Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Wi-v 1. REPRESENTATIVES from each of the girls social clubs wind the two Maypoles during May Fete activities on the front lawn. 2. INTENSELY, junior transfer Scott Clark performs Take lt Easy for the audience at the freshman-transfer talent show. 3. GRIMACING as he bites into a piece of watermelon, Kenny Stamatis gets a mouth- tul of the iuicy treat. The Student Associa- tion sponsored the melon feed during first week activities. K 4. GRADUATES fill the gymnasium as they participate in spring commencement cere- monies. 5. POSING on their way uditorium, angel Doug Hudson and Hanna ready to Rampage is a popular ride at the

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he year was bustling. Activity surrounded us. Almost everyone joined in the abundance of activities on campus that ranged from intramural sports to drama productions to social club outings. Tradition played its continued role and contributed to the vast amount of happenings on campus. Students enjoyed the annual all- school watermelon feast during the first week. The Freshman-Transfer Talent Show quickly got the new population involved as did Pledge Week. One ofthe newest traditions, Spring Sing, attracted thousands of Youth Forum guests and involved more than 550 students. Pretty girls wound the Maypoles and welcomed in spring for the new May Queen. The yearly rituals of Homecoming and Graduation created lasting impressions on their participants. Not all activity occurred on campus however. The White County Fair attracted much ofthe student body to its carnival atmosphere. Wyldewood, with its serene beauty, was popular as a get-away spot. Only 50 miles down the interstate, Little Rock provided shopping malls and banquet spots. A lot of activity can happen in just one year! Prologue

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