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Replacing
the freshman year ambiguity with more
confident feelings,
the sophomores returned to campus familiar
with the routine of registra-
tion , slightly self-satisfied not
to be walking cold into the red
tape as in the last year. Most
enjoyed the luxury of being
able to answer questions asked
by
incoming freshmen rather
than having to find information
themselves.
"One of the biggest changes
about being a sophomore ,"
stated Mall Flinchum , "is getting out of the freshman
dorms." Living in upperclass-
man
resident
halls allowed
students to widen their range of
friends and settle still further into life at Harding.
Some began to define more
clearly their plans for pursuing
Having ripened in the col-
lege life and not yet feeling the
pressure of pending graduation, the class was ready to
resume friendships as part of
a career, while others remained
unsure and continued to com plete basic requirements. Since
a declared major was not re -
the core of the student body.
quired until the end of the
sophomore year, there was still
time to alter plans.
Taking first place honors in
Homecoming
float
co mpeti-
tion, the class followed their
achievement with its second
consecutive win in Hilarity.
Aaron, Pam • SearcV, AR
Abbo", Melody. Smithfield, TX
ACOlta, Alberto • EI Paso , TX
Adams. Robert • Sesser . IL
Alben, Randal • Davenport . lA
Aldrich, Bob. Calverton, NY
Aldridge. Mark • Batesville, MS
There comes a time in each
man's life when he just has to
prove that he is a man . Of the
like
o lomb
before his
sheorers
270"
Sophomores
sent itching and the look of a
wooley bear. It was during such
a time that one bearded stu-
desire for such proof results in
an attempt at growing a beard .
dent's fiancee was reluctant to
Whether
the beard served as an attrac-
they
have
been
motivated by similar reasons
not, more and more men
Harding are showing up
school after the summer
or
at
at
or
Christmas with beards, knowing they will be shorn like a
lamb before they can enter
class.
For those unfamiliar with the
process , beard growing is no
easy matter. There is the initial
period of a week or so when a
beard grower is given to inces-
draw near. Eventually though,
tion to the young lady.
Experienced beard -grower
Charlie Ramberger considered
a beard to be "in some ways.
a little more masculine. "
Ramberger's first beard came
during the summer of his
freshman year as part of a personal experiment to see how a
beard would look on him.
Citing the advantages of not
having to shave every morn-
ing, Ramberger said that was
Above , SOPHOMORE OFFICERS. J . D. Yingling, President; Dol Narramore , Vice President; George Willis ; Secretary and
Treasure r.
"'Iessio, Doniel • W Chicago , Il
... Iexa..der, Joe. Searcy , AR
"'Ikire, Warren • Edmond , OK
"'llen, Sonja • Clinton, AR
"'nderson, Rusty • Jacksonville, AR
.....thony . William· Richardson , TX
Arnold, Elizabeth· Indionopolis, IN
Arnold, Janet • Dono Point, CA
...wtrey, Steve· Sf. louis , MO
...yer. Jan • Freeport , Il
Babbin. Bobby· Da llas , TX
Baird, Judy· Bartlesville, OK
Ball. Debbie· McAlester, OK
Ballinger, Cheryl • Searcy, AR
Bankston. Ricky. Trumonn , AR
Baner, Frank • Pratt , KS
Bomes, Tim - Earle, AR
Bortanen, Beth - Sullivan , Il
Bartee, KtGy - Richardson, TX
Batie, Jeff • Shreveport, lA
Bean, Rebecca - Searcy , AR
Bedgood, Dntd - Bossier City, LA
Bedwell, Michael - Sikeston , MO
Been. Rhonda - Clarksville , AR
Beeson, Debra - Nashvil le, TN
Beggs, Cynthia - Indiana, PA
Belew, Lee Ann - Romance, AR
Bell. James - Huffman , TX
Ben..en, Amy - McCune , KS
Benson. Cheryl - Garland, TX
Bergsten, Bruce • Hutchinson, KS
Berryhill, Gib - livingstone, Zambia
Billingsley, Brent - Tulsa, OK
Bingma.. , Mark • McConnelsville, OH
Black, Robin • Holland, MI
Blackard, linda - Searcy, AR
Blackard, Paul • Searcy, AR
Blake, Monhew • Fayetteville, AR
Bloom, Kerri • Albrook AFB, CA
Boersma, Margie • Bonnneville, AR
Bolding, Susan • Judsonia, AR
Bolls. linda • Belgrade, MT
Bormann. Gwynne • Springfield, Il
Boustead, Pam • Searcy, AR
Boyce, Elaine. Texarkana , AR
Bnldshaw, John· Phoenix , AZ
Brandon, Corrine • Searcy, AR
Brandt, James • Searcy, AR
Branyon. Cherel • Comden , AR
partly why he continued to
grow a new beard every summer knowing he would have to
shave when he returned to
Harding.
Others also prefer to have a
beard part of the time rather
than not at all even though the
rule against beards remains
steadfast. Some Harding men
refrain from shaving as long as
they can get away with it all
year long. A constant
Left: ONL Y to lose it after registration, Brad Watson returns from the
summer sporting a beard_ Right:
VICKIE Carrier and Herbie Byrd
help Jeff Howell display his beard.
"shadow" covers their faces except on those days when their
facial hair is noticed by
someone in authority and they
are told to shave . Occasionally,
close to Thanksgiving and
Christmas some men are for tunate enough to have teachers
who either overlook or are
blind to facial hair when a long
holiday is upcoming. At those
times some fairly healthy looking beards are evident before
students leave the campus.
As long as the rule against
beards stands, it seems some
Harding men wi ll continue to
go baldfaced here and bearded
everywhere else they can.
Aaron-Branyan"
271
We've
got ,Your
number
BrinekerhoH, MaH • Georgetown, CT
Brown, Cheri • Hacienda Heights, CA
Brown, Kelly. Fort Smith, AR
Brown, Nancy • Gainesboro, TN
Brown, Rielly • Mt. Dora, Fl
Browning, William • Sorrento, FL
BruSlow, Craig. Bueno Park, CA
Buee, Wolter' Bartlesville, OK
Buchanan,
G~ndo • Benton , AR
hehona", Julia • EI Dorado, AR
Burge, Tamora • Gulf Breeze , Fl
Bu..,ess, Larry • Muskegon , MI
Burt.tt, John • Searcy, AR
Burnette, Stonton • Jefferson , GA
Burt, Barboro • Richardson. TX
Burton. Jennif.r • Livonia, MI
Bush, Darrel • Bentonville, AR
Bu.h, William • Decatur , Al
Butl,r, Jeff. Reseda, CA
Butler, 'ada' Dallas, TX
Byrd, Herbert • Maryville, TN
Coldwell, Tim • Kennetf , MO
Comp, I.,..n • Jackson, TN
Camp, Sharon • Jackson, TN
Campbell. Beth •
Perry , MO
Campbell, Debra • Chula Vi sta, CA
CampHlI, Edith • Muscle Shools , AL
Cantley, Naney • Elyria , OH
Cantrell, Paul. Camphill, PA
Caplener, Connie· Forrest City, AR
Carpenter, L...,ne • Sonto Paulo , CA
Carter, DaYid • Mountain Home, AR
Carter, lerry • Fort Wayne, IN
Cash, Rhon• • Siloam Springs, AR
Chandler, Robert. Fort Lauderdale, FL
Charbonneau, Susan • Brookfield, CT
ChaYel, Daml • Ivanhoe , CA
Cherry, Chris • Sf. Clair Shores , MI
Che.ney, Peggy. Baton Rouge , LA
Che.,er, Janet. Memphis, TN
Cigrang, John • Westminister, MD
Clark, Glenda • Lawrence , KA
272"
Sophomores
Editor's note: The following
article was published previously in the Harding Bison,
February 23, 1979.
"At Harding College you're
more than a number, you're an
individual" .. who is one of
the 2,841 students (of which
there is a 10:9 female-male
ratio) from 47 states and 22
foreign countries paying
$3,260.50 a year to attend this
55-year-old 4-year (2 semes·
ter, 9 months a year) college in
a town of 13,000 located 50
miles from Little Rock , 105
miles from Memphis by
highways 67 and 64, re o
Left DOING Q/I things for Q/I
students, the J.D. card is an essential part of college existence.
spectiveiy, occupying an area
of 200 acres with 44 buildings
valued at $27 million (not in·
cluding the $2.6 million new
auditorium to seat 3,415 with
classrooms seating 75 students
each) and operates under central computer DEC PEP llA5
and Title IX.
You, the individual student,
check mail box number 1410,
go to 2nd chapel (sit in row 16,
seat 5), sleep in one of the 9
residence halls in dorm room
number 323 (extension 278),
get a number or numbers on
meal ticket (number 549) cir·
cled or punched, and you
check out books with, find
posted test grades with, and fill
out forms with that magic
number: 429·35·8669.
You need 128 hours to
graduate with a major requiring
30 hours of study including
Class 211, 213·section 4, and
256 (sequence 1357), plus 9
hours of C lass 305 , or 412, or
317 (which is the same as Class
319·section 2 , sequence 6) , in
GB 201A, but Class 317·sec·
tion 3 ca;' be substituted
for Class 322 providing you
have already taken Class 112 ,
150·2, or 352, and must hilve
taken 10 classes of 3 hours
each numbered 200 or higher
to be eligible to take Class 412 ,
425, or 481 · 1, which is taught
in AS 114 2 days a week for
the 1st 9 weeks of the 2nd
semester.
Your social life consists of
being in one of the 19 men or
21 women social clubs and
your club jersey reads "47" in
8·inch lettering. The tickets to a
football game, a lyceum, a
play, a concert, or an S.A.
movie are numbered anywhere
from 1A,000.
Your areas for entertainment
include the Ad BUilding
(seating capacity 1,250) , the
Athletic Center (with 83,125
square feet), or the library (with
152,790 volumes, 1 ,108 peri·
odicals, 9 newspapers, 9 ,121
microfilms, 2 ,490 records , and
483 tapes). Or you might enjoy
one of the 6 inside basketball
courts, the 8·lane track, the
nine 4·wall handball courts, the
8 tennis courts , or the 2 swimming pools.
With 270 faculty members,
28 'Board of Trustees , 17 Of·
ficers of Administration, and
offering 6 degrees and 20
courses of instruction, Harding
has about 150 trees, approx·
imately 100 shrubs, around 8
swings, close to 6 benches. an d
5 squirrels.
- Kandy Muncy
Clork, Stan· Westminster, CA
Ciousser, Michael. N. little Rock, AR
Clay, Dick. Bartlesvi lle, OK
Cloy ton, Greg. Troy, MI
Clayton, Joann • Dallas, TX
Clifford, Teddi • Memphis, TN
Clinton, Ross • Germantown , TN
Cloud, Jonathan· Atlanta, GA
Cae, Judy • Searcy, AR
Coggins, Wade • Hot Springs, AR
Coker, Roger • Searcy, AR
Collin, Rick • Norman, OK
Collins, Jerry • Searcy , AR
Collin., Pam • Norton, KS
Colvin, Roger. Dubach, LA
Conolty, Cherie. New Fairfield, CT
Coome., Brenda • Bel Air, MD
Cooper, Shadrick. Pulaski, IL
Cope, Bruce· Eureka, MO
Copeland, Gena • Memphis , TN
Co.tilow, Lucille· Southington, OH
Cox, Donny • Fair Ooks, AR
Cox, Don • Broken Arrow , OK
Crowe, Lorie • Dallas, GA
Culpepper, Cathy. Valdosta, GA
Cumpian, Joe • Big Foot, TX
Cunningham, Cindy • Memphis, TN
Cunningham, Michael • N. Syracuse, NY
Curti., Randy. Judsonia, AR
Cutberth, Vickie • Memphis, TN
Cutler, David. Claremont , SO
Dabbs, Nancy • Jefferson City, MO
Danner, Tad. Columbia, MO
Davenport, Jame•• Buffalo, NY
Dovi., Brendo • Broken Arrow, OK
Dovi., Diana • St. Louis, MO
Davi., Melindo • Beaumont, TX
Dow.on, Daniel • Son Jose, CA
Deloware, Dove • Norcross, GA
Dell. Chris • Freeport, IL
Denton, Richard. Knoxville, TN
Dewberry, Janice • Ozone , AR
Brinkerhoff-Dewberry"
273
The
bewitching
hour
In relation to other institutions
of
higher
learning
in
Arkansas , Harding is unique in
many ways. One of the more
tangible things that makes Har-
Dickey, Keitt. • Harrison, AR
Diehl, Mary Ann • Hot Springs, AR
Dillard, Phillip • Pontiac,
Dillin, llitobeth • Searcy,
Dingler, Robert. N. Little Rock,
Dodd., Trent. Stephens,
MI
AR
AR
AR
Dors.y, lenny. Nederland, TX
Dorsey, Penny. Nederland, TX
DOSIe", Thoma. • Searcy, AR
Douthitt, Michael • Neosho, MO
Dow.on, David • Byron, GA
Drennan, Lisa • lawrenceville, GA
Duer, Ronnie· Opelika, Al
Dunn, Rebecca • Livonia, MI
Durgin, Albert· Augusto, ME
Dykes, Lou • Albany, GA
Eddins, Perry • Bogwell, TX
Effendi, Anthony • Jakarta, Indonesia
llam, Lolly • Hot Springs, AR
Elliott, Don • Eatontown, NJ
Embry, Karen· Evanston, IL
E",klnd, ladonna • Desoto, TX
Engram, MekHty • Houston, TX
El'licin, Mindy • Riverside, CA
Estep, Sharon • Hazelwood, MO
Evonl, Anne. Glenside, PA
Evanl, Charles • Greenway, AR
Evanl, DeIYI • Dallas, TX
Iwing, Lincia • Amarillo, TX
Fagan, Debbie • Norcross, GA
Fair, Kathy. Lufkin, TX
Farmer, Pam. St. Louis, MO
Faulkner, Lori • Little Rock, AR
Feeler, Kevin. Holts Summit, MO
Fifer, Sandra • Kansas City, MO
Fike, Paul • Jackson, MS
Findley, Stephanie. Jonesboro, AR
Finn, Man: • Sherwood, AR
FIaH, nm • Memphis, TN
Fleming, Andrew • Ontario, Canada
FlinchuM, Matt • Sondnes, Norway
fklyd, Cindy. Swartz Creek, MI
274"
Sophomores
ding unique is the curfew. were closed and we didn't have
While parents find security in to be in , we wouldn't be, and
knowing their son or daughter we wouldn 't study - much
is tucked safely away in their either." His roommate, Paul
respective dorm room before Lickman thought differently.
"I think it's dumb ; it's
11 : 00 on weeknights and
12:00 midnight on, weekends, ridiculous," stated lickman.
students at state univerities find "Especially for someone who is
it hard to believe anyone could 21 and some guy sticks his
head in the room at 11 :00 to
put up with such a thing.
On the Harding campus see if you're there." Com·
there is almost just as big a menting further, Lickman
discrepancy in opinions about stated that the whole matter
the curfew. "Personally, I think centers on responsibility. "One
it's irrelevant, but I can see why of the things Christianity
the administration wants us to teaches is responsibility. I think
have one," commented junior if someone is college age and is
Bible major Ken Wiles. "At a Christian he is responsible
times it helps us to study," enough to not need a curfew."
Wiles continued, "If the library Concerning those students
who might not be responsible ,
Left STANDING outside Cath- Lickman interjected that, "You
cart dorm , a couple talk for a few
can get into trouble just as easi·
minutes before curfew.
Iy before 11:00 as after." He
also stated that there are other
rules which wou ld keep
students from abusing a no·
curfew privilege such as
academic probation and even
suspension for too low of a
grade point which would probably come if one kept late
hours too often.
Senior home economics rna·
jor Anne Shields concurred in
part with Lickman by stating,
"People can do stuff wrong just
as easily before 10:30 (the
curfew time for women) as
after. " In contrast, "You have
to have some standard to go
by," she said. Also, since there
is a curfew, Shields thought
there needed to be more consistent e nforcement of the rule ;
"I think, to be more fair , they
should enforce it more strictly
(than now) concerning the
people who live off campus
and the guys."
As with most rules, there are
ways to get around the curfew ,
both properly and illegitimately. Shields was only familiar
with the more acceptable ways
such as late permission and
moving off campus where the
curfew is more laxly enforced.
One male student who preferred to remain anonymous
stated , "We have experimented and have found
that stuffed beds work around
her'e ." Also , there is always the
old stand-by, crawling out windows.
Whether anyone agrees or
disagrees with the curfew or
not , it cannot be debated
against that the curfew is one
thing that helps make Harding
unique.
Flynn, kevin • Daleville, IN
Fowler, John. Ann Arbar, MI
F01, Jeff • Hubertus, WI
Franklin, Harold • Searcy, AR
Freeman, Wayne. Hope, AR
French, George • lakeland, Fl
French, Koren • Huntsville, Al
French, Moria • Oollas, TX
Fry, Leanne. Vincentown, NJ
G.ge, Kelly • Dunwoody, GA
Gaither, BllIce • Cooway, AR
Gont, Cindy • Yorktown, VA
Gorner, Yicld • Dexter, MO
GomeH, Phillip. W. Monroe, LA
GorreH, Reggie. Benton, AR
Gorrison, Anne • Silver Spring, MD
Gorver, Dayid • Rolla, MO
Gotes, Micbael • Webster City, IA
GoHon, Teresa. Silvis, IL
Gill, Tim • Dayton, OH
Godwin, Nadine .• Newpart , AR
GoeHing, Sharon. Mammoth Spring, AR
GosseH, M.lodye • Cawton, OK
Graddy, Mark. N. little Rock, AR
Grady, James. Enterprise, AL
Grabam, Dorcos - Plano, TX
Grate, Bradley • Waterloo, IN
Green, Corol • Searcy, AR
Green, Leland • Springfield, MO
Greene, K.thy • Arlington, TN
Griffin, Suson • Homburg, AR
Griffith, Mike • Viburnum, MO
Groves, Wesley • Chattanooga, TN
Guff.y, nm • Searcy, AR
Guthrl., Cyntilio • Dosher , GA
Hoas, Ann. Roanake, Il
Hockman, Sh.iI•• Searcy, AR
Hoddock, Tim • Bixby, OK
HolI, John. Greendale, WI
HolI, Mitzie • McCrory, AR
Hall, Regan - Dallas, TX
Hare, Rick - Dallas, TX
Dickey-Hare ~
275
Harle". Marit - Ashdown, AR
Harmon, Pam - Batesville, AR
Harp, Mary - Des Moines , IA
Harriman, Belinda - Fort Smi th, AR
Harrirnan, Slteit. - Florence , AL
Harris, Anita - Southaven , MS
Harris, Tami - Southaven , MS
Hayes, Connie - Houma, LA
Haynes, Bill - Pedro, OH
HaCId, Wes - Nashville, TN
Hedges, Dan - Oceanport, NJ
Hefley, Bill - Little Rock, AR
Heil, Cheryl - Wentzville , MO
Higginbottom, Morve - Bentonville, AR
Hilbun, Melinda - Memphi s, TN
Hiley, Richard - Randolph, WI
Hill, Ginger - Christopher, IL
Hill, Lori - Sand Springs , OK
Hinson, Janice - Old Hickory , TN
Halden, Janet - Toledo, OH
Holder, Andy - Searcy , AR
Holland, Luanne • Columbia, MO
Holyfield, lobert • Memphis, TN
Hooten, Christye • Springdale, AR
Horn, Shelby • Norcross, GA
burglors
Horton, David • Turrell , AR
Housley, Susan. Morrilton, AR
Houston, Tina • Sulphur Springs, TX
Howell. Delta • Searcy , AR
Hunt, Allen • Frankfort , KY
Ijames, Damon • Ellington, MO
l"nbe'1, Kevin - S. Williamsport , PA
Istre, Barbara - New Orleans, LA
Istre, John - New Orleans , LA
I. tre. Robin • Jennings, LA
Jack.on, April - Brentwood , TN
Jacob., Gretth'n • Ashtabula, OH
Jarvi •• Teresa - Alpharetta , GA
Jenning., James - Hurst , TX
Johnson. Rh" - Newton Falls, OH
Jones. Dklne • Memphis, TN
Jones, James - Midd letown , OH
Jane• • Rocky. Morril ton , AR
Jo.... , Thoma. - Germantown, TN
Jordan. Darrell • Searcy, AR
Jordan, Becky - Winston-Solem , NC
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Sophomores
Illy, Deni.e • lubbock . TX
lay, Mart· Tulsa. OK
leele, Melinda • Memphis. TN
leller, Debra • Hoxie, KS
lennamer, Deana. Grant . Al
ler.ey, Michelle. Memphis. TN
lidd, Libby • Clinton. AR
liillnl, Ranely • Searcy . AR
lir.. , Michael • Miami . OK
ling, Re. . . Miami . OK
King, Tim • Warren . OH
linney, Chris • Indianapolis, IN
Kirtland, Roy. Word, AR
Kirtsey, Tim • Houston , TX
li... II, aetty • Ripley, TN
litching, Sam • Snyder . TX
K.....t,O'ri• • Ir .... ing . TX
I~umba, John • Waynes .... ille , MO
Kumpf, Aliee • Son Antonio, TX
Lampe, Fay • Sf. Johns, MO
Lance, Steve • St. Johns, MO
Landry, Ruth. Dallas, TX
Lane, Algie • Pleasanton, TX
Lane, Allen • Moss Point, MS
Lawyer, Tami • Oklahoma City , OK
Ledlow, Roger. Mt . Dora, Fl
Lemon, Mary • Searcy . AR
l.enh, Terry • Jackson . MS
Left, LEAVING the library , Linda
Students at the beginning of
this. All books and selected
McKinn e y and Phil Baker try o ut
the ne w security system.
the year were greeted with a
peri odicals have in them a strip
ience ," he adds. "Now if a
book isn't on the shelf we kn ow
new addition to the library
of charged tape. If the tape is
not ne utra lized at the desk
it's be cau se it's either
reserve or checked ou t."
when the book or magazine is
Is the syste m unbeatable?
"No, " says Mr. McReynolds,
decor -
It never fails to strike fear into
your heart - the sudde n , shrill
shriek of the alarm , the impersonal steel arm blocking yo ur
path , a nd the ' dreaded voice
from behind , saying, "Where
do you think you're going?"
Security at a major airport?
The entra nce to
quarters? No, it's
College Library,
just been caught
unchecked book
library .
CIA headthe Harding
and you've
carrying a n
out of the
two steel gates guard-
ing the entrance. This is the 3M
S p a rta n S ecur it y S yste m ,
recommended by the library
faculty last year and voted on
and accepted by the Library
Committee. It was installed to
stop the loss of books that, until
this year, has been a constant
pr o blem in t he li brar y .
Although some of these ma y
have bee n delibe rately stolen,
the majority were carried off in-
advertantly.
The security system prevents
checked out , the secu ri ty
system detects it, the alarm
goes off a nd the gate will not
on
"Th ere are a number of ways to
beat
it, but it
has to be
open.
premeditated now . .,
Alth o ugh student s jo ke
about the system , it benefits
them as well as the library,
for the number of lost books
has been greatly red uced. So,
because one of the cau ses of
rising tuition is the loss of
books. "Someone has to pay
fo r lost books ," says librarian
J oe McReynolds. "The syste m
also
removes
an
inconven-
The security system works ,
des p ite its om inous a p pearan ce , the security system
seems to be here to stay - and
is well on its way to becoming
a nother landmark of Hard ing.
-
Eddie Willett
Leonard, Kim • England , AR
Utlanel. Paula • Desoto . TX
Littrell. Paul • Atlanto . GA
Lloyd. Vicki • Judsonia, AR
Lockwood. Philip • Oklahoma City, OK
LotIen, Woody • Bates .... ille, MS
Lon, Cheryl • Tr inidad, TX
Lowe, Robin • little Rock, AR
Lower, Lisa • McAlester, OK
Lowry, Nancy. Bart lesville , OK
hllapcik, Ronald • New Philadelphia, OH
WICOM"', Beth • Searcy , AR
lynch, Mike • Bi .... ins , TX
Lynn. Anely • Memphis. TN
Lynn, Monty • Memphis, TN
Mahaffy. Cassandra. Jackson, TN
Mann, Johnny. Miami, OK
Mansfield, Dan • Fort Worth, TX
Martin, Dianne • Rosston, AR
Martin, Tammy • Brawning , Il
Martin, To.... Royal Oak , MI
Harless-Martin
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277
The rush
is on
Matheny, Sheila· Zenia, OH
McAdoo, Duane • Miamisburg, OH
McAlister, John. Temple Hills, MO
McAnulty, David. Tourcoing, France
McCallister, Linda. Rockledge, Fl
McCalister, Van • Visalia, CA
Meetuggoge, Melissa. Greenwood, IN
McCollum, Trina - Melbourne, AR
McCorkle, Jerry. N. Little Rock, AR
McDonald, Danna. Doctors Inlet , Fl
McDow, Charles • Shreveport, LA
McFarlin, Pamela. Carlisle, AR
McGee, CharloHe • Dallas, TX
Mcintyre, kevin • Indianapolis, IN
Mckee, Donna. Cuyahoga Foils. OH
MCKinney, Patricia. Memphis, TN
McKinzie, De• • Mt. Vernon, MO
McKune, Jeffrey • Rollo, MO
McKune, Laura • Rolla, MO
Mclain, Brian. Glendale, AZ
Mclaughlin, Bobby. Nashville. AR
McMillen, Melanie • Sikeston, MO
McReynolds, Gary • Mt. Juliet, TN
McRoy, Gary • Oakville, MO
Meddress, Pam· Jacksonville, AR
Meissner, lellCl • Lathrop, CA
Merritt, James. Ontario, Canada
Messick, Gale· Mountain Home, A~
Metzger, Pat. Memphis, TN
Miller, Steven • Searcy, AR
Milstead, Leta • Florence, AL
Minton, Cindy. N, Little Rack, AR
Mitchell, Andrea. Scottsdale, AZ
Mitchell, Nanette • St , Louis, MO
Monroe, Susan. Medford, NJ
Montgomery, David. Hot Springs, AR
Moody, Micltael • Woke Village, TX
Moore, Lisa· Caruthersville, MO
Morgan, Pamela. Lynn, AR
Morgan, Peggy • Elwood, IL
Morgan, Suzanne • New York, NY
Morris, Valerie • Siloam Springs, AR
Mosby, Eddie. Roland, OK
Mowrer, Paul • Agawam, MA
Murphree, Cindy. Litt le Rock, AR
Musick, Susan • Searcy, AR
Myrick, Klint • Sherwood, AR
Narramore, Dol • Winfield, TX
Newcomb, Melynda • Henderson, NV
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Sophomores
Displayed - in some promi~
nent place in each dormitory
room is a list of rules and
regulations applicable to resident students. One of them
reads as follows:
Telephone calls will be
announced over the intercom ,
As a matter of courtesy,
students should limit their
phone calls to five minutes .
Courtesy also dictates that
phones should be answered
promptly."
The rule makers of Harding
apparently assumed that the
above instructions would
remove any difficulty concerning the use of telephones.
However, those living in dormitories might disagree.
The inadequacy of telephone regulations can be
demonstrated nightly by the
onset of the Phone Rush.
At 10:30 each evening there
is an occurence which is
fami liar to all Harding dorm
Right: DANNY Deramus takes
time out for leisure conuersation.
students; that is the ringing of
telephones. After a day's
classes, meals and other activities, phone conversations
seem to be a criteria for the en-
ding of a day. As with everything else, this popularity brings
with it a problem. Because of
the phone system on campus,
the only dorms that are allowed
phones in individual rooms are
Harbin, American Heritage ,
Keller, and New Women's
Dorm. Those dorms without
personal phones have one
phone per wing and each floor
has one pay phone.
Looking at it from a statistical
point of view, that means there
are approximately '25 in dividuals per phone. Here is
where the proble m arises, Out
of these individuals at least half
or more are in a constant race
to reach the phone to see how
long they can monopolize it
before being excommunicated
from the wing.
The five minute telephone
the agony of being parted after
a mere five minutes? Thus , access to a phone becomes more
important than sleep, study,
food or "party time." The only
feasible solution it seems would
be to divide those students who
were in dating relationships or
engaged from ot her students.
But then where would that
leave Housing Director Ike
Hamilton?
conversation is, after all, ob-
-Leslie Payne
solete. No one could expect a
couple who is side by side
through all of their classes,
meals and study time to endure
Left( USING an unoccupied
phone, Nila Vaughn exchanges
the latest news.
Ney, Jean • Shreveport, LA
Nichols, Kay • Little Rock, AR
Nichols, Tim • Barberton , OH
Nixon, Jeff • Leponto, AR
Noblin, Sherry • St . Peters, MO
North, James • Wolcottville, IN
Obemoizer, Diane. Kouts, IN
Orgon, BreH • Boy City, TX
Pace, Jay. N. little Rock, AR
Portley, Robin· Seoul, South Korea
Pate, Lisa • Jonesboro, GA
Payne, Glenn • Bedford , TX
Peacock, Dawn • Little Rock , AR
Peorton, Charta • Melbourne , AR
Peorton, Julie • Boton Rouge, LA
Peebles, Donna. Portsmouth, VA
Pender, Barbara. Dallas, TX
Penrod, James • Granado Hills , CA
Perkins, Pam • Anchorage, AK
Perry, Dwane • Dermott , AR
Perry, Sharon. Monticello , AR
Peterton, Daniel • Cypress, CA
Petrich, Erika. Virginia Beach, VA
PeHie, Jill • Huntsville, AL
Phelps, Julia • Muscatine, IA
Phillips, Karen • Signol Mountain, TN
Philpot, Michael. Knoxville. TN
Plckharctt, Brad • Atlanta, GA
Pigg, Leigh • Houston , TX
Pipkin, Sherrie • Blytheville , AR
Pirtle, Jeanne • Sf. Charles, MO
Pitney, AnneHe • Newton Falls, OH
Pollard, Terry • Piggott , AR
Pool, Virginia • Murray, KY
Poole, Tony • New Orleans, LA
Porter, Gail • Fayetteville, AR
Porter, Mike. Terre Haute, IN
Porterfield, Dennis • Kansas City, KS
Powell, Susan • Rogers , AR
Presley, Sherry. Rockwall, TX
PriveH, Christie. Jocksonville, AR
PrueH, Starr. Chelsea, AL
Purdom, Martha • Purdy, MO
Qualls, John. Hazel Pork. MI
Guandt, Sonya. Little Rock, AR
Queen, Wesley • Austin, TX
Ramsey, Mack. Boton Rouge , LA
Randolph, Julie • Lubbock, TX
Ray, Robert. Indianopolis, IN
Matheny-Ray"
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.tdl"l, P.ul • Neosho, MO
••td, J,ff • Centralia, Il
R..v.. , George • Vicksburg, MS
R.ev.. , St,;' • Memphis, TN
R.inhardt, R,becca • Sacramento, CA
'.ynoW., Don. . . Pensacola, Fl
Riet ......... Anaheim, CA
Ra, C.1a • Siloam Springs, AR
.lellanl.on, Glencla • Mountain View, AR
'Iley, George • Wynne, AR
Rix, T.ml•• Marion, IL
RoWNn., D.borah • lake Ozark, MO
• •rt.,
lockport, Il
'.rt., SoIMtra • Searcy, AR
.....rt., s...... Memphis, TN
RoWn.on, Ilftly • Searcy, AR
Robinson, Laurie • King of Prussia, PA
ROfIII'I, Cindy. Searcy, AR
'OfI.r •
Rol.n, R.n•• St. louis, MO
Romin., Cindy • Searcy, AR
Rowl.tt. lathy • Little Rock, AR
Ruddick, Li... Neosho, MO
.u.h, Michael • Lu Junto, CO
......11, St.v.n • HouStOfl, TX
Saln, Ti... Memphis, TN
Sand.r., Brian • Huntsville, Al
Sandel'l, Chari. . . Memphis, TN
Sand.l'I, I.ren • Indianapolis, IN
Satt.rfi.ld, DovW • Marietta, GA
Sawy.r, J.rry • lebanon, TN
Scha"""l, I.ren • lompoc, CA
Schlrer, Sharon. Roanoke, Il
Schwam, Sllaron • Memphis, TN
Stl"'v", Itli_ • Searcy, AR
Stwell, U. . . St. Charles, MO
Sew.lI, Nancy • Houston, TX
Shack.lford, Robert • Searcy, AR
Sh.lton, Alex • Swartz Creek, MI
Sh.rrod, Jon • Belle Mead, NJ
Si"p.on, M.II_ • Tupelo, MS
Sim', Michael • Livonia, MI
Sillo"" MIn: • Memphis, TN
Sk.lton, I.",y • Springdale, AR
Skipper, lnton • Sarasota, FL
Slocum, Jot • Hickory Ridge, AR
Smith, Brenda • Heber Springs, AR
Smith,8ry.n • Trumann, AR
Smith, Lonni•• McRae, AR
Smith, Nancy • Little Rock, AR
SMith, RoWn • Norcross, GA
Smith, s.e • England, AR
Smithl'l, Roy • W. Memphis, AR
Sntod, Paul • Lufkin , TX
Stanton, M.ur.. n • Nashville, TN
Stev.n., 80nni. • Marshall, TX
Stew.tt, D.borah • Hinesville, GA
St.w.rt, .i.k •• Des Are, AR
St.wart, Ttd • Montgomery, Al
Stili, Itn • McGuire AFB, NJ
Stoddin, M.-y • lagrangeville, NY
Storm.. , V.n..... Heber Springs, AR
Straker, Richard· Bozeman, MT
ShHlrt, L.. Ann. Sulpher Springs, TX
SuIllYan, Barry • Overland, MO
Summer., Don • Durham, NC
Summitt, lathit • Arlington, VA
Su.tayta, Shirley • Dallas, TX
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s.ttterIM, L...,ne • Greencastle , IN
SWln, Julil • Bloomington , IL
SICI."', Sandra • Camp Springs, PA
T.II....n, Janet • Ontario, Canada
'ay~r, .ront • Bartlesville , OK
'.ylor, Chori • Bartlesville, OK
Taylor, J....... Greenville , MS
Taylor. Torri • Bartlesville , OK
n..Msch, fofMia • Caparro Heights, PR
nOMa.on,
TYOIIM • Belleville , MI
TItoMp.on, De Anne • Austin, TX
n.omp.on. Kori • Little Rock, AR
Tlbbal•• Dawid • Oneida, TN
I ....dway. Ricky • N. Little Rock , AR
Imor, David. Cuyahoga Falls , OH
Iyreo, Howard. Mt. Morris, MI
I,Nt, lerell • Cross Plains, TN
U"',..r,...,E. C• • Princeton, WV
Underwood, Ricky • Florence, AL
v.II., Midey • Corpus Christi, TX
V......n. Mila. Kirbyville, TX
Vohon, David • Dallas, TX
Vredlngburgh, Scott. Trumann, AR
Wad., Rondall • Memphis, TN
Wait.. , Carl • Dearborn , MI
w.n.o, Glon • Star City, AR
W.llaco , SU..... Searcy, AR
W"is, Bob • Batesville, AR
Waltors. R.ndy • Southaven, MS
Warlick, Terri • Marietta, GA
W'rron. Deni.o • Visalia, CA
Watkin., Vicky • Sturkie, AR
Watson, Lynn. Marshall, TX
Waugh, TIm • DeQueen, AR
WNwor, John. Springfield, MO
WHwer. Nancy. Newton, MS
WHb, Charlo•• Greenville, MS
W.II., Tore . . . Ashdown , AR
Wo.tmoreland, Joy. Wynne, AR
Whitaker. L. . . Nashville, TN
White, Jonny • Searcy, AR
Wicker, Charlo•• Memphis, TN
Wilbum, Margaret. Memphis, TN
Wiliam., Annotto • Jacksonville, FL
Will.... , ..rt.,. • Fort Worth, TX
WiKiom., Bryan· Searcy, AR
William., Dawn • Soskatchewan, Canada
William., Debbie • Plano, TX
William., Jellico. Little Rock, AR
William., Joanna • Sf . Louis, MO
William., Lynn • Searcy, AR
William., Tim • Dillsburg, PA
Willi., Charlone • W. Helena, AR
Wil.on, a.y • Son Diego , CA
Wil.on, aont • Judsonio, AR
Witt, J.y • Groom, TX
Witty, LOI. • Bridgeport, TX
Wood, Don • Columbus, MS
Wood. KaNln • Hot Springs, AR
Woodroof, Jon • Searcy, AR
Wood" Cathy • Magnolia , AR
Woods, JeH • St. louis, MO
Woody, Dawid • Searcy, AR
Woo.ley, M.rtha • Baton Rouge, LA
Word, MillY • little Rock , AR
Wright. Shorrio • Wellsville, OH
Yingling, Jon • Searcy, AR
y.....m. Kim • Columbus, OH
yo.t, Robert. Youngstown, OH
Zeigler, Jack • San Antonio , TX
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volvement from that of high
school, whether academically,
athletically or socially. For
others, college was a challenge
to maintain a standard of action
and awaren~ss they developed
earlier.
One effort to unify students
was the Halloween Spook
ly inactive at Har- House sponsored by the class
ding, and that fact , during Odober. The venture
coupled with a desire utilized the talents of drama
to meet people. convinced department makeup artists to
me to run for office. I hoped transform participants into
to make class, as well as club, a "spooks." During the Homeunifying force," reflected class coming pep rally, the freshman
noise gained the class the spirit
president Gary McClanahan of
stick.
Ardmore , Oklahoma. "Starting
over as a first-year student is Right, FRESHMAN OFFICERS.
hard , however, and with a Front Row: Patty Miller, Treasurer;
class this diverse , it was really Gary McClanahan , President; Jim
difficult to organize. "
Robertson, Vice President; Mandy
For some students, Harding Ricesinger, Secretary . Back Row:
meant a chance to start over Tom Howard -s ponsor; Bob
and alter their pattern of in- Helsten-sponsor.
Ackerman, David· liverpool, NY
Adams, Gory· Houston, TX
A.... , lintbert,. • Dal1os, TX
Adams, Pame" • Dollos, TX
Adkins, Eric. Bridgewater, NJ
Adkins, Statey • Memphis, TN
Alexander, Tim • Adelaide, Austrolia
Allen, Helen • Seaford, VA
Allen, James • Clinton, AR
Allen, Jan.1I • Dennis, MS
Allen, Jimmy • Searcy, AR
Allen, Phillip. Jeffersonville, IN
And.rlon, Sue. Hope, AR
Anderson, Randy • Richardson, TX
Ard, Wayne • Richardson, TX
Arms, Deborah. Charlotte , AR
Rn
ocean
away
There are quite a few foreign
students on our campus; people from 22 different countries
who ha ve diverse languages,
foods , customs, religions and
governments. For these
students, living in the United
States is a totally new and
strange experience.
One such "foreigner" is An-
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Arnot, Margoret • Morgan City, LA
Ashcraft, Stephen· Crossett, AR
Ashland, Wendy • Penacook, NH
Ashley, Melody. Fountain Valley, CA
Autrey, Yvette· Yorba li nda, CA
Aven, Kim • Houston , TX
Averett, Marty. Dex.ter , MO
Bachle, Annette. Houston , TX
Baker, Brad. Mu leshoe , TX
Baker, Cindy. Bastrop, LA
Baldwin, Trudy. Claysvi lle, PA
Ballenger, Bob. Corning, AR
Ballinger, Melinda • Searcy, AR
Bandy, Patricia. Campsprings, MD
Barhydt, John. Florissant, MO
Barnes, Barry. Nashv ille , AR
Barnett, Janis. Greenville, TX
Barnhart, Steven. Williamsport, MD
Barnick, Kathryn· Trenton, OH
Barry, Johh • Pine Bluff, AR
Bashaw, Ben· Waller, TX
Bastin, Debbie· liverpool, NY
Bates, Sam • Flor issant , MO
Bates, Sharon. Clarksville, AR
Beagle, Melody • Crestline, OH
Beaty, Christine. Jacksonv ille , AR
Beck, Regina • Kennell, MO
Becker, Melodie • Blockwater, MO
Bendickson, David • Searcy, AI<
Berry, Lee Ann. Searcy, AR
Betancourt, Scott. Son Marino, CA
Betts, Randy. Memphis, TN
Betts, Rodney • Memphis, TN
Billingsley. Gene • l emoore , CA
Bishop, Cathy. Emporia, KS
Blackwell, Richard. Morrilton, AR
Blake, Dennis • Piggott, AR
Bland, Cynthia· Bedford, MA
Bolding, Lisa • Judson ia, AR
Boles, Kathleen • Strawberry, AR
Bong, Soei • Indonesia
Bast, Darla. Allen, TX
Boustead, Cynthia • Searcy, AR
Bowie, Molly • Memphis, TN
Braddock, Laura • Mesqui te , TX
Branyon, Rhonda· Camden, AR
Brents, Carla. N. little Rock, AR
Brewer, Theresa· Foley, AL
Briggs, Mark. Crestwood, MO
to get a better education, he
boarded a plane and flew to
Searcy, Arkansas and Harding
to become a junior at the
acad~my. Because of government policy that attempts to
keep their young people in Indonesia because of their potential good to the nation, Anthony would not have been allowed to return to the United
States if he were to go home to
visit. Consequently, it has been
three years since he has seen
his homeland .
Except for when his parents
Left TAKING time to study, An· came to see him this past sumthony Effendi makes use of the mer for three days, Anthony
library's reference room .
has pretty well been on his own
thony Effendi. Anthony is from
Jakarta, Indonesia. He and
Soei Bong are the only two Indonesians at Harding. At twenty years old, Anthony is the
oldest among his three sisters
and one brother who are still in
Indonesia. His father manages
a transportation system in
Jakarta, and his mother is a
beautician-designer for Indonesian "cover girls."
Anthony had heard about
Harding from an American
missionary in Indonesia and so,
since coming to the States. He
says he is grateful for the
warr:nth and friendship he has
received from students at Harding.
Anthony relates that out of
6.5 million people in Jakarta,
only about 40 are Christians.
The rest of the people are
Moslems. Ultimately, Anthony
hopes to return to Indonesia
"to teach my people about
Jesus." He says people in Indonesia do not Hsten much to
American missionaries, and so
he thinks to return there will be
an exciting challenge. He also
expressed interest in assembling a campaign group in the
future to go to Indonesia, since
little evangelism has reached
there.
In talking about Indonesia ,
Anthony said that the favorite
past time of young people is
fishing and swimming. One of
the main differences he sees
between Indonesia and the
United States is that Indonesian
family ties are much stronger.
When asked what he missed
most, Anthony said , "I just
miss the country and its people." Luckily, he and Soei get
together and talk about their
country - in IndoneSian, of
course.
- Jon Woodroof
Ackerman-Briggs.
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Above: FINDING shortness a
definite asset, Robin Moody checks
her mail box below Gay/on Hunt.
Let's
speech, by friend and foe. One
thing, if anything, can be said
in favor of us "short people"
though; WE ARE TOUGH!
Think about it. In spite of all
the obstacles in life for us, even
here at Harding, we "shorties"
get along pretty well and even
excell in certain things. Often,
get smQII
"Short people got nobody to
love them." Such is the abuse
that we, the smaller people of
humanity, suffer in song and
what is normal for tall people i<
excelling for us. Even though
the top shelves in the library
may be too high for us to reach
a book; altho"'1h we cannot
see into the tal' drawers of the
card catalogue without removing them from the rack; in spite
of some mirrors being too high
for us to see anything below
our upper lips and pay phones
often being almost too high to
dial, we have succeeded more
Brinkley, Donna. Judsonia, AR
Bristow, Alesa • Huntsville, AL
Broodaway, .tisli • Little Rock, AR
Brooker, Don. Gainesville, Fl
Brown, Dru • Waupaca, WI
Brown, kim • Mt . Dora, FL
Brown, Layton • Fort Worth, TX
Brown, Michael • Bridgetown, MO
Browning, Don • little Rock, AR
Browning, Lori • Arlington, TX
Bryant, David. Simi Volley, CA
Bryant, 'aHi • Harrison, AR
Bryan., Tommy. Hope, AR
Buchanan, Jan • Bentonville, AR
Buchanan, Jill • Bentonville, AR
Buford, Patricia • Chesterton, IN
Buie, Jesse - Sulphur Rock, AR
Bullard, Ketti • Searcy, AR
Burken, Michael • Searcy, AR
Burks, Anita • Helotes, TX
BurneH, Donald. Tulsa, OK
Burroughs, Jill • Memphis, TN
Burrow, Bob. Beallsville, OH
BUrrow, Rick • Newport, AR
Bush, Jo Anne • Manchester, TN
Butler, Terry. Florence, AL
Byrd, Tim • Shreveport, LA
Ccrffi, Foster. Vienna, VA
Camp, Carol • Amarillo,
Campbell, Danny • Searcy ,
Campbell, Jimmy • Bradford,
Campbell. Randy • Memphis,
Canaday, Mark. Nashville,
Caraway, lewis. Houston ,
Carlew, kathy. Balch,
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Above: NOTED more for his running ability than his height, Phil
Hostetler presents the AIC Cross
Country championship trophy in
chapel.
often than not. Our true
dedication to life and to the
proposition that "shorties are
people too" has helped us survive such things as: always
standing in the front row in
Petit Jean pictures, being
picked last for basketball (even
though half the other guys present trip over their own feet) ,
having to keep our part in our
hair perfect because many people can see the tops of our
heads, being relegated to the
hump in the middle of the back
seat when our dorm wing goes
to Pizza Hut. Not only have we
survived, but as stated, we
he is not short) shouts out
"stand up,"
Then there is dating. Standard question after telling you r
roommate you have a date:
"Isn't she taller than you?" Or
sometimes. they say, "Why
don't you take out
?
She's short. Ya'll would have
cute kids ." Cute. That is
something e lse too.
have excelled.
From Harding there are
many examples of short people
excelling. Jim Crawford, one
For short men and women
alike. whenever someone else
of two former Harding runners
or macho or sexy or witty or
inducted into the NAIA Hall of
nearly anything else, the short
ones are always "cute. " "Oh,
Fame and first Arkansas runner
is pretty or handsome or foxy
to break four minutes in the
you're a cutie," or "You're 56·
mile, is under 5'9". Presently,
cute" the "tallies" say as if playing with a baby . The way some
talk the person might as well be
a cupie doll on a shelf.
Oh well (sigh), suffering
builds patience . There is some
Phil Hostetler is one of the best
runners in District 17 of the
NAIA, and he checks in at
under 5'6". Look at the
cheerleaders, most of the girls
are relatively short. There are
many more.
Still, there are the short
jokes. Commonly, when a per·
son small in stature stands to
speak in a crowd, someone
(obviously a medium-sized person who must convince himself
consolation also, in that short
people are very likely in a majority in the world. After all,
China alone has one billion
people who average under
5'7" in height. If we short people just love each other then we
have plenty of people to love
us. Besides , Jesus showed He
cares for short people too when
He reached out to Zaccheus.
Tall people
Who needs
'em?
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Above, DIMINUTIVE Lynne
Beeson is sandwiched with love
from Frank Lott (left) and Bob Har·
rington.
Brad Watson
Carpenter, Terri. Boton Rouge, LA
Carter, Dorothy • Me m p hl~, I N
Corter, Janiee • Par i ~ , AR
Carter, Kenneth· Kirbyville, TX
Corter, Phyllis· Dexter, MO
Caruthers, Sandra • Bay St . Leu i~ , MS
Costle, Kimberly· longmen!, CO
Cote., June • Ru~~ellville , AR
Coton, Late • Inolo, OK
Chambers, Judy. Somerville, TN
Chaney, Kemp • Memph i ~, TN
Chapman, Lisa • Long Beach, CA
Chapman, Stan • Newport , AR
Cheek, David • Ull in , IL
Childs, t.:ory • Wichita , KS
Childs, Lis• • St. loui~ , MO
Choate, Darkl • Winona, MS
Choate, Sheil• • Winona, MS
Cklney, Gordon • Atkin~ , AR
Cklrk, Kim • Orem , UT
Cklrk , Robert • Malvern , PA
Cklrk, SUlanne • League City , TX
Ckly, M.rk - Centreville, MI
Cloer, Betty • Pre~coft, AR
Cloneh, Andre• • Mi~~ouri City , TX
Coburn, Cothy • Horri~burg , AR
Coker, Joy - Crofton , KY
Coker, Su •• n • Searcy , AR
Cole, K.... n • Rockford, IL
Cole, Kathryn • Spring, TX
Colgkllier, N.ney • Davenport, IA
CoUey, Karla - Corning , AR
Collins, Samuel • Sumter , SC
Collins, Susan • Doraville , GA
Colson, Walkie• • Voldo~ta , GA
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Combs, Allen. W.
Combs, Steven • W.
Combs, Vanessa •
Conolty, Keyin •
Corliin;"Connie
Memphis, AR
Memphis, AR
Hayward, CA
Speedway, IN
• Searcy, AR
Corder, Bonnie • Brady, TX
Cothren, Steye • Meridianville , AL
Counts, Jim • Pocahontas, AR
Cox, Geneva. Chantilly , VA
Crabb, Cheri · Rockford, IL
Craig, Brad. Overland Park, KS
Q: What do Leonardo da
Vinci, Paul McCartney and Dr .
Clifton Ganus all have in com-
mal" people out there to
believe, they are all " lefthanded. If you did not know
the answer, it only demonstrates the dire lack of instruc-
out during dinner parties when
tion that the typical Harding
they were forced to scribble
with their right hand on a black
board while their captors
roared with laughter.
Yet, we have endured it all
to prove a fact that has been
obvious to us all along; that we
mon?
student receives on this earth-
A: These three famous individuals each used something
shaking topic.
Throughout the course of
recorded history, we lefthanded people of the world
have suffered trial, persecution, and a few other little
extensively that every person
has, but only a small percentage utilize to a great extent.
Hard as it may be for you "nor-
South-pows
combot
prejudice
hassles. For centuries lefthanded people were kept as
pets in the homes of wealthy
aristocrats and only brought
are superior to you merely
average "north-paws."
Today, with Title 1000 and
the EHA (Equal Hands
Amendment), we are approaching equality. Yet, it is
just another example of man'.s
inhumanity to man that we
must reinterpret almost all instructions given in physical
education classes. In addition,
we must fight with notebook
Left CONTENDING with a right-
ond
oppression
Creech, Valincla • Starkville, MS
Croom, Terry • Grantsville , UT
Croomes, Kristy • Athens, AL
Cross, Charles • Drayton Plains, Mt
Cross, Michael • Glen Burnie, MD
Crow, Randall • Cleveland, AR
Crumbaugh, DaYid • St. Louis, MO
Cumpian, Raymond • Big Foot, TX
Cunningham, Roger • Harrison, AR
Curtis, Jeff. Benton, AR
Dabbs, Joan • Jefferson City, MO
Dabney, Karen. Waterloo, IA
Dalton, Donald • Prosper, TX
Daniel, DaYid • Searcy, AR
Daniel, Deborah. Rockdale , TX
DaYenport, Warren. Poplar Bluff, MO
Dayis, Belynda • Hurst, TX
Dayis, Danny • Oxford, MS
Dayis, Donna. Hoxie, AR
Dayis, Janice • Simsbury, CT
Dayis, Julie. Trussville , AL
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Freshmen
handed spiral binder, Tony Guiden
takes notes in class. Right: SIGNING in late, Keith Schramm
demonstrates the proper form for
"lefties. "
Davis, Mary • Potts Comp, MS
Dovis, Paul • Rockford , IL
Davis, Richard • Memphis, TN
Davis, Vi"ie • Benton , AR
Dawkins, Eric. KeTchikan , AK
Dawson, Jeraldine • Byron , GA
Deacon, Lori • Waverly , OH
Deahl, SuUln • HoughTon , LA
Deramus, Cindy • Mena, AR
Deselms, Janna • ModesTo, CA
Deslauriers, Shena. Wynne, AR
Dismuke, Susan. Belleville, IL
Dockery, Tom. FayeTTeville, AR
Dodgin, Camilia • DalharT, TX
protrude from the right arm of
all Harding desks. There we sit
day 'after day trying to take
notes. We cross our left hand
over the right arm to take notes
on the desk~ top as our right
hand , underneath, tries to
balance our book. Reaching
our left hand over, we are
forced to look under that arm
as we write in order to see our
book and turn our back to the
instructor if we sit on the right
side of the room. So, with left
hand going right, right hand
going left, back turned away ,
we must twist and look over
our left shoulder to even see
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binders and we are forced to
wipe our hand over whatever
we have just written. Many of
us have been forced to adapt, if
even slightly, by the oppression
of the majority . Some of our
kind have even been so
perverted and polluted that
they now call themselves "am~
bidextrious. " Hideous term , is
it not?
As an institution , Harding
College seems oblivious to the
fact that an ever~growing
number of her students are in-
deed
little
left~handed.
yet~elusive
prize , a left~handed
desk .
Unfortunately , our quest has
thus far been fruitless and we
continue to suffer the
backaches that are a result of
Secretly, our
group still
the weird contortions we must
assume in order to write on
searches the campus for our as-
those little pieces of wood that
left~handed
the instructor.
We do not think it is asking
too much to ask for a left~
handed desk and our piece of
the American pie . After all , if
the Old Testament nation of
Israel could tolerate a whole
tribe of us south~paws (Ben~
jamin), why cannot Harding?
Left~handers of Harding
unite! You have nothing to lose
but your backaches!
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DOli, Deborah· Tempe, AZ
Dossett, Man. • Virginia Beach, VA
Dougherty, Glen. Dallas , TX
Downs, Rita • Alliance , NE
Drennan, Dal'id • Searcy, AR
Drews, Thamas • ludington , MI
Duff. William. Bloomington , IN
Duncan, Lori. Normal , IL
Eacles, Robert • Kennett , MO
Ellds, Inin • Searcy , AFt
Eagan, Anita. Mount Vernon, TX
Earnhart. Michal· Gral, Austria
Elkins, Charles • Decatur, GA
Elkins, Pam. Hopkinsville, KY
Ellers, Sharon • Memphis, TN
Elliott,laren • Bridgewater, NJ
Elliott, Michelle. Madison , TN
Ellmore, Gary • Kialua, HI
Elrod, SUlanne • Florence , Al
Emery. Valerie. Sturkie, AR
England. Dal'id • Desoto, TX
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hanlon, Lynn. Tulsa,
Fair, Lewil • lufkin,
Farmer, Patti. Florence,
_Fatrar, Lee • Searcy,
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Farrell, Sheree • Dickson, TN
Felps, Jenni • Fort Worth, TX
Fender, Mark • Schenectady, NY
Ferren, Louis • Judsonia, AR
Fieldor, Renee. Country Club Hills, IL
Figgins, Wesley. Mobile, AL
Fike, Byron. Jackson, MS
Finley, James. Norman, OK
Fitzjerrell, Mark. N. little Rock, AR
~lanagan, Renee. Muscle Shools, AL
Flatt, Danny • Memphis, TN
Fleener, Lora. Summersville, MO
Fletcher, Kirk. California, MO
Flinchum, Carolyn • Sandnes, Norway
Florence, Sally • Worthington, OH
Flowers, Tim. Dexter , MO
Fox, Craig • Hacienda Heights, CA
Francis, Suzan • Apple Volley, MN
Franks, Terri • Lake Charles, LA
Froshier, Kathryn • Agoura, CA
Fraze, Robbin • Dallas,
Freeman, Patricia • lexa,
Froehlich, Steven • Clay,
Fudge, Kay· Houston,
Fuller. David • Tucker,
Fullerton, Belinda. Morril ton,
Futrell, Mel • Pocahontas,
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main artery that carries and
supports the life-blood of the
community. Hollywood has
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RACE STREET .
While other cities have their
similar thoroughfares, Race
Street is in a class by itself.
It is not just a street; it is a
phenomenon that supports its
own sub-culture of life. Race
Street has its own gas stations,
grocery stores, motels, movies,
restaurants and people. In its
own special way it lives up to
the term "the Strip."
By day Race Street is the
backbone of business in Searcy. More businesses are concentrated along its curbs than
any place in town. There are
establishments there as varied
as Vernon Roger's Insurance
and Chuck's Muffler Shop. On
Race Street one can find places
to repair his car or fix his teeth,
places to buy flowers or semitrucks, places to get a yearround tan or a tombstone,
places to buy food but no
booze. In places along Race
one can worship God or buy
pornography. Most of what
any individual might want is to
be found on Race Street. Searcy can be seen on Race Street.
Race Street is Searcy.
Just as morning follows night
and night follows day, so in
Searcy, when the sun goes
down Race Street lights up.
Before dusk fully recedes into
the night "the strip" begins to
resemble a kaleidoscope. From
the east to the west along Race,
one after the other, multicolored signs light up. There is
Pizza Hut red, McDonald gold
and Kroger blue. They all
beckon to the passerby, to the
student, to stop and buy. It is
logical to ask, "how do they all
survive?"
What other town in America
with a population of 12.000
has Pizza Inn, Ken's Pizza and
Pizza Hut within one mile of
each other? For that matter,
how does any town of that size
support four pizza restaurants
along with numerous other
eating establishments? Only on
Race Street where Harding
students,
driven
by
monotonous cafeteria food,
spend their money to quench
large appetites could such be
possible.
Everybody knows that where
there is a college there are
students. Those students get
hungry. Where there are
hungry college students there is
MONEY. To a student, the
quickest way to his pocket
book is through his stomach.
Many places on Race Street
capitalize on that.
Not everything on the strip
costs the student money,
however. There is a lot of other
"action" one can get into for
free. As some Harding students
are known to do, one can
always play "American Graffiti"
and cruise Race Street seeing
what he can see. If one likes to
mingle with the natives he can
stop in Kroger's or Safeway's
parking lot and sit on the cars
and spend the evening engaged in dialogue. Just for fun
(also for free) one could stop at
the Berryhill baseball field and
catch a Bison baseball game.
Of course, anyone can get into
what could be described as
Searcy's own grand prix. All
furtell, Johno • Pocahontas, AR
Gabriel, Antoinette • Northfield, NJ
Gailbraith, Shem • Mesquite . TX
Gammill, Kimyla • McRae, AR
Ganus , Becky • Metairie, LA
Garcio, $vson • Warren, MI
Genry, Chril • Alabaster , AL
Gibbons, Sorah • N. little Rock , AR
Gibson, lorry • Decatur, I L
Goins, Myron • Irving , TX
Goldstein. Cynthia • Norcross, GA
Gooden. Lindo· Russellville . AR
Goodmiller. ROle Ellen. Nashville, TN
Goodposlure, Mark. Alma. AR
Gordon, Scooler • New Braunfel s, TX
Gossett, Brendo • Bearden, AR
Grant, Jim· Covino, CA
Gr.en, Alan • Nashville, TN
Green, JVUo • Searcy , AR
Gregg, Cheryl • Valpara iso , IN
Gregory. Mike. BenTonville , AR
Griffen, Mory • Fairfax, VA
Griffin, J~n • Step Rock , AR
Gross, John • Pine Bluff , AR
Gro'tl. Shem • Cloverdale , IN
Hoddil. Brad • FlinT , MI
Hafner, lamora • Williamsport, PA
Hoger. l(eYin • Ba llwin, MO
Hogler, Francine· Houston, TX
Hole, Koren· Monroe, LA
HolI, Helene • Columbia, MO
Homilton, Deborah • Anderson , IN
Honners. David· Sedgewickville, MO
Hording, Stan • Glenwood, AR
Horlels, Sherilyn • Theodore, AL
one needs is a car and the
nerve to drive on Race Street
where there seems to be
enough traffic for an eight lane
highway crammed into just two
lanes. Along with that, one can
make an adventure out of just
trying to attend worship at the
College church building . One
can cross at the light on Race at
Grand and try to watch the cars
on Race which tend to stop in
the cross-walk while keeping
an eye out for cars turning on
to Race , or just cross in the
middle of the block (as Harding
students are give n to do) and
only have to watch in two
directions . The second chOice .
though , leaves the students
facing speeding traffic like a
matador without a cape.
Race Street is chock-full with
places to go and things to do . A
problem only comes in trying to
decide which pizza place to go
to.
- Brad Watson
Right: FOLLOWING an evening
shower, Race Street's neon lights
reflect a kaleidoscop e of mo ue·
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Harrell, Donna. N. little Rock, AR
Harris, David • Thomasville, GA
Harris, Greg • Senath, MO
Harris, jaekie ". Lacrosse, WI
Harrison, David • Houston, TX
Harrison, Ricky • Mt. Vernon, AR
Horvill, Robin • Bossier City, LA
Havener, Deborah. Warren, AR
Havens, Veronica. Liverpool, NY
Hayes, Martha • Wendover, KY
Hayes, Tammy • Lincoln, NE
Hazelip, Jeff • Memphis, TN
He.rn, Jeff· Harrison, "';R
Hedrick, Rvtil • Searcy, AR
Hendrix, Ma • • Antoine, AR
Henley, Noney • Bridgeton, MO
Henry, Natali• • Virginia Beach, VA
Hensley, ae", • Sardis, MS
Hess, Pamelo • lexington, KY
Hewin. John. Mabelvale, AR
Hicks, Melissa • W. Memphis, AR
Higdon, Tammy • Wichita, KS
Higher'l, Andro • Germantown, TN
Hightower, Penny' MI. Pleasant , TX
Hill, Davis • Union, NJ
Hillis, Rhon60 • Poplar Bluff, MO
Hinds, Deboroh • Goines, MI
Hinton, Koren • Pine Bluff, AR
Hobbs, Belindo • Ferndale, MI
Hodges, Darlene' Starkville, MS
Hodges, Lourie ' Ridgecrest, GA
Hodges, Ross • Lubbock, TX
Hogon, LoJ"rle • Kotzebue, AK
Hollond, Kelvin • Rockford, IL
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Sounds erupted from the oblivious to the fact that pn the
outer lobby like an . active nearby television screen, the
volcano. A sense of anxious "Incredible Hulk" is squeezing
disquietude overcame many of a Buick
like an accordion .
the transfer students who had
gathered in the ' SOO-seat
auditorium to be briefed on
campus procedures. While Dr.
Pryor was saying, "Welcome to
Terry Sisco , who works the
Heritage Lobby desk, is
reading Genesis. Behind her,
Hope Edwards operates the
telephone switchboard. Hope
Harding," I was hearing, "Pat- is telling a security guard about
ty, it's so good to see you l her motorcycle ride with her
When did you get back?" In- nephew: "I locked my arms
finitude. Once again, Fall had around him and told him if I
returned the students of Har- went off, he was going too ." A
ding College to the American call comes in. Can this be the
Heritage building for a registra- same bUilding that was the
tion
that
more
closely
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story structure which prides
itself in being "Searcy's tallest
skyscraper," is the Charles
White Cafeieria. Hanging in
clippings
declaring
USC
number one; newspaper clip~
the cafeteria is an immense
pings
portrait of the Lone Ranger
and Tonto, perhaps to remind
diners of law and order, and
thus insure that food fights will
be kept to a minimum
At the opposite end of
American Heritage is the
trophy room. Inside, 231
number one; stickers declaring
trophies
plaee to call home. It's nice to
have elevators, even if they
never seem to work right . .. a
lobby where my fellow Dallas
Cowboy fans can congregate
and unanimously hate the
Pittsburg Steelers . . . and a
ledge outside my window to
provide a means of the 3:00
represent
Harding's
achievements. One trophy,
dated 1919-20, bears the
scene of the registrative Ar-
inscription of Harding's Kansas
mageddon?
The personalities of American Heritage are diverse. They
range from Beetle Bailey, who
is depicted on the wall of the
Heritage snack lounge , to Dr.
George Benson, President
Emeritus whose office opens
into
the lobby. American
Left SIlTING under the watchful
eye of the cartoon characters on Heritage is the hub of the wheel
the Heritage snack room wall are called Harding College .
Located within this fourPhil Peacock and Becky Young.
predecessor, Harper College.
Last fall I made American
Heritage my home . Like the
other 151 residents of the three
dorm floors, I did my best to
tastefully furnish and decorate
my room and door. Other
sembled a family reunion .
A few months later on a
January evening , the lobby,
once filled with rows of tables
manned with faculty counselors and frustrated students,
is sparsely populated with
couples. They are totally
Delta Tau Chi meets here
anytime, anyday;" newspaper
doors are creatively decorated
with
pictures of Alfred
E.
declaring
Alabama
WPLR-FM number one; not to
mention the seemingly infinite
number of social club emblems.
This is the fate of what Dr. Benson calls, "the last of my
buildings."
American Heritage is a nice
a.m. escape. It's also nice to
live in the only men's dorm
where I can walk across the hall
and raid a kitchen. But what is
Newman; Pizza Hut stickers;
signs announcing, "The
really nice is living in a dorm
Honorary Harding chapter of
in my front yard. - Glenn Gilley
where I have Harding College
Holliman, Paul • Bortlesville , OK
HoUoway, Jim. Middletown, KY
Holst, Janice • Clinton , IA
Honey, .athy • Newport , AR
Hooker, Brion· Solem, VA
Hooten, Debbie • Amarillo, TX
Homsby, Susan· Atlanta , GA
Honman, Millie. Florence , AL
Ho"etler, Terry. Topeka, IN
Houston, Toelel • Sulphur Springs, TX
Howo,eI, David • West Plains, MO
Howo,d, Zone· Baird, TX
Howell, George· Belgrade, MT
Howell, Reno. Nashville, TN
Howell, Terri. Rockledge, FL
H..cIson, Brenda. Hemphill , TX
H..dson, Ruthonn • Marton, PA
Hu,h.. , (yneli • Shreveport, LA
Hllth.. , Mary· Tulsa. OK
Hllth .. , Terri • Caruthersville , MO
Hulsey, Horrell. Rossville, GA
H•• ~"ys, Corol • Soddy, TN
H.tson, Mort • Fort Smith , AR
Ingrom, Michael. Crossville, TN
I",rom, William • Birmingham, AL
I...y, Lynne. Piggott, AR
I.....nd, (inely • Judsonia, AR
'senbelll, Daviel • S. Williamsport, PA
Iny, Tome" • Muscatine, IA
Jackson, Co.herine • Williston, SC
Jackson, Williom • McCrory. AR
James, Gary • Clinton, AR
JPtIS, Kelly • Searcy, AR
jemISon, Joanne • Fort Worth, TX
Jamison, Becky • Nashville, TN
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From
lily pods
to
pronks
victim contemptuously screams
at her assailants as she climbs
from the water. She has just
had a close encounter of the
third kind, actual contact, with
one of Harding's oldest landmarks, the lily pool.
Although the lily pool is well
known as the sight of
numerous unsolicited baptisms
each year, its heritage runs
deeper than its clear waters.
Originally located approximately 100 feet to the north
and west of the present location, it was part of the
Galloway Female College campus when Harding purchased it
in 1934.
Actually no more than a
large, shallow hole in the
ground, the first lily pool was
complete with goldfish and lily
pads. The present pool with its
pale-blue, concrete walls is a
stark constrast to the former.
With many campus renovations occurring in 1952, the lily
Left RELAXING with a book,
"Oh! Oh, I'm going to kill
you!" Another co-ed-come-
Jamison, lindo • Nashville, TN
Jensen, Betty • Anacortes, WA
Jensen, Mary • Searcy, AR
Jewell, Debbie • Berkeley Heights, NJ
Johns, Barbal1l • Paragould, AR
Johnson, Beeky • Rock Foils, IL
Johnson, Harold • Harrison, AR
Johnson, Jan • Wilmington, MA
Johnson, Johnn, • Morehouse, MO
Johnlon, Pamela • Godfrey, Il
Johnson, Scott • lubbock, TX
Johnston, Terri. Rogers, AR
Jones, Barbara • Searcy, AR
Jones, Brenda • Creve Coeur, MO
Jones, Connie • Russellville, AR
Jones, Doug. N. little Rock, AR
Jones, Elb:abeth • Grovespring, MO
Jones, Jeff. Claremore, OK
Jones, Stephanie. Edmond, OK
Jones, Stuart. West Fork, AR
Jones, Tami • Morrilton, AR
Jordon, 'at. Avilla, IN
Julien, Janet • Dallas, TX
katchur, Rich • Des Arc, AR
kays, Denise • Benton, AR
kearbey, Carlo • Searcy, AR
keathley, Kerry. N. Palm Beach, Fl
keathley, Kevin. N. Palm Beach, Fl
Keelin, Mike • San Manuel, AZ
Keeney, Patti. Euless, TX
leith, Carron. Myrtle Beach AFB, SC
K.llar, Mary • Searcy, AR
Kelley, Barry • South Point, OH
Kelley, Chris. Owensboro , KY
Kelley, Debbie. Sikeston, MO
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Freshmen
Phyllis Carter enjoys the cool water
in the lily pool.
pool was relocated to its present sight where old Godden
Hall once stood.
The goldfish and lily pads
have long been absent from the
pool, but it is still called the "lily
pool." It also still provides a
scenic setting with its fountain
for May Fete each year and for
night time devotionals with its
cyclical red, green and blue
lights . On the warmer days of
the year, for many students,
the pool serves as a cool spot in
which to rest hot, tired feet
while studying.
Built simply to beautify the
grounds, the lily pool has since
become the sight for meaningful moments and some activities that administration
members say have never been
approved. Some anonymous
pranksters once put gelatin in
the pool on a cold evening.
The next day one of the world's
largest desserts was awaiting
the Harding students. More
common pranks in relation to
the lily pool include introduction of laundry powder into the
water. It seems the sight of suds
,
boiling from a fountain newly
thrills someone every year and
motivates the polluting of the
waters. At other times, such
things as ducks, trout and red
food coloring have been placed
in the lily pool.
To most people who come
to Harding, however, the lily
pool is now and will always be
a landmark of Harding.
Above, SITUATED in front of the
Administration Building, the lily
pool is a traditional landmark.
- Brad Watson
Kelley, keith. Son Antonio, TX
Killen, Linda - Sownee Mission, KS
kinser, Brad - Monticello, IL
kirby, Janet. Jackson. TN
kirk, Terri - Fayeftev:lle, AR
kitchens, Valerie - Jackson. MS
klundt, lana - Lake Sf. Louis. MO
kreeman, Tonya - Harrison. AR
Krumrei, Sally - Haarlem. Netherlands
kuhn, Darrell - Marshall. IL
Lacey, Gill - Bu lawayo, Rhodesia
Laterney, Pamela - Springfield, VA
lamb, Ruth - Garland, TX
Landrum, Patsy - Woodburn. KY
lane, Donna - Guy. AR
lane, laria - Worner Robins, GA
Lane, Mark - Wynne, AR
langston, Janie - Melbourne. AR
lawson, Carole - Nicholasville, KY
lay, Mark - MCAlester , OK
layne, Jane - Trenton. MI
Lea, keith - Rogers. AR
leamons, Renda - Camden, AR
Ledford, Don - Dearborn. WI
lee, Robert • Jacksonville, NC
Lee, Shari - Alexandria. LA
leJeune, leigh - Port Allen, LA
Lenderman, Tracy - Pensacola, Fl
letcher, Tine - Vista. CA
lewandoski, Tanya - Jacksonville. AR
lindsey, Renee - Paragould, AR
loftin, Arthur - Somerville. NJ
Lowery, keith - Corpus Christi, TX
lowrance, Teresa - Charlotte. NC
lundquist, Vern - Lindenwood. IL
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Lutrell, leanne • Russellville, Ali!.
Lyon, Robert • Jackson, WY
Mabe, Ken. Taylor, MI
Mallicote, Melody • Irving, TX
Mangram, Drain. Lafe, AR
Manley, David. Caruthersville, MO
Manley, Tara. Bluff City, IN
Monuel, Pam • New lbena , LA
Mardlal, Ckryr. • Erpent , Belgium
Marchant, Cind, • Mounfain Home, Ali!.
Markley, Martin. lawrence, KS
Martin, Cindy • England, AR
Martin, Tonya • Memphis, TN
Mason, lisa • Sturgis, KY
Mallia, Jeri • Paragould , AR
Mauldin, Mark • Jacksonville, AR
May, Jan • Newport, AR
Mayhom, Rebecca • Newark, DE
McCain, Lee Ann • Memphis, TN
McClanaban, Gary • Ardmore, OK
McClendon, Lisa • Sulphur, LA
McCluggage, Jane • Greenwood, IN
McDaniel, Maurita • Davis City, IA
McDonald, Randall. Caruthersville, MO
McDonough, Wendy • Selma, AL
Mda"er, Mary. Baton Rouge, LA
McGaha, Mike • Searcy, AR
McGhee, Terri· Roanoke,IL
McGuire, James. Salem, AR
McGuire, Vickie. Rosebud, AR
Mdarey, Don. Bryan, TX
McLendon, Robert • Camden, AR
McWhorter, Marla. Marion, ll
Meeker, Sandy. Amarillo, lX
Meyer, levin. Searsboro, IA
Miller, Andrew. Elgin,ll
Miller, Carrie. St. James, MO
Miller, Cathy. Morganfield, KY
Miller, Clark. HoI Springs, AR
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Miller, Don. Marietta, GA
Miller, Patty. Pasedena, TX
Miller, Rebecca. Prescott, AZ
Miller, Ronald. Milton , FL
Mitchell, David • Sheffield , Al
Mitchen, Susan • Botan Rouge , LA
Moody, Robin. Benton, AR
Moore, John A•• Camp leJeunne, NC
Moore, John W• • McMinnville , TN
Moore, Lawrence • St . Petersburg, Fl
Moore, Susan. Steelville , MO
Morales, Maria • EI Paso, TX
Moran, Rosemary· Eastwood 5063, Austral ia
Morgan, Shan· Alexandria, VA
Morris, Sue. N. little Rock , AR
Morrison , Christye • Derby , KS
Morton, Sondra· Chattanooga, TN
Mosher, Yalorie • Clovis , NM
Mott, Lq.nan • Orlinda, TN
Murphy, Caron. Memphis, TN
Myers, LeAnne • Montgomery, AL
Mopier, Lavon • Searcy , AR
Neal, laritl..... Keller , TX
Neill, Yolerie • Lincoln Park , MI
Nellis, Diane • Morrilton , AR
Nelson, David • Oak Ridge, TN
Nelson, Nick • Beaumont, TX
Nicholson, Amy • Norris, TN
Noe, Brent • Brookline , MO
Noell, Marcia • Visalia, CA
Noland, Betsy • Tinton Falls, NJ
Norwood, Ronald· Cheyenne, WY
O'Brien, Bobby • Searcy, AR
Oliver, Debbie. Royal Oak, MI
OIilllr, Me" • Dallas, TX
Oliver, Michael· Royal Oak, MI
Oliver, Stephen • Baton Rouge, LA
Orr, Jani • little Rock , AR
Orr, Walter. Saskatoon Sask, Conodo
Otsuka , Shinobu • Chibo City 281 , Japan
Owens, David • Fort Worth , TX
Podge", David • Levy, AR
Where the old meets the new
Standing in open-mouthed
amazement, the group of
youngsters stared at the tall,
glass cases. Encased within
were all types of things they
had never see n before: a
snake's skeleton , the beginning
of life - an embryo - in a jar,
fossils . All the things pertaining
to nature and life and science
seemed to be present there in
the old Science Building. Such
are my recollections of what is
now the Olen Hendrix Building
from camp days at Wyldewood
Left, STANDING on the northeast
side of the campus, the Olen Hen drix building serues as home base
for nursing and home economics
majors.
when all campers were given a
tour of the campus each session .
One of the original buildings
on the campus when Harding
bought Galloway Female College, the Olen Hendrix
Building was a stately old structure . Hardwood floors creaked
as one walked the sterilesmelling halls . Through multipaned windows sunlight
streamed into the halls overpowering the interior lighting
and silhouetting figures as they
worked .
It was a typical school-type
building. Halls ran the length of
it, halted by stairs at each end.
Classes and offices lined each
side of the halls . All that is gone
now.
White walls, large, singlepane windows and stairs on the
outside now characterize the
building after total interior
renovation of the structure in
1975. Thinly slatted venetian
blinds in bright colors control
the amount of sunlight that
filters in , and modern florescent lighting no longer allows
the sun to cast overpowering
glare into a room. The building
is now a modern , technologically equipped center for learning. Yet, with the original exterior still housing the modern
interior, the Olen Hendrix
Building marks a place where
the old meets the new.
The doric pillasters which
decorate the exterior come into
contrast with the Nursing and
Hom e Economics Departments' latest eqUipment. The
symmetry and order of the exterior design is in juxtaposition
with the abrupt design of the interior. Observing the building
from the outSide , one is
reminded of ancient Roman architecture with its massiveness
and continuity . While the
building's facade bears the sign
of age , it gives the building the
qualities of a landmark .
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Can one really love an inanimate object of brick and
mortar? At least one Harding
student could be said to have
gone to that extreme. But love
it or not, the bell tower is a part
of life at Harding, Not
everyone may always realize it ,
but the bell tower plays a large
part in the daily Harding
Parham, Anthany • Mt. Pleasant,
Parker, Cheryl. Sherman,
Partain, Lisa • Stafford,
Pasley, Cindy • Searcy,
Peatock, Mark • Memphis,
Pearson, Bill • Amory,
Pearson, Janie • Harrison,
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Peorson, Ricky • Greenville, MS
Perry, Jeff. Wichita, KS
PeHie, Mike. Marvell, AR
Petty, Vernon· Huntsville, AL
Petty, Victor· Huntsville, AL
Phillips, Timothy • Lenoir, NC
Phillips, Wendy· N. little Rock, AR
Philpot, Lynn • Gainesville, FL
Pipkin, Amy • Oakfield, Tn
Pitts, Daniel ... APO NY, NY
Porche, Cindy • Lafayette, LA
Porter, Jeff. Clarkston, GA
Porter, Philip. Cashmere, WA
Posey, GrtIg • Searcy, AR
Pourhosson, Hossein • Iran
Poyner, Kathleen • St. Louis, MO
PraH, Liso • Rock Falls, IL
Pratt, Modonna • Rose Bud, AR
Pratt, Sam • Quincy, Il
Preble, Melinda· Houston, TX
Pres Ie, , Dayid • Harrison, AR
Prestidge, Susan • Jonesboro, AR
Price, Kelly • Monroe, LA
Price, Michael • Kansas City, MO
Priestle" Janice· Houston, TX
Priestte" Jean· Houston, TX
PrticheH, Dian • Marianna, AR
Pryor, Susan • Searcy, AR
Pulle" Deborah. Union Lake,
Putman, Susan • Austin,
Pylkas, Lauri • Paragould,
Ragland, Joel • Cookeville,
Rampy, Mark. Dallas,
Rao, Monica • Beaumont
lapert, Joe • Pocahontas,
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routine. It did for studentS
before 1979, and it will probably playas big a part in future
students' lives as well.
The bell tower was here
before Harding students were.
Actually, it was here before it
was the bell tower. Originally,
the bricks in the bell tower were
part of the walls of old Godden
Hall which housed the post office, library and choral studios
of Galloway Women's College.
The bell hung from the ceiling
of Godden Hall and rang for
curfew every night. It was
operated by a pullrope in the
attic of the Hall.
For a short time, one year
after Harding moved here, the
bell seemed to ring by itself late
at night. The old Godden Hall
Left, STANDING between Pattie
Cobb and Kendall, the bell tower
provides campus nostalgia.
ghost was born! Students
thought the ancient structure
was haunted. Eventually, the
"ghost," two male students,
was found and the mystery was
solved.
Although the ghost died , the
bell lived on. During the school
year of 1950-51 old Godden
Hall was replaced by the Bible ,
Administration and Ganus
buildings. Brick from the old
hall, along with four corner
stones from other old Galloway
buildings went into the making
of what is now the bell tower.
The old Godden bell was
moved to the tower and hooked to an electrical on/ off switch
in Patti Cobb dormitory. It rang
Accreditation, "
the bell
rang loud and long." Though
the bell has not rung lately for
special events, we still hear it
every night five minutes before
curfew.
This year the bell tower has
been more ' than a curfew
ringer. Many remember pledge
week: "Be at the bell tower at
seven sharp in the morning.
Don't be late!" The bell tower
had to hear many shouts of
"I'm a kitten, she's a kitten, we
are all Chi Lambda kittens;
wouldn't you like to be a kitten
too?" Then there was rough
night. Many sad, dejected ,
scared pledges sat on the corner benches inside the bell
for curfew every night at seven.
tower
The new bell tower was also
used to signify special events.
Dr. Ganus remembers the
1954 school year when Harding received North Central
"Somehow the bell tower
seemed a lifeline. It was my only security. It's so big and old,"
remembered one pledge.
Because of its age, the bell
praying
for
mercy.
tower makes a good place for
pictures. Social club Ka -Re-Ta
had its club picture taken there
this year. "It was kind of
special," said member Patti
Bryant.
The bell tower serves useful
purposes too. Lynette Vance
said once she and two friends
were sitting outside the bell
tower talking . After about four
hours it started to rain, "So we
just ran inside the bell tower.
We stood there and talked for
30 minutes. It was fun."
For whatever reason, we all
remember the bell tower.
Freshman Marilyn Sewell
remembered "running across
campus at night hearing the
bell and hoping to get back
before late minutes." Cheryl
Bailey said it well: "I'll always
remember the bell tower. It's a
central part of Harding."
- Tara Gumser
Raulston, Herbert • Bridgeport, AL
Rawlings, Jack • Winfield, IL
Redding, Melissa. Louisville , KY
Reed, Douglas. Marietta, GA
Reed, Lora. Terre Haute, IN
Reynolds, Richard • Searcy, AR
Richardson, Mark. Schiedam, Netherlands
Richardson, Steve • Hot Springs, AR
Riley, Eric • Fort Worth, TX
Risinger, Mandy. Tuscubmia, AL
Ritchie, Alice. Taylors, SC
Ritchie, Rachel • 5100 Jambes, Belgium
Robbins, Edy • Florence, Al
Roberson, Julia. Nashville, AR
Roberts, Shayne. Arvada, CO
Robertson, Jim • New Boston, TX
Robinson, Patricia. Gar land , TX
Robinson, Teresa. Birmingham, Al
Robison, Elmo • Searcy, AR
Rogers, Charles. Morrilton, AR
Rowen, Doug • Hampton, AR
Ruff, Mark. Benton, AR
Ruscin, Carol • McRae, AR
Rusk, Donald. Manchester, MO
Russell, Cheryl. Terre Haute, IN
Salings, Jimmy • Oakville, MO
Sandley, John. Mobile, Al
Sapio, Linda • Norcross, GA
Schildknecht, Pamekl • Strafford, MO
Schlesier, Sarah • Brinkley, AR
Schloffman, Lori • Nash~ille, TN
Schmin. Richard. Santa Rosa, CA
Scan. Joey • Cabot, AR·
Segraves, Judy • Searcy, AR
Selvidge, Jane. Streator, Il
Sewell, Marilyn • EI Dorado, AR
Shackelford, Donna • Searcy, AR
Shackle", Tracy. Marietta, GA
Shappley, Robert. Tupelo, MS
Shay, Cynthia • Norton, Il
Shelton. James • Kensett, AR
Sheridan, Sara • Rochester, NY
Parham-Sheridan"
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Sh•• mobr, ...... Scotch Plains, NJ
Shoof, n..tt.y • Whiles Creek, TN
Simp.... , JoII" • Memphis, TN
Sims, M"tiel • Dardanelle , AR
Sitton, Tho. .s • Avondale. GA
Skipper, Susan. Tyler, TX
Sloan, Bony • Hayti, MO
Smitk, an.c. • Botesville, AR
Smith, Carol • Dallas, TX
Smitfl, Cheri. liule Rock, AR
Smith, Ed • Memphis, TN
Smith, Eugene • Dallas, TX
Smith, MaresM • Calhoun, GA
Smitfl, Randy • Clinton, AR
Smith, Robert • Newport Beach, CA
Smith, Sonclro • Overland, MO
Smith, Shawna • Las Cruces, NM
Smith, Shirtey • Griffin, GA
Smith, Terry • Pensacola, FI
Smitfl, William • Memphis, TN
SMitt.e" Janiter • Garland, TX
Snook, Dee • Farmerville, LA
Solley, Robin • Decatur, Al
Spar", Barbara • Eureka, Il
Spencer, Jeannie. Starkvile, MS
Spencer, Lynne· lafayette, IN
Spillman, Michael. Judsonia . AR
Spurlock, Michael • Searcy. AR
Stamatis, Steve • Dalhart. TX
Stanger, Holly. livonia, MI
Shlntey, John. Nashville, TN
Starts, Donald. Troy, MI
Starts, Walter. Florence, Al
Starling, Karla • Arnold, MO
Starting, Vernon • florence, AL
Ste"'ens, Dana • Indianapolis , IN
Stevens, Paula • Malvern, PA
Stevens, ~elle, • fountain Volley, CA
Stewart, Linda. St . louis , MO
Stewart, Pam. Warren , OH
Ste.art, Rebecca. Powhatan, AR
Stinson, Jacqueline • Jennings, lA
Stockton, Sharon • Aberdeen, MS
Stoeltie, Paul • Houston, TX
Stone, Gregory. Flint, MI
Street, Rondo. Memphis. TN
Stroud, Michele • Cabot, AR
Stubblefield, Scott • luxora, AR
Styron, limberly • Houston, TX
Sullins, Linda. Newport , AR
Summe,., William • Durham, NC
Surber, Karen· Cincinnati, OH
$utton, Elaine • Sikeston, MO
Swartwood, Becky • Fan Monmouth, NJ
Sykes, Janette • Paris, TN
T.IMtt, Vi"inia • Riverdale, GA
Taltey, Jay· little Rock, AR
Taym, Tresa • Irving, TX
Taylor, Tye • Norman, OK
Teehee, Max. Springdale, AR
Teters, Julia • Berlin, West Germany
Thee, John • Vineland, NJ
Thompson, Cliff· Ormond Beach. H
Thornton, Nancy. Bolivar, TN
TId.ell, Patricia. MemphiS. TN
Tierney, Thomas. Fort Wayne , IN
Till, Laurie. Caruthersville, MO
298.
Freshmen
Tincher, lucinda • Atlanta, GA
Tindle, James • Hinesville, GA
TolleH, Suzanne • Nashville, AR
Totoritis, Susan. Stratford, CT
Towsend, Marie. Texarkana, AR
Toye, Jason • Flint, MI
Traughber, Brian· Anchorage, AK
Trisler, Diane. Bloomington , IN
TroHer, Charles. Memphis, TN
TruiH, Mona. Birmingham, Al
Tucker, Mary· Arbyrd, MO
Tucker, Tamara· Memphis, TN
Turman, Doris • Helena, AR
Tynan, George • Upland, CA
Tyree, Ralph • St. Anthony, JD
Ullom, David - Huntingfon, WV
Ulrey, Robert - Searcy, AR
Yail, Wi9jam - Clay, NY
Vaughn, Mary - Nashville, TN
Vawter, Robert - McKenzie, TN
Verleler, Wenoka - Searcy, AR
Vlahakis, John - Nashville, TN
Waggoner, Marie - Caruthersville, MO
Waites, Dale - Atlanta, GA
Walker, John - Houston, TX
Wall, Kevin - Westminster, CA
Walls, Cindy - Columbus, OH
Womack, James - Birmingham, AL
Ward, Melody - Oenham Springs, LA
Ward, Regina - Mansfield, LA
Warne, Rick - Cambridge, OH
Warnick, Mark - Hoxie, AR
Washington, levelta - Memphis, TN
Watson, Inita • Nash, TX
WotSOft, Lori - Terre Haute, IN
Weaver, John - Woodstock, GA
Wells, Lori - Anchorage, AK
West, Glenna - Arlington, VA
We.., Ranely - Columbia, IL
Westbroolc, Byron - Centralia, Il
Westbrook, Myrna - Birmingham, AL
Weston, Mark - W. Memphis, AR
Wheeler, Trent - Gorden City, MI
White, Ruth • Morrilton, AR
Wilborn, belyn - Marvell, AR
Wilemon, Melissa - Memphis, TN
Wilhite, Teresa. Spring, TX
Wilkinson, Lester. Springdale, AP
Williams, Chris - Bartlesville , OK
Williams, Mark· Bartlesville, OK
Williams, Noel - Greenville, MS
Wilson, Gary • Waco, TX
Wilson, Glenn - Cotton Valley, LA
Wilson, Joan. Ketchikan, AK
Wisdom, Sandra • Hayward , CA
Wood, David. Paragould, AR
Wood, Glenn • Valdosta, GA
Woodruff, Debra • Dunwoody, GA
Woods, David • Naples, FL
Wooten, Randy. Hughson, CA
Wright, David. Searcy, AR
Wright, Debie - lakewood, CA
Wright, Robin· Searcy, AR
Wright, Robin • Searcy, AR
Yancey, Melinda - Fort Worth, TX
Yates, Trella. Fayetteville, AR
Yingling, CharloHe - Searcy, AR
York, Greg - Louisville, KY
York, Pam • Arbyrd, MO
Young, Becky - Mountain Home, AR
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Albright, Man: • Avon Park, Fl
Allen, Joann • San Jose, CA
AUltin, Randall • Glenwood, AR
Bailey, Kathy • Clearwater, Fl
Baker, Margaret. Stonewall, LA
BameH, Janet • Fort Worth, TX
Beagle, Cindy • Crestline, OH
Bellamy, Scott. Palo Alto, CA
aentley, Richard. Yakima, WA
Block, Jimmy • Hurst, TX
Blunk, Georgia. Valparaiso, IN
Bou.tead, Jennif,r • Laurel, NJ
Bower, Ronald. Vandenberg AFB, CA
Bowman, Sherry • Mountain Home, AR
Brodl.y, Day.... Pinole, CA
Bra.her, Jon Mark. Sulphur, LA
Brazil, Nield. Brentwood, TN
Brooks, Emily • Searcy, AR
Brown, Charlie • Searcy, AR
Brown, Loni • N. Palm Beach, Fl
Brown, Melody • Memphis, TN
Brown, nm • New Orleans, LA
Svteher, Rhonda • "Searcy, AR
Butler. Mark. Grant, MI
Button, Corinne • Bentonville, AR
Cannon, lathy • Searcy, AR
Clemen., Mark. N. Little Rock, AR
Cobb, Geo'1le • Benton, AR
Cochran, Melvin • Monaco, PA
Copeklnd. Mark • Melbourne, AR
Copeland, Mary • E. POint, GA
Comett, Joann • Searcy, AR
Davidson, Jodi. Gainesville, FL
Deselms, Janna • Modesto, CA
Downltom. Ronda • Anderson, IN
Dye. nm • Brentwood, TN
Edgar, Sona • Pine Bluff, AR
Estes, Janice • Escondido, CA
Faulkner. Dianne. Indianapolis, IN
Fernandel, Vicki • Orange, CA
Fiedor, Janet. Country Club Hills, Il
Fralier, Sheryl • Benton, AR
Fredrickson, Eric. Merced, CA
Galloway, Belinda. KirksviJle, MO
Gammill, Bill • Earle , AR
Gardner, Ada • Hurst, TX
Garrett, Steve. Benton, AR
Gelet, Brian. Huntington Beach, CA
Gibson, Guineth • Arlington, TX
Gilley, Glenn. Fort Smith, AR
Go"ett, Dawn • Jonesboro, AR
Groves, Cheryl • Chattanooga, TN
Guln, Cyndi • Searcy, AR
Guin, Woody • Riviera Beach, FL
Haddix, Don • Flint, MI
Hamilton, Lisa • Scotia, NY
Harmon, Vickie • Beebe, AR
Harrington, Bob • Alberto, Conada
Halel, Cynthia • Sikeston, MO
Henderson, Josept. • Piggott, AR
Hobbs, Jennifer. Fayetteville, AR
Holland, Don. Oak Grove, MO
Holmes, Kathi • little Rock, AR
House, Heather. Tustin, CA
Jones, Micltoel • N. little Rock, AR
Justus, Jay • Magnolia, MS
Keathley, Lincla • Riviera Beach, FL
Keller, Jerry. Osh Kosh, NE
Kemp, Kelley • Rockledge, FL
Ilym, Mart • Ontario, Canada
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LEFT: A second semester
transfer from Alabama
Christian College, Joy
Tucker comes inside from
an exhaustive snowball battle.
Ineipper,laren • Chipita Pork, CO
Lambert, Carter • Pearl, MS
land,
Jan~t
• Gainesville, FL
lay, levin. Overland, MO
Levinson, Patricia • Manitowoc, WI
LUtcll, Don. Spencerport, NY
Marrl, Steve. Tulsa, OK
Martindale, Ben, • Memphis, TN
May, Cecil. Florence, AL
McCain, Lee • Southoven, MS
McCrary,lirk • Fountain Valley, CA
Mclinney, Pat. Memphis, TN
McMahan, Donnie. Princeton, TX
Meinerl, Steve. E. Alton, IL
Morgan, Sharon • Clarkston, MI
Norman, Renee • Sarasota, FL
Norris, Sherry. Malvern, AR
Norwood, Linda. Pleasanton, TX
Norwood, Michael • Pleosanton, TX
Olbricht, Glenda. Syracuse, NY
Olburn, Lynn • Columbia, MO
Pepper, Connie· Florence , AL
Pettey, Jay· N. little Rock, AR
Pierce, Doug • Bradford, TN
Pittl, Gale· Palestine, AR
PreSIon, Pam • Iowa City, lA
Reed, len • Northporth, AL
Rogers, Beveriey • Morrilton, AR
ROUlh, laren • Des Moines, IA
Savage, Merrie. Tahlesuah, OK
Severlon, limberly • Pittsfield, MA
Sherrod, David • Belle Mead, NJ
Sidel, Tom • Grand Blanc, MI
Snook, Terry. Stillwater, OK
Stanfill, BetlY • Memphis, TN
Stretch, Teresa. longmont, CO
Strickklnet, Sandy • Corinth, MS
Stroud, Brad • little Rock, AR
Terry, Richard. Searcy, AR
Tucker, Joy • Taney, Al
Uebelein, levin. St. Louis, MO
Waddell, Larry • Port Hueneme, CA
Waggoner, Joe. Rogers, AR
Waineo, Dean • livonia, MI
Wallil, Vera • Jonesboro, AR
Watson, Cindy • Magnolia, AR
Wattl, Naney • Arlington, TX
Winlton, James • Memphis, TN
Wofford, Billy • Vilonia, AR
Wood, Jeaninne • Pangburn, AR
Wright, Bob • Searcy, AR
Zuggolo, Mark • Searcy, AR
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GRADUATE
Graduate classes expand
During 1978, Harding College conferred the Master of
Education degree upon 17
stu dents~ Five were awarded at
the May 14 commencement,
eig ht at the August 11 graduation and fo ur at the December
15 ceremonies . Three of the
degrees were in elementary
education, one in speci al
education and 13 in secondary
ed ucation. Of the 13 secondary majors,
three
were
in
physical education, two each in
English and social science and
one each in Bible , biology,
home
econom i cs,
music ,
psychology· and speech.
Graduate classes in education were larger in 1978- 79
than they had been in recent
years. Also, more evening
classes in subject areas were
scheduled than in previous
years in an effort to meet the.
needs of more public sc hool
teachers in th e area. A co urse
in middle school education was
approved for the 1979-80
school year.
Dr. Wyatt J ones, Director of
the Graduate Program , attended the annual meetings of the
Conference o f Southern
Graduate Schools and the
Arkansas G raduate School
D eans' Association .
Right GRADUATE COUNCIL.
Front Row: W yatt Jones, Bobby
Coker, James Carr. Second Row:
Harry O/ree, Ed Sewell, Joseph
Pryor, Jack Wood Sea rs.
A~xander,
Embra • DeValis Bluff,
Arnn, Deborah • Pocachontas,
Arnold, Lindo • Avinger,
Bames, Rick • Searcy,
Berryhill, Merrill • Seorcy,
Berryman, John • Dequincy,
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Bram, PfIff1Icia • Searcy, AR
Campbell, Linda • Searcy, AR
Cams, Karen· Romano, OK
Cox, Mickey • Newman , GA
Do.ety, Mary Lou • Searcy, AR
Dicks, Cherie. Lake City, Fl
Frey, Ronald. Ann Arbor, MI
Graul, Michael • Cahokio, Il
Hamilton, Anita • Searcy, AR
Hawley, Stephen. lubbock, TX
Heaton, Charles. Tulsa, OK
Hood, Kregg • 001105, TX
Jomer, Alice • Searcy,
Lee, E. D•• Searcy,
Mitchell, Mike • Sheffield,
Morris, Howanl • Florence,
Nail, aeniie • Bay Minette,
NeIll, Beverly • Boy Minette,
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Qualls, Kenneth. Searcy, AR
Rine, Dennis • Wheeling, WV
Ruud, David • Upland, CA
Sobo, Borbara • Monroeville , OH
Sflepherd, Greg • Piketon, OH
Sflock, Robert • Conway , AR
Simmons, James • Oil Trough,
Smith, Lindo • Brookhaven,
Swayne, Dennis • Kensett ,
Whitten, Alan • Searcy,
Wright, Patricio. Bentonville,
Yingling, Barbara • Searcy,
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_CHRISTIAN COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM
Arendale, Herman • Hixson, TN
Bailey, Stuart • Sudbury, Ontario
Blakeney, Thomas· Utica, MI
Bryant, John· Rhome, TX
Compton, David • Bixby, OK
Cooper, Rocky· lake Charles, LA
Cordy, David. New Carrollton, MD
Corwin, Ricban! • Muscatine, IA
Culbertson, Jerry • Kennett, MO
Duvall, Jame•• Tuckerman, AR
Fiorito, Jam. . . Cheney, WA
Gardner, Mike • Hayti, MO
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Hale, Norman. Bentonville, AR
Harris, Randy • Joliet, IL "
Hayden, David • EI Paso, TX
Huyghebaert, lut • Roselore, Belgium
Jackion, Homer. Hattiesburg, MS
Lyons, Robert • Martinez, GA
Moyes, Alan • Anderson, IN
Menges, Thomas • Hope, AR
Moore, Brutus. Jocksonville, NC
Morse, Chod • Anchoroge, Al
Onelo, Joseph. Ypsilonti, MI
Parter, Stephen. Dallas, TX
Parts, Bobby • Van Buren, AR
Poe, James • Benton, KY
Romsey, Roy • Fort Gibson, OK
Ream, Thomas • Bokersfield, CA
Roberts, Larry. Abingdon, VA
Sawyer, Larry. lebanon, TN
Smith, Michael • Noble, OK
SpeHer, Frans. Scheidam, Holland
Sutherland, David • Benton, KY
Walton, Woyne • Jonesboro, AR
Webb, Stan • Pine Bluff, AR
Whisenhunt, Russell. Knox.ville, TN
Jones recruits for CCP
In January, 1978, Joe Jones
became assistant director of the
Christian Communications
Program and was specifically
responsible for recruiting and
fund-raising. As a result of his
appOintment, the Epsilon class
that enrolled in the fall of 1978
was 30 per cent larger than the
Delta class preceding it. The 22
students entering the Epsilon
class on August 21 were from
21 states and two foreign countries , Belgium and Canada.
The men ranged in age from
Left, EXPOUNDING on Acts,
CCP student Larry Sawyer teaches
the college age class at the church
in Judsonia.
21 to 54 years, with an average
age of 30, and eight of the
students had a baccaluareate
degree or higher.
At the beginning of the program, only a few members of
the Bible faculty were assigned
to teaching the CCP courses
under the direction of Ed
Sanders, but, beginning with
the 1978 fall semester, every
member of the Bible faculty
was assigned to teach one or
more courses during the two~
year curriculum of a given
class . This change was made so
that the students can benefit
from the varied experiences
and background of the Bible
faculty.
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