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ROW ONE: Lora Ann Oliver, Grace Ann Howard, Betty Nossaman, Mary Ann Whitaker, Nancy
Stowers, Esther Ramsey, Rita Jo Baldwin, Pat Dial, Minnie Lee Lane, Joy Ganus, Margie McGinnis,
Sarah Jean Covey, Ernestine Latterner, Carol Stevens. ROW TWO: Joy Bell, Babs Lemmons, Nadine
Pate, Clara Nell Waters, Claudette Harris, Ora Lee Heuter, Wilma Wyatt, Donna Zinser, Carldene
Brown, Hazel Stroud, Phyllis Robertson, Mary Vineyard, Virginia Dykes, Darleene Rhodes, Jennie
Schoolfield. ROW THREE: Ronald Smith, Eugene Bailey, Mike Moore, Ken Mallernee, James Gilfilen,
Walter Gilfilen, Richard Salmon, Andy T. Ritchie, Joe Lewis, Sam Haynes, Ken Noland, Tommy
Merritt, Billy Forrest Howell. ROW FOUR: Morgan Richardson, Al Petrich, C. L. Cox, Leon Sanderson,
Jerry Martin, Johnny Brown. Dick Otey, Charles Hare, Paul Clark, Frank Clark, Bob Cross,
Bob Nossaman, Owen D. Olbricht.
SMALL CHORUS ...
of the A Cappella
CllOrus were a typical cross-section of the Harding
College student body. They were selected by audition
from the students enrolled in all departments
of the college and came from homes in seventeen
different states. This year's activities had included
an appearance on the Herald of Truth broadcast
heard from Neosho, Missouri; a ten-day tour
through Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri
and Arkansas; a five day trip that included Arkan-
AUNT RENA - most unforgettable member of
the chorus trips.
sas and Missouri. Also on the agenda, were many
week-end trips, several chapel programs, and a
lectureship program. In addition, a weekly radio
program "Hymns From Harding," was recorded
on the campus. This program is now heard on
forty-five stations throughout the country. The
groups, under the direction of Kenneth Davis, Jr.,
practiced from one to two five afternoons each
week.
SMALL CHORUS OFFICERS - Leon Sanderson,
president; Jerry Chesshir, secretary; Andy T.
Ritchie, vice-president.
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