Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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meg From swings to musicals, activities and events allowed us to experience Harding as only we could. page 6 Lovin g From the playing field to Bee Rock devo- tionals, social clubs found that unity grew from togetherness. page 56 Strwmg From locker rooms to high-fives, athletic competition demanded spirit, cooperation and sportsmanship. page 100 Planning From elections to deadlines, organizations offered learning experiences beyond the classroom. page 133 Winnin g From rewards to recognition, students ex- celled in a variety of areas. page 168 Leamin g From registration to graduation, students focused on education. page 188 Sharing From their classrooms to their living rooms, the faculty and staff personified involvement and concern felt for the students. page 252 Reaching From kittens to Wildcats, the Academy students experienced their own brand of the Harding education. page 290

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In the tradition of Harding year- book staffs past, we present to an for the students, faculty, and staff of Harding University, Searcy, Arkansas, their yearbook, T h e 1 9 8 6 Petit lean Volume 62 Karen L. Roseberry editor-in-chief Denise Johnston assistant editor Dr. Joseph E. Pryor adviser lack Shock assistant adviser IOhn Radcliffe head photographerh Ex-x-x-cellent! In a gesture of excitement and achievement, Shelle Miller, a freshman from Springfield, Missouri, greets Bo Hill, a junior from Tupelo, Mississippi, as John Goodspeed, a senior from Pine Bluff, looks on. High fives flew up all over the Harding campus in 1985-86. They came to symbolize a way of life .. a lifestyle in line with excellence. ; photo by John Radcliffe.