Learning - Part 2 - Harding University Digital Archives

Class OfficersThe juniors returned to thecampus conscious that theirwork was half done - thatthe foundation sketchinghad been made, and that it was time tobegin filling in the details on the canvasof their college lives. They picked uptheir pens with more determination,and perhaps with more fear, as well,choosing sharper, more sensitive quillsand brushes. Care and accuracy wereessential at this point.After two years, the backgroundwas set. A major, a group of friends, aclub, a cafeteria, a favorite chapel seat- these had already formed permanentparts of the sketch. Now thejuniors were becoming aware of therole they would play on campus - ofthe mark they would leave on Harding.People other than the friends oftheir freshman year began to influencethe juniors' quickly-forming paintings.Junior Class Officers. Front row: Park;back row: Jones, Finley , Williams. - photoby John Radcliffe.Favorite teachers made their marks onthe canvas, with advice, examples, andencouragement. Heavier, more seriousand thoughtful lines began to color thesketch, as old friendships eitherdeepened or faded, and as the futureloomed more immediately ahead -exciting, but sometimes ominous.Far into their major fieldrequirements, the juniors were interestedin what they were learning,and their awareness of their developingspecialization and professionalismstrongly influenced the lines theydrew. They began to look ahead and togrow excited, eager to meet thechallenges that faced them as they feltmore and more competent to succeed.Bold, sweeping, conquering linesreflected this self-assurance, yet,paradoxically, hints of hesitantquestioning colors still existed behindthe flashy painting. Working hard, thejuniors prepared their canvassescarefully for their final year. .l1t- Sherry DanielPatricia Ann Abern - Searcy, ARRobert Alan Abston - liltl~ Rock, ARBernard Seth Adams - Jilmaica, NYCynthia Ann Adams - Germantown, TNMary Beth Aebi - Vin«nt, OHDebra Dee Akin - Washougal, WAKevin Stevenson Akins - Devon, PABlaine Grady Alexander - Delight. ARDenise K. Alexander . Searcy, ARFrank Spencer Allen · Lompoc, CALarry Mark Andersen - Moorhud, MNBrian House Anderson · Searcy, ARMelanie Andre Anderson - C~ nt er Ridge, ARKaren MeUse Anthony - Mountai n Home. ARJanis Ann Appel - Wallingford. crJerome Benjamin Armstrong. Vancouver, WAChristopher Lee Arnold - Grandview, MOTamara Sue Arnold - Alexandria. VARodney O. Ashlock - Conway. ARStephen Rush Atkins - Mammoth Spring. ARShannon Michael Ayers · Mt. Dou., FL210 Juniors

James Hubert Baird · Rolla, MOCynthia Renee Baker . DeSoto, TXDavid Rhaille Baker . West Chester, PAMary Jane Baker . Madison, TNMichael Scott Baldwin · lubbock, TXArta Denise Banks · College Park, GABradley Benton Barber - Oil Trough, ARVanessa Renee Barker - Feriday, LAKim Marie Barnhart - Breese, ILVirginia Agnes Barrette· Tomah, WILenore Aundrea Bastin - Collingswood, NJBryan Rush Bearden · Midland, TXKristen Dennise Beeson - Jonesboro, ARJames Kevin Benney - Ontario, CAFrances Paulette Benton · Pangburn, ARAndrew Blake Bevill · Blytheville, AR/ Kimberly Anne Bice - Vienna, V\'VEdward Mondale Billadeau - Colf~ Cr~k, MISheila Kay Billingsley . Morrilton, ARRobin Gale Pills - King of Prussia, PADani Lynn Bingham - Memphis, TNSusan Kathleen Birrell - Milan, IlLinda Jo Bivens· Gladewater, TXJanet Lynn Black - Chillicothe, OHAndrea Kay Bledsoe - Malvern, ARRandy Neal Boling - Arlington, TNluie Bong - Jabrta, IndonesiaJames Edward Bostick - Somerville. NJTina Renee Bounds · Memphis, TNJohn Michael Boustead - Searcy, ARTimothy Eric Bowen - little Rock. ARCharles Brent Boyd . Houston. TXKelly l ynn Boyer . Kuna, IDKirk Wayne Bradford - Daingerfield, TXSherri Dianne Bradley - Swifton, ARAnita Joyce Breshears · Searcy, ARLaura Kae Brock - Naples, FlKathryn Athena Brown - Searcy, ARKimberly Erin Brown - Searcy, ARRichard Thomas Brown - Coxal ville, IADeborah Lynne Burke - Hanford, CADee Ann Burress· Milan, TNTimothy Ray Bynum - Guadalupe Costa RicaCary Don Calhoun - Italy. TXDuane Craig Callicoat - Proctorville, OHFoy Eugene Campbell . Frankfurt, West GermanyKaren Jean Campbell - Earle, ARCheryl Ann Carmical - Rogers, ARMary Susan Carney - lake Spring, MOKeith Randall Carringer - Knoxville, TNBradley A1an Carter - Ooverdale, INLadonna lynn Carter - Searcy, ARStephanie Dawn Carter - Bentonville, ARSteven Todd Cash . Gresham. ORJimmy Daron Cathey - Coldwater, MSClyde Russell Caughron - Bartlett. TNKevin lynn Chadwell · Oxford, MSBetty Ann Cheek - Ullin. IlScott E. Chrisman - Oswego, NYlinda Marie Christensen - Rochester, MNChris Eugene Clarke - Arvada, coSherri Latise Clements -landover. MDDusta R. Coburn - Harrisburg. ARBennie Mark Coffman · Jacl

Juniors 21.Cramping from the pain, werested in the starlit, openarea, and struggling toregain composure despitethe unnerving event, collapsed intoside-splitting laughter again.As I looked around from my site ofcollapse, I noticed the moon. The fullcircle, eery-white, illuminated the openarea almost like day in stark contrastto the dark, wooded, overgrown areawe had just fled.I felt fine, here, laughingespecially after that! About six of us,five of the nicest men I know and I,had come out here to experience thenew-found Harding adventure.In a scattered rural area, about sixmiles out of Searcy, stands a peacefulcemetery. The front part is clear, wellcared for, and peaceful. But, just pastthe open area's single, tall oak tree,towers a dark, menacing legion oftwisted trees. OUf destination was justFur ball of fearbeyond the bare front line.We slowly approached the smallwinding path that led beyond the treesentinelsto the tombstones which,jutting out of the ground at all angles,dated back as far as 1857. Walkingpast the now-green, weather-beatenmarkers which rested against the sidesof trees which they had watched growup from saplings, our group grewtighter and tighter. Just ahead waitedthe fenced plot which marked the endof our adventure. So far, so good.In the middle of the plot, guardingall the smaller stones, loomed a tallspire-like marker. Huddled in themidst of five upperclass males, I feltsafe enough to suggest we read thatmarker in particular.One of the braver men of the groupopened the rusty old gate; it squeakedin protest and, I thought, warning. Wecontinued on. Just as we approachedthe old, guardian stone, lined with age,a twig broke - behind the stone! Wefroze. .-The night fell strangely silent. Westood motionless . We listened. Just aswe were about to relax, the flashlightdimmed. It brightened. It dimmed. Itwent dark. Another twig broke. Theorganism of which I was the nucleusbegan to move backwards. There wasa bump against the side of the group. Afrightened gasp broke the silence.Suddenly the organism divided andscattered. I grabbed a hand at random.I ran.Branches slapped my face. Rootsgrabbed my feet. The hand drug metoward the opening in the dark maze.As we burst through the edge of thedark terror, I glanced back.Scampering after us came a tonguelolling,furry, little puppy. J1I[- Karen RoseberryPamela Michelle Dwyer . Corpus Christi, TXAmber 1. Dykes - Oakley, CACheryl Lynn Easley - Uttle Rock ARJennifer Mae Eckhart - Vierma. WVMark Anton Eckman - Colonial Heights. VATimothy Claude Eddings - Ferndale, MILaurie Ann Ellis - Lak ARKimberly Sue Elmore - Annandale. VAKathleen Evelyn Eppick - New~rg, ORJane Dottery Evans - N. Uttle Rock, A,RBrett Anthony Ferguson - Dexter. MODavid Keith finley - Lowell, OHAmy Carol Fisher - Nashville, TNAllen Lee Fitzgerald - Cedar Rapids, IAAndrea Ann Aatt - Clawson, MIBilly Bronson Fore - Houston, TXKenneth Wayne Forte - Sweet Home, ARLynda Gay Foster · FE. Smith, ARKimberly Ann Fox - Hu~rtus, WIMolly Colette Frank - McCrory. ARRichard Allen Frazier - Lathrop, MOMargaret Louise Fry - Hope, ARSandra Lynn Garner - G~nvllle, ILKevin Douglas Getter - Douglas, AZMichael Dean Gist - Racine, WIRita Marie Glenn - Strafford, MOKesha Glisson - Rantoul, ILDorothy Kay Glover . Cheyenne, WY

"~I look forwardto the day whenthere won't be anyneed for specialclubs. "- Richard Kingemem enng aproud heritageSkotia. Front row; King-sponsor, Collins,Pollard, Manley; second row: Gumbs,Walker, Smith, Perry , Walker; back row:Mullins, Talley, Swinton, Hunt, Small. -photo by Jon Corpuz.Lisa Camille Gooch - Memphis, TNRussell Shawn Goodpasture - Garland, TXSusan Elaine Gray - Wheeling, WVWilliam Lewis Green - Houston, TXJulie Jolene Greenwood - DeQu~n, ARStephen Hugh Grimsley - Fayetteville, NYLisa Renee Grow - Eustis, FlRichard Odell Growns - Perryville, ARShirleen Rae Gustine - Gallup, NMDwana Faye Hadley - Kensett, ARJames Glen Hadley - Conway, ARDarryl Ray Halbert - Denver, COLaurie Beatrice Hale - Harbor Oaks, FlNorman Fisher Hale - Villanova, PAHeidi Claire Hamilton - Grand Cayman. West Indieslinda Alisa Hamlett - Ft. Smith, ARJohn Mark Hammitt - Flint, MIRobert Payne Hardison - Virginia Beach, VAJeffrey T od Harp - Memphis, TNJuanita Gwynn Hart - Halifax, Nova $coia, CanadaKathryn Sue Hattemer - Troy, ILRebecca Jane Haugh - Mannington. WVRichard Edward Hawkins - Cleveland Heights, OHMaria Ann Haynes - 51. Louis, MOCliff Hays - Benton, ARKeith William Hedges - Shreveport. LAScott Andrew Hedges - Shreveport, LATammy Leann Heffington - Conway, ARTom David Heffington - Hayward, CAJohn Mark Helbig - Friendswood, TXJennifer Elaine Henderson - Searcy, ARJeffrey Allan Hendrick - Nashville, TNMichael Alan Hendricks - Jacksonville, FLHarry Darwin Henry - Selinsgrove. PAValens Anthony Hernandez - Fountain Valley, CA214 Juniors

Again this year, Skotiaplayed an important role inpromoting understandingbetween blacks and whiteson campus. The club, which derived itsname from the Greek word fordarkness, was begun two years ago tohelp educate students about blackculture and black contributions toAmerican society. It was also designedas a support group for blacks whomight feel isolated on Harding's mainlywhite campus.The brain child of Richard King andShiela (Harper) Allen, a formerstudent, the club grew mainly out ofthe observance of Black HistoryMonth, which was designated asFebruary. Skotia has helped organizeand support a program which bringsblack lecturers to Harding. In pastyears this has included suchdistinguished speakers as Alex Haley,Marva Collins, and Eldridge Cleaver.This year students heard fromClarence Pendleton, a leader in civilrights. "I think it's very important forpeople to take pride in who they are,"said King (who is co-sponsor of theclub along with Paul Pollard), "andblacks have made a lot of importantcontributions to American society."Through the lectures, King hopes thatstudents will realize this and be proudof their rich heritage. Besides 'aspeaker, the club also has organized asinging group which shares some of themusical traditions of black AmericansThis group, named the "CelestialSingers," takes part in the program andhas become an institution in its ownright.The main goal of Skotia, though,was to provide fellowship and socialcontact for blacks as well as whites. Ithas sponsored meals, parties, andother activities, including a hayridethis year. It hopes to educate allHarding students about what blacksreally are; to eradicate stereotypingthrough increased knowledge, contact,and awareness. Also, it wants to showthat a ll people, regardless of skincolor, have the same needs, wants andhopes. It was opened to all interestedstudents and was not at all a "blacksonly" club. 'W e don't just sit aroundand talk about 'black' things and whatit's like to be black," said King, hintingthat if they did, Paul Pollard - whiteco-sponsor of the club, would feel leftout. Instead, they discuss pertinentsocial issues which affect all students,as well as any day-to-day problemswhich arose.While it was met with some hostilityin the past both from on campus andoff, it seems that Skotia has finallybeen given some of the acceptance andrecognition it deserved. 'There aresome things we're trying really hard toforget about," said King speaking ofthe earlier incidents. "People arealways opposed to what they don'tunderstand . . . but the administrationhas continued to be very helpful andsupportive, and we appreciate that."Skotia, now' firmly established,looks toward the future. Ithoped that through it, some ofthe longstanding walls which haveexisted between blacks and whiteswould be broken down. King evenventured to look farther than that. "Ilook forward to the day," he said,"when there won't be any need forspecial clubs. When the whole story istold, both black and white can appreciateeach other's contributions."But until that day is realized, Skotiacontinued to help us to see that aboveaU, we are brothers. 1Jlt- Sherry DanielAoyd Timothy Hicks - l-o ..... ling Green. KYAmy L. Higginbotham - ~arcy. ARWilliam C. HiU . Tupelo. MSMartha Jane Hinds · Porrland. ORlynn Ann Hinrichs - Nichols. IAHarland James Hittle - Wichita. KSThomas Wesley Hobbs - Joplin. MOGerald G. Hodge - Dolton. ILJulee Ann Holder - Surey. ARMark Delber Holderbaum - Wi1Iard. MOBonnie lee Holdren · Mountain Home. ARDeanna Louise Hollifield - Annandale. VAEdith lafonda Hollaway - West Plains. MOHolly Lyn Hooper - Pasadena. TXBradley Duane Horton - Mabtlvak ARSusan Evon Horton - Bartlett. TNLillian Rosanne Howard - Atlanta. GAlynn Howe - Dayton. OHJames Bennett Humphreys - Jackson. TNMichael L. Humphries - N. Utile Rock. ARWilliam Todd Hunter - ~arcy. ARMonica lrven - Mil ..... aukee. WITammy Susanne Irvin · Btntonvil1e. ARCynthia A. Isbell - Mountain Home. ARSarah Ruth Jimenez - Alexandria. VAGeorge Eugene Johnson - Dts Moines. IAKevin Wayne Johnson . Akron. OKSusan Ethel Johnson - $tarcy, ARDenise louise Johnston · Vernon. CTMichelle Lynn Johnston - Uverpool. NYBarry Don Jones - Bono. ARCharles Morgan Jones · Corpus Christi, TXCheri L. Justice - Columbus, OHSusan B, Kearney -Joplln, MOSuzanne Marie Keene - Camp Lejeune. NCJuniors 21:

"~I 've been lookingforward to this for a longtime ... Now it looks asthough ererything's comingtogether. "- Bill RyanUniting families around the worldThisyear Harding expandedboth its assets and itsopportunities with theacquisition of a ' short-waveradio. The set, located in the MissionsPreparation Lab in the basement of theBible building, was used in a numberof ways. With it for instance, studentsand faculty members were able to talkto missionaries who had been licensedto operate short-wave systems. Thisprovided for the exchange of currentnews, as well as a "link with home" formany in foreign lands.The main body of the equipment,which included two receivers, twotransmitters, and a low frequencyamplifier, was donated by Mrs.Carroll Leonard, the mother of aformer student. To this, $1,500 wasadded by the Ezell Foundation andvarious congregations so that theschool could purchase an antenna anda linear amplifier. The amplifierboosted the power of the set to the1,000 watts necessary for global range.The station was dedicated at theraising of the antenna on January 11.The project was also seen as acommunity service. In the case of anAntenna. Bill Ryan leads the way by constructingthe antenna for the short waveradio. With this radio, foreign studentscould talk to family members and studentscould talk to other students who were awayat HUF. - photo by P.R. Office.emergency, the set could be used as alink to information which wouldotherwise have been inaccessible. Itcould also be used to contactauthorities if other forms of communicationhad been incapacitated.The set was available to all interestedstudents and faculty throughthe HAM Club. The club, which wascomposed of both licensed operatorsand those "just learning," organizedclasses and set up times when the radiocould be used. The classes met twohours a week for roughly ten weeks,and ,-taught students the threerequirements for FCC licensing: Morsecode, electronic theory, and FCCregulations. There students alsolearned how to operate the systeIpwhich was given the call sign ofK3RDX-Portable 5.Dr. William Ryan, under whoselicense the set is authorized, said thatthe concept of a short-wave facilityhad been discussed by the administrationfor some time. Unfortunately,neither enough interestnor enough money was available to getthe operation established. With thedonation of equipment, however, theother obstacles were overcome rathereasily. 'Tve been looking forward tothis for a long time ... Ever since I gothere," he said . 'Now it looks likeeverything's coming together." 1llt- Bill RankinKaren Ashley Keeth - Crossett. ARPatricia Lynne Keith - Myrtle Beach, SCKaren Denise Kelley - Humboldt, TNMichael Shawn Kelly - Searcy, ARShannon James Kepler - Owasso, OKLaura Ann Killen - Mission Hills, KSCharles Lynn King -little Rock, ARBrett Alan Kirkman - Wilmington, NCSonya Lynn Kiser - Waynesboro, VACraig Charles Kisseberth - Westminster, CACarla Ann Klein - littleton, COJames Lyndon Knapp . Vienna, WVAdrian Lee Knight - Salinas, CASandra Garfield Knutsen - Fayetteville, NYJohn Arthur Kolumba - Waynesville, MOChristopher Ian Lacy - Searcy, ARLavonna Faith Lafferty -lynchburg, VASharon J. Lamb · Delight. ARKeith Eric Lammons - Jacksonville, FlDonnie Wayne Lance - Mountain Home. ARCarol Alice Landerfelt . Wilton, CTMark AlIen Landis - Bluff City, 1NRhonda lee laney . lanett, AlMelanie Dawn Lanier - Gahanna. OHSheryl Ann Latimore. Memphis, TNGayla Renee lawrence - Searcy, ARRebecca Lynn Leavell - Memphis, TNBilly Don Ledbetter · Sanford, Fl216 Juniors

A foregoing fad"Giveme friedchicken;" "Black is back; ""Go for it; " "Make myday; " were just a few of theslogans across campus.A button is worth a thousand words. Wornon everythillg from blue jean jackets tofish ing hats, buttons swept the campus il11986. - photo by Jerry Traughber.Almost every student oncampus" would have to bethe answer to the question,"Button, button, who's gotthe button?" during the 1985-86 schoolyear. Button-mania hit the studentbody with unprecidented impact aswearing buttons spread over the nationas a means of self-expression."Make Your Own Button Day,"sponsored by the Student Association,freed students from the dictates ofcommercial button manufacturers, andlet them, for a mere 50 cent fee, saywhatever they chose to say to theworld.Button messages were as varied asthe individuals who created and worethem. Of course, the ever-popular "Ilove (heart) " (Fill in the blank) styledominated the scene, especially whenthese buttons were made available tosocial clubs in mass quantities byFindley-Traughber, Inc.The average student wore only onebutton or maybe two at a time. Otherswent all out, presenting impressiveassorttl)ents of many and variedsayings. Jay Lockhart, a prominentbutton connoisseur, gave his reasonfor wearing buttons: "It lets you expressyour feelings without actuallyhaving to say what you feel." (Perhapshis reasoning is made much clearerwhen you consider the flavor of hisparticular expressions. "Don't tell mewhat kind of day to have," and 'Tmnot deaf, I'm ignoring you" are onlythe beginning.)Other buttons communicated morepositive messages, such as, ''I'msomeone special,""Be a friend," andeven scripture quotations. Somebuttons offered interesting commentson campus life: "Eat more chicken,"and "It's moderate to be at Harding"surely spoke to the heart of everyHarding student ../ltt- Sheila UnderwoodDenver Jay Lee · Waterville, OHPaul Eugene Leonard - Cookeville, TNKevin Overton Lester - Lebanon, TNPamela Renee Levitt - Memphis, TNMark Eugene Lewallen . Bentonville, ARJonathan Charles Lewis - little Rock , ARKevin Lynn Lloyd - Uttle Rock, ARJay Paul Lockhart - Tyler. TXJohn Dee Loe - ~Kalb, TXTimothy Wayne London - Grubbs, ARPamela Jean Lorenz - Springfield, MORobert Ronald Losher - Troy, M[Terri L Lowe - Watagua, TXMannie Lee Lowery - little Rock, ARJohn Kevin Madden - little Rock, ARErnest Clinton Magness - Searcy, ARJose Mai - CorozaJ Town, BelizeConnie Sue Manley - Decatur, GAGary James Marnach - Newberg, ORJames Robert Martin · Vincennes, [NStephen T. Martin - Searcy, ARVicki Neil Martin · Cabot, ARDawn Michele Mathews - Bellevue, NEDavid Corey Matthews - Sumerco, wvSherri Lee May - Mt. Zion, [LJames Lee Mayes - Searcy, ARPaul Allen Maynard - Kasota, MNAllen Christopher McDavid - Dallas. TXJuniors 21~

Phyllis Marie McFall - M~mphis, TNMonique Laverne McGrath - Westminster, CAKeith Alan McGuire - Troy, ILKyle Burns McKee - Rint, MITodd Anthony McKee - Rint, MIKatherine Ruth McKinnon - Dallas, TXMarsha McNutt - EI Dorado, ARDeana Michelle Means - Mt. Dora, FLRuth Jean Meecham - Wamn, MIDanny Wayne Meeks - Glad~water, TXClaude Earl Michael - Belle Plaine, KSLyndon Keil Milhlen - Hot Springs, ARBrian Keith Miller - Salem, INMonna Suzanne Miller - Tulu, OKRonald Kevin Miler - Omaha, NEJeffrey Russell Mills - Conway, ARMelanie Dianne Mitchell · Nashville, TNMartin Worrell Moore - Memphis, TNJohn William Morford - Birch Run, MIWard Alan Morphis - Vidor, TXLea Ann Morris - Tyler, TXAllison Jane Moses - Overland Park, KSAmy Lynn Moshier - Fresno, CAMarianne Louise Mott - W. Chicago, ILKeUi Michele Mulhollen - N. little Rock, ARElaine Mullins - Columbus, INTammy Lee Mullins - Smyrna, TNAnn J. Neal - Searcy, ARCarolyn Elaine Neal - Hot Springs, AREddie Lee Neal - Searcy, ARJill Marie Nichols - Amarillo, TXJeremy Carsten Niestadt - ~ola, IADonna Jean Norris - Montgomery, ALDavid Alan Null - San Antonio. TXEzekiel Chyke Nwakwue - Aba, NigeriaJeffrey Odum - Le:o:ington, SCDon Will Oelze - BedFord, INJanice E. Ogburn - Warren, MIChris Eugene Olive - Fruitland Park, FLTerry Wayne Oliver - Vero Beach, FLJoyce Amber Owens - Jacksonville, ARSusan Ann Owens - Fayetteville. NYKimberly Ann Oxford - Springdale, ARGregory Alan Ozbirn - Searcy, ARMelanie Kay Park - New Canaan, CTCynthia Diane Paugh - Overland Park, KSGene Nelson Paul - Hurst, TXStuart Vaughn Peacock - little Rock, ARStephen Brian Peck - Port Henry, NYDihanne Marie Perez - Mulberry, FLScott C. Peyton . Newberg. ORAnita Gaye Pierce - Leachville, ARJohn Wilson Pike - W. Memphis, TNStephanie April Pine - Houston. TXEric Lee Pipkin - Cabot, ARJeanne Marie Pipkin - Oakfield, TNLaura Kathryn Pittman _ Searcy, ARDonald Clarence Plonk - Merritt Island, nJames Branch Porter · N. Richland Hill. TXKenneth W. Porter - Emory. TXMeta Sybil Poulos - EI Dorado, ARStephen Philip Powers - Poteau, OKAnthony Wayne Price - Bossier City, LADenise Mae Price - Washington. INDawn Marie Pryor - Goddard. KSMartha Diane Purrier - Martinez, CADeborah Carolyn Raley - Frederick. MDRichard Lynn Randall - Edna, TXWilliam Joseph Rankin - Hoffman Estates, IIPamela Ann Ratliff - livonia, MI!IS Jun iors

"'Vs aglVes me, as acollege student,a chance to encourageprospectivecollegestudents to getinvolved withHarding, "- Bryan PruittRecruiting tomorrow's HardingVolunteers in Support of organizational meeting held at DawnAdmissions (VISA) was an 'Zoller's home. Zoller served asactive group this year. ass~stant director of admissions.VISA was basically an Also in the fall, the group was highlyorganization that was involved in ' involved with High School Days. Arecruiting students .to consider attendingHarding for an "education fortypical High School Day consisted ofhigh school students with two commoneternity.f!interests - attending Harding andThey also acted as hosts and worshipping Jesus Christ. The mainhostesses to students who were consideringtransferring to Harding. Brad Forum, a weekend workshop for youthevent of the spring semester was YouthBarber, a sophomore from Oil Trough, around the country. These youth cameArkansas, said, ''My favorite part of to the forum to get familiar with whatVISA is meeting all of the new and Harding has to offer. Groups, such asexciting people that visit our campus." the Time of Day, ente,!ained studentsVISA was composed of about 25 during the weekend. Speakers alsomembers who were dedicated to the talked about different groups oncause of representing the university atyouth gatherings, rallies, and retreats.In the fall semester, one of the firstmeetings for VISA was ancampus. Another crucial time forVISA in the spring semester was SpringSing weekend, since many pre-collegestudents came to be entertained by thevarious social clubs.Bryan Pruitt, a senior from Nichols,Iowa, said, "VISA gives me, as acollege student, a chance to encourageprospective college students to get involvedwith Harding." Pruitt was anew member of VISA, who joined theorganization at the beginning of thespring semester. He, along with severalother participants, went to manyyouth rallies, including one held inTulsa, Oklahoma. Pruitt also said, "It'sgreat to get to work with the youth."1lll. - David Dearin and Amy FisherV.I.S.A. Front row; Coon, Waite, Pryor,Drinnen , Walker, Barber", Bohan,Maynard, Machen; second row: Smelser,Smithson, Findley, Gilbert, Wall, Cole,Clark, Henderson; third row: Bird,McDonough, Fore, Shipp, Zoller - sponsor,Lowe, Park; back row: Knapp, McLarty.- photo by P.R. Office.David Curry "Rector - Vernon. ALJoel Scott Reed - New Haven. INPeter Wayne Reed - Terre Haute. INTommy Kyle Reeves - Glastonbury, CTJohn Michael Reid - Newport. ARLarry Gene Reid - Sugarland, TXLeslie Jean Rhoads - Durand, MlBonnie Jean Richards - Searcy. ARCliff Alan Richardson - Newberg. ORKevin Ray Roberson - Bedford, TXJeffrey Allen Robinson - Jacksonville. FLLarry Dshaun Robinson - Bradford, ARLora Lanette Roby - Overland Park. KSRodney Alan Rodgers - La Palma. CADaniel Joseph Rogers - Charleston, SCJames Earnest Rogers - Tulsa, OKAndrew Phillip Rowan - Searcy. ARAlayne Elizabeth Royster - Elkton. KYJames Steven Ruble - Monticello. ARAgus Susanto Saleh - Houston. TXMelinda Kay Salmon - Naples. FLJuniors 21

"~V au meet people Inother clubs - It breaks downthe club barriers. "- Jamie Knapp On the ballRich Weaver, Jamie Knapp,David Stevens and MarkHolderbaum were paid todo what they loved -watching ball games. As assistants toCecil Beck, the director of intramuralsports, these four students supervisedgames almost every night of the week,during all seasons.According to Knapp, the assistantsjobs included getting the games startedon time, keeping track of intramuralequipment, making sure the playingareas were in order, and keeping score.'We kind of run the show at night," hesaid, though Beck was in charge of theactual scheduling of the games.Intramural Assistants. Front row; Weaver,Knapp; back row: Stevens, Holderbaum.- photo by Janet Lawver.The assistants were in the workstudyprogram, but their job was morespecialized than most. Beck handpickedhis assistants based on theirbackground and knowledge of sports.The job was time-consuming. On anaverage night, each assistant wouldsupervise about three games, andperhaps four or five on Saturdays.Knapp found that having his eveningsfull helped him to organize his time,however, and did not believe that itinterf~red much with his studies.Self-discipline and money were twobenefits of the job, according toKnapp, but he stated that the greatestbenefit was in getting to know themany people involved in the program."Y ou meet people in other clubs - itbreaks down the club barriers," hesaid._ Sherry DanielKelly Layne Samuel - Roge~vi1le, MOJay Douglas Sanders - Cedar Vale, K5Michael Gregory Sansom - Pensacola, FLMichael Kyle Savage . Gentry, ARCarrie Lynn Schlueter _ Downtrs Grove, ILCarol Ann Scoggins - Mtmphis, TNWallace Gerald Scott - Wentzville, MOKimberlee Ann Shaffer'. Baldwin Park, CAMartha Elizabeth Shanklin - Montgomery, ALAllen Sheldon - WIt$I Melbournt, FLLynette A, Shields - York. NEBecky Jeanne Shipp . Stnlon, ARAngela Rene Sinapiades - Athens, GrttCeArlene Beatrice Sipe - Newburyport, MAEric Preston Sipe - Newburyport, MASue Ellen Slasor . Weirton, WVJeffrey Mark Slater - Roy~l O~k, MIDebra R. Sloan - FI , C~m p btll. KYMichael Small - 51. Louis, MOCheryl Yvette Smith . Commerce, TXDeanna L. Smith · Searcy, ARGregory Smith - Madisonville, KYHeidi Lyn Smith · New Braunfels, TXJeffrey Paul Smith . Griffin, GAJohn Scott Smith . Searcy, ARKimberly Leigh Smith. Louisville, KYMichael Scott Smith - Wallingford, CTPhilip Shawn Smith - Torran~ , CARosemary Ruth Smith . Searcy, ARTina Marie Smith _ Buffalo. NYJohannes Hendrik Snyman - Capetown, South AfricaJuan G. Solis · Dallas, TXFaith Allison Starnes - McGehee, ARLori Almeda Stephens · Indianapolis, INDavid Leslie Stevens · EI Paso, TXPaige ~ne Stevens - Malvern, PAPaul Howard Stirrup - Ottawa, CanadaDonna Sue Stobaugh - Clinton, ARTheresa lee Stone - Searq, ARRobert Mark Story - Searcy. AR210 Juniors

Jeffrey lee Strickland _ Lilburn, GARonna Strickland - Lilburn, GAIsaac Henry Strider - Gamaliel, ARWilliam Craig Stubblefield - Alvarado, TXLisa Ann Stuck - Strafford, MOVickie Renee Summerlin - Ladonia, TXJulio Javier Surgeon - David, Panamal. Michelle Sutherland - Mesquite, TXGail Lynn Sutton - West Plains, MOThomas David Sweeten - Cove, ARDavid Michael Sweitzer - Newcomerstown, OHRita Mariana Tabalujan - Jakarta, IndonesiaLura Elizabeth Talbott - Riverdale, GATerrance Dwight Talley - Columbus, OHDelores Nannette Taschner - Lapeer, M[.' Debra Louise Tate - Independence, MOBelinda Sue Tatum - Memphis, TNJana Kay Taylor - Springfield, MOJames Scott Taylor - Germantown, TNToby Alan Taylor - Bartlesville, OKConnie Dianne Thomas - Searcy, ARMary Elizabeth Thomas · Tulsa, O KDiane Marie Thomposn - &Ipre, OHJulie Eloise Thweatt - Taipei, Taiwar.Jerry Don Traughber - Irving, T XTimothy Allen Tripp - Lancaster, OHJimmy Duwayne Troxel - Springfield, MOTimothy R. Urling - Lancaser, OHJames Loucas Vacracos - Griffith, INBarry Scott Valier - DuQuoin, ILShelton Allen Wagner - Memphis, TNKitty Alicia Walker - Murfreesboro, TNPatricia Ann Walker - Fraziers Bottom, WVLisa Annette Wallace - Bald Knob, ARWendy Lynn Walling - Allenton, MlJames Dean Walton - Newport. ARJames Kevin Ward - Milan, MIStephen Andrew Warren - Shreveport, LAElaine Marie Watson - E, Syracuse, NKevin Keith Watson · Baytown, TXTimothy Harold Weatherspoon - Blue Springs, MeCarol Elaine West john - Hillsboro, TNDavid Alan White - Gr~nback, TNJonathan Doyle White - Searcy. ARKay Ellen White - Columbus. GAKevin T. White . Greenback, TNlori Ann Whitehead - Franklin, TNPamela Rose Whitelaw - Milan, MlDavid Lee Whitfield - N, little Rock. ARDonald James Whitfield - SI. Catharines, CanadaMichael Dale Whitfield - Jacksonville. ARJanice Lea Wilburn - Tulsa, O KCurtis Williams - Bartlesville, OKJ. Richard Williams - O«atur, ILJames Ronald Williams · Memphis. TNMark Lynn Williams - Arlington, TNRobin Ann Williams - Phoenix, NYLeslie Elizabethh Willingham - Memphis, TNAntoinette Willsea - Searcy. ARApril Wilson - Gary, MSKevin Mark Wise - Pensacola, FLVirginia Kay Wise - ~be, ART. Jay Wisecarver - Hamburg, ARJon D. Wood - N. Little Rock, ARFrederick Steve Woodall - Uttle Rock, ARLeah Jeanne Word -little Rock. ARLura Anne Word - Memphis, TNGlenn Madison Wright - &lleville, ILJana Sue Yates - Brentwood. TNLee Lan Yip - Kowloon, Hong KongJuniors 22

Class officersFor the last time, the seniorstook up their tools andapproached their easels tofinish the sketch they hadbegun so many years earlier. For themost part, the lines were alreadyestablished. Some sketches showedgreat planning a nd precision and carein the underlying structure, whileothers compensated with lavish detailand form . The drawing stage was over,at any rate. Now the seniors settleddown to add color to their largelyblack and white sketches.Lovingly, carefully, they broughtout their paint boxes and began tocolor in the memories that would last alifetime. The yellow of sunny afternoonson the front lawn made thecanvasses glow; the blue of deep,whispered conversations with friends,Senior class officers. Front row: Gano Butcher,Bob Pittenger; back row: Al Bates,Wayne John son. - photo by Ron Pacheco.the red of riotous club games, themusty brown of late-night cramsessions - all the colors blended withthe undergirding lines of structure tocreate the total picture of hard workand soft memories.Conscious that they would soon begraduating, the seniors were moremeticulously careful of the colors andlines they drew. As the courseworkgrew tougher and more demanding,the desire to savor every free momentalso grew, and priorities seemed toshuffle and refocus. Somehow, suddenly,an hour in a swing with a goodfriend seemed more important thansleep, or study, or anything else. Andso geqtly, neatly, the seniors sketchedon their own a nd on one another'ssketches - line of excellence. And theyfilled in those lines with the colors oftheir plans, dreams and memories, tillat last the product was complete, andthey were ready to move on. a- Sherry DanielErnest Owusu Acheau - Ejiou Besease, Ghana.Laura Susan Addison - Troy, MI. Nursing. Transfer from Michi2an (",h ri c::ti:,,"College. Chorale, Harding Student Nurses Association; JOY; Chi Lambda ·Chi.Jimmy Ray Adkins - Memphis, TN.Robert Glen Alexander - Concord, CA.Monty Carrol Allen - £1 Dorado, AR. Social work. Devotional directnr for 7pt;:oRho; Nationar Association of Christians in Social Work; Outreach; Social WorkClub; S.A. Spiritual Life Committee.Parker S. Allen - Li ttle Rock, AR.Phillip A. Allen - Jeffersonville, IN.Steven Ray Allen - Lynchburg, VA. Biology. Transfer from Lynchburg College.Alpha Chi; Alpha Psi Omega; Campus Players; Alpha Omega.Randy Eugene Allman - Columbus, OH. Marketing. Transfer from Ohio StateUniversity. Galaxy; intercollegiate baseball , All·NAIA District 17; 1985 AlC all ­star baseball; Marketing Club; Phi Beta Lambda; SAMMichael Ray Andersen - Moorhead, MN.Kristen Marie Anderson - Mankato, MN. Business management. Kirei Na Ai;American Studies; College Republicans; Commonwealth Singers; Dean's List;Delta Mu Delta; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; SAMDavid Wayne Asbill, Ir. - Mabank, TX. Bible, management. Chi Sigma Alpha;campaigns; Regina beau; Chi Alpha Rho beau; Friends; Petit Jean staff; residentassistant; SAM; Society fo r Collegiate Journalists; Timothy Club.Jon Allen Ashley - Bonita, CA. Biochemistry. Alpha Chi; Dean's List; residentassistant; Campus Ministry Team; Chemistry Club; Coons-Farrar ScholarshipRecipient.Christmas Ebini Atem • Douala, Cameroon. Marketing. Transfer from OhioValley College. intercollegiate soccer; Marketing Club; SAM.Roy Marshall Baber - Turkey Creek, LA. Management. Transfer from IndianaUniversity Southeast. Kappa Tau Omega; College Republicans; Data ProcessingManagement Association; intramurals; SAM.Julia Ellen Bagley - Pine Bluff, AR. Business management. Phi Delta; Bison staff;College Republicans; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Lori Lynn Bailey - Searcy, AR . Business education. Oege; A Cappella; Women'sEnse~bl~ ; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Belles and Beaux; Scotland campaigns;Dean s List; drama; HUF; Phi Beta Lambda; Spring Sing hostess.Robert Sidney Sain, Jr . Lexington, KY. Biology. Pi Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Chi;Australian campaigns; College Republicans; Dean's List; HUF; PEMM Club; Pre­Med Club; S.A. Spiritual Life Committee; Timothy Club; Coons-Farrar'Scholarship.Belinda Baines - Harare, Zimbabwe. English. Alpha Chi; northeast, southeastcampaigns; east European campaigns; Dean's List; French Club; Sigma TauDelta.Allyson Kym Baker - Monroe, WA. Social work. Kirei Na Ai ; marching band;pep band; Friends; intercollegiate cross country; National Association ofChristians in Social Work; Social Work Club.22 Se~iors

Seniors 22Cheryl Lynne Baker - Memphis, TN. Elementary education. Zeta Rho; TECH.Debbie Anne Baker - Mount Dora, FL. Computer science. Alpha Omega queen;College Republicans; Data Processing Management Association; Dean's List;Friends.Melinda Ann Baker - Alicia, AR. Mass media. Bison reporter; KHCA staff;PRSSA; TV-12 staff; Women's Singers.Wiliam Kevin Baker - Searcy, AR.Charles Brent Baldwin - Lubbock, TX. English. Sub-T 16; CenArk Student(Srotto; Friends; intramural; Petit Jean photographer.John Preston Bales - Trumann, AR. Marketing. Kappa Sigma Kappa; AmericanStudies; College Republicans; Marketing Club; SAM; S.A. Special ProjectsCommittee.Brenda Jean Bankhead - Henderson. TX. Marketing. Athletic director for Tri­Kappa; Dean's List; Marketing Club; SAM.Michael Dwayne Baskett - Columbia, MO. Business management. President forPi Kappa Epsilon; Chi Lambda Chi beau; HUF; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.John Albert Bates - Nashville, TN. Accounting. Titans; senior class president;intercollegiate track and cross country, AlI-AlC, All-NAIA District 17; PiGamma Psi; Who's Who.Beth Ann Baughn - Columbus, OH.Carolyn Jean Baxter - McCrory, AR.Kevin Scott Bay - Decatur, IL. Mass communication. Parliamentarian for Kapp;:Tau Omega; Alpha Psi Omega; Campus Players; drama; Forensics Team; PiKappa Delta; resident assistant; TV-U director of news, television stationengineer.Paula Jean Bean - Caulfield, MO. Social work. Athletic director for Theta Psi;Social Work Club; National Association of Christians in Social Work.Donald Stan Beck - Rockville, MD.Melody Ann Beck - Searcy, AR.June Beth Beeson - Sherwood, AR.Dorothy Ann Bell - Pangburn, AR.Jeannette Ann Bell - Searcy, AR. Chemistry. AHEA; Dietetics; S.A. Food Servi4Committee; Dean's List, Chemistry Club.Donald Roy Bellcock - Searcy, AR. Accounting. Transfer from York College.Kappa Tau Omega; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda.Mark Steven Benton - RusseUville, AR. Biology. Lambda Sigma; residentassistant.Tina Ann Berks - West Collingswood, NJ.Bonnie Jean Bernard - Batesville, AR.Ginger Marie Berry - Manila, AR. Chemistry and Math. Historian for KappaDelta Kappa; intramurals; intercollegiate basketball.Joanna Louise Berry - Searcy, AR.Kenneth Allan Berry - Little Rock, AR.Paul Douglas Berry - Dallas, TX.Jason Bevill - Blytheville, AR. Marketing. Transferred from Mississippi CountyCommunity College. Galaxy; American Studies; Barristers; Delta Mu Delta;intramural; Marketing Club; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM; S.A. Food ServicesCommittee.Penny Renee Bible - Channelview, TX. Accounting. Regina; American Studies;Chi Sigma Alpha queen; College Republicans; Petit Jean staff; Pi Gamma Psi; PBeta Lambda; resident assistant; Campus Ministry Team.William Linn Black - Arnold, MO.Dawn Lynette Blaine - Camp Hill, PA. Nursing. Transferred from NortheasternChristian Junior College. Devotional director for OEGE; A Cappella; Women'sEnsemble; Alpha Chi; Australian campaigns; Dean's List; Friends; HardingStudent Nurses Association; JOY; Outreach; Sigma Theta Tau.Belinda Anglee Blair - Castleberry, AL. Math education. Transferred fromJefferson Davis State Junior College. Historian, treasurer, and president for ThePsi; concert band; marching band, pep band; flag corps; Dean's List;Secretary Itreasurer for MECA; resident assistant.Jill Renate Bohan - Brownsburg, IN. Elementary education. Athletic director,devotional director for Tri-Kappa; junior class secretary; resident assistant;VISA.Michael Horner Bohan - Brownsburg, IN. Marketing. Titans; intramural;intercollegiate baseball.Lynn Ann Bohannon - New Canaan, CT. Office systems. Athletic director,devotional director for Ko Jo Kai; American Studies; Chi Delta Epsilon; Sub-TJames David Boring - Cookeville, TN. Accounting. Treasurer, spiritual lifedirector for Kappa Sigma Kappa; Tri-Kappa beau; Pi Gamma Psi.

Christopher Preston Boutcher :: Fountain Valley, CA. Computer science. FraterSodalis; Sigma Tau Sigma; Data Processing Management Association; Dean'slist; intercollegiate swimming team co-captain, four-year letterman.Deborah Lea Bowen - Broken Arrow, OK. Psychology . Social activities director,president for Zeta Rho; College Republicans; Friends; intramural; JOY; residentassistant; S.A. Elections Committee; Campus Ministry Team; ICC.Teri Lyn Boyd - Houston, TX. Dietetics. Zeta Rho; AHEA; Dean's list; Dietetics;JOY.Melissa Jane Bracher - Austin, TX. Art education. Treasurer for Phi Delta; ArtGuild; SNEA.Jeff Douglas Branch - Jacksonville, AR. Psychology. Secretary/ treasurer, vicepresident for Alpha Tau Epsilon; Conquerors; intramural all-star.Pamela Renee Brandon - S1. I-'aul Island, AK.Bruce Anthony Brantley - Newport, AR.Melissa Anne Branum - Fort Smith, AR. Accounting . Shantih; American Studies;Devotional director, secretary, May Fete representative for Kirei Na Ai; Dean'sList; French Club; HUF.Dean's list; Delta Mu Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Petit Jean section editor; PiGamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda.Harry Preaus Broadwell - Hot Sptings, AR.Dana Michelle Brooks - Claremore, OK. f rench and international studies.. . Lisa Ann Brown - Cave City, AR.Lisa Ann Brown - Media, PA. Computer science. Treasurer for Delta ChiOmega; A Cappella; Alpha Omega queen; Data Processing ManagementAssociation; Dean's List.Stephen Mark Brown - Searcy, AR. Music. Beta Phi Kappa; A Cappella; Men'sEnsemble; Alpha Chi; A Tempo; stage band; Italian campaigns; Chorale; Dean'sList; HUF; Kappa Delta Pi; Student Music Educators' Club; Spring Sing Host;Troubadors; drama; Homecoming musical.Daniel R. B ro w ~inK - Little Rock, AR. Management. Vice president, social lifedirector, athletic director for Pi Kappa Epsilon; Barristers; College Republicans;intercollegiate swimming; SAM.lisa Carol Buford - Chesterton, IN. Accounting. Beta Tau Gamma; A Cappella;Women's Ensemble; American Studies; Scotland campaigns; Dean's List; DeltaMu Delta; intramural jacket; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Sharon Marie Burgess - Silver Spring, MD. Nursing. Secretary, vice president torGATA; Alpha Chi; Dean's List; Harding Student Nursing Ass'ociation; ArkansasStudent Nurses Association; recipient of Dean's Scholarship in the School ofNursing for Academic Achievement; Who's Who.Michelle Ann Burkett - Searcy, AR. Office systems. Ka Re Ta; American Studies;Dean's List.Ronald Burns - Corning, AR.Gano V. Butcher - Yamhill, OR. Accounting. Kappa Sigma Kappa; AmericanStudies; senior class treasurer; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; intercollegiateswimming, AII-AIC, NAIA Nationals, Academic All-American; Pi Gamma Psi.Lonnie Ray Byrd - Geneseo, IL. Accounting. Transferred from Black HawkCollege. Galaxy; intercollegiate track.Craig Beal Caldwell - Kennett, MO. English. Activities director for AlphaOmega; concert band, marching band; College Republicans; CommonwealthSingers; Dean's List; HUF; intramural; Sigma Tau Delta .Randall McClain Calvert - Culpepper, VA.Carla Jean Campbell - Memphis, TN.Susan Lynn Cannady - Nashville, TN.Sandra Lynn Capps - Searcy, AR.Mandy B. Caraway - North Little Rock, AR. Accounting. Treasurer f,9r KappaKappa Kappa; American Studies; College Republicans; Dean's List; Delta MuDelta; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda.Michael Don Carey - Dallas, TX. Marketing. Historian, secretary for TNT;College Republicans; Friends; intramural; Marketing Club; Phi Beta Lambda;resident assistant; SAM; S.A. Movie Committee.Teresa Ann Carlton - Searcv, AR.aren Leigh Carruth - West Helena, AR. Computer information systems. Athleticdirector, historian, president for GATA; Data Procesing ManagementAssociation; Dean's List; HUF; ICC.Daniel Thomas Carter - Mountain Home, AR. Physical Education. Athleticdirector for Titans; intramural all-star.Michael Hugh Carter - Cloverdale, IN. Biology. Kappa Sigma Kappa; concertband; marching band; CenArk Student Grotto; Young Democrats.Roger Allen Carter - Cedar Brook. NJ . Radio and television communication.Buccaneers; Bison staff reporter; track and field; KHCA staff; TV-12.Michal Beth Caudle - Flint, MI. English. Treasurer for Echad; Art Guild; CampusPlayers; Dean's List; HUF; Sigma Tau Delta .Melissa Chaffin - Nashville, TN. Accounting. Alpha Chi; American Studies;Dean's List; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda .Wa Lin Chan - Hong Kil)ng. Accounting. Beta Tau; Alpha Chi; AmericanStudies; Dean's list; Delta Mu Delta; Pi Gamma Psi .4 Seniors

Netter ranks nationallyAthletic, intelligent andtalented, Kim Wilkinsmanaged successfully tojuggle her academic life andher position on the Lady Bisonsbasketball team, proving herself to beone of Harding's outstanding scholarathletes.Kim began playing basketball in thefifth grade, and later played for herhigh school and for North ArkansasCommunity College, until she transferredto Harding at the beginning ofher junior year.At Harding she was not only anexcellent forward post for the team,but also found time to obtain a B.A. inoffice systems. '1 usually try to studyin the afternoons and when I get in atnight, when we don't have ball games.That's about all I can do," she said.She admitted that basketball interferedsomewhat with her studies. "Ithink maybe if I didn't have basketballthroughout the year I might do a littlebetter," she explained. "But I didn', dothat bad, so I don't worry about it."Kim appreciated the Lady Bisons,but saw room for improvement. "Ithink that our team in general is youngand still learning," she said. 'We'vestill got a lot to accomplish - we're farfrom being a good team. That couldchange. But right now we're stillgrowing. I think we can have a goodteam in the fu ture."She thought that more schoolsupport would greatly benefit girls'basketball. She stated, "It's kind ofdepressing when the guys play first,and then we play, and everyone getsup and leaves." She added, "If youwin, people want to come and watchyou. If you lose, they're more apt tostay at home."Although she majored in a businessfield, Kim did not want to leave sportsout of her life. 'Tve thought aboutgetting a minor in P.E.," she said. 'Tmscared I'm going to miss sports, andthat's why I think I'd enjoy getting aP.E. degree and trying to coach some."Concerning her immediate plansafter her graduation in May, shestated, 'Til probably look for abusiness-type job, and if I decide that Iwant to do some coaching, I'll go backto school and get a degree in that."llIt- Sherry DanielIiIthink that our teamis young and still learning.We've still got a lot to accomplish." - Kim WilkinsAll the right moves. Senior Kim Wilkins attemptsto get the ball away from her opponentin a home game. - plloto by Hernan Riverol.Darrell Dean Cheatham - Little Rock, AR. Computer information system.Transfer from University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Alha Chi; AmericanStudies; College Republicans; Data Processing Management Association; DeltaMu Delta; Phi Beta Lambda; recipient of Art Johnson Memorial Scholarhsip forOutstanding Junior CIS Major.Christy Leigh Childers - Beebe, AR. Biology. Alpha Chi; Dean's list.Steve Burton Choate - Winona, MS. Art. Alpha Omega; Art Guild; Dean's List;HUF; Kappa Pi; Outreach; S.A. Advertising Committee.Larry Wayne Christ - North little Rock, AR. Accounting. Titans; AmercianStudies; GATA Beau; College Republicans; intercollegiate track; Pi Gamma Psi.Kathy Ann Churchill - liverpool. NY. Nursing. Devotional director for PhiDelta; Papua, New Guinea campaigns; Harding Student Nurses Association;HUF; Outreach; Sigma Theta Tau.Kellee CiUy - Searcy, AR. Nursing. Historian for lu Go lu; Panama Medical Mis·sion; cheerleader captain; Buccaneers queen; College Republicans; Homecomingqueen and attendant; AII-AlC track; Winter Festival queen attendant.Sharon Lynn Clanton - En id , OK.Jay Harvey Clark - Prattville, AL. Accounting. Vice president for Titans;American Studies; Ju Go lu beau; Dean's list; Pi Gamma Psi; S.A. PhysicalPlant Committee chairman; VISA.Rena Renee Clark - Fresno, CA. Accounting. Vice president, treasurer forGATA; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Alpha Tau queen; Dean's list; Delta MuDelta; Pi Gamma Psi; SAM.Stephen Vaughn Clemens - New Albany, OH. Marketing. Secretary for Galaxy;intramural all-star; Marketing Club; SAM.Usa Louise Clifton - Hurst. TX.Michael Douglas Clifton - Schaumburg, IL. Systems analysis. Secretary, vicepresident for Knights; Data Processing Management Association; Searcy Steelsoccer team.Matthew Wade Clouser - Huntsville, Al.Lori Kathleen Coble - Indianapolis, IN. Office systems. Susnhine girl. socialdirector for GATA; American Studies; Chi Delta Epsilon; Alpha Tau Epsilonqueen; Dean's list; JOY; SAM.Donna Denise Coggin - Jonesboro, AR.Seniors 22~

"B aseball is anothergood way to meet people who"M y dad had a big impactwouldn't be reachedDestined to Playotherwise. "Greg Thompson ,on my baseball career,"said senior Greg Thompsonof his beginningsduring practice. - photo by Johnny Couch. in baseball. 'My middle name isMusial;' he named me after StanMusial, and it was assumed that Iwould take after him. I guess I waskind of destined to be a baseballplayer." Thompson began playing inthe first grade and has been fulfillinghis "destiny" ever since.A senior from Decatur, Illinois,Thompson has certainly had an impactof his own on the baseball program atHarding. In 1985 he was voted Harding'sMost Valuable Player andBatting Champ. He also was named tothe All-AIC team and the NAIA All­Area V team. He received the NAIADistrict 17 Co-Player of the Yearaward, and to top off an outstandingyear, Thompson received NAIA All­American Honorable Mention.Humility is as much a part ofThompson as ability is. When askedabout his titles and records, he had tothink for several moments. He knew helet 'er rip. Stmior Greg Thompson from Decatur,Illinois, prepares for all upcomillg double-headerheld the school record 'for RBI's, butafter that he finally gave up and said hejust didn't know what his awards were.W ith his im pressive ability,Thompson could have gone to .otherschools with more scholarship money,'but I thought I'd be happier here thanat a state school ... and I'm glad Icame here."Thompson has managed to find timefor activities other than baseball, too.He is a member of TNT social club andis beau for his sister club, Zeta Rho."Baseball has limited me sometimes,but I have a pretty active social life ...I do most of everything -exceptsleep. That's one thing I don't get muchof!" Thompson is also active in the BigBrothers program.Thompson viewed his involvementin baseball as only a part of a greaterdestiny in life, that of serving andreaching out to others to share Christ.'Tm glad I came to Harding to play ...Baseball is another good way to meetpeople that you can reach out to -people who wouldn't be reachedotherwise." lllt - Sheila Underwoodlawrence David Cole - Searcy, AR. Social work. Transfer from Schoolcraft College.Alpha Delta Mu; honorary Shantih beau; Dean's list; Social Work Club.Susan Marie Coleman - Noblesville, IN. Computer science. OEGE; Data ProcesingManagement Association; Dean's list; intercollegiate track.Glenda Leigh Collier - Memphis, TN. M~rketing. Z~ta Rho; Alpha Chi;American Studies; Pi Kappa Epsilon queen; College Republicans; Dean's list;Delta Mu Delta; Economics Team; Marketing Club; Phi Beta lambda; juniorclass representative.Linda Elizabeth Collier - Memphis, TN. Elementary education. Treasurer, vicepresident for Zeta Rho; Titans qu€(;!n; College Republicans; Friends; SNEA; ICC.Kennneth Paul Collins - Harrison, AR. Biology. Titans; Dean's list; intercollegiatebasketball, All-Ale, All-NAIA District 17, Academic All-American;Pre-Med Club; Campus Ministry Team.Melissa Jo Collins - Harrison, AR. Elementary education. Sigma Phi Mu; Dean'slist; Kappa Delta Pi; TEC~.Regina Surnell Collins - locust Grove, GA. Social work. Regina; JOY; Na tionalAssociaton of Christians in Social Work; Outreach; Skotia; Social Work Club;. Celestial Singers.Charles Van Combs - Carthage, MO. Business management. Devotional directorfor Beta Phi Kappa; A Cappella, Men's Ensemble; American Studies; Scotlandcampaigns; Chamber Singers; College Republicans; Dean's list; Delta Mu Delta;drama; intramural ; Marketing Club; Outreach; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Elizabeth Jean Conder - Searcy, AR .Brenda Kaye Conley - Judsonia, AR. Accounting. Transferred from ArkansasState University - Beebe.Gina Leigh Conner - Florence, AL.Carol Jea n Cooke - Diboll, TX . Marketing. Transferred from Angelina JuniorCollege. Sigma Phi Mu; Marketing Club.Frances G. Coon - Santa Rosa Beach, FL.James Bennett Cooper - Melbourne, AR. Business management. Transfer.red fr~mNorth Arkansas Community College. Buccaneers; College Repubhcans; intramuralall-star; intercollegiate baseball; All-AIC; SAM.Cheryl Laraine Corbin - Searcy, AR.226 Seniors

Linda Marie Cornell - Mammoth Spring, AI{. Dietetics. Chi Alpha Rho; AlphaChi; A.HEA; Dean's List; Dietetics Club; May Queen attendant; recipient ofCoons Farrah Scholarship; Campus Ministry Team.James Allen Couch - St. Clair Shores, MI.Keith Richard Cox - Covington, LA.Ronald Blake Cox, Je. - Pontiac, MI. Psychology. Galaxy; Alpha Chi; Dean'sList; intramural; freshman class representative; Venezuelan campaigns.Brenda Louise Cranford - Benton, AR. Office systems. American Studies; ChiDelta Epsilon; Dean's list; intramurals; Phi Beta Lambda.Rhonda Jo Cranford - Quinlan, TX. Elementary education. Omega Phi; Dean's ListJOY; TECH.Denise L. Crawford - Birmingham, AL. Communication disorders. President. vicpresident, spiritual life director, May Fete representative for Kappa Delta Kappa;Phi Delta; S.A. Movie Committee; Student Speech & Hearing Association .Giles Thomas Crews - Halifax, VA.Farin Eugene Crone - Columbia, MO.Cada Diane Crouch - Broken Arrow, OK.Gary Ross Cupp - Cardwell, MO.Donald Ead Curtis - Modesto, CA.Laura Michael Daniel - Westfield, Nl . Psychology. American Studies; Italian campaigns; Dean's List; HUF.Sherry .Daniel - Westfield, Nl.Teresa Lynn Daugherty - Terre Haute, IN.Kirk Bryan Davidson - Marshall, IL. Math. Transferred from York College.Kappa Tau Omega.Laura Renea Davidson - Judsonia, AR. Music education. Kirei Na Ai; ACappella; Women's Ensemble; A Tempo; Bell Canto; Geneva campaigns; HUF;MENC.Jena Kay Davis - Chattanooga, TN. Interior design. athletic director, secretary,treasurer for Oege; AHEA.Rebekah Anne Davis - Rockford, It. Public administration. President, treasurerfor Oege; American Studies; Bison reporter, Dean's List; Forensics team;intercollegiate debate; Kappa Delta Pi; KHCA staff; Pi Sigma Alpha; S.A.academic affairs chairman.Terri Elizabeth Davis - Van Buren, AR. Social science. American Studies; concerband; pep band; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta.Michael Von Day - Gadand, TX . History. Sub-T 16; Spelunkers; CollegeRepublicans; intramurals.Angela Devon Dean - Rockford, IL.Chades Jason Dean - Rockledge, Ft. Marketing, management. TNT; Alpha Chi;American Studies; sophomore class treasurer; College Republicans; Dean's List;Delta Mu Delta; intramural all-star, jacket; Marketing Club; Phi Beta Lambda,SAM; S.A. treasurer.Juan Cad os Dederscheck - Eichenweg Perchtoldsdorf, Austria. Spanish, Bible.Mexican, Venezuelan campaigns; intramural; Outreach; president for SpanishClu1;>; T~moth y Club.Sandra K. Dederschek - Sebastopal, CA. Nursing, Spanish. Transferred fromSanta Rosa Junior College. Beta Tau Gamma; Mexican, Venezuelan campaigns;Conquerors; Dean's List; drama; HSNA Searcy swim team; Outreach; SpanishClub.Grant Todd Deeter - Kennett, MO.Megan Dru Denham - Hebron, KY. Accounting. Historian, treasurer for lu GoJu; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Galaxy queen; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta;Secretary for Pi Gamma Psi.•Carol A. Denton - Hartville, OH.Susan Lee Dillard - Searcy, AR.Mark David Dillingham - Naples, FL. Economics. Transferred from LansingCommunity College. Sub-T 16; Bison staff business manager; French, Italiancampaigns; OEGE beau; College Republicans; French Club; HUF; Petit Jeanqueen attendant; PRSSA; Society for Collegiate Journalists .Peter Lee Dingman - Iowa, WA.Ann Darlene Dinkins - Du Quoin, IL Dietetics. Vice president, president for PhiDelta; AHEA; Dietetics Club; Homecoming Musical.Jeanine Alise Dinkins - Detroit, MI.Rosemary Dixon - Shreveport, LA. Marketing. Transferred from Southern Tech.Vice president, ICC representative for Echad; spring break campaigns; Friends;JOY; Marketing Club; Outreach; SAM; Skotia .Jeffrey Paul Dobbins - Hayti, MO.Seniors 22 ~

James Andrew Doederlein - Troy, Ml. Accounting. ICC representative, ChiSigma Alpha; American. Studies; European campaigns; Chorale; CollegeRepublicans; Dean's List; intramural; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; Psi Chi;Campus Ministry Team.Karen C. Doerr - Searcy, AR. Social work. Vice president for Phi Delta; AlphaDelta Mu; Chorale; National Association of Christians in Social Work; residentassistant; Social Work Club; S.A. Movie Committee.Michael Todd Dotson - Mineral Wells, WV. Missions, management', Transferredfrom Ohio Valley College. East European campaigns; College Republicans;Outreach; Timothy Club.Jefferson D. Douglas - Lenoir, NC.Lynette Rae Dowdy - Costa Mesa, CA. Computer information systems. President,vice president, historian, athletic director, ICC representative for TOFEBT;England campaigns; Data Processing Management Association; intramural; intercollegiatesoftball; Pi Gamma Psi; resi dent assistant.Joseph Wade Downing - Jackson, TN. Marketing. 5ub-T 16; Data ProcessingManagement Association; intercollegiate baseball; Marketing Club.Thomas Brabson Drinnen - Knoxville, TN.ristin Alyssa Duncan - Dayton, TX. Psychology. Devotional director, secretary,May Fete representative for Ka Re Ta; Alpha Tau queen.Michael Thornton Duncan - Clinton, AR. Physical education, math education.Athletic director for Titans; Sigma Phi Mu beau; College Republicans; PEMMClub.Dortreia Ann Dupriest - Kensett, AR.Vance Alan Durrington - Searcy, AR.Cara Dannel Eades - Kennett, ·MO. Office systems. Sunshine director for Ko JoKai; Chi Delta Epsilon; Sub-T 16 queen.Gary Donn Eads - Searcy, AR. Management. S~b-T 16; CenArk Student Grotto;Friends; HUF; SAM.onja Effendi - Jakarja, Indonesia. Marketing. Transferred from KrisnadwipayanaUniversity. Omega Phi; Marketing Club.Sue Ann Eichenberger - Clarksville, AR . Elementary educ~tion. Secretary,treasurer, athletic director for Kappa Delta Kappa; concert band, marching band;pep band; flag corps; Friends; intramural all-star jacket; SNEA; HomecomingMusical.Lucy Newton Ekpo - Lagos, Nigeria. Marketing. Marketing Club; SAM.Mary Tull Eldridge - Augusta, AR.Barbara Ann Elrod - West Helena, AR. Special education; President, historian,athletic director, devotional director, ICC representative, sunshine girl for TrisigmaDelta; Theta Tau Delta queen; intramural all-star; intercollegiate basketball;Kappa Delta Pi; resident assistant.Rebecha MaRee Evans - Searcy, AR. Art. Chi Alpha Rho; Alpha Chi; Art guild;Venezuelan campaigns; Dactylology Club; Dean's List; HUF; JOY: Kappa Pi;resident assistant; Spanish Club; Who's Who.Gary Stevenson Ewart - West Helena, AR. Sociology. Concert hand; marchingband; pep band; CenArk Student Grotto; resident assistant; Sociology Club.Lee Anne Exum - Sea rcy, AR. Elementary education. President, secretary, vicepresident for Chi Al pha Rho; Commonwealth Singers; Friends; HUF; JOY; KappaDelta Pi.lennifer Falkner - Scottsboro, AL. Elementary education. T ransferred from Freed­Hardeman College. Vice president for Regina; Alpha Chi; Bell Canto; Europeancampaigns; Chamber Singers; Chorale; College Republican; Dean's List; KappaDelta Pi; Outreach; Campus Ministry Team.Kelly Renee Fields - Russellville, AR. Social work.' Vke president, ICC representative,devotional director, May Fete representative, treasurer for TOFEBT; BellCanto; Northeast campaigns; Fraters queen; Commonwealth Singers; Friends;JOY; Social Work Club; Uplift counselor.Russell Scott Figgins - Mobile, AL. Marketing. Vice president for Galaxy; intramural;Marketing Club; SAM.Darren Eugene Findley - Jonesboro, AR. Marketing. Knights; Omega Phi beau;Marketing CLub; PRSSA; senior class representative; S.A. Movie Committeechai.rman.Tony Scott Finley.- Searcy, :'-R. Physical education. Titans; Gata Club beau; intamural;intercollegiate baseball, All-AIC honorable mention; All-NAJAhonorable mention; PEMM Club; SNEA.Kimberly Dawn Fischer - Sabetha, KS.Donna Ruth Fletcher - Menlo, GA.Earl Russell Fonville - Colleyville, TX. Accounting. Treasurer for Kngihts; AlphaChi' American Studies' Dean's list; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; S.A., ' Movie Committee; Neal Accounting Scholarship.Beverly Jean Forbes - Searcy, AR.Robin Renee Force - Memphis, TN. Nursing. Sunshine girl for Gata; Alpha Tauqueen; Dean's List; HSNA.Michelle Jeanne Forsythe - Virginia Beach, VA.Lisa Renee Foster - Hopkinsville, KY.lavid ~ow l er - Yuma, AZ. Management. Transferred from Arizona Western College.Athletic director tor Alpha Tau Epsilon; intramural all-star; intercollegiatefootball; SAM.Steven Jay Gardner - Centerville, MA.

Kelley Ann Garrison - Mt. Pleasant. ML Biology. Transferred from MichiganChristian College. Devotional director for Omega Phi; Alpha Chi; Dean's List;Pre-Med Club.Annaliese Irene Gay - Denver, CO. Elementary education. Transferred fromDavid Lipscomb College. Sunshine girl for Ka Re Ta; intramural; in tercollegiatebasketball.David Martin Gay - Midla nd, ME.Barbara Nelda Gibson - Hurst, TX.Edward Scott Gibson - Mountain Home, AR.Jennifer Elaine Gifford - Dallas, TX. Nursing. Historian for OEGE; NigerianChristian Hospital campaign; HSNA; Sigma Theta Tau.Cary l ynn Gilbert - Hope, AR. Public administration. Secretary, treasurer, sociachairman for Pi Kappa Epsilon; Barristers; sophomore class secretary; Kirei NaAi beau; Dean's List; SAM; S.A. secretary; S.A. Student Affairs Committee;VISA.Kristie lynn Gillett - Rolla, MO. Elementary education. Shantih; HUF; KappaDelta Pi.John Jeffery Gilreath - Rochester, MN.Carolyn Sue Gipson - Smithville: ... AR.Kristy Lynn Goff - Humboldt TN. Dietetics. Vice president for Zeta Rho;AHEA; Australian campaigns; Dean's List; Dietetics; JOY; May Fete attendant.Cynthia Renee Goings - Hot Springs Village, AR. - Special, elementary education.Australian campaigns; Dactylology Club; Dean's List.Richard Brian Goldman - Searcy, AR.Lois Ann Goodin - Roselle, IL. Biology. Athletic director, treasurer for Kirei NaAi ; Scotland campaigns; intercollegiate softball, vol!eybal!; a!l-AIC softball.Marsha Kaye Goodson - Jackson, TN. Elementary education. Secretary, treasurerfor Omega Phi; Alpha Chi; College Republicans; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi;Petit Jean staff; SNEA.Dressed to KillAtall,dark stranger followsyou down the sidewalk.'This is my lucky day," youthink, hoping for a date.Dressed in dark sunglasses, a low brimhat and a trenchcoat, you quicklyrecognize him as the James Bond type.Suddenly, he pulls a gun from hispocket and yells "Gotcha!!" as heshoots a dart at your back. He flashesyour identification card and yourealize you've just been eliminated.Better luck next time.The Harding Invitational TerminationTournament, better knownas H.LT.T., is a new, action-packedgame for thrill seekers at Harding.Prospective, survival-orientedstudents were sent invitations throughcampus mail from an unknownconnection, alias the Rose. Theoriginal 20 began the game in mid­January as a sort of trial run, beforeexpanding and including many morestudents.The select group of people met indisguise for ID photos, instructionsand weapon dispensing. Several dayslater, each member received a targetassignment through campus mail, andthe game had begun.The object of H.LT.T., besides funand excitement, is to eliminate theother participants, one at a time, byshooting your target with a rubber dartfrom a regulation gun. Once you haveshot your target, you exchange IDcards, and stalk your new assignmentuntil there are only two left. After theensuing shoot-out, the sole survivor isthe victor, and the game begins again.Never fear, rules do govern theaction of the game. Strike zones areabove the waist, except for the faceand hands. Books may be used in selfdefense,or a potential victim maywound his aggressor by shooting himfirst. The assassin is then out ofcommission for six hours, but beware,he may be killed in that time, andsomeone new will be given your ID asa target.Participants must pay vigilant attentionto their environment at alltimes, as they never know who mightbe after them.Beware. H.LT.T. continues.You can feel safe, however, if youare in chapeL a classroom or worship.Shooting is illegal in these locations.You'll also be secure if you go live witha faculty member or follow one aroundall day. It's against the rules. 1llt- The Rat and Marti HariH.I.T.T. me with your best shot. These itemsalong with imagination and a desire for adventureare the bare necessities in Harding's InvitationalTennination Tourn ament. - photo by 007.Dressed in sunglasses, alow brim hat and a trench coat,you quickly recognize him as aJames Bond type.Seniors 229

-Goodbye to YesterdayLike a great flock of birds wefloated out of the Benson inour billowing caps andgowns, and my eyes stungin the hot May sunshine. At least, Iblamed it on the sun. Standing ontiptoes, I strained to see over the headsof those who surrounded me inalphabetical order - strained to findthe six special and familiar headsamong the swarm of generic caps andtassles.Only two hours earlier we haddressed together, all seven of us in oneroom. We seven friends. We had puton the heavy, musty black gowns andpiled on someone's bed for a picture -all of us laughing and being silly, andready to kill the first one who wouldsuddenly become sober-faced andbegin to say, 'Tm really going to missyou . .." No time for that. Our heartswere too full , like brimming cups. Onedrop, one lopsided, half-sad smile orone quick hand squeeze would send allthat bottled, excited sadness sloshingover the rim. So we were rough witheach other, pushing, tickling, makingfun, but lovingly handling the wornjokes as we mouthed them perhaps forthe last time.I had looked at each one of you inturn, there as we were getting dressed,and had had a hard time keeping upthe facade - laughing with the rest ofyou. I couldn't stop remembering thoselate nights at the end of last semester,when we were all delirious from lack ofsleep, and "borrowed" a residentassistant's key to steal someone'sprized shower thongs, and stood onchairs to rearrange the Christmasdecorations in Stephens lobby. I hadlooked at you six, and seen your facesaround a table at Mazzio's - ourMonday night tradition.I wanted to be excited aboutgraduation, the summer, a job. Butthere in that dorm room I had onlybeen sad because we'd never again getto fight about whether or not to changecafeterias en masse, or what to do on aFriday night, or whose turn it was tosit on whose lap, since we all had tosquash into one car.You six. You had been such anenormous part of my life here; andafter today you would be just a bunchof fond memories and funny stories totell my children. After today youwould be six parts of me, scattered allover America; six parts that, whentorn away, would leave me bleedinginternally, I knew.So as we streamed out of the Bensonin alphabetical order, I hopped up anddown trying to find your six individualyet, somehow, corporate heads. Onlytwo hours earlier we were laughingand touching, but suddenly I felttrapped in a plastic bubble, alreadymiles and miles away from you. Panicmade my pulses pound until I glimpsedyou, clustered on the steps. Mumblingapologies, I pushed my way rudelythrough the flock of gowns until Itumbled into your circle and stoodthere: panti~g and relieved.We were serious then. It was over.OUT parents hovered in thebackground, anxious to get us packedup and on the road. Assorted kidbrothers and sisters fluttered aroundthe perifery of our circle, but we barelynoticed. My eyes stung - not from thesun. We didn't say much, till one ofyou made a stupid joke - one we'dtold each other thousands of times, tillit had lost all humor except by connotation.Funny I that joke never mademe cry before. 1l!I:- Sherry DanielJohn Paul Goodspeed ~ Pine Bluff, AR .Alison Gore - Texarkana, AR. Sociology, family life. Sunshine girl, devotionaldirector for O mega Phi; Bison reporter; England campaigns; Dean's List;National Association of Christians in Social Work ; Petit Jean staff; Outreach;Society for Collegiate lournalists; Social Work Club; SOCiology Club; YoungDemocrats.Julie Ann Grahn - Lakewood, CO . President for Chi Lambda Chi; Alpha Chi;A rt Guild; Bell Canto; Commonwealt h Singers; Dean's List; drama; Reader'sTheater; resident assistant; Sigma Tau Delta.Michael Alan Gravois - New O rleans, LA. Bible. Vice president for King's Men;spring break campaigns; CenArk Student Grotto; Theta Psi beau; Dean's List;Friends; in tamurals; O utreach; Timo thy Club; Summer Dinner Theater; Who'sWho.Ronna Faye Griggs - House Springs, MO. Psychology. Transferred fromMeramer Community College. Chi Alpha Rho; Alpha Chi; Dactylo logy Club;Dean's List; Psi Chi.Andrea Lee Grimm - Auburn, WA. Psychology, office systems. Athletic directorfor Phi Delta; Bell Canto; Commonwealth Si r1'gers; HUF: intramural all-star,volleyball , softball.Teresa O. Grimett - Indianola, MS. N ursing. Transferred from Mississippi Del taJunior College; athletic director, historian for Tri-Sigma Delta; Carribeancampaigns; HSNA , intra mural all-star, jacket; Lady Bison; Sigma Epsilon Chi.Steven Lee Grissim - Brentwood, TN . Marke ting. ICC representative, president,executive council for Titans; Friends; HUF; Marketing Club; SAM.Jeffery L Grow - Coeur d'Alene, 10. Computer science, youth ministry . Vicepresiden t for Sigma Tau Sigma; Chorale.Suzie Louise Gumbs - Christiansted, Saint Cro ix.Barbara Echols Gunter - San Benito, TX . Psychology. lu Go lu; Dean's List ; PiGamma Psi.Stephen Paul Gunter - Ferriday, LA .Donna Jane Gurchiek - Terre Hau te, IN. Social wo rk . ICC representative,devotional director for lu Go lu; Italian campaigns; College Republicans;National Association of Christians in Social Work; Social Work Club.James A. Gurchiek - Terre Ha ute , IN . Special education. Sub-T 16; Dean's List;ASEA.Amy Jo Hall - Burkburnett, TX. Accounting. Theta Psi. Dean's List; in tramurals,all-star; intercollegiate soft ball; All-AlC; Pi Gamma Psi; Resident Assistant.230 Seniors

Victoria Hansen · A. P.O., NY .Melody Ann Harrell - Mena, AR. Elementary education. Sigma Phi Mu; KappaDelta Pi; resident assistant.Anita Harris - Griffithville, AR.Sharon Harris - Fairbault, MN.Stephen Lynn Harris - Senath, MO. Computer information systems. Treasurerf?r Sub-T 16; Data Processing Management Association; SAM.Bobbi Marie Harrison - Fayetteville, AR. Elementary education. Chi Alpha Rho;National Association of Christians in Social Work; resident assistant; SocialWork Club; SA Spiritual Life Committee; SNEA; Student Arkansas EducationAssociation.Barry Thomas Hatfield - Streetsboro, OH. Computer science, President, vicepresident for Alpha Gamma Omega; Data Processing Management Association;Dean's List.JUlie Hatvany - Ft. Walton Beach, FL.Michael Hawlev ~ Pangburn, AR.Richard Stephen Hayes - Memphis, TN. Accounting. Transfer from University (Mississippi. Vice president for Kappa Sigma Kappa; American Studies; KappaKappa Kappa beau; College Republicans; intra murals; Pi Gamma Psi.Betsy Haynie --Ellsworth A.F.B., SD.Barbara C. Hazelip - Sulphur Springs, TX. Elementary education. Transfer fromAlabama Christian College. Devotional director for Zeta Rho; Dean's List; Kapl=Delta Pi; SNEA; TECH.Donna Helms · Russellville, AR.Clinton George Chris Helmuth. Semi Valley, CA. French, spanish. Transfer fronLCC College of the Canyon. Kappa Sigma Kappa. Alpha Chi; Searcy Steel.Allen Henderson - Searcy, AR.Wesley Bryan Henderson - Mountain Home, AR. Accounting. TNT, AthleticDi rector; American Studies; Zeta Rho beau; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta;intra murals; S.A. vice president.Pam Hendrix. - Memphis, TN.David Don Hicks - Alexandria, VA. Math, computer science. Kappa TauOmega. Dean's List; intramurals; Sport Skills Champion; 1984 Golden GloveChampion of Arkansas.John Ed Higginbotham - Searcy, AR.Denise Hilton - Searcy, AR.Antia Hinds - Searcy, AR.Edith J. Hinson - Detroit, MI. Elementary education. Transferred from MichigaChristian College. ICC; Shantih; Argentina campaigns; drama; resident assistanlTECH.Gerald Lynn Hinson - Wynne, AR. Computer information systems. Transferfrom Freed-Hardeman College. Alpha Chi; Data Processing ManagementAssociation; Dean's List.Lori Sue Hockenberry - Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Special. elementary education.athletic director for Oege; Iowa Campaigns; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; residerassistant.Charles Holbrook - Abilene, T X.Wesley William Holland - N. Palm Beach, FL.Marvin Lester Holmes - New Concord, OH.Lance Brett Holsonbake - Searcy, AR .Cheryl Lynn Holst - Clinton, 10. Oege; Chi Delta Epsilon; S.A. Special Project·Committee.Tim Holt - Marietta, GA.Kerrie Lance Horn - Norcross, GA. Computer information systems. DataProcessing Management Associa tion; Dean's List; dram;! .Laura HoughTanya Kay Houk - Memphis, TN. Speech pathology. Zeta Rho; Alpha Chi;Chorale; Dean's List; drama; Readers's Theater; Student Speech and HearingAssociation.Cynthia Ruth Howard - Searcy, AR. Special, elementary education. President,sunshine girl for Gala; May campaigns; S.A. Special Projects Committee; Arkalsas Student Education Association.George B. How~11 - Belgrade, MT. Business management. Kappa Sigma Kappa;Barristers; Commonwealth Singers; intramural all -star; intercollegiate football;SAM.Seniors 22

lisa Michelle Howell - Billings, MT. Accounting. Treasurer for Ka Re Ta;American Studies; Beta Phi Kappa queen; Commonwealth Singers; Dean's List;intramural; Pi Gamma Psi; SAM.Iark Edward Hudson · Phoenix, AZ. Kappa Tau Omega; intramural; Pi GammaPsi.Wendell Ray Hudson - Bedford, IN. Journalism. Historian for Beta Phi Kappa;Bison columnist. department editor; intercollegiate men's basketball manager;women's basketball student assistant.Leslie Ann Huffman - Rogers, AR. Fashion merchanidsing. Regina; AHEA; ArtGuild; ma rching band; Chi Delta Epsilon; College Republicans; intercollegiatecross country; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Kimberly Dawn Hughes - Clarkston, MI. Dietetics. Chi Lambda Chi; AHEA;Dietetics Club; Friends; HUF: American Home Economics Association; AmericanDietetics Association; Campus Ministry.David Wayne Hull - Ft. Recover, OH.Kimberly Jo Hunter - Searcy, AR.Alana Lynn Isom - Searcy, AR. Marketing. President, athletic director for Ka ReTa; American Studies; Dean's List; HUF; Marketing Club; SAM; Who's Who;American Marketing Association; ICC representative .Ephraim Dan Akpan ltven - Obot Idim lbeskipo Uyo. Cross River State, Nigeria.Social science. Iowa campaigns; Timothy Club; Association of Nigerian Students.Mark Alan Jacobs - Winter Park, FL.Phillip Reid Jackson - Austin, TX. Marketing. President, secretary/ treasurer forAlpha Tau Epsilon; Barristers; Gata beau; HUF; intramural all-star.lisa Renee Jenkins - Nashville, TN. Marketing. President, secretary, ICCrepresentative for Phi Delta; freshman class vice president; Dean's List;Marketing Club; Phi Beta Lambda; S.A. Special Projects; vice president forWomen's lnterclub Council; National Dean's List.Tom Allen Jerningan - Hardy, AR. Physical education, mathematics. Athleticdirector for Titans; Switzerland, Germany campaigns; Tri-Sigma Delta beau;Dean's List; intramurals; intercollegiate baseball; PEMM club.Timothy Earl Jester - McCorkill, AR.Terri Lynn Jewell - Searcy, AR. Elementary education. Treasurer, vice presidentfor Zeta Rho; Alpha Chi; Intercollegiate College Bowl Team; Dean's List;Friends; HUF; JOY: Kappa Delta Pi; Campus Ministry Team.Anna Maria Johnson - McNab, AR. General home economics; AHEA; springbreak campaigns; Dactylology Club; Friends; National Association of Christiansin Social Work; SOCiology Club.Ernest C. "Chip" Johnson - Special elementary education. Historian for TNT;No~thwest campaigns; Phi Delta beau; College Republicans; Dactylology dub;Friends; Outreach; S.A. Spiritual Life and Special Projects Comittees: SNEA.Julie Carol Johnson - Henton, AR. Accounting. President, treasurer for Shantih;American Studies; College Republicans; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; Pi GammaPsi; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Richard Hurley Johnson - Biggers, AR. Business management. Transferred fromCrowley's Ridge College.Thomas Donald Johnson - Ft. Wayne, IN. Special education, elementaryeducation. Transferred from Michigan Christian College. King's Men; Italiancampaigns; College Republicans; intramurals; Outreach.Wayne Hugh Johnson - Birmingham, AL. Sports management. Athletic directorfor Theta Tau Delta; intramural all -star; intercollegiate baseball: S.A. ElectionsCommittee.Billy Keith Jones - Kennett, MO. Computer information systems. Sub-T 16; DataProcessing Management Association; SAM.Galon Dwairt Jones - Searcy, AR.Jennifer Lois Jones - Glasgow, KY. Accounting. Treasurer for Sigma Phi Mu;Friends; HUF; Pi Gamma Psi; SAM.Steven Loyd Jones - West Fork, AR. Computer information systems. Echad;chorale; Commonwealth Singers; Dean's List: Troubadors.Vicki Ann Jones - Searcy, AR. Office systems. Transferred from OklahomaChristian College. Zeta Rho; Delta Mu Delta.Rebecca Ellen Jouett - Little Rock, AR. Accounting. Treasurer, president forKappa Ka ppa Kappa; American Studies; Barristers; Dean's List; HUF; Pi GammaPsi; Phi Beta Lambda; S.A. Election Committee.Jill Michelle Jundt - Norfolk, NE. Computer information systems. Transferredfrom York College. Historian for Phi Delta; Alpha Chi; American Studies; DataProcessing Management Association; Dean's List.Angela Renee Kays - Benton, AR. Management. Transferred from University ofArkansas at Little Rock. Devotional director fo r Zeta Rho; Alpha Chi; AmericanStudies; marching band; Italian campaigns: Commonwealth Singers; Dean's List;Delta Mu Delta; HUF; Marketing Club; resident assistant; SAM; S.A. AcademicCommittee.Ricky Lynn Kee - Augusta, AR.Cary Madison Keith - Myrtle Beach, Sc. History. Transferred from Freed­Hardeman College. Alpha Tau Epsilon; American Studies; Dean's List; FrenchClub; Phi Alpha Theta; Troubadors.lo-David Keith - Oak Ridge, TN. Mass communications, radio-TV. Alpha TauEpsilon; Bison staff; Ka Re Ta beau; Dean's list; intramural all-starintercollegiate track and field; KHCA staff; PRSSA; Society for Collegiat~Journalists; TV-12 anchor; ensemble.Joe Kell - Searcy. AR.. Allan Roger Keirn - Memphis, TN.DaVid Alan Kelsey - Fern Creek, KY. Mathematics. Devotional director fo rBuccaneers; intercollegiate track and field.232 Seniors

Harding Hunters: Back to nature, 'Hunting? I'm sure," shesaid. "You're getting upat four a.m. on a Saturdayto stand in freezingwater all morning just to kill ducks?Why would you want to do that?" Theavid hunters of Harding often hearreactions like this as they sit in thecafeteria talking about their upcominghunting trips, and they ususally answerwith something like, "Well , I don'tknow why, I just like it." That is aboutthe most definite reason that Hardinghunters will give you for leaving theirbooks and worries and heading out tothe flooded White River to do someduck hunting or going west of Searcyto look for deer. But if you went withthem some morning you might find outon your own that hunting means muchmore to them than just killing a duckor a deer.I think there is something in thewoods that draws these guys out oftheir beds and into their coldcamouflage coveralls before the sunhas even thought about coming up.You can sense their excitement as theyleave the warm dorm. As the skybegins to glow orange through the baretrees in the east and the chilly airsteams your breath, you begin to feel alink with the hunters and trappers thatroamed these Arkansas forests yearsago. You feel the spirit of real rawhidemen like Natty Bumppo anq DavyCrockett, men who blazed trailsthrough unknown woods and ate onlyas well as they could shoot.And as you watch the first deer glidethrough the thicket or the ducks flyingin a "V" over your head, yesterday'Schapel program and next week's termpaper seem far away. You feel closer toGod's creation; you sense His designand power. Unlike the painter orbackpacker who try to observe Naturefrom a distance and remove thepresence of man, you are there as ahunter, as an active participant inGod's chain of dominion and a respectfulmaster of the lesser creatures. Youtherefore come away from the huntwith a renewed confidence in God andman's place in His universe.I guess that's the reason thesestudents keep hunting. It comes downto the emotions they feel while hunting:the feeling of being in nature andbeing involved in it. 1llI:- Brent Baldwin, ,,,/'I au come away fromthe hunt with a renewed confidencein God ... "Scott MillerThe dedicated hunter. Scott Miller, a seniorfrom Pasadena, Texas. prepares to leave Oilan early morning duck hunt with Nick Neu,and John Ed Higgj"botham. Miller, Nell,and Higgillbofham spent as much timetogether hwlting as possible. - photo byBrent Baldwill.Scott Donovan Kennon - Eldorado Springs. MO.Paul David Kent - Covington. IN. Physical education. Athletic director for Buccaneers;Zeta Phi Zeta beau; Ka Re Ta beau; College Republicans; intramural allstar; intercollegiate football; PEMM Club.Todd Randall Kerby - Allen, TX. Kappa Tau Omega; Omega Phi beau; CollegeRepublicans; Marketing Club.Beverly Jane Kerr - Bedford. IN. Psychology and pre-chiropractic. Treasurer forKappa Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi; Dean's List; Friends; JOY; Pre-Med Club; PsiCh;.Emanuel James Kiggins - Louisville, KY.David Wayne Kimery - Tulsa. OK.Laura Marie Kinningham - Austin, TX . computer information systems.Devotional director, secretary, historian for Phi Delta; American Studies;England campaigns; Data Processing Management Association; Dean's List; DeltMu Delta; May Fete attendant.Linda Lou Kitts - Searcy, AR. Elementary education. Transferred from ArkansasState University - Beebe. Alpha Chi. Dean's List.Jeffrey John Klein - Tabernacle, NJ.Catherine L. Koelling - Jamestown , MO. Elementary education. Devotionaldirector, historian for Sigma Phi Mu ; spring break campaigns; Kappa TauOmega queen; resident assistant.Kevin P. Kowalski - Orchard Lake, Ml.Laura Lynn Krohn - Swartz.Creek, MI. Dietetics. Transferred from CentralMichigan University. Secretary for Ko Jo Kai; AHEA; Pi Kappa Epsilonsweetheart; Dean's List; Bietetics Club; HUF.Jennifer Elaine Lacefield - Bardenton, FL.Scott Cameron LaFerney - Fayetteville, AR. Public administration, internationalstudies. Spiritual life director, historian for Pi Kappa Epsilon; Bisonphotographer; Chamber Singers; Chorale; College Republicans; French Club;HUF; Petit Jean photographer; Phi Beta Lambda; Troubadors.Stephen Kyle Lake - Richardson, TX. Radio, TV. Treasurer, president for KappaSigma Kappa; Sigma Phi Mu beau; Tri-Kappa beau; College Republicans;intramural all-star; KHCA staff; Petit Jean staff; Society for CollegiateJournalists; Traffic Appeals Committee; S.A. Student Activities Committee;TV-12 editing director.Seniors 23

Steve Edwin Land - Searcy, AR.Gregg Bruce Lawrence - Union City, TN. Marketing. Alpha Tau Epsilon;American Studies; Bison staff; reporter; Australian campaigns; Conquerors;Marketing Club.Ranan Amel Leamons - Camden, AR. Elementary education. Vice president,historian for Omega Phi; Kappa Tau Omega queen; S.A. Movie Committee.Terry Kay Leddy - Cookeville, TN.Lisa Kimberly Lemmon - Switzerland, FL. English. Regina; campaigns; Chorale;College Republicans; Dean's List; drama; Kappa Delta Pi; Petit Jean staff; SigmaTau Delta; May Fete representative.Lia Donna Linscott - National City, CA.Paul Allen Lockhart - Virita, OK. Marketing. Chi Sigma Alpha; A Cappella;American College Theater Festival; Belles and Beaux; campaigns; Chorale; CollegeRepublicans; drama; Friends; Marketing Club; Spring Sing Host;Troubadors; Searcy Summer Dinner Theater.Terry Lynn Lockhart - Tyler, TX. Music education. Vice president for Kirei NaAi; A Tempo; concert band, marching band, pep band, stage band, flag corps;orchestra.Sharon Renee Logan - Searcy, AR.Lisa Ann Long - Pensacola, FL. Socia l work. Devotional director, vice president,secretary for lu Go Ju ; College Republicans; National Association of Christians inSocial Work; Social Work Club; S.A. Spiritual Life Committee.Gregory Paul Lucas - Dothan, AL.Kerry l ynne l uke - Marietta, GA.Suzanne Lum - Camden, AR.Ron Wayne lund - Fairfield, CA.Cathy l ynn Machen - Hammond, lA. Management. Zeta Rho; CollegeRepublicans; Data Processing Management Association; Marketing Club; PiGamma Psi; resident assistant; SAM; Elections, S.A. Homecoming Committee;VISA.Stanita Mae Madden - Newport, AR. Elementary education. Gata; intramural;SNEA; TECH.Carol Renee Magness - Searcy, AR.Alice Joy Mankin - Madison, TN. Public relations. President for Shantih; AlphaChi; Bell Canto; Bison reporter; Dean's List; HUF; KHCA; PRSSA; ICC; TV-12.laura leigh Martin - Texarkana, TX.laurie Jean Martin - Searcy, AR.Ronald E. Martin - Old Hickory, TN.ulie Ann Martino - Memphis, TN. Special education. Transferred from MemphisState University. Historian for Sigma Phi Mu; Australian campaigns; Friends.Dawn Marie Mason - Tabernacle, NJ. Physical education. Athletic director forOege; Alpha Chi, Dean's List; intercollegiate volleyball, softball ; All-AIC track;PEMM Club; Who·, Who.lori Ann Matheny - Nashville, AR. Social work. Lambda Sigma queen; residentassistant; Social Work Club.Kimberly Bise Mathis - Searcy, AR. Accounting.Melanie lynn Mathis - Little Rock, AR. Engl ish. Kappa Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi;Sigma Tau Sigma queen; Dean's list; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Delta.Kristi Ann Matthews - Hot Springs, AR.v1errill Lynn Maxwell - Marietta, GA. Accounting. Regina; Alpha Chi; AmericanStudies; England, Belgium campaigns; Campus Ministry ; Choral~ ; Dean's Li s ~ ,Delta Mu Delta; HUF; PI Gamma PSI.James Anthony May - Bentonville, AR. Mass communication. Beta Phi Kappa;KHCA staff; TV-12 program director.Paul Wallice Mays - Westland, MI. Marketing management. Alpha Tau Epsil on;College Republicans; Dean's list; intramural all-star jacket; Marketing Club;SAM.John W. McCain - Lakewood, CO.David Michael McClure - Mt. Morris, Ml. Vocal music education. Transferredfrom Michigan Christian University; Chi Sigma Alpha; A Cappella, Men'sEnsemble; Belles and Beaux; drama; intramural.James Franklin McCreary - Brentwood, TN. Accounting. TNT; Alpha Chi;American Studies; Italian campaigns; College Republicans; Dean's List; Delta MuDelta; HUF; Petit Jean head photographer; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda;S.A. treasurer.Cheryl Lea McCullough - Gladstone, MO.Mark Paul McCullough - Columbus, GA. Business management. ICC representativefor Galaxy; American Studies; Phi Delta beau; Dean's list; Delta MuDelta; intramural; SAM.234 Seniors

Samuel Eugene McDonald - Sherwood, AR.Angela Faye McDonough - Enterprise, AL. Elementary education. Activitiesdirector for Zeta Rho; Chi Delta Epsilon; Knights queen; Conquerors;homecoming attendant; JOY Petit Jean attendant; freshman, sophomore, seniorclass repersentative; S.A. Spiritual Life Committee; VISA; winter festivalattendant.Karen McLarty - Memphis, TN. Communication disorders. Secretary forShantih; Campus Ministry; Beta Phi Kappa queen; Conquerors; Dean's List;homecoming attendant; HUF; Judicial Board; Kappa Delta Pi; May Fete Queen;Petit Jean attendant; president for Student Speech and Hearing Association;VISA; winter festival attendant.Amanda Leah McMillon - Fridley, MN.Bill Ray McSpadden - Searcy, AR. Bible. Timothy Club.April Joy Messick - Mountain Home, AR. Mass communications. Secretary forO mega Phi; A Cappella; campaigns; drama; PRSSA; TV-12.Krista Melea Miller - Daingerfield, TX . Elementary education. Devotionaldirector for Gata; Dactylology Club; JOY.Lisa Elaine Miller - Clarksville, AR. Accounting. Treasurer for Tri Kappa;American Studies; Dean's List; Pi Gamma Psi.Murice Shelley Miller - Watertown, SO. Business education. Echad; Alpha Chi;American Studies; Iowa and Europe campaigns; Chi Delta Epsilon; Alpha KappaPhi queen; Dean's List; Friends; JOY .Candace Sheree Mimms - Dallas, TX. Special education. Vice president, spiritualdirector for lu Go lu; cheerleader captain; Dean's List; SNEA; TECH.Susan Camille Mitchell- Nashville, TN. Social work. Transferred from DavidLipscomb. Treasurer, Phi Delta; Alpha Chi; Dean's List; Hot Line staff; NationalAssociation of Social Work; Social Work Club.Elizabeth Ann Mitchum - Chattanooga, TN. Nursing. Shantih; HSNA.John Douglas Moody - Texarkana, TX. Computer information systems. TNT;College Republicans; Data Processing Management Association; SAM .Deborah Lynn Moon - S1. Louis, MO. Office systems. Secretary, athletic directofor Sigma Phi Mu; Chi Delta Epsilon; Friends; resident assistant; SAM.Melanie Dawn Moon - Searcy, AR. Office systems. Ko 10 Kai;American Studies;Chi Delta Epsilon; Dean's List; SAM.Dreams achieved for QuinnThe 1985 football campaignmarked the final year forFanasial "Dump" Quinn,one of the most popularplayers ever to compete for the Bisons.The highlight of Quinn's career wasselection to the NAIA Division I All­America third team, for his outstandingplay during the 1985 footballseason.The West Point, Mississippi, nativewho picked up the nickname "Dump"because of a propensity for sackingopposing quarterbacks, has been adefensive leader for the Bison defensesince transferring to Harding from EastMississippi junior College two yearsago where he participated in' theMississippi junior College All-Stargame earning most valuable playerhonors.The 5'9", 234 lb. noseguard combinedthe rare traits of athletic prowessand quiet modesty to anchor the Bisondefensive line.'1 knew when I came to Hardingthey played my kind of defense,"Quinn said. "Tm glad that I was able tohelp the team, because that was alwaysmy first priority."Help the team he did! During his twoyears of competition, Quinn recorded242 tackles, including 140 solo stopsand set a school record of 23'1,quarterback sacks. He stopped 13runners for 27 lost yards, recoveredfive fumbles and blocked a kick.Also, in addition to the nationalrecognition, Quinn was selected to theAll-NAIA District 17 and All­Arkansas Intercollegiate Conferencefirst team units, was named NAIADistrict 17 Player of the Week twiceand selected Player of the Week by theArkansas Democrat. Five times duringthe 10-game schedule Quinn earnedBison Defensive Player of the Weekhonors for his outstanding play.'ll's a really big honor to have beenchosen All-AIC and All-District.Those are the kind of things you canusually only dream about," Quinnsaid. "So you just hope and pray andgo out and play your hardest."Harold Horton, head coach of thetwo-time NAIA national co-championUniversity of Central Arkansas team,had words of praise for Quinn, whorecorded 12 solo tackles against hisoffense while fighting a lower backinjury."Dump was the premier downlineman in our league this year. He's asuperb player who couldn't be blockedin a one-an-one situation," Hortonsaid.The hard-nosed, yet low-keyed,competitor, who will graduate with abusiness degree in December, 1986,after using up his eligibility, will besorely missed on the Harding defensivefront.''No doubt about it. 'Dump' is oneof-a-kind,"Harding head coach johnProck said. "He has been an outstandingpart of our program." J1li;- Brett KirkmanAll NAIA. Fanasial Quinn, a junior from WestPoint, MS. received All-Arkansas IntercollegiateConference and All-A lC during the 1985 footballseason. - photo by P.R. Office."J knew when Icame to Harding theyplayed my kind of defense;I'm glad that I was able tohelp the team, because thatwas always my first priori-t y ."- Fanasial "Dump" Quinn

Edwin Earl Moore· Columbus, MS. Computer information systems. Historian,treasurer for Galaxy. American Studies; Data Processing Management Association;ICC; Pi Gamma Psi.Mary Elizabeth Moore - Searcy, AR. Business education. Athletic director forTheta Psi; American Studies; Publicity Director, Chi Delta Epsilon; Dean's List;intramural all-star; Lady Bisons.James Edward Moores - Chester, VA. Psychology. Knights; Omega Phi beau;Dean's list; intramural.Mary Lucinda Morgan - Memphis, TN.Nancy Lynn Morgan - Tulsa, OK. Business. computer intormation systems.Treasurer for Phi Delta; American Studies; College Republicans; Data ProcessingManagement Association; Dean's List; HUF.James Pugh Morris - Fort Worth, TX. Applied sociology in research. Transferredfrom Tarrant County Junior College. Alpha Chi; Dean's List; Project Compassion;treasurer for Sociology Club; Timothy Club.Morton Landers Morris - Baton Rouge, LA.Timothy Edward Murray - Riverdale, GA. Sports management. Titans; SigmaPhi Mu beau; all-star intramural baseball.Jacqueline Myatt - Portland, TX. Mathematics. Historian, Shantih; Dean's List;HUF; intramural; MECA.Kelly Dane Nance - Sherwood, AR. Computer Science. Kappa Tau Omega; CollegeRepublicans; Data Processing Management Association; intramural.Tersie Udeme Ndon-Ukanafun, eR.S., Nigeria. Economics.Chad Dwayne Necessary - Springfield, OH. Accounting. Parliamentarian, KappaTau Omega; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Iowa campaigns; Kirei Na Ai beau;Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; National Dean's List; Pi Gamma Psi.hari DeAnn Nelson - Florissant, MO. English. Devotional director, Kirei Na Ai;Alpha Chi; Swiss, German campaigns; Forensics Team; HUF; intercollegiatedebate and speech arts; Kappa Delta Pi; KHCA; Pi Kappa Delta; Sigma TauDelta.David Nicholas Neu - Dallas, TX.Suzanne Newberry - Parkersburg, WV.Lisa Joy Newlin - Huntsville, AL. Office systems. Secretary, Service Projectschairperson Echad; Northwest campaigns; Chi Delta Epsilon.Jonathan David Niestadt - Osceola, IA. Computer information systems.Lauren Michelle Noblitt - Vienna, VA. Computer information systems. Secretary,ICC representative for Tri Sigma Delta; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Data ProcessingManagement Association; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; Phi Beta Lambda;SAM.James Kevin Nutt - lilburn, GA. Biology. Galaxy; intramural all-star jacket;President for Interclub Sports Council.James Allen O'Briant - Lone Star, TX. Transferred from Texarkana CommunityCollege. Alpha Chi; Timothy Club.Bump'n - sounds good, in reference tomusic; jammin has same meaning.Related expressions: crush'n, looksgood, in reference to clothes, and hit'n,tastes good.Burnt - tough, strict, a& in "Myteacher's burnt." Also too bad, unfortunate,as in "That's burnt."Bust - an insult, as in "Bust you out!"West coast lingoBail - cut a class. Also a putdownmeaning to forget or ignore someoneor something, as in "Bail that."Flail - do poorly on or fail.a test.Flake - fail to keep an appointment, asRad, radical - really neat, cool, terrific.Rents - parents.in "I flaked on her."Book'n - going very fast.Rouge - steal.Full-on - fully-best possible, perfect.Buff - muscular, tough.Ruff - neat, cool.Gnarly gross, raunchy, reallydisgusting. In some regions may mean S'up - a greeting meaning "what's up?""good."Harsh - mean, strict. Also somethingbad that happens, as in "That's harsh."Homeboy, homegirl - friendly term ofaddress for someone from sameneighborhood or school.Kick back - relax .Chief - term of address, used for prac- Kill- really good, as in "That's so Kill. "tically anyone.Mellow up - calm down.Chill out - be cool, take it easy.Neat whistle - person wearing weirdCrib - home.clothing.Drive the porcelain bus - throw up.Pop - be in trouble.Squash that melon (or squash that)-forget it, it is no good.Squid - someone who's out of it;synonyms: dork, geek, narc, juice box.Stoked - really excited; synonym siked(or psyched).Tamale time expresssion connotingembarrassment.Totally - absolutely.Word - a noun of affirmation, toacknowledge or support a statement,as in 'That girl is fine; word."A- Anonymous:36 Seniors

Seniors 237Brenda Jean Odom - Searcy, AR.Douglas Edward Ogburn - Warren, Ml.Dedra J. Oliver - Royal Oak, MI. Vice president, secretary, athletic director forShantih; Dean's List; TECH.Joyce O'Neal - Searcy, AR.P~ ula Rhea Osborn - Memphis, TN.William Lance Owens ~ Jacksonville, AR.Philip Arland Pafford - Oakdale, CA. Computer science. Treasurer for Fraters;athletic director for Sigma Tau; College Republicans; Data Processing Management Association; intercollegiate swimming.Elizabeth Marian Palmer - Jacksonville, FL.John William Park - New Canaan, CT. Accounting. TNT; Alpha Chi; AmericanStudies; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; HUF; Pi Gamma Psi; ACT Scholarship;American Accounting Association Scholarship.Kimberly Kay Parker - Louisa, KY.Darlynn Sue Patterson - Royse city, TX. English. Devotional director, historian,secretary Oege; Dean's List.Franz Gregory Patterson - Killeen, TX. Computer information systems. Transferredfrom Cisco Junior College. ICC; president for Buccaneers; American Studies;A11-AlC football; Skotia; Who's Who.Sandra Rene Patterson - Diana, TX. Music. Transferred from Kilgore College.Alpha Chi; A Tempo; concert band; marching band; Spelunkers; DactylologyClub; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; Spanish Club.Jo Anna Pearce - Greenfield, MO.Darrell Lewis Petree - Nashville, TN. Marketing. ICC representative for AlphaTau Epsilon; Gata beau.David Alan Phillips - Arlington, TN.Debra E. Phillips - Capshaw, AL. Mathematics. Transferred from John C.Calhoun State Community College. AII -AIC softball .Karel Johnice Phillips - Capshaw, AL.Laurie Ann Phillips - Midland, MI. Accounting. Transferred from MichiganChristian College. Omega Phi; Pi Gamma Psi.Lisa Leigh Philpot - Nashville, TN.Bruce Alan Picker - Searcy, AR. Accounting. Ti tans; American Studies;Economics team; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; Boulware Free EnterpriseScholarship.Lauri Irene Picker - Searcy, AR. Elementary education. President for Ju Go Ju;Alpha Chi; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; TECH; Who's Who.Troy Lester Pieper - Columbia, MO.Gary James Pieratt - Lagrange, IN.Paige Aynn Pierson - Columbia, TN.Mary Ann Pillay - Jacksonville, AR.Kenneth David Pirtle - St. Louis, MO. Computer science. Secretary for AlphaOmega; stage band; CenArk Student Grotto; Data Processing ManagementAssociation; Dean's List; Pre-Med Club; Spring Sing house band.Robert Dean Pittenger - Shawnee Mission, KS. Business Management. KappaTau Omega; senior class vice president; Tri-Sigs beau; College Republicans; intramural;golf team; SAM.Reb~cca Lynn Plumlee - Salem, AR. Psychology, Chemistryl President, vicepresident, historian for Chi Lambda Chi; Alpha Chi; concert band; marchingband; Dean's List; drama; Friends: HUF; May Fete attendant; orchestra; Pre-MooClub; S.A. Homecoming Committee.·Clifford Scott Plummer - Park Forest, IL. Advertising. Transferred fromMichigan Christian College. Alpha Psi Omega; Bison advertising director; CampusPlayers; drama; KHCA sales director; Marketing Club; PRSSA.Elizabeth Enen Porter - Chattanooga, TN.Gwendolyn Porter - Newport, AR.Alan Lane Poteet - Searcy, AR.John Todd Potter - McGehee, AR.Polly Ann Powers - Trov. Ml. Nursing. Shantih; Dean's list; HSNA.

eresa Marie Price - Mammoth Spring, AR. Elemeentary education. Transferredrom Crowley's Ridge College. Alpha Chi; Dean's List; JOY; Kappa Delta Pi; NaionalDean's List; Campus Ministry Team.Michael Allen Pridmore - Newport, AR.ryan l ee Pruitt - Nichols, IA. Physics, math. Galaxy; Alpha Chi; College BowlTeam; College Republicans; Dean's List; intramural all-star; VISA; Who's Who.Lori Lou Pryor - Searcy, AR. Business management. Devotional director, outingdirector, treasurer, vice president for Ko Jo Kai; American Studies; Italian campaigns;Theta Tau Delta queen; College Republicans; Commonwealth Singers;Dean's List; Dietetics; HUF; women's intercollegiate indoor track; Phi Beta Lambda;SAM; VISA; TV-12; North Central Arkansas Management Society Award.Marcus Braley Pyland - Searcy, AR. Computer information systems. TNT; CollegeRepublicans; Data Processing Management Association; Marketing Club; PiGamma Psi; SAM.Jane Ann Rackley - Lewisville, NC Dietetics. AHEA; Dietetics Club; Phi Delta.John Jerry Radcliffe, Je. - Colonial Heights, V A. Computer information systems.Intramural; Petit Jean photographer; Society for Collegiate Journalists.,cott Alan Ragland - Warren, Ml. Accounting. American Studies; Dean's List; ~iGamma PSI.Cheryl lee Rainey - Asheville, NC Communication disorders. Treasurer, vicepresident, president for Regina; Alpha Chi; Chi. Sigma Alpha queen; Dean's List;JOY; Orchestra; Young Democrats; Student Speech & Hearing Association; PetitJean queen attendant; Campus Ministry Team.Linda Fae Ramsey - Pikeville, KY. Elementary education. HUF; SNEA.James Burton Rawlins - Clarksville, TN.Cynthia Elizabeth Ready - Blountville, TN. Elementary education. Dean's List;intramural; athletic director for Shantih.Leann Sue Reas - Elkhart, IN.Phyllis Elaine Reed - Roanoke, TX.Tracy Lynn Rhinehart - Silver Spring, MD. Computer science. Alpha 'Chi; internationalcampaigns; Chamber Singers; Chorale; Dean's List; Regional ComputerProgramming Team; devotional director for Gata.Ronald Ray Rich - Dallas, TX.Daphne Suann Richardson - Bell City, MO.andra Gail Riley - Wynne, AR. Special education. Iowa campaigns; Dean's List;Campus Ministry Team; AEA; String Quintet; Phi Delt~.lois Ann Ripley - Parkersburg, WV.Robert Andrew Ritchie - Searcy, AR. Public Relations. A Cappella; concertband; marching band; pep band; Campus Players; Chorale; Kirei Na Ai beau;drama; intramural; KHCA staff; PRSSA; resident assistant; Troubadors; ChiSigma Alpha.Paula Louise Robinson - Mobile, AL. Math. Alpha Chi; Dean's List; HUF; Presidentfor Shantih; Spring Sing director.Scott Alan Robnett - Weatherford, OK. Computer science . Chorale; campaigns;Commonwealth Singers; Data Processing Management Association; TimothyClub; Troubadors; secretary for Alpha Gamma Omega.Douglas Gordon Roddenberry - Pavo, GA. Physical education. Ju Go Ju beau;intercollegiate football; All-AIC; All-NAJA District 17; All-American honorablemention; PEMM Club; vice president for Buccaneers.Robyn Lee Rogers - N. Charleston, SCBrian Mack Rose - Clinton, AR. Management. American Studies; Dean's List;HUF; SAM; Kappa Tau.Karen leann Roseberry - Ft. Worth, TX. English, Journalism. Marching band;ison staff; Australian campaigns; Petit Jean editor; Sigma Tau Delta; Society forCollegiate Journalists; Who's Who; Outstanding Young Women of America;devotional director, sunshine director for Kappa Kappa Kappa; Dean's List.Mark Steven Rowland - Syracuse, NY. Bible. Chi Sigma Alpha; Bison staff;Chorale; campaigns; Dean's List;. Friends; HUF; Timothy Club.Kevin Scott Royal - Martinez, CA. Accounting. President for Galaxy, AmericanStudies; Dean's List; Pi Gamma Psi.Kenneth Wendell Royster - Harrold, TX. Computer science. Secretary for KappaTau Omega; Alpha Chi; Kappa Delta Kappa beau; Dean's List; S.A. marriedstudents representative.Benjamin Scott Rushton - Judsonia, AR.Craig Steven Russell - Antioch, TN.Gayla Ann Saegert - Rogers, AR. Mathematics. Alpha Chi; Dean's List; intramuralall-star; Kappa Delta Pi; MECA; SNEA.Michael Dean Saegert - Siloam Springs, AR. Marketing. Intercollegiate golf;Marketing Club.D'Juanna Valencia Saffell - Newport, AR. Nursing. Transfer from University ofCentral Arkansas. HSNA.Kathleen Ann Sanburg - Grand Junction, CO.238 S.niars

lisa Lelani San Juan ~ Orlando, FL. International studies. Omega Phi; A Cap~pella; French Club; ICC; S.A. Movie Committee.Jerry Paul Savage - Emory, TX. Bible. Vice president, sergeant at arms for. TNTAmerican Studies; Northwest campaigns; Shantih beau; Friends; S.A. Spiri tuallife Director; Timothy Club.Jill Marie Savage - Cincinnati, OH. Marketing. Secretary, athletic director, soci.director for Ko Jo Kai ; American Studies; Dean's List; Marketing Club; TV-12staff; 1~C.Frances Ann Schmittle - Cudahy, CA. Psychology. Kirei Na Ai; resident assistant.Robert Alan Schmittou - Memphis, TN. Marketing. Historian for Kappa SigmaKappa; Phi Delta beau; Marketing Club; Petit Jean staff; Phi Beta Lambda; S.AAdvertising and Special Projects Committees.Pamela L. Scholl - Kaufman, TX.Elizabeth Carol Scott - Kingsport, TN. Communication disorders. Alpha Chi;Dean's List; Spanish Club; Student Speech & Hearing Association.Susan Jill Seal - East Prairie, MO. Psychology. Chi Alpha Rho; Bell Canto; Cormonwealth Singers; HUF; SAM.Robert Kern Sears - St. Louis, MO. Physics. TNT; Alpha Chi; College BowlTeam; Dean's List; intramural; S.A. Movie Committee.Theresa Michele Sechl~r - Madison Heights, MI. Computer information systems.Athletic director for Tri-Sigma Delta; Data Processing Management Association ;intramural all-star, jacket; Athlete of the Year; Mort Utley Scholarship Awa re!Rebecca Jode Shannon - Centerville, TN. Fashion merchandising. Secretary,social coordinator for Regina; AHEA; College Republicans; Dean's list; Friends;SAM.Susan Lynne Shepherd - Centerville, TN.Paul ~esley Sheppard - B~ebe , AR. Computer science. Kappa Tau; CollegeRepublicans; Data Processmg Management Associa tion; Dean's List; intramuralall-star, jacket; intercollegiate baseball.Ben S. Shields - Oxford, MS. Math. Sub-T 16; Ko )0 Kai beau; intramural allstar.Bret Allen Shirley - Searcy. AR. General science. Historian for Titans; AlphaChi; Dean's list; Chemistry Cl ub; Coons-Farrar Scholarship.,, 0 ne thing Harding hastaught me," he saidthoughtfully, " is tonever assume that someoneis incapable of anything. When 1came to Harding I wasn't sure what Icould do, but people gave me a chance,and 1 can do a lot!" Many of us did nothave the chance to get to know ChipJohnson personally while he was atHarding, but we all knew the familiarsound of his three-wheeler zoomingdown the sidewalks rarely without afriend on the back. Chip was born withcerebral palsy, an incurable anddebilitating disease. He came toHarding in the fall of 1980; not verysure of himself or his abilities butgraduated in May with a wealth ofknowledge, self-confidence, and excitementabout the future.According to Chip, most of hissupport and growth came through hisclose relationships with the guys inTNT. 'They really believed in me. 1played flag football, softball, and evenvolleyball with the club."His closest friend, Donnie Carey,who also graduated in May, not onlywas a great help to Chip, but was alsoa real spiritual support. 'We've reallyhelped each other grow closer to God,"said Chip. 'We always kept each otherin check. Donnie is one of the greatestfriends I've ever had." Donnie andFriendship factorChip were practically inseparable atHarding, and they're making plans tofind a job in the same city and roomtogether in the fall.Campaigns Northwest have played alarge part in his spiritual developmentat Harding. '1 never thought 1 couldeven go on a campaign. It was scary totry, but after the first time 1 knew 1would do it again." Not only did he goback twice more, but he even becamethe campaign leader!Reaching out to others was toppriority in Chip's life. He hoped hisdouble major in special and elementaryeducation would help him share hissuccess with countless children afflictedwith cerebral palsy and manyother diseases. He hoped to work inLouisiana, but was not sure yet whereGod would lead him. "Sharing Christis the most important thing to me," hesaid. "I really want to be active withkids in church work, and someday," hepaused and laughed, "1 really want tocome back and be a TNT sponsor."Harding will miss both Chip andDonnie, zooming ar~und on thatthree-wheeler together. 'Tve learned alot about myself in the past six years,"he smiled and sighed, "'but 1 know thatGod will help me share what I'velearned with many others."' 1lll:- Laura DanielGoal setter. Senior Cltip Johnson from ­Jay, Oklahoma, has striven to overcomehis incurable and debi/itiating disease.photo by Joh1l Radcliffe."When I came toHarding I wasn't surewhat I could do, butpeople gave me achance, and I can do alot!"- Chip JohnsonSeniors 23S

"TAT -V Vhatever we do, we dotogether. If I'm raking leavesor painting the house, she'sright there in the middle of ithelping me. "- Roger RedSay Cheese. Roger Red, a studio photographerfrom Little Rock, snaps a shot of Jamie Nanneyfrom Bel/s, TN. , while taking class pictures for thePetH Jean. - photo by John Radcliffe.Portrait of ServiceHarding kids are not averagecollege students.They're special; they'redifferent, and you justcan't find another college like Harding."Does that sound like a member ofthe admissions staff? Or an administratorpromoting his school?Actually it was said by Roger Red, aman whose name may not befamiliar to many students, but whosework with Harding is one of the mostwidespread services rendered tostudents.Roger Red and his wife, Mary, arethe couple who make the portraits forthe Petit Jean and have been doingthem for years. Ben Red Studios ofLittle Rock began doing business withHarding in 1954, when the entireprocess was handled by Roger's father,Ben Red.Roger himself began working withhis father before that time. "I wasgoofing off at what is now UALR,majoring in campusology and notreally getting anything dorie," he said,"and one day it hit me that I waswasting my time going to school whenI had a spot in my dad's business if I'djust jump in and take it." So he did,and he's been a part of the businessever since.The older Mr. Red died of cancer inJanuary of 1982. This was when Marycame into the picture. She had retiredfrom 31 years at Westinghouse, Incorporated,where she had attained atop position. Said Roger, 'Well, I wasstuck now with all this work. And Idecided if my wife was smart enoughto handle her job at Westinghouse, shecould learn how to handle a camera."So the lessons began, and Mary Redbecame a partner.But, Roger pointed out, shewould've learned how to do it eventually,anyway, simply because"w hatever we do, we do together. IfI'm raking leaves or painting thehouse, she's right there in the middle ofit helping me. That's just the kind ofwife she is."They do indeed do a lot of thingstogether. They own a 26-foot trailer -the same one they live in while they areat Harding for the two weeks ofportrait-making - and travel as muchas possible. 'We like to get out and seethings; that's the way you learn aboutso many things." 1l!I:- -Sheila UnderwoodFrank Jeffery Sholey - Memphis, TN. Computer science. President, vice presidentfor Sigma Tau Sigma; Data Processing Management Association; Dean's List;Programming Team.Charmaine Shores - Cave Springs, AR.Brian Dean Showen - Stanberry, MO. Mathematics. Transferred from YorkCollege. Dean's List; MECA.Teresa Lynne Showen - Des Moines, lAo Elementary education. Transferred fromYork College; Dean's List.&ic Vaughn S!mmons - Searcy, AR.Dena Olenen Sims - Ratliff City, OK. Physical education. Transferred from YorkCollege. Dean's List; intramural; Kappa Delta Pi; PEMM Club; CampusMinistry.Kelli J. Sizemore - Jacksonville, AR.Stacy Ann Sizemore - Birmingiham, AL. Accounting. President, vice president,historian, athletic director for Tri-Kappa; Theta Tau Delta queen; CollegeRepublicans; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; .S.A. Homecoming Committeechairman.Brian Lee Skinness - Eden Prairie, MN. Marketing. Alpha Chi; American Studies;College Republicans; Dean's List; Marketing Club; SAM.Lisa R. Sloan - Ft. Campbell, KY.Craig Alan Smelser - Three Rivers, Ml. Accounting. President, treasurer forSigma Tau Sigma; American Studies; concert band; marching band; pep band;Dean's List; intramural all-star; Pi Gamma Psi; resident assistant.Mansel Dee Smelser - Tuscaloosa, AL. Accounting. TNT; American Studies;College Republicans; Dean's List; intramural; Pi Gamma Psi; sophomore classrepresentative; S.A. Student Affairs Committee.Charlene Smith - Buffalo, NY .Charles David Smith - Searcy, AR. Computer science. Devotional director forTitans; Alpha Chi; Zeta Rho beau; Data Processing Management Association;Dean's list; intramural; SAM.Hugh Scott Smith - Ft. Smith, AR.---!40 Seniors

Kari Ann Smith - Bloomington, MN. Accounting. Oege; Alpha Chi; AmericanStudies; Dean's List; HUF; Pi Gamma Psi; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Kerwin Monroe Smith - Searcy, AR. Computer information systems. Beta Phi.Michael Scott Smith - Wallingford, CT.Pennie Van Smith -Inverness, It. Marketing. Ju Go Ju; HUF: Marketing Club;SAM.Rebecca Joy Smith - Clinton, AR. Nursing. A Cappella; Women's Ensemble;Alpha Chi; England, Nigerian campaigns; Delta Omega queen; Dean's List;HSNA.Taryn Dirk Smith - Searcy, AR. Mathematics education. Devotional director forTitans; A Cappella; Men's Ensemble; Australian campaigns; Shantih beau; in ­tramural; MECA; Time of Day; VISA; Campus Ministry.Yun Che Smith - Canton, China.Deronda Smotherman - Ft. Worth, TX.Terry D. Southerland - Bradford, AR.Denise Marie Spivey - Paragould>AR.George Cameron Spivey - Indianapolis, In .Mark Steven Spoto - Hollywood, FL.Kimberly Sue St. Clair - Louisville, OH. Public relations. Vice president,historian for Chi Alpha Rho; Alpha Chi; Barristers; Bison reporter; Dean's List;KHCA staff; PRSSA; Spanish Club.Ronald Edward St. Clair - East Canton, OH. Computer science. Transferred fromYoungstown State University. Sigma Tau Sigma; Alpha Chi; Data Proce~singManagement Association; Dean's List; intramural; intercollegia~e football.Paige Ann Staggs - St. Louis, MO. Ko Jo Kai; Chorale; Marketing Club.Kevin Paul Stanford - Denver, CO. Social work. Transferred from York College;Dean's List; Friends; Social Work Club.Gary Lee Stapleton - Searcy, AR. English. Sigma Tau Sigma; Scotland campaigns;French Club; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Delta.Bradley Clark Stephens - S1. Charles, MO.Sheryl Lynn Stephens - Brighton, Ml. Nursing. Venezuela, Costa Rica campaigns;Dean's List; Friends; HSNA; JOY; Outreach; Spanish Club.Sara Beth Stevens - North Little Rock, AR. Home economics. Omega Phi; CampusMinistry Team.Lisa Denise Stewart - West Monroe, LA. Elementary education. Oege; Dean'sList; Petit Jean photographer.David Alan Stills - Harrison, AR.Daniel Brent Stovall - Dallas, TX. Applied sociology. Devotional director forSigma Tau Sigma; A Cappella; American Studies; Barristers; Italian campaigns;College Bowl; College Republicans; Commonwealth Singers; HUF; Outreach;PRSSA; SAM; Sociology Club; Troubadors.Donald Kip Stringer - Clinton, AR. SOciology. Kappa Tau Omega; intramuralall-star; Sociology Club.Todd Brent Styles - Benton, AR. Computer information systems. AmericanStudies; Data Processing Management Association; Dean's List.Gregory James Sublett - North Little Rock, AR. Bible, biblical languages. Devotionaldirector for Alpha Tau Epsilon; Alpha Chi; Australian campaigns; Dean'sList; intramural all-star; Timothy Club; Homecoming Musical.Dana Renee Sullivan - Cave City, AR. Dietetics. Shantih· AHEA- Dean's List·Dietetics. " ,Clark A. Sutherland - Anaheim, CA. Computer science. Vice president, athleticdirector for King's Men; Mexican, Italian campaigns; Dean's List; intramural allstarjacket; Searcy Steel Soccer Team.James Robert Swain - Conway, AR.Susan Joy Sweany - Plano, Tx. Physical education. Transfer from RichlandJunior College. Athletic director, president for Ka Re Ta; intramural all-star,jacket; intercollegiate softball, All-AIC; PEMM Club; Individual SportsmanshipAward.Robert Douglas Swenson - Fairfield Bay, AR. Social science. CollegeRepublicans; Dean's List; HUF.Jeffrey Allen Tallman - Rochester, Ml.Cheryl Kaye Taylor - Memphis, TN.Jeffrey Wayne Teague - Grandview, MO.Rodney James Teague - Grandview, MO.Seniors 241

Pete Turner Teasley ~ Detroit, Ml. Social work. Transfer from Michigan Chris~tian College. Devotional director for TNT; Scotland, Iowa campaigns; Kirei NaAi be~u; Theta Psi beau; Friends; Special Olympics; intramural all-star jacket;Natlonal Association of Christians in Social Work; Outreach; Skotia; Social. Work Club.Mary Beth Tennant ~ Princeton WV.Phillip Jackson ':rh~mes - ~untsville, AL. Radio, TV. Transfer from Uni ver~ity ofAlabama In. Huntsville. Delta Omega; Alpha Psi Omega; American CollegeTheatet Festival; Campus Players; Dean's list; drama; KHCA staff; ReadersTheater; KHCA Rookie Broadcaster of the Year, Announcer of the Year.Neil L Thannisch.- Riyad, Saudi. Arabia. Computer science. Secretary for King'sMen: SL LOUIS, Iowa campaigns; Data Processing Management Association.Cyndl Faye Thomas ~ Raytown, MO. Dietetics. Shantih; AHEA; Dean's list;Dietetics.Carla Joy Thompson - Mexico, NY. Psychology. Vice president, devotionaldirector, historian for Regina. A Cappella; Women's Ensemble; Alpha Chi; Bellesand Beaux; England campaigns; Chi Sigma Alpha queen; Dean's list; JOY ; PsiChi; Kenneth Rose Memorial Scholarship.Cathy Lynn Thompson ~ Houston, TX. Office systems. Historian, treasurer forTheta Psi; Chi Delta Epsilon.Gregory Musial Thompson ~ Decatur, IL. Physical educat ion . TNT; Zeta Rhobeau; Friends; intercollegiate baseball ; All-AIC; All -NAIA District 17; All~American; PEMM Club.Kevin Lee Thompson - San Diego, CA. Accounting. Transfer from San DiegoCommunity Colleges; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Barristers; CollegeRepublicans; Dean's list; Economics Team; Phi Beta Lambda; National Dean'slist; Who's Who.Mark Allen Thompson· San Diego, CA.Sandra Jane Thompson ~ Davenport, NE . Nu rsing. Transferred from York. College. Vice president for Kappa Delta Kappa; HSNA.Sandra Desiree Thompson ~ Elsberry, MO. Art. Transferred from David. Lipscomb College. Art Guild; College Republicans; Kappa Pi.Timothy Wayne Thompson ~ Searcy, AR. Accounting. TNT; Chi Lambda Chibeau; College Republicans; Data Processing Management Association; Dean'sList; intramural; Pi Gamma Psi.Todd Dwight Thompso~ ~ Hammonton, N). Mass communication. Chi SigmaAlpha; A Cappella; Men s Ensemble; American College Theater Festival; Bisonstaff; Campus Players; Oege beau; drama; KHCA staff; Society for CollegiateJournalists; TV-12 staff.John Christopher Thornton - Helena, AR.Run for the Roses. Senior Ai Bates from NashvilleTN., pulls ahead early in the Ale competition . ....:...photo by 10"" Radcliffe. ."~I want to do the best Ican in my training."Al Bates.242 SeniorsGoals reached through dedicationAl Bates became a runneralmost by accident, goingout for track in ninth gradebecause he didn't want toplay baseball. Before long, though, herealized that running would be morethan just a pastime for him."Gradually I started becoming prettydecent at it," he said. "In eleventhgrade I saw I could possibly obtain acollege scholarship, so I started puttinga lot more effort into it."His efforts paid off. Bates was offeredseveral generous scholarships tovarious schools, but he chose to cometo Harding because he wanted to go toa Christian school. and because he wasimpressed with Harding's academicprogram. An accounting major, Batesstated, " I liked the accountingprogram, and I really liked the campusand the coach."Maintaining a consistently highgrade point average was a challengefor Bates. "It's a full time job runningtrack and cross-country," he said."You're up in the morning at 6:00running five miles, and you have to bein bed at 10:30 so you can wake up."In addition to his morning runs,Bates spent three hours in the afternoonsrunning distances, doingspeed work, and lifting weights. Thisleft him little time for studies or sociallife, but he learned to make good use ofhis free time during the day and in theevenings. 'Tm at the library at 7:00o'clock and stay there until it closes,"he said. "I try to get in some good,quality time - I'm usually hiddenaway upstairs somewhere."Although he made good grades,Bates admitted that his runningsometimes detracted from his academicsubjects. '1t takes away from the gradepoint average - that's definitely a bigproblem, because with cross-countryI'm gone about every other week."The team took long trips to 51.Louis, Mississippi,' and evenWisconsin, and, as Bates pointed out,'1t's impossible to study on the busbecause you have six or seven jamboxes going at one time ."Bates didn't grudge the time hedevoted to running, however. ''I'mreally competitive, especially in track,"he said. '1 want to do the best I can inmy training."Because he was so highly selfmotivated,Bates' workouts were moreindividualized than were most of theteam's. He explai~ed , 'Tm really independentabout my running. I set outwhat I want to run a month in advance."He added, "Right now I'm justpushing myself."Although he planned to work in theaccounting field, Bates wanted tocontinue with running, possiblythrough community work. 'Td like toget involved in a summer program,helping the kids run," he said.Bates did not simply run to fulfil ascholarship; he believed that the sportwas a significant part of his education."By running I think I've made myself amore well-rounded individual." hestated. '1 can relate to people inathletics and academics. I don't have a4.0, but I think I have other qualitieswhich could make up for that." 1lIt- Sherry Daniel

Xushen Tian - Shenyang, China.Bonnie Gail Todd - Carlisle, AR. Elementary education. Transferred fromCrowley's Ridge College.Sandra Kaye Todd - Prairie Grove, AR.Maureen Janet Tomasi - Alexandria, VA. Elementary education. Transferredfrom Horida College. Tri Sigma Delta; Orchestra.William Scott Tomlinson - Pine Bluff, AR . Business management. Knights;Dean's List.Debor~h Ha~el Tonkin - Kaiapoi, New Zealand. Elementary education, speciale~uc~tlon, Bible. Transferred from Christ Church Teacher's College. Kappa Delt.,PI; Timothy Club.Carol Jane T~evathan - Louisville, KY . Regina; A Cappella, A Tempo; concertband; marchmg band; pep band; stage band; flag corps; Dean's List; KHCAstaff .Scott Allen Tubbs - Mango, FL. Music education. Transferred from Freed­Hardeman College. Chi Sigma Alpha; A Tempo; concert band; marching band;pep band; stage band; Chorale; Troubadours; SMENC.Ryan R. Tucker - Cleveland, TN. Physical education, computer science. AlphaTau Epsilon; campaigns; Data Processing Management Association; intercollegiatetrack trainer; Petit Jean photographer; PEMM Club.Varthena Gay Tunstall - Charlotfe, AR.Gary Bruce Turner - Flint, MI. Mathematics. President, vice president, athleticdirector, ICC representative for Knights; Alpha Chi; College Republicans; DataProcessing Management Association; Dean's List; intramural; resident assistant;SAM .Russell Lee Turner - Roanoke, TX. Computer information systems. Transferredfrom Tarrent County Junior College. Athletic director for Beta Phi Kappa; DataProcessing Management Association; intramural all-star; Phi Beta Lambda.Vicki Lynn Turner - Flint, MI. Computer information systems . Vice president foPhi Delta; Dean's List; Friends; intramural all-star; Lady BisonsJohn T weneboah - Asankrangwa, Ghana.Kimberly Elaine Tyler - Dallas, TX. Physical education. Gata; intramural all-stajacket; Lady Bisons.Z.c.O. Ongosia Uhatafe - St. Petersburg, FLRobin Lou Umberger - Princeton, WV. Marketing. Tri-Kappa; Pi Kappa Epsilonqueen; Marketing Club; SAM; S.A. Special Projects Committee; YoungDemocrats.Lawrence Eugene Underwood Je. - Searcy, AR . Bible. ICC, secretary Sigma TauSigma; global campaigns; Spelunkers; Dean's List; intramuralOutreach; Spanish Club; Timothy Club; Troubadors.Nancy Carrol Underwood - Searcy, AR.David Edward Upton - Greenwood, IN .Jeffery Scott Valentine - Searcy, AR.Edwin Robert Van Der Kaaij - Badhoevedorp, The Netherlands. Computerscience, mathematics. Alpha Chi; Data Processing Management Association;Dean's List; All-American Track, Academic All American.James Scott Vaugh - S1. Louis, MO. Management. Kappa Tau Omega; OmegaPhi beau; Dean's List; intramural all-star jacket.Lori Anne Vaughn - Burlington, NC. Nursing. Dean's List; HSNA; Sigma ThetaTau.Abraham Almonte Vicente Jr. - Oxnard, CA. Psychology. Transferred from Vertura Junior College . Secretary for Theta Tau Delta; Kirei Na Ai beau; Friends; iltramural; Sociology Club.Michael Hugh Vines - Searcy, AR . Computer information systems. Data Proces!ing Management Association.Andrea Carol Volpa-Birke - Captain Cook, HI.Lisa Lynn Waggoner - Fayetteville, TN.Wendy Leigh Wagner - Memphis, TN . Alpha Chi; American Studies; CollegeRepublicans; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; Marketing Club.Kathryn Benay Waite - Huntsville, AL Elementary education. Transferred fromDavid Lipscomb College. Devotional director, May Fete coordinatorJor Ju GoAlpha Chi; Titans queen; Dean's List; Petit Jean queen attendant; VISA.Emily Jane Waites - Atlanta, GA.Sharon Annette Waldrop - Bartlesville, OK. Mathematics. Kirei Na Ai; AlphaChi; HUF.Barbara Jean Walker - Fraziers Bottom, WV. Computer information systems.Transferred from Ohio Valley College. Shantih; Data Processing ManagementAssociation; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta.Shannon June Walker - Waldorf, MD:David Dale Wall- Goldsboro, NC. Marketing . ICC, secretary, treasurer Titans;College Republicans; Marketing Club; Petit Jean staff; vice president of Societyfor Collegiate Journalists; S.A. Committee.Seniors 24:

Byron C. Walls - Millersport, OH.Jay Alan Walls - Millersport, OH.John David Walton - Houston, Tx. Accounting. Transferred from MichiganChristian College. College Republicans; Dean's List; MECA: TECH . .Rodney J. Waltz - Richmond, IN.David Eugene Ward - Searcy, AR.Deborah Ann Ward - Dewey, OK.Joseph G. Ward - Florissant, MO.Karen Lee Ward - Searcy, AR. Office systems. Ka Re Ta; Chi Delta Epsilon.James Edward Ware - Dinuba, GA. Marketing. Transferred from Kings RiverCommunity College. ICC, Chi Sigma Alpha; American Studies; Bison reporter;Ka Re Ta beau; Friends; Marketing Club; SAM.lisa Doreen Ware - liverpool, NY.Donna Marie Warren - Beebe, AR. Marketing. President, vice president, devotionaldirector for Ko 10 Kai; American Studies; Sub-T 16 queen; Collegeepublicans; Dean's list; Delta Mu Delta; HUF; ICC; Marketing Club; May Fetequeen attendant; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM; S.A. Student Activities Committee.rry Lee Anthony Wayne - Fairhope, AL. Management. Transferred from JefferonState Junior College. Alpha Gamma Omega; All-AIC; All-NAIA District 17intercollegi::tte cross country and track.Deborah Lynn Weatherington - Harrisburg, IL. Elementary education. !ransferdfrom Southeastern Illinois College. Dean's List; JOY; Kappa Delta PI; SAEA.rry Wayne Wheeler - Flint, MI. Physical education. Transferred from Michiganhristian College. Secretary, treasurer for Alpha Tau Epsilon; concert band; marchingband; pep band; stage band; PEMM Club.Brent Vaughn White - Louisville, KY. Accounting. Transferred from Otterbeinollege. Treasurer for Galaxy; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; intramural; Pi GammaPsi.Charles Franklin White - Sheridan, AR. Theater. Campus Players; drama.James Edward White - Nashville, TN. Bible. Alpha Chi; Outreach; TimothyClub._aura Jane White - Searcy, AR. Music, English. A Cappella; Spring Sing hostess.Lucinda Lorene White - Pine Bluff. AR. Management. Transferred from FloridaCollege. Zeta Rho; Friends; JOY; Campus Ministry..ussell Drew Whitehead - Augusta, AR. Business marketing. Kappa Tau Omega;Chi Lambda Chi beau; Marketing Club; SAM.Marcus John Whittington - Scarborough, Canada. Management. Treasurer forAlpha Tau; American Studies; Dean's List; resident assistant; SAM.. Thomas Arnold Wideman - Searcy, AR.imberly June Wilkinson - Flippin, AR. Office systems. Transferred from NorthArkansas Community College. Chi Delta Epsilon; Dean's List; All-AIC intercollegiatebasketball; All NAIA District 17; SAM.lade Lee Wilkinson - Hatch, NM. Bible. Transferred from Brevard CommunityCollege. Alpha Chi; Kenya campaigns; Timothy Club.racy Lynn Willard - West Plains, MO. Elementary education. Ju Go Ju; Titansqueen; Dean's List; Kappa Delta Pi; SNEA; Winter Festival queen attendant.Michelle Marie Williams - Phoenix, NY . Special, elementary education. Vicepresident, secretary, historian, spirit director for Kirei Na Ai; Dean's List; residentassistant; SNEA.Mind~ Say Williams - Salado, TX.Rhonda Nell Williams - Fordyce, AR.William Curtis Williams - Searcy, AR. Accounting. Galaxy; American Studies;SAM.Kenneth Todd Willis - Corning, AR.Robyn Lynne Wilson - Lathrop, CA. Nursing. Transferred from San JoaquinDelta College. Athletic director for Theta Psi; marching band; pep band.Jerry Todd Wilson - Waco, TX. Computer information systems. Internationalcampaigns; Chamber Singers; Chorale; Data Processing Management Association;intramural; Marketing Club; SAM; Troubadors.Pamela Joyce Winberry - Shreveport, LA. Math education. Transferred fromLouisiana State University - Shreveport; Chi Alpha Rho.Mary Beth Withem - Chula Vesta, CA.oseph Robert Wolverton - Grain Valley, MO. Management; Sub-T 16; CollegeRf'nllhlicans; Marketing Club; SAM.~44 Seniors

Seniors 24Committment name of the gameWhen Kenny Collins came toHarding, he thought it wasgoing to be difficult tojuggle his basketball, hisstudies and his girlfriend back home,but after a couple of semesters helearned how to balance them in a waythat has brought him success in allthree areas. By making it one of hisgoals to be well-rounded, Collins madea comfortable place for himself in thegym, the classroom, and the NewMarried Student Apartments.Kenny began playing basketball inValley Springs, a town which supportedhim in his college basketballcareer through the sports page and thesports fans. Kenny's basketball career,a full 13 years, brough t him severalawards and honors, includingAcademic All-American and All-AlCfor last year; however, one of thehonors that Collins also mentionedwas representing Harding and thepeople of Searcy in the best light thathe could. While he considered thisprivilege, Collins remarked, 'Tm surethat the people of Searcy are lookingforward to turning to the sports pagewithout seeing my picture." Collinsstarted as a Bison forward all four ofhis years at Harding, and scored morethan 1500 points.Academically, Collins was also ahigh scorer, maintaining nearly a 3.5 inundergraduate work at Harding as abiology major. Kenny faced severalchallenging classes and late nights ofstudy, which had to be strategicallyscheduled around late nights ofbasketball. He completed his undergraduatework in the scheduledeight semesters.As for that girlfriend back home,who became Melissa Parker Collins,she graduated as a three-yearsenior after completing her elementaryeducation teaching block this spring.Melissa managed her time, too, so thatshe could attend Kenny's games andmaintain a 3.5 CPA. Kenny admittedthat "time and management gets easierafter marriage because you reexamineyour priorities and see the responsibilityof supporting a family."Exhibiting leadership qualities on thecourt, in the classroom and at home,Collins seemed to find success in hisability to participate as part of a team.Illt- Carla CrouchGoing for the gold. Senior Kenny Collinsfrom Harrison, goes for a lay up duringthe game against College of the Ozarks.Collins was recognized nationally for hishigh season scores. - photo by HemanRiverol."T-ime and Managementgets easier after marriagebecause you reexamineyour priorities, .. "- Kenny CollinsShauna Le Nea Wood - Hope, AR. Elementary education. Ju Go }u; Buccaneersqueen; Dean's List; Homecom ing queen attendant; SNEA.Thomas Craig Warnock - Little Rock, AR. Computer information systems .Alpha Tau Epsilon.Melissa Gail Yates - Tulsa, OK. Interior design . Ka Re Ta; AHEA; Dean's List;Friends.Robert Earl Yates - Vincentown, NJ .lorri Annette Young - Harrison, AR. Computer information systems. Treasurefor Shantih; Alpha Chi; American Studies; Qata Processing ~anagementAssociation; Dean's List; Delta Mu Delta; Phi Beta Lambda; SAM.Yvonne Louise Young - Bloomfield Hills, Ml.Gary Shawn Zito - Albuquerque, NM . Bible. Transferred from Moorehead StateUniversity. King's Men; Art Guild; Italian campaigns; Conquerors; HUF; intramural;Outreach; resident assistant; junior men's class representative; TimothyClub; Mission Prepare.

Gimme a break. Todd Gentry from Troy,Illinois, and Eddie Madden from Newport,Akransas, take time out from studying for aquick bite to eat. - photo by KarenRoseberry,Billie Gaye Albany . Glasgow, KYBrent David Alexander . Delight, ARPatricia Darnell Barrett · Searcy, ARStephen A. Beliech - Pe/'lSacola, FLJames David Bellcoek . Searcy, ARlynda Mae Benton - Madison Heights, MIAmanda Sue Bolding. Judsonia, ARDavid Ray Bolin - Mountain View, ARTheodore Charles Bose · Arlington Heights, IlKim C. Clark · Newport, ARCurtis Eugene Clements · Dalhart, TXCynthia Denney . Searcy, ARRichard M. Denney · Searcy, ARMark E. Dossett - Virginia Stach, VADon Alfred Eichenberger - Clarksville, ARAkpan Johnson Ekpo . Cross River State, NigeriaNewton Steve Ekpo . Yaba, Lagos, NiguiaMelinda leigh Ellis · Searcy, ARGary lee Evans · Canehill, ARRebecca M. Evans · Searcy, ARMartha Fiedor . Poc;ahontas, AREarl Fonville · Colleyville, TXJames Harold Gentry - Olive Hill, KYTodd Wayne Gentry . Troy, IlStanley Bruce Green . Searcy, ARWilliam Eugene Joseph - Se,uq, ARWilliam Tracy Kendrat - Min~, NYPaula lu King . New Hampton, IAJayne lynn Knapp · Vienna, WV!46 Graduate Students

Harding offered mastersdegrees in two areas: educationand accounting. Thegraduate program in educationwas the larger and older of thetwo, and not only included Hardinggraduates, but many practicingteachers returning for post-graduatework. Because of the large number ofteachers in the program, many of thegraduate-level classes were held in theevenings.Lorene Pagcaliwagan, a graduate ofthe education masters program, saidthat she enjoyed the program's format,in which the graduate students takemany classes together with theundergrads. "It's well-blended," shesaid. "You don't feel conspicuous."Although the graduate andundergraduate classes were often combined,students working on theirmasters were generally required to doan extra paper, project, or class presentationto earn graduate credit. Independentstudies in research also formed avital part of the curriculum. "They'remore challenging than in a regularclassroom setting," noted graduate stu-Striving for higher educationdent Brent Alexander.The two-year old accountinggraduate program was cond,-!cted onsimilar lines, with the graduatestudents sharing many undergraduateclasses, but also having several strictlygraduate courses. "It's kind of informal,"said graduate accounting studentLinda Benton. "You've got a chance toexpress your opinions and what youknow. It's more discussion-oriented."Jayne Knapp, another accountingstudent in the masters program, gavethe program rave reviews. ''I'm basicallyvery satisfied with the courses," shesaid. "I like the atmosphere in agraduate class - there's mOTe discussion,more back and forth between thestudents and the instructors. There ismOTe work, obviously, in a graduateprogram, but you have a chance to domore research on your own, if you'reinterested in that kind of thing, which Ithink you should be in a graduate program.I find it very rewarding."Knapp agreed with Benton in enjoyingthe graduate format. "Usually theclasses are smaller with just thegraduate students, and I like that."She added, ''I'm very glad I stayed. Istudy a lot more, but I do like it, and Ifeel much more prepared to go out intothe business world."Not all of the graduate students,however, were involved in either of thegraduate programs. Some studentswere able to take classes in their fieldfor graduate credit, which would betransferable to another school later.Eddie Madden, one such student, enjoyedhis graduate-level courses. "Thegrad courses I'm taking are definitelyworthwhile," -he said. ''The classes inEnglish are ones an undergraduate cantake, but there's enough extra work fora graduate student that makes themworthwhile." And he added, "It's niceto have the interaction of theundergrads."For graduates of Harding, the advantagesof doing post-graduate workhere were obvious. ''They stress Christianprinciples here," said Benton."You really need that out in the workingworld. I don't want to be aYuppie." 1111:- Sherry DanielAnna Karen Kroencke - Gr~nfitJd , INFranklin D. Lott · Searcy, ARRoger Kenneth Maach - Grand Junction, 1ANorman ~ward Madden - Newport. ARThomas Herbert Martin - Sea rcy. ARJeffry Stuart McGee - Dallas, TXJeffrey Dean Mead - Searcy, ARDorah Mukupa - ~lomo. Lamb;aDennis Way ne Munsch - Houston, TXClyde Walter Owen - Searcy, ARMichael J. Patterson -Lake Charles. LAVictor Brent Ponder - Fairdealing, MOTimothy James Pugh -Vienna, WVTerri Lynn Rine · Searcy, ARlisa Ritchie - Warrington, PARobin Leigh Schwartz - Searcy, ARLaura A. Sitler - Pt~ Blanca, NMBetty Sue Slaughter - Searcy, ARCharles Dwight Smith - Searcy. ARHomer Anderson Stroud - Searcy, ARJames Edward Sutton - Marion, IlTerri Gilyle Taylor . Bartlesville, OKlinda Ruth Thompson . Aluquerque. NMJohn Ward · San Di~o , CABradley Guinn Watson . Searcy, ARJulie Watson · Searcy, ARJanice R. Wood · Starcy, ARRobert Wyatt Woodson . Pine Bluff, ARLori Renee Woodworth · Sciotovillf', OHGraduate Students 247

Alice E. Adams - Ventura. CALori Ann Alderdice - Madison. TNCharlene Kaye Antle . Westville, INGregory S. Atkinson - Montgomery. AlLeanne Baker - Bozeman, MTMichael C. Ballard - Kirkville, NYDebra Lynn Bargo - Ra pid City, SOJill Karin Bartley - Conway. ARWilliam Matthew Bell - Gulf Br~ze, FlTracy Leigh Bickford - Eustis, FlPatricia Ann Billingsley . Port Huron, MIYolanda Marie Bogues - Sterling Heights. MlRichard Mark Branam - Bella Vista, ARAlice Whitson Brown - New York. NYKeith T. Brown - Gilbert, A2Bandi M. Burge - Gulf Br~z e . FlMatthew Byrd - Say, AR.Douglas W. Carmack - W. Palm Beach, FlMelinda Joan Chandler - Nashville. ARJohn Lee Chapel - Tulsa, OKLarry E. Christison - Billings, MTPaul Andrew Cigrang - Westminister. MDGregory E. Cole . Spring. TXGina Leigh Conner - Florence. AlPamela Machell Cook - Pangburn. ARRicky Gene Cook - Pangburn, ARKay Marie Davis - Searcy. ARRobert K. Davis - Memphis, TNPaulette Carol Dickerson - Rock Hil, MOShane Terrill Drollinger - Gympie, AustraliaEdna Ruth Duncan - letona. ARJohn J. Dunne - Valparaiso. INCarlos Espinoza - Guadalupe. Costa RicaAlvin l. Fannin - Byesville, OHHeidi Ann Fecht - Edmond. O KEdward B. Field · Coral Springs, FlTerry G. Betcher - W. Memphis. ARLaura Beth Ford - Crawfordville, FlSteven Travis Fowler - Maud. TXJune Theresa Frederick - Baytown. TXRebecca Marie Fuller - Liverpool. NYGrover Scott Garrett - VoIhite Hall. ARAnne Geri Gray - lubbock. TXDarryl 1. Gregory - Washington. DCKathy Wilson Hardin · Kokomo. INHandojo Hartojo - Jakarta. IndonesiaMelinda Leigh Haynes · Oxford. AlDavid Henry Hill - Searcy. ARYusi Ho - Jakarta. IndonesiaBrad A. Hounsel - Shreveport. LAMalColm Forrest Howell · Searcy, ARSusan Kay Hubbard - Monroe. LAT rad Dawn Hulse - Fayetteville. AREmiko Ikeda · Mito-shi, Ibaraki, JapanLarry James Jackson · Judsonia. ARKendra Lynn Johnson - Paragould. ARNancy E. Juday · Kalamazoo. MITiffany Dawn Kramoski - Sterling, IlThomas Allen Land - Gainesville, FlHolly Lue Livengood - Union Bridge. MOMarvin E. Mathis - Auburn Hill. MlMary Ruth Maxwell - Dearborn. MlElisabeth Cox Milligan - Conway. ARYasintha Munindra - Kabajoran. IndonesiaPaula Denise Nevil - Irving. TXNorberto Otero - Chiriqui. PanamaKaren Jean Pierce - Gulfport. MSRegina Renee Rasnick - Starke. FLRandall Scott Reynolds · Pensacola. FLDaniel Keith Roberson · Judsonia, AR248 Second Semester Students

•Things that go peep In the nightAs two of us in the suite were first peek at our new pets.making out Christmas lists Even though she thought they werein the fall semester, listing precious, she was a little skeptical. Ilots of cologne, sweaters told her, "Cmon, we're seniors now -and books, my suite-mate bounced we won't get caught," but she informedinto the room and announced, me shortly that her worries were"Razorback Grain and Feed is havin' a different. 'They'll smell bad." I toldsale, and I'm gonna get my Daddy her about the owner's plans to changesome chickens." Oh, sure, we chuckled the papers in the box frequently. Thena little, but when she came back an she asked, "Do they ever stophour later with a box of little peppers, peeping?" I probably told her "yes" -our chuckles turned to "chick"les. but I know better now.One of the members of the suite had It took us a day or two to figure outlate permission that night, so when she that the chicks peeped loudest whentiptoed into the darkened room at they were cold. So we took turns12:30, she was quite puzzled by the blowing them with a hair dryer, ortiny bird voices in the bathroom. turned on the heating pad which we'dBecause she thought the rule-breaking put under their box. This kept thepet-keepers were in the rowdy suite peeping to a soft murmur.above us, she stood with her ear to the For six or seven nights in a row, allvent to collect audio-evidence that she four of us in the suite would gather incould use against them later. Satisfied the first room that our R.A. came to atwith her investigation, she slept, only curfew, in order to keep her fromto learn the next morning that she was cutting through the bathroom. Onan accomplice to the actual crime. I about the eighth night, we had alltold her the story - the Christmas gathered for our moment of deceit, onelists, the sale, the secret - then girl did homework, one talked to herdragged her into the bathroom for her boyfriend on the phone, and two of usvisited on the bed over a box ofhomemade fudge. The R.A. turned herkey in the door, and we all began totalk louder to muffle the peeping.'We're all here! Goodnight!" I said.The R.A. -'got a little suspicious.'Why are you rushing me out?" sheasked, with a curious twist to hermouth. (PEEP).'WHAT DID YOU SAY?" I yelled."Oh, I see - you're eating fudge anddidn't want me to have any." Shethought she had discovered our secret,and we let her think it as we laughed,ever so loudly, to drown the littlenoises. Well, she lingered, had a coupleof pieces of chocolate, and wasprobably quite amused by the one girldoing homework ALOUD, one talkingto her boyfriend LOUDLY, and two ofus SCREAMING over a box of fudge.At the end of ten days, and the fallsemester, all seven chicks, still alive,were packed into the car for a long triphome for the Christmas joy of adaddy. Jl!l- Sherry DanielRaben-Marie Roberts - Charleston, SCLisa Sarah Rushing - Miami, FLKevin J. Santiana - Bridgeport. CTSheri Lynn Schoettle · Rogers. ARKenneth M . Shivers · Oxford. MSRebecca E. Skelton - W. Memphis, ARDarrell Ray Spear · Glasgow, KYJason Todd Stephens · Pangburn, ARDale E. Stuck - Strafford. ARGlenn Robert Talbott -lorena, TXKaren Mason Taylor - Ta~macle, NJWesley G_ Thompson - Searcy, ARBryan R. Truex - ~allsville, OHRhonda Sue Umberger - Princeton, WVYasmin Y. Vega - Pangburn, ARLloyd C. Wallace - Denton, TXSusan Marie Ward - Detroit, MIJoe Don Ware - Gainesville, TXSteven J. Watts - Radcliff, KYKaren S. Wheatley - Searcy, ARJohn Michael Williams - Searcy, ARRoslyn Anne Williams - Searcy, ARDanny R. Womack - Salado, ARJohn D. Yee - Braddock Heights, MDMichael John Zanoli - Bi;mingham, MlLana Sue Zartman - Nevada. MOSecond Semester Students 24

, 'T hey stress Christian przncipleshere. You really needthat out In the working world. "- Linda BentonBuddy Ray Aldridge · Dun, .. n, OKVenton Earl Beach · Se .. rc;y, ARPatrick Louis Bowman . Laby~tt~, LATimothy Lee Brown · P .. gosa Sprinp, COWilliam Roy Buchanan - Clilrksvm~, TNLarry Dean Bynum - Van Buren, ARDavid Andrew Cade - Aust~ll, GAJerry Don Crawford - V~mon, TXVictor Isaac Crelia . Ferriday, LAGerald Scot Crenshaw - Magnoli .. , ARJimmie Franklin - Memphis, TNDouglas Brent Franks - Minco, OKJames Allen Gentry - Malvern, ARTimothy Jarrell Gibbs - Carrollton, TXSteven Edward Ginn - DeKalb, TXStephen Wayne Girton - Munc;i~, INDaman Joseph Gray - Ellsworth, KSJames Charles Grayson - Silas, ALRobert Youree Hall - Cook~vill~, TNDavid William Hamilton - Franklin, TNRichard Ferrell Harris, Jr, - Angol .., LACandace Ro-Jeane Hickson - Lafayett~, LAMichael B. Higgins - Farmington, NMJeffrey Hogan - Orang~, TXAllen Howton . Stamps, ARJ School of Biblical Studies

A greater Biblical understanding and trainingThe most intensivecurriculum and strenuousprogram at Harding wasnot a regular degteeprogram,but was the School ofBiblical Studies. T his two-yearprogram was designed "to meet anobvious need to furnish an intensivepractical training program in learningto preach," according to L. V. Pfeifer,director of the program.The school. which stressed Biblicalknowledge and practical field experience,was designed to train men tobe preachers. Most of the 48 studentsthis year were married businessmenwho decided to quit their careers toenter the ministry. Since these studentsneeded to finish school quickly forfinancial reasons, th e four-yearcurriculum was compressed into twoyears. The students took classes 12months per year, with a three weekbreak in August. "It's a very concentrated,fast-moving program - avery tough program," said Pfeifer .Because of the strict, serious natureof the program, potential students hadto meet high standards to be admittedinto the school. These standa rds includedreading, psychological andphysical exams, a personal interview,recommendations, and a high schooldiploma. The enrollment was alsorestricted to 80 students each.In addition to a heavy curriculum,students were required to be activelyinvolved with a nearby congregation,to participate in a domestic campaigneach year and in a foreign campaign atleast once.Classes were held separately fromUniversity classes, although manycourses required in the school werealso offered in the University. Classesmet four days a week, and the studentshad four 90-minute classes in successioneach day.Pfeifer noted two main problemsencountered by the students of theschool. First, many had trouble findingsupport. "It's so demanding that theycannot work," he said, "so they haveto be supported." He added, 'Thesecond problem is the pressure andstress that comes with the program."James Grayson, one HSBS student,concurred with Pfeifer's evaluation."My first eight weeks I was ready tohang it up," he said. "But after I learnedhow and when to study, I began tolike the prografu more and more."Grayson was very supportive of theSchool of Biblical Studies. "I think its avery good program," he said. "Before Ibegan I looked around for other programs,and I was convinced that thisprogram was the best. It gives you anindepth study of the Bible, it has a lotof freedom w ithin it, and it has a lot ofbenefits that go along with it."Grayson especially appreciated theplacement benefits offered by theschool. 'They have a good area searchfor jobs," he said.Pfeifer was happy with the results ofthe program. " We're pleased about thesuccess of our men who graduate," hesaid. "A very low percentage do notcontinue preaching. Most do, andbecome very successful." .lllt- Sherry DanielTod Earl Jones · Flo Carson. COJohn George Krivak . Searcy. ARGerald Wayne Lawrence · Sean::y, ARGary Mack Leftwich · Haulpark, MIStanley Ray Little. Kennelt. MOBradley Keith McAfee· ForI Gibson. OKGary Dean McKinney - Baldwin City. KSPatrick Henry Peck · Duncan. OKSteve Alan Pinion . Clinlon, O KRoy F. Raines - Outk, ARTip Randall Richardson - Balon Rouge, LAWilliam Folsom Russell - Mineola. TXRobert Harvey Sauber - Cryslal. MN1.J. Scoggin, Jr , - Bradford. ARDanny Dale Simmons - Inverness. FlSid James Smith - RKIOt, ARThomas Alan Taylor - Ft. Riley, KSDonnie Mack Trammell - Canyon, TXGaither Lynn Vanderveer - Skialook, OKGergory Joe Vanderveer - Skialook. OKRandy Allan Willingham . Stillwa ter, OKSamuel Jonathan Wilson · Magl\Olia. ARDavid L. Wolfe · Swcy. ARJeff Lynn Ziegler· Boonville. MOSchool of Biblical Studies 25]

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