Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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12' , . . .X x 9 l s 1 A 6 1. SYMBOLIC of the modern campus is the imposing entrance to the Administration Building constructed in 1952. 2. CONTAINING the cornerstone of Godden Hall which had housed Galloway College at the turn of the century, and had served as a multi-purpose building during the first 16 years of Harding in Searcy, the Bell Tower was constructed to remind future students and visitors of the heritage Harding has in Searcy. 3. ELATED students began enjoying the then spacious Ganus Student Center when it was completed in 1951, but remodeled in 1973 to serve as a classroom and office building. 4. REPLACING the tiny, cracker-box gymnasium used since 1934, Rhodes Memorial Field House provides spacious facilities for the physical education program and intramural activities. 5. ELEGANT in comparison with the library facilities housed in old Godden Hall is Beaumont Memorial Library, initially completed in 1950 but enlarged two times since then. 6. COMPLETED in 1951 as a residence hall for women Cathcart Hall provides facilities for the continuing growth of Harding. 7. DETER- MINED efforts by the faculty to gain North Central accreditation for Harding results in increased student use of the library. HISTORY X 9 X.. X r

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