Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Q-'EE-' The Gqdfqrhgr :claimed top box officewsales and-lreveialed Yfraglct frufhs fha? folfed each jcapacity audlence. Man of La Mancha? fHarding's,iHomecQmfng musical! recreaiteddscenes frdrn fhe 17th: cenfuryfSpanish lnqufsjfiong. as viewedfhrough, fhefldealislflc, imdginathvn of1Dbn -QUlX0f9-' Maibraleague baseballl last Hsu iffrsv black player, Jackie' V Rablngsqn . .. ,. Rqdizsllosf its famed Andyof fthe Ames and Andy duet. Wamen 'ss1Lf'blfreceive.dfanl1 lunsoliizifed 4.4. boost1whenMartl'ia - -Miifchell demanded the resignation' of her husb.ajnd,as1 President Nlxan-'sl campaign manager. Mrs, Donna 'Sample became Arkansas' firsi female probafion officer, Hoping to effect a wage increase Sdnifqifiqn -Wbrkers in Searcy walked off fhelr idbs only- for find vfhemselvesf unemployed and. replaced. -Naiionallsf Chinallsfagredaf similar wqlkauf affer 'being uns eafed by 'fhle Red Ch inese' del egafion 'fo ,the U. N. 10