Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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I v RV Registrar's office keeps occupied with increased enrollment VIRGIL M. BECKETT, BA, began another year of work by processing a record enrollment of 2,601 during the fall semester - the largest enrollment in Harding's history. Harding also enjoyed her largest spring semester enrollment ever with 2,447. Beckett was a member of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. He also sat on several college committees, including the Academic Retention Committee and the Executive Com- mittee. 1. VIRGIL BECKETT, Registrar. 2. OF- FERING helpful information, Virgil Beckett answers Denise Power's questions. 3. REGISTRATION appears to be Virgil Beckett's most active time as he helps Donna Turner with her IBM packet. REGISTRAR f 27 N f If

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Altman interested in academic and moral status of students TED M. ALTMAN, Ed.D., ef- fectively implemented the objectives of Harding College as Dean of Students through a broad-based low key approach and close personal contact with students. Altman served as vice president of Region IV of the National Association of Student Personnel Deans and was a charter member of the Three Rivers Arkansas chapter of Phi Delta Kappa organized in the fall. Dean Altman directed students as Foreign Student Advisor and as Veterans Advisor. He was listed in Outstanding Educators of America and Outstanding Personalities of the South. During the summer of 1975, Altman led a campaign group to Bremen, Germany. 1. TED ALTMAN, Dean of Students. 2. LEAVING chapel, Dean Altman walks with Neale Pryor. 3. CONCERNED with issues relevant to the students, Ted Altman gives his opinion at a Bison interview. .EW' gf. ,f 27'E it E in was A er X N 28 f DEAN OF STUDENTS ,.,-ww' far. I ,,,,'