Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Looking In . . . SUMMER SCHOOL - 16 The scholars of summer school have mixed feelings about life on campus during the off season, GOD'S HANDIWORK - 18 A sermonette based on the creations of God as they live. as they grow and as they die. CLOTHES THAT MAKE THE STUDENT - 20 The trends in fashion were mere visible on the Harding campus this year, while guys and gals alike adjusted to the modified dress code. MABEE BUSINESS BUILDING - 22 Anticipation mounts in the School of Business as they invest in the ground gaining business. SPRING SING - 24 lndians, Bones. and Mexicans take top honors in Spring Sing '81. BLOOD DONATING - 3O Measles and Rubella innoeulations in September forced the Red Cross to make two trips to the Harding campus for blood donations - one in October and the other in December. CONCERTS - 32 Live performances brought intense excitement to the students accustomed to Benson movies. 12 , Student Life Division ART GALLERY - 36 True talent was the main exhibit as each member put his best creations on display for the eyes of Harding. PLAYS - 38 Shenandoah made hearts stand still during homecoming festivities: while many other theatrical productions were welcomed by students throughout the year. WORLD NEWS - 42 The Petit Jean takes a look at the happenings and events around the world that influence the lives of students whether directly or indirectiy. WORLD EVANGELISM FORUM - 46 Where In The World? was the theme for the 22nd Annual World Missions Workshop, hosted this year by Harding. HOMECOMIHG - 48 Old friends and cherished family members were brought together for a weekend of fun revauainting. CHAPEL PROGRAMS - 50 A familiar question among faithful chapel goers was, What will happen in chapel today? Y0u just never knew. L A TOUCH Of the Master's hand. 2. CON- STRUCTION advances on the Mabee Business Building. 3. SOCIAL CLUBS express feeiings of excitement and relief during the final number of Spring Sing '81. 4. CHARLOTTE Brag and Joe Aaron are Mother and Son in a skit 0f 150 How's the Family? . 5. DR. GANUS introduces former President Gerald Ford to a captivated audience as his son, Steve. watches approvingi'y. 6. THIS is the life, muses popularsinger Juice Newton while signing autographs after her Benson stage con- cert. rgwegv 2 222

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Mong witgz 1:316 COM air mi January and a needed vacMion, 5the students returned to their Hhmme away from hode with renewed spirilsa. 83: ihis iime. basketball Season wag in fun swing. Second semester was fiiied wiih club banquem and pariiea,.music group tours, and plays. Club pians were being finalized early in the semester far Spring Sing 332. Fhe spring sport Learns practiced for their upcoming seasens with hopes 5f doing their veiy best, Spare time aeemcd to he. a scarce commodity in eariy Aprii because of preparations. and production of Spring Sing and Ysuth Forum. The end of the month broughi about May Fete, Petit Jean Dedication and Dead Week. it was: May anti finais were: approaching again. Then came grariuatien. The Ethos! year wag ever. Oar was it? Enterseggian be; Ems in mid-May and lasts; for two-waeks. foiiowed by two five weak sessions of summer school. A passibie '18 hours credit. can be earned by staying for 3H three sassions. The campus is slower paced with fewer students and co-cus'ricuiar activitie3 yet the course continues. Since Hardings beginning in 1924,, a cytie has been estahiighed to provide the highest quality educatian available for each student in academics and in each 0512's social am! gpiritua! livas. Times, rules. traditions. facultyv Students. buiidhnga all have: changed to some degrea but the pace cantinues i0 Educate fm' Etearrmtyf You see, it is an a matte; 0f motion. E. NOQNTiME z'unnem, Bill White, Paul Pia, Steve , White. Jaf! Hopper, and Chris Dell, begin another day at improving their Cardiovascular systems and physiques. 2. FMKE James and company prctice faf the Mr. Shutterbug 1982! Award. 3. KOMES Karla Dunkerson arm biissy Gay take a break horn Open House to joke around. 4. BENSON Auditurium takes on an eerie air this mmJnEi'i night. 5. WHELE in Swiiizertand on campaigns. Ray Muncy exhibits that teachers, too, get crazy nccasionaliy. Imroauchon i l

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STUDENT LIFE Student Life Division - 13