Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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We will remember much about Harding and our lives while here. well all recall impor- tant and trivial events. and in each of our hearts these events will return with varying degree of poignancy. Representing these events to the fullest extent is impossible thus this section is dedicated to stimulating the individual memories of Harding life we all will take wherever we go. We all will recall the first time we registered and the final time we walked across the Benson stage as a student. welll reflect on the first time we voted on a Homecoming court and the only time we voted in the 1984 Presidential Election. Many of us will laugh as we think of the many times we rushed in late for chapel and some of us will whince when we think of the many probation notices we received in consequences. Time will diminish our memories and the vividness with which we now remember will fade. The Cafeteria lines won't be remembered for their irritating length of time spent in them but the friendships formed and bonded in those lines will often warm our hearts. The rains. tooi will be be remembered; the Arkansas showers which often ruined plans and appearances will be remembered as puddles we splashed in and the quiet patter on an umbrella shared with a friend. Yes, well remember many different events and people at Harding in 1984-85; we'll remember life. w -Kuren Roseberry Life Editor SOMETHING NEW IN ;:2sSPr'HS 9mg 84 :iilr'lz Electten 84 1523.30 , 'AyLife Song 1' 16 Campus Ministry :32 WB'blE LECtuIBShIP ; 18 Parties and Events 434 eeeee 11 20 Concerts anii Lyceums 36 a Homecoming Musical 22 Beginning To End , :38 SigiOne Act Plays . 155?? - 21-24 Black History Month i540 50th Anniversary 26 World News 42 .thSunrase, Sunset 28 10 Life

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Right Season and Darlynn Holland creep stealthity up the stage as the alley cats in the Kings Men and Oege produc- tion - photo by John J. Radcliffe, Waist Away. Melissa Maitard ponders upon the necessity to exercise during Galaxy and Ju Go Ju's pro duction which was based on the current fit- ness photo J. Radcliffe. 12 Spring Sing 84 Becomes a Flag-waving Thriller In a show involving patriots and prisone ers, winning athletes and wild creatures, the competition for the Spring Sing '84 sweepstakes award was markedly close and tough making the excitement even greater April 18-21, Each of the four judg- ing categories was won by a different club, dividing the points almost equally between the top competitors. The runner-up posi- tions in each category became the deciding factors in Pi Kappa Epsilon and Ka Re Ta social clubst win with their production iiSer- vice with a Smile. The two clubs together received a $600 award. Winners of the past three years, Chi Sig- ma Alpha and Regina social clubs claimed the first runnereup spot and a $500 award with their show HCatch That Gypsy Spirit. Close behind, Shantih, Tri Sigma Delta, and Kappa Tau took second runner-up and $400 with t313111 the Gold in Californiaf, Third runner-up was Tri Kappa and Kappa Sigma Kappa in iiI Beg Your Pardon. They received a $300 award for their pertor- mance. TNT and Zeta Rhois show Having A Blast, won fourth and $200. Up Our Alley. Kristen fad. by John Spring Sing 'Thrilier. Geannetta Walker, a drama major from Buffalo N Y. thrills the audience with her production taken from Michael Jackson's hit monster videoi - photo by Wes Holland. A selected cast of 36 chosen from a group of 155 students performed Geannetta Walkeris production of Thrillerii taken from Michael Jacksonis award winning monster videoi Walker, who choreo- graphed and produced the show is a junior drama major from Buffalo, NY. Each member of the cast received a per- sonal certificate. Besides the major productionsi the host and hostessesi numbers provided the audi- ence with polished, enjoyable entertain- ment. David Slater, a junior music major from Dallas, Veronica Williams, a senior music major from Fort Worth, and Sharon Healey. a senior office systems major from Beebe, each received a plaque of appreci- ation for time and work spent in the pro- duction. Service with a Smile. With a wave of his hand. Randy Burrus, a charter member of Pi Kappa Epsilon, salutes the crowd. Pikes, as the menis club is known by most, and Ka Re Ta joined forces for the first time ever and captured the winning sweepstakes trophy. - photo by John J. Radcliffe.