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ROW ONE: Joe Cannon, Glenn Olbricht, Wil Goodheer, Keith Stotts, George Gurganus, Bob Coburn,
Bob Brown, Mamsi Takata. ROW TWO: Danny )3rown, Eugene Ouzts, Keith Mountjoy, Victor
Lloyd, Gerald Ransom, Carroll Bennett, Joe Cuellar, Ralph Creed, Lehman Hall, Claude Hall. ROW
THREE: Leonard Hall, Jim Tuttleton, Claude Danley, Benton Allen, Jack Meredith, Eddie Morphis,
Bill Grisham, George Kieffer, Finis Caldwell, Herman Alexander, Bob Nichols, Neil Clark, Clifford
Payne. ROW FOUR: Bob Anderson, Harold Romine, Norman Hughes, Duane McCampbell, David
Porter, Owen Olbricht, Louis Stevens, Bill Craddock, Bill Sherrill, Earl Danley, Thurstone Smith,
L. H. Simmons. ROW FIVE: Russell McNalty, Paul Magee, Kenneth Riley, Charles Jordan, James
Brittain, Bob Purdom, Ronald Smith, Fred Riemer, Joe Glover, Marvin Noble, Bob Waggoner.
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STUDENT PREACHERS ...
" ... woe is me, if I preach not the gospel!"
APPROXIMATELY 150 young men at Harding
feel as the apostle Paul did concerning their debt
to those who do not know of the Savior. These
young Christians have the zeal of youth coupled
with the inspiration of great Godly teachers in the
graduate and undergraduate levels of work. This
combination gives many small Arkansas churches
the opportunity to have preaching each Sunday
and gives the students opportunity to preach regularly.
In addition to the regular instruction in classes.
the students preachers have many opportunities
to speak on the campus - in the dining hall
services, at vespers, at the county farm, at Monday
night meeting, and at the preacher's meeting each
Saturday night.
~he student preachers probably do more to
spread the spirit of Harding to nearby communities
than any other single group on the campus. Their
willingness to leave at the crack of dawn (even
earlier in some cases) and drive a great many
miles, often at a financial loss, is a real demonstration
of the Christian spirit.
GLENN BURGESS preached for the West Point
congregation.
AND Virgil Weare led the song service.