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Vol. 41 Searcy, Arkansas 72143, March 1966 No. 19

Commencement Schedule

BACCALAUREATE MAY 29

ALUMNI DAY JUNE 1

GRADUATION JUNE 2

Sunday, May 29 Baccalaureate Service in the Auditorium of the Administra-

tion Building, beginning at 8:00 p.m. I

Wednesday, June 1 Alumni Registrat~hn in the Lobby of the American Heritage Building - Alumni Center.

10:00 a.m.

12:00 Noon

4:00 p.m.

'1:00 p.m.

8:30 p.m.

Thursday, June 2 10:00 a.m.

12:00 Noon

Alumni Chapel in the Auditorium of the American Heritage Center. The Class of '41 will be celebrating its 25th an-niversary and will conduct the chapel program. Other classes having five-year reunions are '26, '36, '46, '51, '56, and '61.

Luncheon in the Cafeteria of the American Heritage Center. Alumni, family, and friends are invited. Reservations are not necessary since each one will pay for his own lunch.

Annual Alumni-Faculty Softball Game, Benson Field, in back of the library.

Mid-Week Worship Service at tile College Church.

A Cappella Chorus Concert in the Auditorium· of the Ad-ministration Building.

Commencement Program in the Auditorium of the Ad-ministration Building.

Alumni Luncheon in the American Heritage Dining Room. Alumni, graduating seniors, and their parents, will be· our guests. Others are invited but will pay for their lunch. .

If you have questions or need other information, call the Alumni Office

Area 501/CH 5-6161, Ext. 232

President's Corner By Virgil Lawyer

BA '46

In my two years as President of the Alumni Association, I have had both gratifying and frustrating experiences.

It is gratifying to arrive in a city and be met by loyal, enthusiastic alumni. Their eyes sparkle as they talk of Har-ding, and they are anxious to know how the school is progressing and the plans for future service and expansion.

If we are requesting financial help, they are quick to accept their share of the load. If it is a drive for recruiting students. they are there with those they have influenced toward Harding.

Alumni such as these are not thinking now of how Harding can serve them but rather how they can serve Harding. When I take my departure from such alumni, I know that when their children enroll as students we are going to have loyal, enthusiastic students.

On the other hand, it is most frustrat-ing to be called aside by an alumnus and be given an earful of gripes and criticisms of Harding, concerning when the alumnus was a student and also what has taken place at Harding since his graduation.

The .alumnus states he cannot give to Harding and then tells of some slight or hurt suffered while he was a student. Or, if treated all right while at Harding, he now hears of terrible conduct by the present students and decides Harding just "isn't what it used to be."

There are some who continue to expect Harding to be their job getter and job keeper. If they wanted and did not get a certain position it must have been Harding's fault. Even when losing a job, some alumni have held the school responsible.

Several times a year we have alumni write and request our alumni mailing list. A decision was made years ago that the college would be very careful about permitting such a list to be used.

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I know you alumni appreciate this de-cision. It was made for your protection.

Harding was not a perfect place when there were only 350 students as in the early 1940's. While the faculty and admin-istration were mostly right in their de-cisions at that time, there were occasions when I felt then, and feel now, they were wrong. Most decisions made on my be-half by my parents while I was grow-ing up were right and good but a few were wrong. I do not love or appreciate my parents any less because they erred a few times. They are human. The same applies to Harding College. I do not love and appreciate Harding any less because of a few errors in decision . This too, is human I know.

I hope our alumni will look at the overall picture. See the dozens going out to preach and serve in God's kingdom in the very difficult fields. See the teachers going into the areas where the church is weak and struggling. See the grad-uates, who have integrity and dedication, going into various professions. See those who are determined to give to others that same type of Christian education they have enjoyed at Harding.

Harding is the work of the Lord. It is for this reason we have grown and flourished. I am satisfied that we will continue to grow. It is certain we will make faster progress with the support of all our alumni. We solicit your good will and help.

If the reply is negative, we will not be deterred. Rather, we will be the more determined to see Harding succeed and prove her right to success by her devoted and loyal alumni.

ALUMNI OFFICERS

VIRGIL LAWYER, President

DR. R. T. CLARK, 151 Vice President

DR. NORMAN HUGHES, 2nd Vice President

JIM HOWARD, 3rd Vice President

BUFORD TUCKER, Executive Secretary

DORIS COWARD, Office Secretary

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Dr. Evan Ulrey, Dr. Joe Pryor, Dr. R. T. Clark, Dr.

Norman Hughes, Virgil Lawyer, Loll Tucker,

Buford Tucker and Jim Howard.

Hundred Club Membership Climbs Response to the invitation to join the

Harding Hundred Club has been good and the club is off to a good start to-ward the goal of 1,000 members. The club, composed of alumni and ex-stu-dents who contribute $100 each year in support of their Alma Mater, was started September 1, 1965, the beginning of a new fiscal year for the college.

The plan is to incorporate 1,000 mem-bers who will contribute a minimum of $100 in addition to building or special programs. Won't you join the Harding Hundred Club and be responsible for greater accomplishment and service?

Present members are listed here. A careful check has been made to include all names, but if any name has been missed, please notify the Alumni Office.

Flanoy Ale xander Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Allen

(Marilyn McCluggage) S. Wa yne Arno ld Mr. and Mrs. Edd ie Baggett

(Jeannette Norris) Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin

(Gladys O'Neal) Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Bales Dorris Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Geor>le Beasley

(Alice Anne Davis) Mrs . Kenneth Bell

(Joyce Blackburn ) Dr. and Mrs . Geor>le Benso n

(Sa lly Hockaday) J oe Be rqeran Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Berryh ill

(Rheba Stout ) Linda Braun Charle s T. Bryant Mrs . Frank Carder

(Mary Jane Wriqht) Mr. and Mrs. Gene Catterton

(Fayrene Imboden) James H. Cone P. L. Copeland Mrs . Clint (Maude) Dabbs Mrs . Wayne Davis

(Hilda Mi lligan) Ray C. Diller Mr. and Mrs . John L. Dy ke s

(Gertrude) Dr. and Mrs. Howard Flippin

(Mary Ann Bett is ) Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Formby

(M a ry McCullouqh) Dr. and Mrs. Clifton L. Ganus

(Louise Nicholas) Mr. and Mrs . James Ganus

(Doris Johnson) Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Ganus

(Edith Johnson) Mr. and Mrs. Don Garnett

(Ph y llis Brady) Tom Gas kins Robert A. G ibson Mr. and Mrs . Louis Green

(Elizabeth Arnold) Dr. and Mrs. Georqe Gurganus

(I rene Rout) Mrs. Nehon Hagler Mrs. Lola Hardaway

(Harp)

J eanette Harrin>lton Cynthia J . Hassell Dr James Hedrick Olen Hendrix Aub re y Hewen (M iss ) Mrs. Mildred Hindman

(Te ffertiller) Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hobby

(Georqia Pruett) Mr and Mrs. Leon Huddleston

(Ellen Engles) Leman Johnson Mrs Harold Jones

(Janice Baker) Mr. a nd Mrs . Gene Ko ke n

(Gwe nd o( yn Farmer ) Mrs . W. C. Koger

(Roberta Warden) Guss ie Lambert Mr and Mrs . Caude ll Lane

(Ed ythe Tipton) Pe arl Latham Mr. and Mrs. Vir>lil Lawye r

(Lou Duqger) Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Lyles

(Maxie Coats) Mr. and Mrs. James A. Martin

(Bill ie Jo Kent) Mr. a nd Mrs. Perry Maso n

(Elizabeth Brew er) Mr . and Mrs James May

(Barbara Walton) Dr. and Mrs Ray McAlister

(Anita Martin) Ma ril yn McE(roy Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchen

(Jane Zazzie) Dr. and Mrs. Erie Moore

(Mona) Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Morris

ISandra Ann Disch) Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Mosl ey

(Wanda Jo Johnson) W. V. Nations Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olree Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ni xon

(Marqaret Louise Wolfe) Sotoru Numajiri Mrs. Ben Olbricht

(Aqnes Ta ylor) Mrs. Rov Osborne

(Anne Moorer) Mr. and Mrs. Euqene Ouzts

(Mary Olive Vineyard)

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Mr. and Mrs . Ben Porter (Le Van Indvik)

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Priest (Carolyn Pogue)

Mr. and Mrs . Norman Preston IAnn Crawford)

Dr. and Mrs. Joe Pryor J . A. Rea Mr. and Mrs. George Reagan Jim D. Redding Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Roper Mrs . Le on Rutledqe

(Jessie Mae Camp) Mrs. Russell Sammis Dr. and Mrs . Stan Sch w a rtz

(Lois Jeanette Robertson) Lt. J G Larry Scroggs Dr. and Mrs. Jack Wood Sears

(Mattie Sue Speck) Dr. and Mrs , Edward Sewell

(Ann Richmond) Mr. and Mrs. John (Bill) Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sizemore Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Smith Mr. and Mrs. David J . Smith Dr. Norman Smith Robert M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Snow Mrs. C. H. Sorrells Mrs . Joe Stephens Mr. and Mrs . William E. Stokes Mrs . W. K. Summitt Mr. and Mrs . William Summitt Mai . and Mrs. Edwin K. Tester Mr. a nd Mrs. Buford Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Lott Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Max Vaughan

(Doris Storey) Mr. and Mrs . Richard Veteto Franklin D. Waters Leiqhton Waters Leon Watson Dr. and Mrs. W. B. West Ray Wilburn Leonard Wilson J. J . Worsham Dr. Joan Jones Coleman Dr . Houston Karnes Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis. Jr. Mrs . Nelson James Mr. and Mrs . James E. Adams

(Mary Etta Lanqston) Robert C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woodward

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Matching Gift Method Provides Giving Plan

Listed below are companies reported to have a matching gift program in support of hjgher education. This is one way businessmen have of saying thanks for well-trained employees. And this is a way that your support to yo ur alma mater can be doubled.

Your employer will be needing other employees like you and through this method he can help provide for that need. Investigate this program with your company.

Abbott Laboratories Aetna Life Affiliated Compa nies Air Products and Chemica ls, Inc. Air Reduction Co. Albion Malleable Iron Co. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Carp. Aluminum Co. of America American Brake Shoe Ca. American Express Co. American & Forei!=!n Power Co., In c. American Home Products Corp. American Metal Climax Found. American Potash & Chem. Carp. American Smeltin>J and Refining Co , American Sugar Refinin>J Co. Armca Foundation Armstrong Co rk Co . Athas Steel and Aluminum, In c. Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc , Barton-Gillet Ca. Bank of New York Berks County Trust Co. Bishop Trust Co. , Ltd . Bloch Brot he rs Toba cco Ca . Boston Manufacturers Mu tu a l Ins. Co. Brawn -Forman Dist il lers Corp. Bristol Myers Co. Brown a nd Root In c. Burl in>Jton Industries Cabot Corp., Mass. Campbell Soup Co , Canadian Gen. Electric Co , Ltd The Carborundum Co. Carpenter Steel Co . Corter Products, Inc, N. Y. Cavalier Corp. Cerro Cor-po Chase Manhattan Bank Chemical Ba nk N. Y. Trust Co, Chicopee Manufacturin!=! Ca. Chrysler Corp , Citizens & Southern National Bank Cleveland Electr ic Illuminating Co , Clevite Corp. James B. Claw & Sons, Inc. Coats & Clark Inc. Columbian Carbon Co. Combustion Engineerin>J Conn. General Life Ins. Ca. Conn. Li>Jht & Power Ca. Conn. Mutal Life Ins . Ca. Consolidation Coal Co. Consumers Power Ca. Container Corp . of America The Continental Ins . Cos. Continental Oil Co. Cook Foundation, Conn. Copley Newspapers Corn Products Co.

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Corn in!=! Glass Works Co. Crouse-Hinds Co. Deerinq Milliken, Inc. Diamond Alkali Co . Diamond Crystal Salt Co. Dow Chemical Co. Draper Corp Dre sser I ndustries. Inc. Wilbur B. Driver Co. Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates Easton Car & Construction Ebasco Services, Inc. Es so Education Foundation Ex-Cell-O Corp. Fafnir Bearing Co . Fe r'ro Corp. Firem e n's Mulal Ins . Co. Ford Malar Co. Ford Molor Co . of Canada, Ltd. Forly-Ei>Jht Insulations, Inc. E & J Gallo Winery Gardner-Denver Co. Ge neral Atro n ics Corp. Genera l El ectr ic Co. Ge ne ra l Foods Carp. Ge neral Foods Lim ited Genera l Mills, Inc. General Publi c Util it ies Corp. M. A. Gesner of Illinois, Inc. G inn & Co. G lidd e n Co" Ohio B F Goodr ich Co . W. T. Gront Co. The Griswold- Esh leman Co. GUQrd ion Life Ins, Co . G u lf O il Corp . G ulf State s Ut ilit ies Co Hc rri s- Inter type Corp. Hars co Corp. Hercu les Powder Co Hewle tt· Pac kard Co . Hi ll Acm e Co, Ohio Ho neywe ll. Inc. Hooker Chemiml Corp . J . M . Huber Cor'p. Huqhes Aircr'oft Co . In sura nce Co. of North America Internationa l Bus. Machines Corp . International Tel . & Tel. Corp . Jewel Teo Co . Johnson & Hiqqin s Johnson & Johnson S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Jones & Lau>Jhlin Steel Co rp. Kaiser Steel Corp. The Kendall Company Kern Countv Land Co. Wolter Kidde & Co. Walter Kidde Constructors

Kimberly-Clark Corp. Kingsbury Machine Taol Corp. Richa rd C. Knight Ins. Agency, Inc. H. Kohnstamm & Co. , Inc. Leh iqh Portland Cement Co. Lever Brothers Co . P. Lorillard Co. Lubrizol Corp. Lummus Co. Lustra Plastics Corp. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. Marathon Oil Co. Marine Midland Trust Co. af N. Y. Mass . Mutual Life Ins. Co. Matalene Surqical Instruments Co. Maytaq Co. McCormick & Co" Inc. McGraw·Hili Publishin!=! Co. Medusa Portland Cement Co. Mellon Nat. Bank & Trust Co. Merck & Co" Inc. M. & T. Chemicals Inc. Middlesex Mutual Assurance Co . Midland-Ross Corp. Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc. Monticello Life Ins. Co. Mutual Boiler & Machinery Ins. Co. Mutual af Omaha-United of Omaha National Biscuit Co . Nationa I Cash Reqister Co. No tional Distillers & Chemical Corp . National Lead Co. Natural Gas Pipel ine Co" of America New En>Jland Gas/Electric Assoc. Sys. New Enqland Merchants Nat. Bank New En>Jland Mutual Life Ins. Co . Norton Co . , Mass . John Nuveen & Co. Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. O lin Mathieson Chemical Corp . Orlho Pharmaceutical Corp. Owens-Corni ng Fiberqlas Corp Parke r-Hannif in Corp . Pennsal t Chem ica ls Corp . Penn sy lvania Power & Liqht Co. Penton Publ ish inq Co. Personal Products Carp. Petro-Tex Chemicals Corp. Phelps Dodge Carp. Philco Corp . Ph ilip Morris, Inc. Ph illips Petroleum Co. Pillsbury Co " Minn . Pitney· Bowes, Inc. Pittsburgh Nat. Bank Pittsbur>Jh Plate Glass Co . Prefo rmed Line Products Co. Putnam Mana>Jement Co " Inc. Quaker Chemical Corp . Ralston Purina Co. The Paul Revere Life Ins . Co. R. J . Reynolds Tobacco Co. Ri ege l Paper Carp. Riegel Te xtile Corp. Rockefeller, Office of the Messrs . Rockwell Manufacturinq Co. Rockwell-Standard Corp. Rust Engineerin>J Co.

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IN SYMPATHY

To Herb Dawson ('45) whose father passed away on Nov. 8, 1965 in Little Rock. Also to Mrs. Herb Dawson, Janie McGuIre (BA'53) whose father passed away Jan. 21 in Prescott, Ark.

To Mrs. Glenna Fay Grice (BA'49) Chandler in the passing of her mother, Mrs. Linda D. Grice, on Feb. 9 in Bates-ville.

SO!'lbarn Co. Scherinq Carp. Scott Paper Co. Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. Seal right-Oswego Falls Corp. Security Nat. Bank of Lonq Island Security Van Lines, Inc. Seton Leather Co. Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. Sharon Steel Corp. Signode Foundation, Inc. Simmons Co., N. Y. Simonds Saw & Steel Co . Sinclair Oil Corp. Singer Co. Smith Kline & French Laboratories Smith-Lee Co., Inc., N. Y. Sperry & Hutchinson Co. Spruce Fall s Power & Paper Co. , Ltd , Stackpole Ca rbon Co. Stauffer Chemical Co . J. P. Stevens & Co .. Inc. Stevens Candy Kitchens, Inc. Tektron ix, Inc. Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. Textron Inc. J . Walter Thompson Co. J . T. Thorpe Co . Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby, Inc . Tawmator Corp. Trans-World Airline s Travelers Insurance Companies Turner Const ruction Co. Un io n Oi l Co. of Ca li fo rnia Un it ed Cl a y M ines Corp . United IIlum inat inq Co. Un ited States Trust Co . of N. Y. Up john Co . U. S. Borax Varian Associates Victaulic Co . of America Wallace & Tiernan, Inc. Warner Brothers Co" Conn. Watkins-John so n Co. Charles J . Webb Sans Co., Inc. Western Publishinq Co. Westinqhouse Air Brake Co. Whirlpoo l Corp. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Wi lliams & Co., Penn . Wolverine Shoe and Tan ninq Corp. Worthin>Jtan Corp. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. Xerox Corporation Youn>J & Rubicam. Inc.

* Alumni Report From Here and There * Chris E. Brewer ('58) has been recently

assigned as a Technical Representative to the Belgian Air Force by his em-ployer, Western Electric Co.

Brewer completed his studies at the University of Arkansas with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1960. At the University he was a member of Pi Tau Sigma, the honorary Mechanical Engineering Fraternity.

After joining Western Electric in 1960, Mr. Brewer worked for 312 years at the Bell Telephone Laboratories in Whippany, N. J. During the past two years he has traveled extensively on a field assign-ment in the States and in Europe.

His wife is the former Jeutonne Pat-ten (BA'60).

Dr. Kern Sears (BS'42) recently re-ceived the Manager's Award from the Monsanto Company in St. Louis. Dr. Sears is a member of the research de-partment of Monsanto Company's Or-ganic Chemicals Division. The award consists of a desk-top citation and an inscribed reference volume of the win-ner's choice.

Mrs. Sears is the former Sarah Kerr ('52) .

Finis Jay Caldwell, Jr. (BA'57), as-sociate director of the Church of Christ Bible Chair at Eastern New Mexico Uni-versity in Portales, taught a daily class on "The Men's Training Class" at the Abilene Christian College Lectureship.

Mrs. Caldwell is the former Marilyn Beal (BA'59).

Bill Handy (BA'49) has been made president of the Winn State Bank and Trust Co. in Winnfield, La.

Mrs. Handy is the former Neva Ches-shir ('50).

Jerry D. Perrin (BA'56), principal of Romine Elementary School in Little Rock, Ark. was honored by the Little Rock Jaycees as the Little Rock School District's "Outstanding Young Educa-tor." The award was made during the Jaycees' "Salute to Education."

Mrs. Perrin is the former Janis Ann Lyles ('58).

Dr. Homer H. Hawes (BA'45), who has been teaching in New Zealand, is now teaching at Sterling College, Ster-ling, Kan.

Carl (BA'62) and Augustine Hendrix (BA'61) Cheatham have won a two-week, all expense paid vacation in Florida.

They were notified by letter in Dec-ember that names they had submitted for two porpoises at Cape Coral Gardens Porpoise Paradise, Fla., were nationai winners. In addition to the vacation, they will get a $25,000 paid-up life insurance policy. They won the contest with the names, "Bubbles" and "Breezy."

First Lieutenant Vance E. Greenway, Jr. (BS'61) has been graduated at Lowry AFB, Colo. from the course for U. S. Air Force nuclear weapons officers.

Lt. Greenway is being reassigned to Athenia Airport, Italy for duty with the U. S. Air Forces in Europe.

Raymond S. Morris ('59) has been ap-pointed Louisiana State Manager of the National American Life Ins. Co. He was agent of the year for 1964 and '65. In 1965 he qualified for the Millionaries Club and for the second consecutive year he has been the Company's leading per-sonal producer.

Mrs. Morris is the former Sandra Ann Disch ('60).

Gene Ra·iney (BS'58) has been pro-moted to Associate Dean of the Grad-uate School at American University, Washington, D. C. He has also been ap-pointed Assistant Professor of Inter-national Relations at the University's School of International Service.

His wife is the former Dorma Rogers ('57).

James R. Williams ('61) has again qualified as a member of the "Million Dollar Round Table," comprised of about one per cent of all life insurance sales-men.

His wife is the former Marilyn Davis (BA'59).

Mrs. Leon Sanderson, the former Alice Burkhalter, recently received a B.S. de-gree, cum laude, from Memphis State University.

J. B. McGinnis (BA'58) was named "Outstanding Young Educator" of Free-port, Ill. by the Freeport Jaycees. He was the first to receive the award in Freeport since the program was in-augurated a year ago. McGinnis in the assistant minister of the Freeport church.

Mrs. McGinnis is the former Cleone Kiel (BA'56).

Leo Montgomery (BA'64) passed all four parts of the CPA examination in the 1965 testing. He is with the Arthur Young Accounting Company in St. Louis

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and was rated among the ten first year men with the company.

John C. Sunderland (BA'65) has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the US Air Force at Lackland AFB, Tex. He is assigned to Vance AFB, Okla., for pilot training. ---------------------/

* CHAPTER NEWS * Upstate New York Chapter The Upstate New York Alumni Chap-

ter is furnishing a part scholarship for freshman Christine Carpenter of Chit-tenango.

Shreveport Chapter Officers elected in January for the

Shreveport Chapter are: Reggie Rey-nolds (BA'62), President; Bill Stokes (BA'40), Vice President and Judy Rey-nolds (BA'62), Secretary-Treasurer.

New Orleans Chapter President Ganus met recently with

the New Orleans Chapter, which is work-ing toward 100 percent membership in the Hundred Club.

Edith Kiser ('67) to Anthony Bryant ('66) on Dec. 20, 1965 in Lawton, Okla.

Leora Hughes ('64) to William Jackson Mayan Jan. 29 in Salinas, Calif.

Linda Faye Freeman ('67) to Jimmy Lee Scudder ('68) on Dec. 23, 1965 at Russell.

Lavonne Leroux ('67) to Jim Randolph ('66) on Jan. 22 in Peidmont, Mo.

Sandra Ann Calcote ('66) to James Henry Golleher ('66) on Jan. 28 at El Dorado.

Carol Reynolds (BS'66) to Vernon Bray ('66) on Dec. 26, 1965 at Tulsa, Okla.

Sara Reeder ('68) to Gary Brown ('67) on March 6 in Richardson, Tex.

Kay Harvester (BA'64) to Billy Gay on Feb. 11 at McMinnville, Tenn.

Jeanette Eugenia Read (BA'60) to Robert Morris Rogers, Dec. 18, 1965 in Beaumont, Tex.

Ruth Carolyn Coburn (BS'63) to Dona-Van Eugene Holman Jan . 29, at Rich-mond, Calif.

Daughter, Kimberly Ann to Rny (BA'S3) and Georganne H~ter ('64) Gdffin on Feb. 14 in Searcy.

Son, Michael McDaniel, to Ken ('42) and Betty McDaniel ('58) Davis on Feb 1 in Searcy. .

Son, Michael Scott, to Jimmy (BA'52) and Marilyn McCluggage (BA'50) Allen on Feb. 14 in Searcy.

Daughter, Katherine Wynette, to Richard (BS'61) and Dot Garrett (BS'62) Anderson on Feb. 2.

Son, Philip Preston, to Carl (BS'61) and Joan Pennock ('63) Goad on Sept. 19, 1965 at Belvidere, Ill.

Son, John Eric, to Gene and Margie Kinsolving ('61) Cullen on Feb. 4 in Manchester, Tenn.

Daughter, Julie Dianne, to James R. ('61) and Marilyn Davis (BA'59) Williams on Dec. 14, 1965 at Nashville, Tenn.

Son, Don Eubanks, to Don and Gracie Fry ('56) Noblin on July 9, 1965 at Lake City.

Daughter, Catherine Sue, to James (BA'65) and Mary Jane Roberts ('66) Pebworth on Feb. 3 in Gallup, N. M.

Daughter, Sheila Carol, to Eugene (BA'61) and Mary Christmas (BA'61) Underwood on Feb. 4 in La Grange, Ga.

Daughter, Lori Ann, to Doug (BA'59) and Edna Lamberson (BA'61) Cloud on Jan. 26 .

Son, Bradley Wayne, to Wayne ('62) and Neva Fish ('64) Gaither on Aug. 31, 1965 in Bedford, Ind.

Son, Bret Lee, to Charles ('66) and Sherry Hampton ('62) Barton on Aug. 10, 1965 in Searcy.

Daughter, Angela Lynn, to Jerry (BA'60) and Claudette DuBois (BA'60) Jones on Sept. 2, 1965 - by adoption.

Son, Harold Patrick, to Harold ('52) and Nell Lamb (BA'58) Gass on April 2, 1965.

Son, Steven Lance, to Jimmy (BA'6I) and Annetta Mason ('60) Duncan on Feb. 7 in Essex, Mo.

Son, Danny Dwayne, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wayne Thompson (BA'61) on Jan. 12 in Kingston, Jamaica, W. I.

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Births continued

Son, Montgomery Payne, to Marty and Maxine Payne ('64) Hooper on Dec. 28, 1965.

Daughter, Christina Jane, to Ronald "Pete" ('65) and Vivian Branscum ('65) Cox on Nov. 25, 1965.

Daughter, Malia Lynn, to Morgan (BA'65) and Judy Elliott ('65) Outlaw on Dec. 29, 1965 in Memphis, Tenn.

Son, Morton Landers, to Raymond ('59) and Sandra Ann Disch ('60) Morris on Nov. I, 1964.

Daughter, Frances Ann, to Raymond ('59) and Sandra Ann Disch ('60) Morris on Dec. 26, 1965.

Son, Robert Brock, to Charles and Ruth Ann Wallace ('63) Thompson on Oct. 14, 1965 at Bakersfield, Calif.

Daughter, Cheryl Ann, to Carl (BA'62) and Augustine Hendrix (BA'61) Cheat-ham on Dec. 11, 1965 in Stillwater, Okla.

Daughter, Martha Elizabeth, to Odis (BA'60) and Beverly Bell (BA'61) Clay-ton on Jan. 13 - adopted Jan. 21.

Son, Scott Alan, to Robert (BA'61) and Annette Davis ('63) Qualls on Jan.

,.. 21 at W~nona, Minn.

Daughter, Debra Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. ~aston Tarbet (BA'61) on Jan. 16 at Albuquerque, N. M. Daughter, Laura Susan, to Dean (BS'61)

and Carolyn Pogue (BA'58) Priest on April 14 in Searcy.

Son, Andrew, to Jerry and Katheryn Cone (BA'52) Boyd on February 26 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Daughter, Judy Ellen, to Norman ('62) and Mary Lou Browning ('62) Hale on March 1 at Jonesboro.

IN SYMPATHY To Marion Hickingbottom (BA'50) in

the recent passing of his father. To Mrs. Sandra Phillips ('65) Oliver

whose husband David Fred "Joe" Oliver (BA'64), was killed March 6 in an auto-mobile accident at Little Rock. To Mrs. Morris Daniel, the former Edrie

Bell (BA'35), in the recent passing of her husband who was killed at Benton when the train on which he was a fireman was derailed.

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HARDING COLLE Searty.

Where Is Charley?, says Paul Kite, one of the 17 Collegiate Players who have been awarded a tour of military bases in Iceland, Greenland and Newfoundland by American Educational Theater Association and the USO. "Where's Charley?" cast and director Van Alessandro will travel May 1 S-June 18 .

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