Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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.,r fhirfv ' A and -si. f lohn I. Radcliffe 'unit Darrell L - Chris Oei 1. Cheering for victory, Matilda Priest and friends get caught up in the excite- ment of a game at the old intramural field. 2. Oblivious to her surroundings, DeLisa Waller submerges herself into Nm. Darrell L Truitt Wars, prompted Shawn Pierce to don an attention-grabbing headpiece. 6. Framing the lily pool fountain, Martin Owens and Candy Bailey enjoy a laugh together. 7. Blasting low tones out the brass bell of a studying. 3. Sisters P. I. and Brenda Reinhardt take a break for some fresh air during painting class. 4. Perfect precision was exercised in all stunts performed by the Chinese Magic Circus of Taiwan on the Harding stage during the 7982 spring semester. 5. Costume night, sponsored in conjunction with the SA, movie Star 4lP rol ogue tuba, Neil Dillinger practices for a half- time performance. 8. A swirl of color is created by time lapse photography as the Ferris Wheel at the White County Fair makes a circle. 9. Stephanie Whitesel par- ticipates in some good-but-not-soclean fun in the Hilarity pie eating contest. S Darrell L, Truitt

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This aim for excellence manifested iteself in almost every facet of activity - chiefly because the threads of this prin- ciple were woven into the very fabric of the University, Academically, Harding was highly respected, Graduates per- formed well and were in de- mand, Organizations competed with other schools and brought home winners' trophies. Perfor- mance groups were among the best. Student publications were awarded high honors. Athletes excelled. The Florence, Italy program provided cross-cultural education. Evangelistic cam- paign groups literally went all over the world. The list of ac- complishments could go on in- definitely. The facilities of the new Mabee Business Center served only to increase the credibility of the already reputable School of Business. Approximately one- third of the student body ma- jored in one of the business fields, With enrollment experiencing a slight decrease for the second consecutive year, a new trend seemed to be emerging: devel- oping a better quality with a smaller quantity. f lohn I. Radcl fie as , at L' y , ' Q Prologuel5