 1712 Sandlin Ave,, Huntsville, Ala. 35301.114, 243 KHCA SID , 162 - 1 111141113 Ruv1511105 E. Albcrrson Dn. Hobbs. N Mex. 88240. 83 311010.111 1Amd1 1b Mohawk Seurcy, Ark 72143, 270. 272, 273, 274. 275. 238. 11511 1051mc01n Cr,h'1nwvi11e,Tenn 37801, 83, 152, 166, 174 0111.31... E1111 111'1 RI 4, 80: 190A, meguon, Tex. 7735I, 99, 154, 155, 158, 170 I75. 229 1 11111-31 1111 11 Mutlan,1.lmnn,Mu 63084. 236 1 ' .1: 1 '1'111311 11 MU11'1nLn,Umon.Mo 63004. 83 1 ' U11 1,1802 Perth1nnkln,Flinr,M1ch 48507, 121 1rLIJrI-1705 Pulkmtln Rd,Wnuen,Oh10 44431,99, 227 . 15:1111?! I 80:: 422.MDnne1,Te: 77578, 106. 225 1 11. . 1115013111801 7, Hxlchcock, S Duh 573115.106, 159. 240 - 17 1ndn11 NmH 151313111 1015 Jen, Aberdeen. M155, 39730. 106. 204 N- -le1 Na AI. '0 . Wnyn? 1Sr 1 3-1: A l1ndlln,TEHn 37096 93. 169. I72 174, 202. 203 240 . Ann 1Fr i R! 1 Ban 952.3-n10n,Ark 72015114 . me 1F! 1 Box 205,511eada,F1cI 32460 107, 254 1'1' 31m 1 un 1,1 147 Hardmg Dr ,,Secncy Ark 721-13 252 11111;.':1.:11l30181210.211 quhh, 2.1.1 ' . 5-1 Kn'vn 10,11 WI 1175 Dmhn1o,F1orlssnn1,Mo.63033.114,213,249 .1 .1'1111-111I311E11'1! 3 Ulhn 111 6299?, 83,150,100 174. 252 11 I 9d 1111111151134 Longfmd Dr Newmarkel Onlalio, Canada, 83 1 1313'? 11:1111 pmo S1..1.ISbDn, 01119 44432114 Ilumumu, 2'31: 1n Ju Kai. 251 511111: F IJrI124 5 05110010, Dt-nver, Colo 80219 1.11.1. 1610' 1511 1603 Snlsbce Rd, El Centro, Calif. 92243, 83, B7, 135, 139, 142, 11:111r1'18133111Fv1 16035115brt: Rd . El Cenlro. C0111 92243. 67. 107. 173 7 1 1 Pun 15019111 2005 Clown Coeur Ave . Munchesier, Mo 63011 .- -..n11.11'0111131J11501 Burkcyo $1, Pulkersbulg, W Va 26101 99. 202, 237 -1111 1 Debra Jnun IS! I Rr 4, Box 224, Joplin, Ma b4801,83,119,160,163 1 111' 1 n, 1.00151 1800 Terrace PI,NecsI1o.Mo 64550 ! 111 1511 30. 83 0:131: Ruc11-1s 1J11 1620 Lorehu Ave Cuhokm 111 62206. 99. 156. 174. D . f .1'111 1.11 1 F1 2 Box 109 Poplcu 311411 Mo 03901 . 1, .1: . 1 1.1211111 W 1505:1114? Pu-ng Rd 1311: A11, Kow1oon, H'mq Konq, 106 L 111'11.'-.-1FI1313 Arkansas 51 W-nn11z-ld, 10 71483. 114 WHJ-Ir- IS! I 9130 chgmn Dr D011as, Te? 75223 33 135, 130, 16 thmrl- 131'11302 HE'E-le Dr Bv'nlon mk 72015, 84, 174, 2'49 ; 5111-1111 I 170 Arhlh-vy 1000. F1 Sum Housmn 1e! 717234 .111. 111 1066 and 01 3010 Rcuqe Lu 701303. 115 156, 168 1.,Jr1ncIFrIPl I Box: 17 B, Wonsnm Flnm 011.1: 55162 99' 244 011114911511on 33 Reyna Ark 72462 115 254 ,- . Kr'Jm1KnI1S1'1RI 2, BO: BOA Monluvn1lr1, A10 35115, 84 255 14-11ml11D'J'r1wISFI50x 1102,5901cy,A1k 72143 84,139,277 .11 17:1an Luv 11' 1 20 A1L1bcmr15r,Tc11npo-.su, Ga 30176, 99, 229 I'm, 1.3915111? 2,1-1me1, Ky A2049 ' bdu Sigma. 235 1111'1411 50:111150-1 306 Wynne A111 72396. 106, 239 ' a 5-11. 1111031 10,13uv,Ark 72061, 115,243 a E 1Gmd1 510Wopmnonnr1 Aw, Altoonu, Pa 16601 Landmm, A1ltelaulS..IRr. 1, Woodburn, Ky, 42170, 84, 139, I49, 161, 163. 174, 243 lnndrhrip. Connie IJrI RI 2. Clarkswlle. Ark 7283097173. 253 tango, James Slephun IPLI 2083 A511ley, Textukano Ten. 75501, 115. 233 LUflg'Old.ElnES1 Roy H: 1 RI. 1.80: 755.W3113,Mns 38680. 9'? 1amgslon.Glcndu Marlene 15! I 25155 Chermck, Taylor, M1C1'I. 43130, 84, 253, 175 Lavender. Nnnty LDUISEIFf14397 E Mound SI , Columbus, Ohio 43227, 115, 259 Lnsc1er, Mulce1ine Luvelle 1.111 1701 Ave 5,1'1unlwlllo, Te: 773140.119 Lesley. Dowd lee 15015111 1510 E wa. Seulcv, Ark 72143. 106. 208 Lahmcl, Deboluh. 42 LOW, VuIerIe VIEk1F1.12139 Haruson Ave,Gran1re C11y,l11 62040. 115 Lawrence. Sharon Sue IF! I 834 51511157 51, 8510511419, Ark. 72501, 115, 247, 169 Luwren:e,$uzonnel$r14315 RmkponDr,Dnl1m,Tey1 75232, 76, B4, 152'. 261 Lawrence, WIIFiom Alon ISLI 384 Sudney SI , Bolesville, Ark 72501, 34, 145, 225 Lawson, Lois. 267 Lawson. Maurice, 37, I72 luwson, Randy Bryon lsaph1Rt 1 Box 84, MtClon Ark. 72101, 106, 157. 225 Lawyer, Andee IJII 33 Hurdmg Dr Searcy Ark 7'2l43, 270, 271, 274, 275, 273, 230 287, 299 Lawyer, Anna Gwen U! 1 Box 277, Lamar, Ark 72346 Lawyer, Jan 1F:.1 35 Harding Dr,Secsrcy.A:k. 72141277, 287, JOI Lawyef. Ken E 1Soph.l Box 277,1.umur, Ark 72946. 106. 192, 229 Lawyer. Laulen15r135 Haldmg 01, Searcy,Ark 72143, 84, 25b Lawyer,V1rgIl, 21. 33, 60 Lemme, Horly Jerome lSoph I 22 Mohawk. Sealry, Ark 72143, 106. 156. 239 Leovherwood, L1nu Ann U! I 516 Founh SI, Connl11,Miss. 218334, 09,256 Lemherwood, W-lliam Michue1 1511516 FounH 5L, C011n11'1. M155. 38634. 84. 236 Letk1uer,CurolJar1,42 Lecklllex. Jeanne Arm 1J1 I 3815 24111 51' . Lubbock, Text 79410, 99, 1531. 261 Ledgerwood. Clyde 5 , Jr 1505211 1 Box 403, Cossvnlle, Mo 65625, 119 Ledgmwnod, Samuel Tllden IF! I 5031,73 W Vine S! , Searcy, Ark 73141106, 136 Lee, Delores Hawkms 151.1 Box 359,510 A, Scurry. A111. 7214184 Lee, Elben Dwayne ULI Box 95, Leloncl, Ark, 72085 Lee. Eva June ISoph 1 80x 05. leronD.Ar1!. 72085 Lee, Roger Dale IFI.I R1. 1,Bedlo:d,1nd 47421. 115, 151, 156, 734 Lee. Sara E11zabelh 1501:1111 5419 Beechnui. Houslan, Tex 77035, 106 182. 245 Lemon. Dudley Cums lSoph I Bax MA, West Poum, Atk 72173, 106 Lemmons. Karen lynn 151 I RI. 1, Box 232, New Egypt, N J 08533 Lemmons, LeLghlon Carlon lFr 1 5408 26111 SI.. lubbotk Te: 79407, 115. 185 1.0g Dunno: Du Chridu. 150 Leslie Jewelers. 313 Lesler, Jumce Kuy1Sop1'1.I 1031 Cmscenl Dr,. ch11mond, Ind. 47374, 106, 249 Lewins, Maw Bulh lSrI 520 S Wash-ngmn, Hope Ark 71801, 34 LEwus,GulyLee 1Jr13183 5.1mm Sr , F11n1 Much 4350799149, 173, 235 LEWIS. Jenv Wayne lFrI 1132' 5 Perlms, Memphis, Tenn, 38117, 106, 155, 156. 229 Lewis, Maly EllenIFL1 121.180: 515,Newpovr,Arl1 72112. 115. 252 Lewis, Maurine Rulh15r1707 Wm, Paragould, Ari, 72450, 84, 125, 233 Lewis. Manda Kalhleen ESII 17 Vma Dr,, LmllI Rock, Ark 72204, 67, B4. 248 1.1th12, Dobbins. and Lighlle lruuvou. 308, 300 Liles, James E , Jr. 15:: 600 E. Market, Apt 2. Searcy, Ark 721-13. 54 Ll1lurd, David 2 1501311100: 127,Ccming,Arl1 72422 106. 176, 210, 211, 215, 229 Under, Baver1y Jo IFF.I RI 2, Box 7 n. Bronchville, S C 29432, 106. 150, 152 Lipe, Casey Roy 1Fr.1 Box 72, Pope, Miss. 38658. 115. 158, 238 Lipsey, D1unu Gail 15r.1 2217 Blde-A-Wee Dr..Hunlsv1119,Alu, 35801,Ed.166 Lloyd, Ted, 30, 130. 131. 203 Lockhmr. Terry A 1501311 I 1336 H1ckely, ZunevnHe, 01116 43701, 106 Loh1n,Babb1e Spencer 15! 1405 N Wulnu1,Searcy, Ark 72143, 119 160 Lofhn,CharIOHeIAcad1405 5 Wanm, Searcy, A11: 72143. 299 Log:don.Dont-1d Roy ISLI RI. 1.Burler.lll.62015, 85, 235 Lemon. E1311 Dean 151150: 1353,5111. A, Searcy, Afk 72143. 121 Lomox. Hazel, 40, 42 Long Chrmme Carol 1?! I 1335 WDDdInnd Ave,CnokeviiIe,15-nn 38501, 115, 156, 255 Long, D'w1d Rodlon IF' 1 121 3, Box 39, Pascagoula, Muss 39567, 186 Long. Julie N1I11131sph111'1 2,le1sle, Ark 72024, 106 Longncre, 1155 IAmd 1 1405 N Mellon, LinIe Rock, Ark 7220?. 301 Lough, Donny Earl lSophJ RI. 5, Salem, Mo 65560. 106, 204. 240 Lough, Gregory Wayne 1Fr.1P1. 5. Salem, Mo, 65560, 106, 240 Lough, Koren Reamer ISuphI 104 5511151. M1 Horne, Ark. 72653. 106 Love. Debaruh Yvonne 1Fr1 Box 82,1.ake Cily, Ark 724317115, 144, 245 Lovelace, Chmlus MavncdeFr14635 Shody GIDVE Rd , Memphus, Tvnn 38117, 115, 224 Lowe, Mev1in E1JI1R1 1, Box 1707A,Albuny,1nd.47320,99, 155. 175 Lowery. Eva D1on91Fr1 1420 5 18111 51.. Apt G. Birmingham, Mn, 35205, 115, 253 Lcwrey. Pult1:ic A1010 ISoph,I 117 Ross 51., H01 Spllngs, Ark 71901. 106. 254 Lowry. Roqal, 42 Luailen, Wayne Arthur ISII 1490 N Cedar, Lindsav,Cu1if 93247, ES. 147, 156 Lucas, Shcluo Fayw 15:1hW 1 RI 3, 8m 183.6199nwaod, Ind 46142, 106, 155 175, 252 Luke, David E 1511 1020 W N1n1h 51, Hosl1ngs,Neb 63901, 84 150, 163, 169 229 Lumpk1n.GoIIJoyce11v.1Eu! 58, Hul1und. Mo, 63553. 99, 162, 166. 173 Lumpkm, W11llnm Duwd lJr.1921 E Mmkel. 59mm, Ark 72143.184, 186,191 Lun51md, Bever1y Ellsubelh 1Jr I Box 906.101.0103, Flu. 32773, 99, 1110 LuHrEH, Mow June 151.1 618 Edgwocd Ln , Festus, Mo 630286155, 152, 165, 253 Lyles, Latendn Cm01 IFr 1 944 W Loksview. Bmon Rouge. La 70810. 115, 260 Lynch, Danny D lSoph I RI 1,51 Jne,Ar1x 72675. 106. 232 Lynch Raymond 001111711121 A Yullele Alk 72637 232 Lynn, Deborah Ann IScphJ 3460 Cemrul Ave . Memphis, Tenn 38111, 106, 155, 256 Lynn, Elsie 267, 270. 277, 296 Lynn, Pame1cl Col1oon1F113460 Cvmral Ave, Memphis. 191111 38111, 115, 155. 260 Mc MCAHw. J0me . E 157.11.0116 VI110gc. Alk 71653 McNeaundur. LorIIAcod14OB N 11111d, Auguslcl, AIR 720061.278 301 McCompbe11, Duurw, 34 McCurro1I,Be!sy1$rIRr 1, Box 345, Pocnhomm, A111 72455, 119, 212, 213, 240 McCrmney, W11Imln Paul 1111171 1,GOHe11,1r.d 46738. 9'? 255 NICCault-y, 50n101501317IP? 1, Sl'n'cy, Ark 72143 106 MECnuIey, letlunm ThomnslSr1RI 1 Seorcy Auk 7214135 MECICIIFeny Poinck Muc11ne11FII281 DE pnuw D: , 11:11:41., C0111 95380, 115, 193, 237 McClain, Due Arm 1Fr I 1721 Pmewuod DL, 111116 Rod A111 7220-! 115 156, 246 McCoy, MIIdIDd, 42 McClellan, D1cme1F1I 516 Finn Sr,Sii:es1m-1, Mo 63801, 115, 254 MrClesiey, Bnun Wayne 1F: I R! 2, Pocahanlns, Ari 72.155, 115, 235 McClugguge 03nd E5101 15911111 5919 Poor 01:11:111'1 Dr, Juckvm M-xs 342M 102 100 236 McC1qungl', Nancy Lnutw ISrI 5919 Pam O'U1111d Dr, Jnckmn, Miss 39211, 73, 33, 85, 135, 139, 149, 201 M:Clurg,XerlyLynnlJr1204 71111: Aw N , Fl Dodqe,10wa,50501, 156 McCord, Randy AlIen IF! I ll 2, 11199011, Ark 72454, 106. 230 McCorkle, Bvundl Halbcrl lFr1 .3513 Cckm, Apl 120, lrwnq, 1w 75062, 115, 144, 166, 225 Mtfnrmltkt Terry 15!.1 2556 W. Englll Ave Hiulmlh, Hu 33010, 35, 142, 144, 204, 207, 231. 255 McCDur1. Mylo 151.1 Boa B93. Gladewulm, Tel 75647. 85, 251 MCCDW , Dawd Dayton lPosI 616111 7055 MLKeun Rd , AmbIm, 1' 19002, 121, 176, 230 McCray, Blendu Lynn 1.111 3572 Scull Rive! Rd , Rr 1, Sheplwrd, Much 4151333, 99, 169, 174, 245 McCrEady, Bonita Elulne IJII 1524 Rurledgc AVE,C1IUIIOIIO'.VI11F, Va 22901, 99, 149, 156. 169, 174. 245 McClu'rchen. John W. ISr1Bol 189, 110110, Mo 65401, 139. 226 McDaniel, Brenda Kaye 151.1 R1 1, Box 5084, Wulervlmv, Md. 49098, 05, 119, 145, 160 McDaniel, C, W,, JL, 42 McDumel, Joe 1.491501311171106 Lukehum. Houslcn, 19- 77017. 107, 228 McDaniel. Linda Sue IJr 1 300 W. Thud SI , Dorwelle. Ill 618:1! McDaniel. Pollicia AnnlSoph1601 SOITNHO1E DI , Osceolo.Ar11 72370, 107, 242 McDaniel, Raymond D., Jr. ISr I R1. 1, WoodIc-u1, N C 27054, 85 McDonald, Ann Marie IFr.1 11 PI101'PDIn1,U 19 Rmk, Ark 72205, 115, 247 Mtounuld, Willmm C , Jr UII 11 PIIOIPDIn1,LI 1r Rock, A111 72705, 99, 101, 100. 229 McDaugal, Lou Erma 16:01:11 Rr 1. am: 109, Bmdlurd. Ark 72020 McElwoin,Dovidl,1509h180x1191.51a A. Scorcy. A11: 72143, 107. 241 McElwain, Pmricic, 42, 169 MLFurlund, William Genny lSr 1 Box 1113, Dyer, Tenn 38330. 35, I76, 240 McGlbney, Betsy Boyd IJr,1 Box 1368, 5ch A,5emty,Ar1c 72143, 119 Mcanney, Van E,1Sr1E Park Trmler PmL, Seoccy, Ari 7214153119 McGee. John Waite! IF11900 Cenhul. Monen, Mo, 65700. 115, 235 McGee, 551114 Marlowe 15015111 1523 Garland, N. LIIIIE Rock, Ark 72116, 107, 160. 173 McGinnis, Jackie Gene 1Fr I 60? Bond 51 , Cuba, Ma 65453 McGuugh, Richard Allen ULI 3663 Windemne DI , Monlgomevy, Ala 36109, 99, 152, 239, 246 MtGludEl,JoAnnlSl1279 f P011: 51,, Fallon, Nev, 89406, 35, 150, 174 McGuire, Johnnie Fouesr 15:1 6002 Eosuhote Dr., Pensacola, FIa. 32505. 57, 85. 210. 211. 237 McHaHle, Mary Jane IAde 3104 ngslon Rd, Memphis, Tl'nn 38127, 159, 274, 279, 299 Mclllwain, Barbara Elm IFr.I 4109 Soulhlawn, Memphis, Tenn 38111, 115, 256 Mtlnleer, 1m 3111, 24 Mclnfeer, Marilynn 15!,1 1100 Bclvedele Dr., Noshwllc. Tenn 37204, 61, 05, 136, 139, 147. 163. 164. 165, 166,169, 170, 176, 248 Mclmeer, Mark Marvin IFrI 1100 Belvedele Dr, Nashwlle, 1mm. 37204, 51, 107, 15 . 201. 236 McJunkiM, Jamce Kay lSoph 1 Ba: 37, 50101090. Ark 71359, 251 MtKee, Chmles Stanley IGrnd 1 705 Cypress ln., Newpou,A:1x, 72112. 239 McKinmv. Carol Jean IFII Box 106. Englewood, Tenn, 37329, 107 McKinney, Cyrus 500111 1509111 111. 1. Eugene, Mo 65032, 107, 231 McKinney. Del Howard 15012111 3606 Howey Rd, Burllmele, 01:10 74003, 57, 107, 237 McKinney, DtunelJ11411 Yorkshire, Euless, Tex 76039, 99, 144, 159, 249 McKinney, Lora Kay 1511 1635 5 HI1151, Albany, Ole 97321, 85 ,139, 258 McKinney, Mary Kalhryn IF! 1 Columbua 51,, Box 763, Lake V1lloge,Ark 71653, 115, 248 MCLEOd. James E011 15013111 11113 Calolu Rd,,5ummq1-om,Alu 35216. 46, 107, 142. 240 Mchie. Ranuld Drew lJr 1111 1, Burllson, Tenn 38015 MCMuckln. RIEhOFd N 15! 1 123 Trzmom Dr , Tuscurnblu, Ala 35674, 85, 227 MthHIeu, Judnh lyun ISrJ 1759 S Sunwl Ave , W Cov-na. C0111 91790, 35. 150. 252 McNew, Susan 00191509111303 5 W 12Ih Seminole, 14: 79360, 107, 244 M MucCormack. Charles Flank ISLI 11 Johnson 1115,, Warelwlle, Mo. 04901 Mackey, Dr. James. 37 Muckey, Joni Frances ISophJ 103 Chlisp Ava, Searcy, Ark 72143 Madden. HoroFd Alron IF: 1 RI, 1, Box 119, Hickory Ridge, Ark 72347, 115, 239 Maddox, Thumm AIIEJW1SII 124 Kenwood PI , Hal Springs, All: 71901, 85, 164, 177, 236 MGQIC Marl, 321 MnguIIee, Vicky Cowl IFI.13076 Keerer Dr,F1mr.MIch 48507, 115, 156, 169, 133, 245 Mahoney, Deborah AnnISr1Bo: 654, SICI A, Searcy, Adv. 7214185 MnhuHey, Kurhryn Jonn IFr,I 11515 S, 89111 E Ave , Buby, Okla 74008, 115, 145, 253 Muhnlfey. Roberl M lJr1401 S. Cenler, Seurcy, Ari 7214199, 139, 225 Mohan, Grendo Lee 15r.1 2314 Judson, chhilu, Kan 67204, BS. 253 Muhan, Linda Jean ISr 1 2314 Jackson, Wichno, Kun 67204, 99, 175, 258 Mullery, Pamela Ann IFI I 320 37111 51,, Conlon, Ohm 44709, 115, 156, 159, 175. 244 Mu11011,Cymth IAcod,1435 Old Nolwidod Rd, 501mm, C0111 93907, 159, 273. 277, 287, 99 2 Malone, Kalhy Duane 1151.1 75500 Dohllo Dr., Lillie Rock, Ark 72209, 115. 169, 245 Mann,NovieLau1seISoph1111 4, Greeenville, Tex, 755401. 107, 160, 259 Mnnnen, Cuml IJr1 1814 Cokn Homplon Dr , Stungcrl, Auk 72160, 90, 155, 175 Munua1,CynlhiaIFr1604 Angers, New lbena, La 70560. 115. 257 Mmkle, Marianna Sue ISr I 111' 1, Bo: 28-8, Welnnn, W Va 26062, 35 Mmkle, Terry Allen lSoph I I01 B76, 510 A, Seulcy, Ark 72143 Mam, Joe Dowd 1J'1 Bo: 414,511: A,Seun:y.A11L 72143 Merlin. Anlhony Lee LI 1058 5101:- SI , Osfawu, 111 61350, 115, 156, 157, 235 ann, Ieverly Ann IJr1 Slat Rf,Clulksv11le, AIR 72830, 99, 155, 175 Mumn, BullylAcud1312 Peml,Jac1uonvi1le. Ark 72076, 288, 292, 295, 300 MOHII'I, Brenda lSoph I 111, 5, Box 7-A, Searcy, All: 72143,107,245 Marhn, Gary, 42, 267. 275 Marlin. Linda Ann 15012111 1611 Belheld P1, Lync11burg,Vu 24503, 107, 245 MGNin. NOnCI 15013111 1611 Bvlheld P1. Lynchbulg,Va 24503, 107, 183, 245 Mulhu. Pumelu Sue 1501111 I 3322 Sun Marcua, Dullm, 191: 75223, 107, 244 Mum , Puulu lAcadl 110 Mary E115 Dr, Secucv. Ark 72143, 270, 272, 273, 274, 277, 287, 296 Manm, Shanon lAcudI 110 Mary E110, Seurcy, Ark 72143. 270, 277, 237, 301 Mamn, 5112110119 IRr 2, Hwy 67 Hope, A111 71501,115, 251 Murhn. 1110mm Roy 15911111111 1 B1:- 44, P091131 Blu , Ma 63901, 107,155, 159, 240 Mama, W111, 42. 267. 272, 238 292. 294, 295, 296 Mason, Brenda Kay 150911 1 R1 1, Box 230, WhevIenbulg, Ohm 456134, 107, 166, 250 Mason. Ellzubuh, 33, 165 Mason, Michael Ewen? U: I Tnbdha in , Annapolis, Mo 65786, 99. 240. 247 Manon, Perry, 265, 274 Muaon, erhatd Perry IFr I En: 153, Annapolis, Mo 63620, 115, 240 Mmorl, Ruben Allen lFr'I 4121 S 3511: 51..F1.SmI111,Ark 72901. 106 Muwn's Forul Shop, 347 Money Allen Dodge American, 320 Money, Marne 15:1 1?! 6, Cqumbm, 1am: 38401, 85, 24B . Massey, Valerie lSr 1 Ba: 1946. BUIOwDyo. Rhodesia, A1:1La.86, 160, 170. 174 Maxims, Muly 1Ilu IFI 11?! 2 Bo- 159 Bradfovd, Auk 72020, 115, 156, 259 Muslru, Om-ul Kl'nm-rln Ill 1 RI 2, Bun 159, Bladlold, A11: 72020, 99, 139, 172 Mullwny, 1IIIIthy luII Ibophl II 1 Parkwuod, hmbom, 01m: 45324, 107, 151 5 Mulhuwg Sylwm Anlumt-le IS! I RI 1, Buy. 170, Onluno, Ore 97914, 86, 174 1-'. . Mulluns, JUl' IJIJ 914 Ilnombcuy ln., 5' Louis. Mo 6.1122, 99 .184, 185, I97 191, 205, 232 Manck, Rnbwl 1 1111111 . lSr I 401 S 1 11h, Duncan, Okla 735113.119 Mullod, Down! I mml III I Gen Del , ?usl Oak, 19: 76260 Mullhcwa, Fwy Inlm-n 1311 160 W Avon, Ruclucm-I, Mlth 480618405, 11: L1 251 Mullmgh. 31-1 'I 1 Hull! 11' 1 R1 3, Bull 240 Benlonwlle, Ark 72712, 99 Mnu-y, Edna 114:11- 11! 1 h'! 3, Bar 213, Culumbus, Muss 39701. 250 Muu-y, SUI: lllu-u ,-.. I 10 I. Munm, 1Enn. 38237, 35, 99, I39, 174, 176, 247 Muchll, DIurn-lynnIHl1 1644 N E 54, PDalland. 0!e,97213.55.166. 173. 243 Mm Carl W HI I .101 Inghvh Avo,Columb-CI,1enn.38401,99 M1Iy1n'1d,Kn111y Duunu If: 1 RI 2, Box 96-1,Fen10u,Mn 63026, 115,251 Muyn, Ronald Wudr 11'! I R1 1, Emma, Mo. 63022, 115. 236 Mr-ull, Hurry Pobalf IFI 130x 261-J, Mevted, C0111, 95340, 115, 199. 237 Mcudnws,MILhuL-1 Ross IF: 1 1904 Rem: Brown St , El Dorado, All, 71730, 115, I44 , , Mauls, Enchord Lee ISophI 511 Burma Visw, Hutu, Tex 76053, 107, 234 Medlotk. James Paul Ht 1 8021 Wayland 0.51, lows. Mo, 63114, 99, 239 Meeker. Jan Mane lSuph 14234 Weslern D: . Covpus Chnsli, Tn, 78410. 107, 253 MEERW. Mark Geuurey 151:pr I 708 Summet, Hol Splmgs, Ark 71901, 107, 236 Macks, Ray ISI 1 307 W Woudlulf, Searcy, Ali: 72143, 86, 236 leson, Sondra ISoph I Rr 7, B0: 422, Flolence, Ala 35630, 107, 253 Man's Ennmblo, 155 Molten, RicholdlAtdd13oa 5 Oak. Sentry, Ark 72143 Merle Norman Costnenc Sludlo, 313 Meuimun. Connie K612 ISII 17937 Chandler Pk Dr, Darrow, Much 43224, 136, 1-2, 172, 174, 260 Mam , Georgia Ann 1509111621 Mohawk Dr., Seuvcy, Auk 72143, 107, 170 ann, Norman, 151, 210, 211 Messer. Burbala Lou ISr 1 Box 461, Hamsbuvg, Ark. 72432, 36, 172, 213, 251 M95931. Bonnke SU91SFIBOK 461, Harrisburg, Ark 72432, 86, 172, 213, 217, 251 Melz. Donna Carole IFIJ 7002 Ohio Dr., Vancouver, Wuxh 98664, 115 Muchener, Royce Wayne IFr,13405 Chahn Dr., Fr Wanh, 19: 76118, 114, 115 11:1 Mickey, J Carin: 15!.1 15528 El Eslndo, Dallas. Tex 75240, 56, 13-6. 239, 15h - 254 Muller, Annene ISLI RI 3, Blue Sprengs, M155 38328. 56, 245 Millei. Gladys Elaine l50ph 1 Box 25. Leronu,Ar1I. 72085 Milleg, Hurry Huston 1Jr,l Box 111, Dauphm lalond, Ala 36523, 99, 200, 201 CI 1 Miller, Jumcs l, U: I 4010 Anvzrs Blvd, Jachonwlle. Fla 32210, 27, 99 Millet, Jo AnnIAccui1824 N, Sunnyhlll, Searcy, Ark 72143, 273, 274, 279, 3011 Muller, Kenllx Lynn IFI IDIawer1,Judsonio, Ark 72081, 115, 238 Muller, 1 David 11! I 525 N Main, Clarendon, Ayk, 72029, 99 Muller, 195181 R0Y1Jr13320 Laurel 51,, Texarkanu, A111. 75501, 232, 99 Mnller, Movk Allen 151.1 2103 N Memorial C1,, Pasadena, Tex 7750? 86. I73 3? . Muller,MichaelDavid15r1430 S. E, 155 P1,, Porlland, 019.972.3186, 139, 17.1 Miller, Nolhan Eugene lSoph I Box 25, lerona, Ark 72085 Miller, Ramona Jean1511605 E Nlnrh SL, Ymk, Neb 68467, 69, 86, I73, 2:! Muller, Rabin lynn IF: 1 2103 N. Memorial C1,, Pasadena, Tel 77502. 115 23-1 Ml1ler.50mn1.ynn150ph,l R1 3. Box 10. McCunnelwulle, Ohm 43756 107, 25: : Millicun, Mary Belh lSophI 151B Puan, Hope, Ark 71801, 107, 175, 251 Mullan, Jone! Mane 1.11.1970 Childhaven, Box 160. Culiman, Ala 35055, W Millspuugh, Ruben Rea lFr 1 9r 1, Searcy, Ark 72143, 107 Milner, Charlene IAcod,1 Ban 1016, 510. A, Seart1,Ark 72143, 271, 274, 1' . . 296 Mn1ner, Dennis lAcud.I 50: 1016, 516, A, Seaicy, Ark. 72143, 270. 301 Milner, Kalhlcen. 42 Milner, Kulvina lynrl IFLI Box 1016, 510, A, Seurcy, Ark 72143, 115, 261 Milton, M1113 1Acod,1 4 Sumn 0L, Searcy, Ark 72143. 296 Milton, Pamela Alela IFLI 4 Susan R1,, Searcy, Ark 72143, 115, 255 Minian Siudy, 151 Mulchell, Beverly, 266, 267, 278, 299 Milchall. Jerry Wayne ISQph 1 R1 2. Bo: 218A 1eaque, Tex 75860 Mulchell. Judy Ann lSr 1 R! 2, Box 218-A, Teague, 12: 75860, Ba MildneIl, Korhelin: Ann HI I 2719 091ml 51,, Puscogoulu, Muss 39567, 99 155 Milchell, Kennelh Paul lFr1 714 AQ'IEDIU Dr, Gadsden, A11: 35001. 115 Mize, Galy G12 lFI,1 510! 121 M,, Baleswlte, Ark 72501, 115, 234 Mobley, Carol Ann ISDphI 6515 Greenwpod Rd, Lulle Rock, Ark 72207 11 ' Mosley, Tumovhy tumor IF117170 Hunters arunch DI . A1lunlu,Ga 3032B M0111 . GOly Don lJr.1 1011 W.Cen1er Ave, Searcy, Auk. 72143 Mohicnn, 236 M011,Deboroh Kay IF! I Cedar Crest Dr., Momlrun, Auk 72110 Monreilh, Wanda Lee 1.11.1 2300 Evelyn Ave.,MempI-1i!.. Tenn 35104, 9? Monrgamew, Jone! Gail 150131119324 Horton, Ove-lcnd Park, Kan 66207 ID; Montgomery, Morlhu Carol IPLI RI 3, Box 777, H01 Spungs, Auk 71901, 115 Moan. David Chester 1509111 9743 Traverse Ln , Edmundwn. Mo 03134 107 3'17 M00 . JuIia 15013111 1536 Runnymeude Rd, N E, AlIunlu, Ga 30319, 119 Mooney, Wulner Eugene IFrI 1408 Bloudmoov, Janesboru, Ari: 72401 Mnoneyhum, 15mm 1015033111607 Circle DI , Trumann, Ark 72472, 107, 11'3 I ' Moore, Alan Russetl 1111 5005 ?nden Df, N W,, Hunlswlle, Ala 3531-0, 99 275 Moore,Ann 11013328 5.Cu51el,W1chitu, Kan 67217, 115. 259 Moore, Coro1yn Sue 15m: 1 206 BIukeneV, SECNEV, Ark 721411 Moore,CulhyIJr16 Coolwood DI,,L11l19 Rock, A11: 72202. 119 Moore, Duwd IF! 1 3318 E Monlecno Ave , Phoenix, A111 85015, 161 Moore, D1 Elle 1,33 Moore, Germ AuShn 15112217 Ml. Venmn Ave Pom! Pleasant W Va 25550 11' Moore,J1rn A lFr 1 Br, 1,80:146.F01151211.Mo,63348. 115 Moore,KoyLou15r.l 132 Clearwew Ave , Wemcn, W Va 26062 86 150, 114 Moore, Lawn, 38, 217 227 Moore, Mali. Edward ISoph 1 Box 396,0ub0ch,10 71235, 107 144 166 f : Moore, Mona, 113 MOMLMDHULOEISI11601 E Mariel, Searcy Ark 72143, 36 13!: 160 175. Moore, Reglnold 111th ISr 1 12 W Elmwood S1, Honord, Muth 49057, 8.6 119 1' Moore RONNIE IAcudI Box 895,515 A, Sanity Ark 72143250297295.2191 Moore,1e!ry Lynn 117114553 Boyce, Memphis, Tenn 113117, 115, 2.11 M0190 . BI11yJOE1Fl19 1310111 Humk Hulls C1,Ro:k1510nd,111 61201 61.11'- .' Mo'gnn.Dor01hy MKlele IF: I 901 W Second 51 , Cormnq, A111 7242?, 2-15 MOIgnn. James Henry lSr I RI 201910112? Ala 35616, 36, 94, 235 Mulris Oowd Mmdl 1500 Randall DI, Seulcy, Ark 72143, 270, 273, 217.: 292, 294, 295, 299 Morris, Deborah Kay 1501311 1 11m 216, Kenseu, Ark 7?082, 107 174,242 Moms, Don 1501317 I Bo: 216 Kensen AIL 72032, 107, 166. 224 v.11. 711111I'1'1111113JK7II1K11,HK11IIIOI1U, M1 4U473, 11D, 1'33, 1:10, 100, 236 1 311111.11 ,3: I 11' 1 Bus 353, Ookman, A16 35.579, 86. 240 1.-11.-, 1-1,...1.1 1.1? 1114911915? , HDMKE AID 35.510, 107 11,1 .-. .1111 111 I H? HUrJIIe: Sl.F101cnI:e.NcI 35630. 115. 155, 231 111.1.111511175S111Idowdule,51idge C1!y,12l, 77611, 86 1:! Lung 411-11151 Farms Purlun, Ark 72372, 273, 279, 296 1, 2,37 .11. 1.1....11 Gum and Cu-ulel SI, Searcy, A111 72143, 270, 274, 275, 277, 281, - 1o-11111-111- 11-11 111 Moryt-Ilu Dr, Scurry. Ark 72143, 115. 153. 261 111 I 1?: 2 0.1111H1II.M.15 18025, 99, 250 11111101: Pmk Sunny, A111. 72143, 301 -11'11-11I11 107 c.uvmlle Blvd , Soyville, N Y 11732, 107, 227 11...-n .1. 1 17116 E Me-jre, hp! 25, Semtv, Ark 72143 '2 1.710 11:11 136 11.111131111111150: 1-72, Newark, AIk. 72562, 175. 225 1.1, .113u1.,-n Inc 319 .1 161,171110216E 6411131,?uylnwn, Mo 64133, 107, 156, 255 1 1- 11: 7-11-111-15'11711160-IW Gmuwylet, lwmg, Tel 75061, 107, 173, 251 11.. Adrlphiun, 252 1 ,11, 3-111. 1F1 I P1 '1. Box 144, DE Queen. 611: 711332.119 Q1. 1.-F11,n1.'1-111111I 1313 Norwoud, Dee! Fuvk, Tex 77536, 115,192,236 ' 1. PI 111111002 N Huyvs SI, Se-nlcy, A111 72143111156157. 231 1 V 1.1'1-111'1 26 1'55 39 1- 11'1511;1115622 01111110 DI ,As11rabuln,0hlo 4-4004, 107, 156, 166, 247 , ,191.111111n2201111111101 ,As11mbulu,01lia 44004, 115, 136 111,1ar1l51 111:1: I65, B19998, A11: 72413 115111111110 Dulg-wood 11d , Searcv, A111. 72143, 107 1.2- 1 l01 51111151 M0111, Muss 38646, 36, 139. 233 1 1 '11 I COO W Nth, Scarcv, A111 72143 -1-1.111111'11-1ul11111942 W111g1mld, Memphns, Tenn 38121111233 '1 1-11-111-1'A'11'1111I920 .6113an Sr , Allen, 111 62002, 99, 155, 156,162, 228 1 I, 1;. 151111;; 111.11.... SPCHIZV,A16 72143, 115, 245 1 180171'.'..RII1- Sume, A111 7214186, 156, 245 11111111111131! 670 301d Knob, A11: 72010 F' 1 Eu 127 MLCrury, A11: , 99 .. 111111.125 Card V1110 DI,Mon!gom01y,Alo 36109,115,169,183.247 1 1'1. 111: I I11..g1...111.-, 01.10 45141, 99, 232 1:7 1F'17-117 EII-III-u-H Auz- , C01umbl15, Ohio 43211, 115, 259 ,11-111111-1,FIIII :7 Bn- 281, Vn1doslu. GO 31601,115 117 170 15-1 18021.1: CPI11L'IS1 Svmty, Ark 7214-3. 36, 231 1 8021,, U-IIIN Si Secmv, Ali: 72143, 36, 252 F311--'11-'11.11'1 1970 5 Lnng, W chno, C0111 91790, 99, 253 11 11 1Jl1 1970 S Lr111g,W Cownc, C0111. 91790, 99, 233 '111- 13-11111 40676, NozuIeIh, 13roe1,64. 107.170 '1 57.1.1.7 Mphn No LIIIIe Rock, 6111.72117, 107, 166,258 1 9' 2 8'1: 76 Juucruon C1111. A111 71749 99 1-53 111119l225 Rndge,1911ersmIC11yMo 6510l, 107,240 1.1L11HJ11t1-1101111 Sn1-I11,A1k 72901, 99 1'16'1Cnrlrgy'11-nn 43111 107,156,162,255 ' 111111115111411 Dyl'leulg Tenn 35024,107.173 243 1111B'1l bB Grullul1wil1e, A111 72060. 99, 241 11111111011 NUHPHL' $1 Pi'dlunds, Cull1 92373, 107. 254 :1 1'11 171? Donahue Fgmy Rd,P1nev1IIe,Lu.71360,107,166 171 11.1.1 11-,5117735 Omnon, SyIutuugo, Ala 35150,57,87,182.246 1' 1111- '3IllF11fIR1 5 anqnuld, A11: 721150, 37, 250 m . 11-.1 11 16? US H111 SI Wr-s! P101115, MO 6577599161173 1 , -1J I91 3 Bo- 178, Odesm. Mo, 64076. 99, 243 1. 1.11, 11151711119 5 Fluro-nce Ave , 11.1150, 011.10 74105. 1l6, 256 11.1 1-, 7-1.1-11-11'1 1707 N 1'1101105, Svnlcv, A11: 72143, 116, 243 ,1 '.' 151 1 1789 Pr1111un Rd, ML'rl1p11Is,12nn 33111, 87,173, 231 1 1 ' 1 116 1.70 11'. I 11 111111.111111211 IBIF Hm 0, Hang Kong,116,170 I. 1 '120 1. 11111701! N 111311111 SI W651 Monroe 10 71291, 116, 245 11.1111111101111111204 N E-ghll151' Wml Monroe, la 71291, 172 11 1.11111II11F1 1505 W HaIIIIu, Dawson, '12:. 75020, 116, 245 I 1 1.111111111111232 Bunthweod Blvd , W11119'SV1119, Ohin 43952, 94, 99, 169, 059 11111'01-111 lSuphIBn 238 Konselr, A111 72082119 111111 1 Rund Addilbn Semtv. A111 72143 -1F1 I 413121? Duwlwls D1 Dawnms Grov9,111.60515. 116. 244 211-11'1 ISr 1 700 W A101 Semcy, A111 72143 1 9-11117-1'1111311 .1235 F 001111 Ann Arbor, MIEII 4-3103, 67, 76, 87, 89. 140. 117,. 17-1, 2-113 1 1 . 17111.41 1; . anInw1n-1 Du lllllv Rock, A111 72207, 267, 270, 279 - 1 1-. . F1116911Of 311.1 lndr-prndentr, Mo 64055, 116, 155166231301 1 1-.I...1.1111191101111501. 1'12 Allnmo-Il 1am. 37301 911250 .' Flu51.111131411111131: 411168 B11p-1mld W VI! 24701,107,150,151,173242 1- 1- 1.'.111-1-1,1111524651cr1ew Aw: Memphus Tenn 38117 99 139 229 1 1 111111 1111111111111: 1511111011 102 Umqu1.u,N1qeuu,B7, 174 O .1 2 1.1.2.11 23- 1841311; N C11t11105,56tllty, A111 72143 . I 11111111111 1:11211-1111131011 C:-1s1tr:nr1,1ex 75110, 99, 160, 245 :.....19..,1rJ...111Gr10 11.1.1.1 R11 Co1umbus 011.0 43207 .. ..11 11:5 1.1....11Am Memphn 12.... 38106 1. 111,111-19111111102 CIw-.I.-1 Rd,Spr1ngi1nld,V1.051So, 107, 162, 234 M11- , ?1 30 , 11- -11 17.9.1 awn; 111.11.134121-1,an111,.119 Yenn 37201116, lb? 1242 I'..., 1.1 W10 w G.-1.I SI, Pt-nuuto1u,rlu 32501,107,156,255 1.1.1.1010 Rnrlvu-u Tylw,1'o: 75701 107 :1111 1114 f Snw-nlh Wmlwld Kan 67156 ID? 152, 233 11 ?29 .1111 P1- 111 IFI J 1571 12011111 Hood ln MempI1Is,TuI1n 28111, 116, 156, 169, I73, Osborn. John Stephen 1.11.1 Box 972,SIO.A,SeuIcy,Ar11, 72143, 99 Osborn, Nancy Home! ISrI Son 972, Sn: A, Searcy, Ark. 72143 Owen. Koren Dale IF1'.I 1307 E. Rwer S! , Searty, Ark 72143, 116 Oxley, Jayne Ardls lSoph I Box 1045, Ahurns, C6121 96101, 107, 150, 166 Osbirn, David 1111101211 1514 E. Malkel, Searcy, Ark. 721413. 299 P Pace, Ann lcuise 150ph16605 Fumiu: DL, N, Linle Rock, Ark, 72116, 107, 213, 245 Face, Edwina, 4! Pack, Garry Lee15115934 The Alameda, Bullumore, Md 21239. 87 Poden, Jay Belh ISoph I 513 Lakeshole, Ennis,1'el.751l9, 107, 150, 151, 152. 170, 259 Page, Willnam M. ISoph I 17 S, Yates R11, Memph-s. Tenn, 38117, 107. 160 Palne. Cholles Human 150ph1910 N. Sunnyhlll 5L, Seurcy, A111. 72143, 107, 173 Pame. Rlchord Eaal 1Fr.l H7 Olwe 51.,Springfle1d, V1 05156, 116, 161 Fankey, Ruben thomas U! I Box 43, Judsoma, Ark, 72081. 99 Porham. Jon S, 156ph1497 N Whire Slu..Memp11is,Tenn, 331 , 37, l54, 155. 229 Fans Supply Company, 346 Forker, Chas D1 15r I Rr '1, Paleinne.A1k. 72372. 37. 240 Parker. James Parlersan IJr.l 1519 Lincoln, Fl. Worth, Tel. 76106, 99, 163, 174, 236 Parker, Lynn Alllson IJr,I RI 1, Palesline, Ark. 72372, 99, 259 Parker, Ronald Lee ISL! 192B VInIcm Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 33111, 87, 210, 211, 217, 231 Parker, Sam, 34, 161. 163 Parker's Floral Shnp, 316 Parkinson.Conn1eJol5r.1 H55 Summil. Mmkogee, Okla. 74401. 87. 124. 174. 240, 247 Polknnson. John Davld IF! I 1158 51.1mm , Muskogee, Okla 74401, 116, 240 Punks, Euvoie Jean 1501311 I RI, 3. Van Buren, Ark 72956, 107, 247 Parks, Jam Ann lSoph I Box 396,5p1ingdule, Ark, 72764, 107. 256 Paris, Kalhy Edenron 151 I Box 456, Coldwmer, Miss. 38618, 87, 234 Punish, Charles Brute lJrl RI 5, Fuyeneville,Ar11, 72701, 99. 239 Parrish Jewelry Shop. 324 Punish, Nadine 15053111- 91, B, Foyelleville, Ark. 72701, 107, 249 Parsons, Jayne 1Acud I 611 W Cenlel, Seulcy, Ark. 72143, 270, 278, 301 Parsons, Paul 1Acud1611 W.Cenler,Sear:y,Ar1l 72143, 295, 299 Pulchell, Patrick Alan lSoph I Box 465, Hurlllbulg, A11: 72432, 107, 158, 159, 228 Fulten,P1111-p Frnnklnn IJr I R! 1, Box 121, Lewisville, Ark 71345, 99, 225 Patterson, Michael Dole ISOph 1 3606 Redbud Ln., Shrevepon, la, 71108. 107 Panon, Kay IJI,I 3006 S Llewellyn, Dallas. Tex. 75224. 99, 253 Pauley, Gregory G.1Jr.l 130 Bosf10n1D1., Gulllpoin, Ohlu 45631,100, 210, 211, 227 Puulk, Charles Arthur EFLI 915 E Woman, Kingsvilla, Tet 78363, 116. 23. Payne, chhard Dale IJr.I Newport Au Base, Newporl, Ark. 72112, 136 Peacock, Marhna Punk ISLI Box 361,511: A, Searcy, Ark. 72T43. 56, 37, 127, 182, 246 Peacock, Ronnie Dixon ISrI Box Sbl, Sln A, Searcy, Ark 72143, 137, 155, 186, 189, 191, 227 Pearson, W 1., 41 Paddle. Georgina NH RI. 3. Box 272x, Hurnmun, Tenn 37743, 100, 160, 253 Feddle, Jenny Belh lSoph.I Pr. 3, Bo! 272K, Hammun, Tenn 37743, 107, 149, 156, 235, 245 Paddle, Rosalind Carol 1511 RT 3, Box 772x, Hutriman, Tenn 37745, 87, 148, 149, 160, 256 Pedgo, Gwendolyn Kay lSr I 111, 2, Hillsboto, Tenn. 37342, 87. 152. 156. 166. 174. 247 Peebles, Allen J, lSoph,I 1501 Holloway Dr , Ponsmoulh, V0, 23701 Peebles, Mulron, 24 PEMM, 172 Pendergrau, Edward E 15! 1 Box 746, $15. A, Secrcv, Ark 72143, 87 Pendergrasi, Teresa A lSrl Box 746, SN: A, Scurry, All: 72143, 38 Pendergrasr, Donna lynn lSoph I R! 1, Box 56, Puufdmg, Ohio 45879, 107, 242 Penick, mGie Sue 13091111?! 2. Bo: 12, Lebanon, Va. 24266, 107. 159, 243 Fun Band, 159 Pepper, Deborah SUE UL! 111 3, BO! 363, Alhzns, Ala. 35611, 100, 255 Pepper, Rhonda Elmna iFr I 745 Cedarues! Ave , Madman, Tann 37115, 116 Pepsi Cola, 322 Felk1ns,Judilh Kay lSnph I Box 416,090uincy,16.70633, 107, 259 Pelkms, Lowell Agency, Inc , 325 Felroulr, Deborah Denise 15013111 201 Espelo DI , Nalchez, M155, 39120. 107 Perry, Donna Guy 1F11Aparludo 5491Limu 1 Peru 5, A, 116, 156. 251 Perry, Gtoce l3! 1 Muwlci, ShIIlong 8.M2:huluy0,1nd1u, 100, 151, 170, 244 Feuy, judy 1.211qu IS! I RI 3 Fayer1e,A1cI 35555, 88, 156, 162, 174,175,255 Pelers, Dotolhy Jane IFr I 6717 Sable SI , MIdwesl Cily, Okla, 73110, 116, 156, 159 PlliI Joan Sta , 146 . Pence, David Alan 1311 601 Abberley Way No 7, Slone Mr, Ga 30083. 100. 1 . 165. 7 PeHus, Borburu Ellen 1Sl'.1 1705 5 Monroe, LllT1e Rock, Ark 72204, 83, 246 Pelly, Cull Lynn IS! I 2606 Donald CI , Benlun, Atk. 7201.5, 83, 227 PeHy, Lehha Ann 1501311 I 2606 Duno1d CL, Benion, A111: 7201.5, 107, 251 Peuy, Tanya Lane 150ph I 1975 S. LotusI St, Denver, Colo 80222, 101, 246 Pelwuy, Alec Guy lSophI 1301 E M61119: Sr , Searcy, Ark 72143, 186, 239 Felwcy. Guy. 41 - Phelps, P011100 JD1J11631 Hloleuh D1, Hsuleuh, Flu 33010, 51 P111 Alpha lulu. 165 P111 DIINI, 255 Phiels, MIke IAcnd I 2445 Slurr Ave , Apl. N, Oregon, Ohio 63616 PhIllips, Cnnlyn 199 IF: I 4485 Mayo Rd , Memphis, Tenn 38128, 116, 256 Phillips, Cur1u Jan 111.1207 N Worl111nglon.W Memphls, Tenn172301, 100. 253 Phllllps, Lenora Cullren151I4303 Donovan DI , Monlgomely. Ala 36109, BB, 255 Philles, Slephen C iFr I 2804 Sothwood DL, Dal1as, Tex 75233, 116. 23:1 F1I1111DS, Vulmie Juun lSoph I 413 N W 203,59ml19,Wush,98177, 107 PI'IIHIps, WIIIInm 11m lFr I Box 37, FrnnL11n,Ar1c 72536,116,225 P1ckens, Inez. 41 Pltkel, Wunen KI-ilh U11 116 Eosron Ave , O Ful1on,111 62269, 100, 235 Flcleung, Fares! .610an11 23 Parkway Blvd , 5 Tons Rwer, N J 08753 Pmtce Cmul Lynn ISoph! 10 Glenme Seouv, Avk 72143, 108. 249 Pleme, Jcmz-I lFr I 308 Hendnx DI , Puplul B1u11, Mo, 63901, 103, 254 P1erce, Mable, 41 '1 Gamma P11, 164 PIqq, Jnm-Is lnwmnce 1501311 I New Concord, Ky 42076, 105, 186 Pi Kappa Delta. 163 P-lqran CnrolyuAnn 11511111 3, Box 408 Warrior Ala 35181111615156.1711 256 P11111111 M1c11:1e1LyImEFI1Bm 383, W Chncogo,111 6018551116, Pal, The, 316 F111, Paul, 33 P1I1md Sh-vl'n RundnH Ur I 4015 O-Iundo CI Dallas,1e- 75211, 100, 23l Puaman Chunes, 14 F11,1mn1I-r, M1c1'1m-1 37 236 Plunk, Pume1u Frances 1J1 1 RI 2, 891119151911an, Tenn 38315, 100, 173 r'ohln211bhuror1 UEHICE 11-1.1Box 12,R15her,Ark 72429, 116, 2451 Rhodes, Phlllp Lumslhr.1kl .1, hearty, Auk 72143. 83, 224 Pomdextel, Lyle, 41 Rhodes. Slephen Lawrence lFtl 2AM 91h Avg, Canyon, 1n. 79015, 115, 155 1: 1 Poundaxrer,M1ke D.1Fr1702 E Elm, Wa1nuandqe,A1k 72676 175, 225 Folk. Glenda Joyce 1.11.1 Box 249, Fr Depos1I.Ala 36032, 100. 154. 155. 175, 253 RIDIIO Iinnnlre. 328 Pollock. Tetesu Ed11'11151'1 1551 John Carlson Rd , B'emellon, Wash 98310, 38, 254 Rice, Ilu 70141191511950 Gmmkmd D1,Nushv11lo 1enn 3720.1, 116, 156, 16? :11 Pcner, Dr Waller, 38 Race1Moly A11celed1Q16 s FI11r1'11'Me,li11111 Rock, A111 72204 Posey,CharleslAcad1 127 C1overdnle, Secmy, Ark 72141271291, 2174,2101 Richardson, Edna M lFr16105 Ourwlonp,luuusv111-:,Ky 40210, 116, 258 Power,Cor1EugenelF11939 25111 Ava, N Texas Cuw, Tex 77050, 116, 22 ,1 Richardson, June Lynn 1511 2723 S Taylur, L-IIJe Rock, A11 7230.1, 511 5? 131'; ;1 Powel, 1.01.110 Denice 1Fr 1 9317 25111 Ave , N Texas C11v,Tex 77050, 116, 174, 252 239, 245 Power, Donna .10 UL! 6316 Filwood 01., Vancouver Wnsh 93665 100, 155, 253 Ruchurdson, John M 114 12723 S. Taylor, Lvl11e Rock, A11 72204, 100, 186 2.111 Puwels, Edward Da1e 11111 121 W. leh 511Wi111amsrown1W Va 26137 Richardson, Pebecm KEIylSoph1733 S Oakwood, Genospo, 111 0125.5 1051 I'm 1 Powe11,Juc F. 151.1 1311 E Market Searcy, A111 7214138 Richbotg. Sharon Ru1l-1Soph1 161?Mad1-,on Avelhlon1qorncry, A11: Jam? 11 J l PoweH, 51011311 Clayton1$11ngg1nsnmAf1t 72068, 138 Rickey, Pau1 DunlScph1R1 3, Deny, Mo. 6:18:11, 108, 231 Powell, Stephanie Ann lFr 1 321 W 13111 51,1014ve Beach, F10. 33404 Euchmond, E11znberh Ann 1501:1111 175.13 Luma. Ayn Sumo Ann Cn111 108 3.:1 Poye11 Stephen K 1Fr I One Pnde C1 , Belplu, 01110 d57141 116 228 Euchmond, Lorry M0111 1Jr.1519 Beh-l1r,WMI MFmphu A11: 72301 100 136 Pra11,Avu Chllslin5151112694 Beechwood A149,, Camden, A-k 71701, 88, 1317 Rickerson, Belly Jane 1.1r.1 Box 415, Ecru Clove, Wm 54071 100, 173 Presto , Gayle Lynn 1561311 1 784 Traodwe1lDr., Hursl, Tax 76053, 108, 156, 259 R119. Jock D 15r.1608 W. A1011 Sealcy, A11. 721412214 Preslur,Jeunne1Saph14073 Coleman Rd , Memphus, Term 38128, 103 13119, Suzanne Mor1e1511603 W Alth Sea15y1Alk 721-1159 Pr1ce,John R lJr.13003 Fincher Rd , F1, Wonh, Tex 7611?, 100. 2116 Riley, Ed111'1JC1nP1J1 I 66 M1 Lebanon D1 , W11ee1ing, w Va, 21,5003, 100 17.: Priest, Dr, Dean 5,, 87 Rmks, Jecmme C0101 1F11 12 Togkwood 0: N L1111e Rock A111 721.13 116 351 Prince. Juner Heien 1Jr1 1492 Aberdeen Ave . Columbus, Ohio 43211, 100, 253 Rismger, Amanda, d3, 16?, 251 Prince,Joyce1Accd.1 137 Orange D1, Sul1l1us.Cc11I1 93901, 273 271277. 2371 299 Rilchue, Andy 1'1, Jr., 29, 54 230 'Pro:k,Ccm1Amd.127 Hum'ing Dr , Searcy Ark 72141257, 272, 291, 294 301 Rilchie, Ko1hryr1 267. 269 Frock. Charlene, 41 Rivers. Lcuxse, d3 Frock, Jahn, 30, 180, 181,136, 181-11 111111 Jone Sc1n1ne1F11204E.DeYoung,Marion 111 62959 1'16 175 2511 Prod, Mona Gaye 1Fr,1 27 Harding 01., Seovcy, A111 72143 116, 246 Robbins. Nona Kay 111 1Repds. Spring, Mo 65737 100 -Proclor. Punicuo Lynn FM 1355 Poullus1 Memph1s.Tenn. 38127. 116. 251 Roberson.Gcryiee1S-1699 W Oulvr Dr,Oa1. 111mm, Tmn 37810130 T3? ,Prou1,Douglos Gene1Sop111 1620 Onklree Dr , Rusev1i1r. Calif 95673 Roberson J911Lynn1F116415 Cuswcll 11d , Beoumonl, Tm 77708, 116 186 'Prou1, Stephen ChurlesESr11Sc: 746, $10 A, Seorcy, All: 72143, 100 229 Roberson 01 Word Bryce, 37 Prum, M.:1-1ael Ray 16:01:11 413 Tenlh 51, Terr.,eransbu-g, Mo 64091121231250 Robenx Conme Jennene 1?: 1 196211115911 Wnrlh,19: 7611? 116 1111' 71111 Pryor.BeverlyJolFr11921 E. Cenrev, Searcy, Auk 721-13, 116, 1411,1116, 159, 256, 209 Roberts, Dallas, 38 Pryot. Joe Byron lAccud 1 924 E Cenwr, Seorcy, A11: 72143. 273 Rob2115160w Kevrh 1811Now Hone Ari 71959. 89 Pryor, D11 Joseph E.. 18. 37. 120 146 240 1301391181 Jack Edwmr11511 10-53 Hmdinq Searcy, Ark 72143 Pryor. Dr Neale, 10,29, 102, 14-1, 228 Robens1Mmk A1nn1Fr1121 4, Bo! 17G.Magno!in,l1r11 71753 :15 1M. :1- Prynr, Treva Lou1Fr.1 13 Harding 0r Seurcy, Ark 721431 255 Pobetm. Marlcl 09119 1511 2107 SheeI-w $113919 Mo 638.77, E? Pullura, Coy E IJr16Db E Market, Searcv, Ark 7214:! P0139115, Ponn1d Dwayne1511 1706f Moo1e Mr 17, Somq, A11- 791111 151: Pollard. Mike lAchd 1 1506 E MalkeY, Searcy, Ark. 7211128311175 1201351131 Ruchmd lAmrf 1 RV 1 Box 170,8md101d A11: 72020, 270, 201 Pullen1Culherine 51110132111 150p1'1.1 13111 5 McDonald 51 M1 Doro F10 327571 108 257 RObEHSOH. Dianne 1F11R1 1, Box 702 Devmoll A111 71038 116 2-16 Pulley,Hubet1141 Ruberlson W1111Clm 1 HM Be: 11, Crawfmdswllp Ark 7711: 51 '1'10 1?; Fulhams Book Shop, 317 210. 211. 23? Py1e, Barbara Jenn lSoph 1 570 Cornohan PI , Beaumom Tex 77707 103 162 2-16 Robmsan Drum 33 Py1'e,B111y Ray 1511 Box 143, Bwno, Ark 7261B, E18 Robanson, Dormu Rue 151.1905 141111;:ng S1,, Prnh'wbulq W Va 26101 11'? 11 1 Pyle, Lan'y Worraanr1520 Camahun PL. Becumon1,15x,77707 RobinsonGaorgPEdward1Fr13035 Korio Cr 511104911011 LU 71108 11 1'11 Pyle,LinduLoui5E 150.911.1130: 14:1.Bruno1Ar1r1721518, 10? Robinson J0ne1 Lee- 15017111811 5 Rogers, Sp1ing1-e1d Me 655015 133 f '- Poblnson, M01011 Ann1J11506 Keystone SI , Emmnm, PD 180110 100 Q Rockho1d1John Wesley lJrI 11108 15111 A09 Pnrkmsburu 1.1.1 Va 215101 11 ? 237 Quockenbush,ElisabelhAnan11825151,Bedlord 1nd 47421 115, 257 Rodenbeck LnrryJ 15mm 4 Box 186 Spnncer 1nd 47450, as, :103 23? 909111911 Commute Sue U: 1 10-4 E Fm! 51 Mr Home Azk 771553 100 1:1 R 12021221, 05111:! Leroy 156011 1 280917; E RCICP Senrcy ink 721-11 1C3 1'1 Roerze1 Pomc-o 111-11113112809117 E Pace, Secrcy, Alk 721-13 88 171 Ruchul, John Elcnce 1m tax 581, Searcy, Ark 7214: 099151132111 Wadi! 9105 H0m5w00d1H011s10n1 m, 77028 Rahrle, Maureen E.1F11101 Meredilh Ave, Nedrow, N V 13120 11.6, 159, 250 1109915 GWQE Gay1n1Fr1 Q1051'1Of1 Du-'DDL'1LI1 Housmn Ten 71711118 116 .711; Ruhrle, Ruben A lSr1101 Meredilh A119,, Nedruw, N, Y, 13120188, 158. 15?. 228 12091315111150 511101'11514515 311013 Hn1law P1 No 320 How'mn, 11 771T '11 may, James H 111.1 1024 N. D1.,Anderson, lnd.46011,100,'232 909915111110 Tyrm 1F112 Apnrhe Dr suomv M 72143 111: w Rumplon, Susan W1nona 15mm 144 Tupe1a,Nagetwl1e, 111 50540, ma, 150, 151, 2517 Rogers Samuel Mead 1 4069111011110 5: smmm C0111 6100' Randu11,AlbenLucler1-R1 1, Box 521, Edna, Ten 779511011235 11099151 Win 1Amd12 Apmhe Dr Senrcv M 721431278 25 , 301 Rand611,89ver1yJoaanr.1 R1. 1,3021 521,Edna,15x.77957,116,150,157,1b9,183,257 Roll. Barbara Jon 101434 W 8811151.KnnsmC1Iw-1o 0411-1 116 1'1 Hand 5 Poly Clean, 330 Rollins, W.1luom Donahue lGrnd 1 all Qumcy Aw: C1n1L'1n-1n111 1111-31 'Ransom.Dav-dJ. 11:19:13 Tramme1Rci1N Lnrle Rock. M 72117. 100. 234 Pum1ne13mn191 131111119111 111022 1111-1-21: 0- . 1111111211119 No 3:805. 11'10 11mm. Georg1u Ann 150.2111 617 1311. 51., N , Texas C1!y,Tex 77590 ma Rom. M1chae1 Rand 1509111 5253 Onkcvew Dv Cxon 11.11 Md :0 Ra1111f, John Churles151.1R11 1, York, Neb 68461184, I135, 193, 199 208 1701164 Bonme 50915011111707 500an M11 01 31111194171111 0111 1 ' ' 2mm, W111Ium Gregory 1.111962 Salemwuy, E1115v111e, Mo 5:101 1, 100, 217, 227 Roper. Joe David 101 707 Soonm Park Dr. 801vava Okla 14061 He 1 Rawdon,Chery1 June 15r1R1 1. Huron, Tenn. 313345, 38, 139, 173, 259 238 Ray, 61min 1m 13407 Beach 51.10112: Park, 111, 51111, 100, 253 110511 Fwd Danie1 1309111 19000A O1-vvwoud Cupr-no. CW W114 111 Ray.Vcrnon1F116407 Beech $11,1m. 11m, 111 mm 115 236 1511 15?. 1b? Reagan16eorgefmory1J1.1R112,Box 180A, Newman,Gc1 30253, 100, 227 9059. 1801' 01mm 10-1141 11 Box 150. chs'cn, M1 77011:, W? Reagan. Rance George ISoph.1 143 Purkdote, Memphus, Tenn. 38109 103, 186, 191, 223 Pow. 1110111111de 1830 McCord 111-11 101edo10hxn 431,1 5 Reuves,CurolSue15:.1R1 1,8011 661Gideon, Miss 638113811257 ROWE 3W0 . 43 9931,15, Sharon Kay 1Fr1 R1. 1.301 219.Turfel1,A1k.723311. 116 Row1e11. Julia 1011111913 15013111 216 Boswpll 50195111119 A11: T101 '1111 2'5 Iltptding Charm. 156 Qowrl. Jenn 1001;91F1 1 359 E Dr, Sunbuvy PD 171301 1m 2.10 Red, Ben Sludxos, 327 Royse, 01 Nynl D , 231 30, 120 Redd, Gordon 1.1 111.120 4011 511, Gu1fpo1'1, M155. 39501, 100, 276 Rubam. Muvgorel Lynn 15013111 713 E 59.1.1119 Ave 111an 0-111 01 W 1' Redmond, JennMer Nell 111 1 Maury Cily, Tenn 38050, 100, 243 166 Reed, Deborah Kay iJr 1 717 Mnnverrey D. , Fr Wonh, Tel 72112, 100, 250 Rubio Je'rv ank 15011111 4143 3mm Ave Mcmahis TL'rm 181111 1011 7-111 S 1 Read, Lorry Duw11F15-109 32nd 51, Lubbock. TeI 7cm? 115, 112:: 12.111, Gwnn IGrnd1Succeas.Avk 72170 121 Ready, Sharon 1012152 11:11 1147 Cou1151,,5unbu1y, Pa, 17901, 119 RWer. Mow EI1-en WM 112-: Cres11-men Lr- wanna amrh 11.1 rim. Reedy, Porsy Lou 151391: 1 s1 Pose, A111 72045 24? Reel. Libby Ann 1.1'11 1210 N.Ky151..Kingslon.Tenn137763, 100 173 RU1C11. 116139 1.1.149 1F! 1 10505 Chambers Housmn Ts: 7703-1 15-0 Reese.Jo11n Dcuglus ISopthovenden Spnngs,A1k 724m, 103, 151, 152 170, 230, 259 Rush'on 1mm Ann13r1601 N Out Sway. M 72m SO 1w w W Reese, 11190 Dol1ena 1F! I 10 Fresno C1, 111119 Rock, Ark 72209, 116, 245 PWMO 1711111110 37 Reeves, Norma Lou lSr 1 R1 2, Box 513, Pamgomd, A11: 71,650,581 1411, 166 RUSSEH CHEFV1743.941 Reavas. Vicki Ela1ne1sophmoa s Edgefnehi 121011135, Tex 75203, 103 150 159, 11:15, 1m, HUHPH C'nwncs mama 1111 173 Br-1mm 81x1 P-mn an c- - ' 253 Ru559111Pn111c1n Ann1Jr12426 Eng1P,D1:115r,lr1 Try 75233 100' '1 llgina, 256 RU589111WI111nmE Jr med I Bax 870 Sm A Searcy, A-lv 72' 1 Ranbo1dr,JomesMox1J1.1EI. 5,591. 174,Neosho,Mo164850 100, 17.1204, 232 Ewen Nae! 11 ? 1501311! 1?- 1 Box 209 Pwhmond 0111043041 111?. Reuchek Gowned, 29 R110 . J01! H1 34 Reiche11 Hunne1ore lSpe:.1 Rei:he1,M1keEAcad.17 Apache Dr , Seo'cy 1111,72143, 301 S Reid,1?1chard Stephen 15mph 1 Box 611,0'ew0911,A1k 72112 2,117, 108 Randell, Lawrence H ISoph.1 131.4, Box 491. Column M1c11. 49038 So1n1 R0111 M1t1-1911e 151313111 810 Emlwn Dr Moynplus 1,-m- 381:? 1,101 2111 Renegar, Ben D.1Sr1R1 2. Toh Tenn 381188 88, 150 So1em, Suhei!1.1-che1llFr,1Fnud Scllmn Ggriygeg 1911111 .1337 Repubh: Nu11ona111121nsumnce Co 318 Summons, Marshall R1cky1Fr1Rl 1, Box 92', McGyng 11.1., 71155.: 135 1191-1133111 351301071152 1111311111'15171111171'1 Ogumdmno 51 15019751101 Lagos. anos-Nigeriu A11ico Sample, MelnmJune1F11 190-114111burr1 Dr K'JHan' Mg 6,1851 1115 Revei Theodore G1enn1Grud1 Box 3.JUdsC-nln1 Ari 72081 Sample, ?e-em Elmne 1391111 1 18041'1'1113141-101 KPWHE-f' 1.1x. 151,357 1151? :1: 11911001511 131006 1At0d1 C70 Amenccm Embassy Box 15231 Kampala. Uganda, 266, 271, Samples,Do1-1nn E1umbel111J112731 Rodheirl Minn. Mmh 401170 1013 11 3 11 2721 273, 274. 278. 279, 287. 2915 Sanders, John Marr1rrlsr13203 pnnoulmo D1 5 E 1414-1111211 1.1.1 ?:?,11 1111 14 , Revn01d51 Gloria, 41 Sanders, Ku'hy Ann U: 1 129, 1 Box A Sura1ogu,A1k 71359 190 253 116110016151 Lu Donna Ru1h1FflR1 2 Box 40 Camden Ark 71701 116 250 Sanders, Phy11i51lenc150p111112251? 10511181, Indmnnpahs, Ind 461130 101-: Reynolds, Ruben Jack FL! 643 W. Hunl Rd. A1cou,1'erm 37701 Sand915,Sherry Ann 1111 B13: 43 Ve'IVIHE 1111: 711537 mg Revnolds,T11omus Muchae1 11F1 1- 911 E Race SQOFCf AIL 7211111115 150, 238, 2241 Sanders Ter'y 111011111151on 43 VeImHL- ruk 72337 110 111135195. 51991 42 Sanderson, Muchnel Lynn15np111602 P1verdcl1e,01r11r1qe Cnl11 91.5155 mg 2711; Rhoda. J9nni191 lynn 11711 5'1 2 BO! 188A. Rossron Rd. Hope 1011111718101 116 254 51mdersnn,Pomeln Sue IFr1602' 1712911311: Owner,- C0111 025,55 1M :53 121101195002 E 1J11306 Holly Secrny A111 72143 155 Sanderson,9011911101149111' 3 BO! 347 Hun'n111a Na 35806 232 Rhodes. Ke11'11 G 1509111711 E Center, Seurty, A111 72143, 103, 155, 235 Sund11n1 Donald Hayward1511521 10101050 Ave , lake C11y, F10 32055 89 22c 1dGIgIP1JIJRI l,Scu-Ky,Ar11 72143, 89 1110.11 1711 5.15 E Orange 51 , Luncualur, Pa, 17602, 116. 166 11,1 111.111st 3 1361-1 6-16, 510 A Socmy, AIR 721143.208 '- 1-i111--IHIIJ1I..-15 N E Hollywood Blvd,FI,Wu1lon Beach,FIu,32548, 100 l.11111-11deu1d150p1I11104 E Ruce,Ap1 10, SeaKy, Ark 72143,108,192 , -1, 1R!. 5, 8011 64, Flolence, A16 35630, 81?, 139. 261 11.11111?! 1. Bu! 90A Muvve11. Ark 72360.110,225 . 11,11,111 1,Wh11clond,1nd 46184, 100. 240 1.111, 11qu 1JI130'JCnbLI CI , Bmwnswlln,13nn 38011100 166 250 .11- .11, ?EldCht-yL-nm, Pueblo. Cola 111003.100, 156,166,254 111'J1- I11111 1711111e1Fr1263-112 WE:10Id,WmIc-n,Mic1I 450W, 116, 225 1-11111. 11111131 7. Searcy A11: 721113.291 131- 43 L 11 1.1.111 1756 Wull1ulDr,Sl,Chor1:S,11160174, 100. 204. 232 1'1 I1 ,111-1-11FI1P. R 1,001161, E1oum1nglon,1nd,47401.116,150. 258 11: .-111.111 111 R 1, Box 161, Blocmlnglon, ind 47401.100,254 -;1, E11-1m 1F. 1 R1 21 5190-1111211, Iowa 517591.116 IIF 1J112633Iud1uy Blvd ,Scheneuady, N Y. 12304, 66, 100, 2114 1.1.:c1 1.111.!1'1 13r 1 RI 1 Ba: JJOAA. DIIIon. Mo. 65459, 51, 89. 234 : 6111-9 : 11' 1 615 Twm Branch Teuuce, BIrmingham, Ala 35726. 746 ,In1f: ,1 .1055 Ammo Aw , Bunllu, C0111 92002 .11 111111-11I11051B KIHIe11,Houslon.TeX.77034.116. 156. 166, 242 1-11-11v151 1111 1. Box 153, Eugene, Mo. 65032, 39, 139. 240 11106115118611 355, 91.115311, Ark 72139, 116, 255 .11111 319 ..1I11;sm1d Loan, 3.13 111'1:1.15,336 n , Inc . 341 D lFI 1111 9,301 63,F1mence,Alc 35630. 116, 253 111111110: N. Moss. 51:on Auk 721413.296 -. 411-, 67 1 1 DI 1:1 115'1111111111511 2000 MIdVrI1e,Ypsilunr1, MIch 48197, 60 39. 236, 260 V111 . 18.091110051611191 Dr,EI D0rud0,A11K 71730 108 E 1.. :11 1.:-11..1-13r191 1,19115, Iowa 52754,89,172,174,212.213,247 j111111u1 1J1 I R 11.1,130! 204, Hum111on, 111. 62341, 100 172 ' -r1I1K1111Fl11505E Murkel, Scurry A111 72143, 116 6:11:1170'. 5 7.1011151 Saarcy Ark 72143 273 283, 289, 295, 296. 300 1-1Frl1315 Mchnn 01,Ale:nndria,Lu 71301 116, 245 : 111. ' 1316 Mohon Dr, Alexandra: Ll: 71.101, 103,144 245 .1,1 111.11.11511124101 lm Namn1os,Lnguno N19uel,CulIf,92667,100 .11 111.11, 11. 11'I1 106 N C11u11y Vo11ey Rd, Vernon Hills, 111 60060.116,230 1'1111'1I1Fu11 1511111 3 Box 3716, Ho! SpIings, Ark, 71901, 61, B9, 231 r 31111.1.1r1 1101 FI11Inore Dr , Tupelo, Miss. 30801. 66, 100, 156, 246 .18 151 150 :08 17131111 1 317179 111h,1.1cm Buan, Ark 72956, 100, 1741, 753 , 111'I-1vlr:1r.'19:1t1anbuvg D1 ,0011vm,15nn 33000, 117, 150, 174. 256 1134111115711 E F111'II 51' , England, Ark 72043, 274, 279, 299 YIIL'N11IFI1EIU1IR 1? 5, Box 430. Paducah, Ky. 42001. 100.159. 227 ..II1; 111111615013111 7109 Ar19ne S1,Ann Albor, MIch 481011.103. 260 111111fr1138 C1ovr1duIE,5eI:IIcy,Ar1L,72143,117,156,261 .111111F1121035 MonnonnlCr,Pmadena,1'ax 77502,117, 156, 750 3 1111130 thm- D1,B-shee,Ar12 85603. 117, 229 - ,. 1'11-,1,111PI 1 O.1mc1.h11ss.33655,100.133.139,144,166.17I,243 1 t -11..11111r. 1 1:1 1 0.1.1.1, 1.11.1, 38651117232 D M11 131 a 11. 1 RI 2, 111111C11y, Tenn. 38463, 117, 240 11.71 1.-1 81111111121 1 8111- 32.1w CIIY. Tenn, 33463, 105. 253 111151n1 W1 SInannd, Mo 65567, 100, 213, 247 r11 12157.1 Hmnto Rd , Mabelvole, A11: 72103, 117.169.2441 I11'1I1111500 Pc111du11 Dr,$qucv,Ar1: 72143 .1 11111-1Fr1310 5 w Hughu, Des Mo.nes,1owo 501115.117 1.1-.1-4-111111 1 302 W Sreuic Rd , N lmle Rock Ark 72113, 100, 239, 251 p 1'1: L111 I 11! 4 Cunwuy Ark 72032. 108, 136. 239 1 1.1112117 $t-In1c,N 1.11119 Rock, AIR 72118, 108, 214. 245 p11 1 8:1- 4 Cave Swings, AIh 72713, 103, 223 1 16055 Mariel, Searcv, Ark 72141701291295.3001 11111 '1 3:11 77.1 515 A, Seorcy. A111 72141100235 .11 .. 11.1m- 1G-nd1 ?05 Clnremonl Ave., N 1.11er Rock, Ark. 72116, 121, :16 3111111126 Edgewcnd ln , Cenlvalao, 111 62801, 119, 229 51191 1 Bo. 390,Hol5pv1ngs,AIk 711301.700 :l111lll'1511R1 3 Spungdnle Ark 72764 11m1511111 3 Spungdale A11: 72764 11,-11 11r-J1I111111n1711121 :1 Snmcy A11: 72143 ' 1511. ,11 19' 1 M1:-11111'11n A11: 77110, 233 17.111711. 511...... T17 .I 1117-1.B'111-v1511?726 1711131 ln1re Chalk . Lo 7060?, 9? 136,161, 163 165. 1101-11-1 151'1 A115x1n1111d, lo! 102, San Anionic, 16-: 78210, 119 1211111111 1711001155 Duumu S C 29334 117. 238 - . 11 1111-1I111I-1F11 1117.7 N11I1IIDII SI Pcm1 Mum 55117 117 11111770: PInnWml-uew LIl FIIIrIrII Va ??DJO 100 230 111191 2 131131 , Mm; 38661 117 1111311807 H'I'H D1 Memphn 101m. 3311? 117 150 17! 511 170011. M-IIlPl Scurry 11:1 72143 89 111F111?! 1 011111011. Ky 42031 117. 254 - 1Q1-113111Q1 :1 Eo- bB F11zqrrnIr1 60 31750 46 103, 2-56 1,. 1. 15... 31:1 1.11 11mm: Ark 71'553 100 1715 NS 117- 75-1 P111m1nu1d AIL 731150 100, 7:17 11111111 :1 Ec- 7131.1 1.111111nl111110 AIL 72034 117 150 ?35 .1111'1-111111415: 1 15 Fo1I1u11d Dr Munlqomew A10 .151 11 30 255 ; 111131r4150ph1216 K1rn Vom Rd, S1ngupore 9,170,201 Skuggs, Hmry Lee 151- 1640 EuclId Ave , Benlan Harbor, Mich 49022, 90 510995, Robeul Clarence 13.1640 EUC1Id Ava. Benlan Havhnr. Md. 49022. 90. 164. 241 Skellcll, Toni Jean 1JI,I G-1ABQ W anlol Rd , FIInL Mlch 48507. 100 Skelvon, Tumnne A HI I 1?! .2, Ind10nulu,MIss. 33751, 100. 169. 173. 253 Sluylnn, Gory Kennelh 15613111521 Gu1f Club Ln,, Newporl, Ark, 72112, 103, 239 Siedd, Wi1IIum HEIbElI IF! I 4207 Shavolyn DI, 5 W., Roanoke, Va 24013, 117. 231 511nglu11, CIndy, 43 SIIngluH, Dana Paul 1111 MS Homewood Rd , Monsheld. Ohio 44906. 100. 241 510mm, Larry A 1Glad.1322 Sunnyhill $1., Searcy, Ark 72143, 121, 6 5me1ser. Danny N201 1JI.1 R1 11, Box 100,F1mence.Ala 35630, 98. 100, 154, 155. 231 SMENC, 175 Srmlh, Barty M. 1J11 Box 91, Pulevos, Wash 98846, 100, 156, 250 SmIIh, Bmdlay tAcad 1 RI 3, Box 216. LIIIIE Rock, Ark 72207, 301 SmIlh, BrIon KeIIhlSr1309 S Main, Woodsf1eld.0hlo 43793, 90 SmIIH, Brlun Randal 151.1 5805 Taunsl Dr.. F1 Woulh. 15.76117. 137. I39. 163. 2'28 Smllh. Dr CurralI, 37, 43. 163 Smuh,C1IuIles Floydl5r12912 Jamnson, MLVernon, 111. 62864 SmIlh,CIIII51Ie Coral 1F! 1 Box 623,Yellv11le,Ark,72687, 117,174 SmiII'I, David Lawrence 1FL1 15 Delby Rd , Bulawayo, Rhodesla, 117, 170 SmIlh, Deborah Sue 1509151 2727 Alleynny, F1 Wayne, 1nd, 46809, 108, 259 Smnh. Donald. 43. 230 SmIIh, Emma Neil 1Jr1 RI, 4, 80: 403, Furogculd, Ark. 724 50, 100 Srmlh. Jana 150p11.1 R1. 3. Vemcn, Tex. 76384, 108. 161, 163. 752 Smnh. Kay L 151.1805 N. Main, Benton, Ark. 72015, 216. 249 Smilh, lorene R.1Spec1500 N. Van, Searcy, 1111:, 72143 Smith, Michael Bruce UL! 403 Merzury SI , Churleslon, W Va 25304, 100, 160, 230 Smilh, NunCy Regmia iSIJ 1?! 1, Hayri, Mo 63851,90,152, 172. 247 5011111. Rhonda Lee 1Jr1 247 Ewe! Ln . Rockford, 111 61111 SmIlh, Robyn NICE tSophJ 5910 N F!unkpmlAva..1u150. 01110 74126, 103. 257 SmIlh,Ryun1$op111 5805 Tournl, 51. Worth, Tex 76117, 108, 233 Srrth, Stephen Paul 15:,1 Box 10, Lexmgron, Okla 73051, 90, 137, 163, 229 Smnh, Dr. Steve, 37, 239 Srmlh, WI1IicIm Stephen 15f1500 Pane 51..Co-ning,A1'1L72422.90. 155, 160. 174,175 SmithVuughn Mercanhle Co, 324 Smilhey, Brenda Kay lSoph 1 8347 Wurerwood,Dullos,191,75217, 105, 175, 242 Smilhey, Srcv11ey E.150ph.1 1217 Or101e,Garland 1e:,75042. 103 SHEA, 174 Snider, Denms Craig lSr.1 5405 W Glen1esu, Phoenix, Anx, 85013, 142, 190. 2112 Snowden, Kathy lorene 1Fr.1 Houston, 12: 77055, 117, 243 Snyder, George Allen lSaphI 1525 Kohl Pl., Columbus, Ohio 43211, 1013, 231 501m, Dongdum 151.1 98 Whukukdong Yongdungpo, Seoul. Korea. 90, 170 50111110161, Susan M 15op1l.1Grovelly. AIk. 72835. 108. 255 SoweH, Nancy Dluna 15L! 900 W Arch, Seutcv, Ark 72143, 117, 246 Sowe1l s Furmwre, Inc, 324 Spurlunl, 233 Snaulding Alhlehc Goods, 323 Spolunken, 168 Spencer, Jelfrey R ISrJ I?! 1, Warm Swings, Ad: 72478, 90, 239 Sperry. Mark B 15r1 104 Hallday Blvd, Plneullc, LI: 71360, 90, 165, 240 Sperry Rund-Remmgion Rand, 325 SDIkES, MargaleI Lee 15r.1 1304 Thomuuille, Pocahonlas, Ark 72455, 90, 174, 176 SpIkes,Ma1Iha Goil1Sr.1 1304 Thnmusville, Pomhnnlas, Ark 72455, 90. 174, 176 Spll1mun, Polr1ciu Durleen 15.01371 1 Cryslnl Spring RI, Ba: 40, Mr Ida, AIk 71953, 103. 166, 247 Spwey. Carolyn 1.0UlSE1SOP1'II 1301 Valencia. N E. Albuqumque. N, M. 87110, 108, 159. 260 Spunkle, Brenda Mr 1 3207 PidgzcresrRd,,Gleenv-l1e,Te-1 75401, 100. 159, 245 Spurlock Eleclnc and Mechanical, 1139 Spurlock. Hermon. 43 Slcfford. J0 E1Ien150ph,1 1902 5, 125111 E, Ava, Tulso. 0111a, 74126, 105, 147, 166, 250 Slug! Band, 153 Sluggs, Dowd LarIy 15013111 913 E Mnrke1,5eurcy,mk 72143, 102, 108. 211, 2111 Sluhl. Lewa Edmund 1frl Box 612, Mcnvruse. Cafe 81401 510an11, Donna Jenn Uni RI, 3, Henderson, Venn, 30340, 100, 250 Slanley, Joyce Ann 1501:1111 4101 S Main. 513th Bend, Ind 16614, 108, 250 Slanley, Mufk R 15r1900Lokeview Dr Parkersburg, W, Va 26101, 90, 232 SIunle-v Rotk EdwoldUl.1R1.4.5 Higginsun, Seurcy Ark. 72143 Slonlon, Melind015r13561 Craslridge Dr.Nashdllle.Tenn.37204.60.90.142,246 Starlmg, Angela Faye 1Fr1 I11. 2, Box 324A. San Marcos,Tex.73666,117169,257 SIcIIlIng Lois Rulh 15611111 RI, 2, Box 48, WInIer Garden, Flu 32737, 103, 150, 153, 275, Rrumes. Harry Gene lJrJ 406 W. Ash. McGehee. Ark. 71654. 90. 156, 191. 227 Slule Form Insolence. 347 Slurom,10m,33, 165, 239 Steed Roberl D ESI15080 5 andy, Hamewoth,O1IIo 44634, 90 Sreed, Thomas Alan 1$r1609 W Washingmn, Osceola, Ark 77370, 90, 227 Stephen, Abraham Khumis 1,1!1 Chuslmn Qumret 33 Old CIPy Jerusalem Pnlesnne, 100 Stephens, Barbara Jean lFr I 207 Humphuea Or Wes! 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Jan Brewa Academics Editor .................................................................................. Pat Johnson Assistant ........................................................................ Brenda Beck Student Life Editor ........................................................................ MariLynn McInteer Classw Editor .......................................................................................... Dwina Whittle Assistant ................................................................... , .............................. Janet Johm Personalities Editor Debbie Ganul Organizations Editor .............................................................................. Wayne Luallen Assistants Ruth Nonnenmacher, Donna Wright Athletics Editor ............................................................................................ Tim Brunet Assistant Bill Robertson Social Clubs Editor ................................................................................ Diana Denham Assistant ................................................................................................ Jenny Davis Amdemy Editor ................................................................................................ Ann Ulrey Assistant Linda Campbell Director Editor .................................................................................. Charla Anderson Proofreader ........................................................................................ Marlene Lanplou PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Photographer .................................................................................................. Mike Janna Assistants ................................................................ Beth James, Beverly Jo Pryor Photography Editor Carl Baker Assistant ................................................................................................ Bill Gardner Color Photography Mike James, Larry Stewart BUSINESS STAFF Businus Manager Mike Cole Assistant ........................................................................................ Ronald Coleman Business Staff Ron Wages, Mark Wallace GENERAL STAFF Debbie Barnett, Debra Beck, Ken Beck. Belinda Bledsoe, Beverly Bucy, Steve Davis. Charles Fall, Charles Genus, Martha Hart. Andec Lawyer, Layton McCown. Carilyn Phillips, Diane Reynolds, Karen Scobcy, Rosemarie Shearin. Melinda Stanton, Mary Tull, Betsy Tull, David Tucker, Bonnie Ulrey, DcWiu Yingling. IN MEMORIAM WOODSON HARDING ARMSTRONG 1879-1971 With the death of Woodson Harding Armstrong on November 2, 1971, at the age of ninety-two, a tie with the great leaders of the Restoration Move- ment was broken. Her father, James A. Harding. taught Bible and Greek to John Nelson Armstrong, whom she married in 1898. The Armstrongs devoted their lives to Christian education, helping to establish two Christian colleges and hi'st serving three others as president. When Harper College merged with Arkansas Christian College in 1924, Armstrong was appointed president of the resulting senior college that was named Harding College in memory of her father. For many years, Mrs. Armstrong served as Dean of Women and Pro- fessor of Speech. Her greatest satis- faction came in helping young men to develop into effective gospel preachers through regular speech classes and individual sessions. Her strength of character, dynamism of personality. interest in young people, and dedica- tion to Christ were and continue to be a source of inspiration to thousands. young and old alike. Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace. Where there is haired let me sow love. Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope. Where there is darkness, light. Where there is sadness, let me sow icy. O divine Master, grant that 'I may not so much seek to be consoled. as to console, to be understood. as to understand. to be loved as to lam. Heip me learn that' in giving I W mm. In Wing self I may find GUM life: