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Rhodes Pace Bens01l McKl1lley ArmstroTJg Kieffer V¥lission Study c;lass The Mluion Study Class was reorganiz~ tar/y in the fnll term with weekly meetings for the purpose of Healing a closer personal touch wIth the actual problem!! and accomplishment of OUr workers m foreiRn fields and an increas~ interest In world wide evangelism. DevouonaJ exercises and study Opolru characterized these meetings. The ptnny-a-day plan was adopted by several members, and the class undertook its project: the ompletlon of a fund for the purchase of a tent for Brother Reece's work in South Africa. MllSion activiues were given special impetus durmg the winter by inspiration derived from the "lim ilnd It
C::ommercial 'Departmen~ Every year there comes into rhe Commercial Deparcmenr numbers of students tYlth no special talent or training. Their greatest heritage is that they come from the very best homes on the earth and have ambition. But they are not ready to servo: business as business must be served. A few months later, however, these students leave <strong>Harding</strong> College with a thorough and practical training for busi· ness. During recent years many of the Alumi have been placed in positions as stenographer, typist, bookkeeper, or accountant. Many become executlves, some enter the professions, or with this excellent training as a background, pursue further college work. Commercial teachers also find the work invaluable. In irs relation to other departments of the college the Commercial Depart. ment is governed by a standard of ethics approved by the <strong>entire</strong> insticution. Students are not over encouraged to enter the department; special inducements are unknown and other unbecoming and unechical practices are condemned. speaks for itself. The work With its comprehensive courses, its practical mechods, its faculty of Christian instructors and its modern equipment, the growth and popularity of the Commer· cial Department is readily understood and appreciated.
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I '"l' l7ht PETIT) EAN VOLUME vm 19
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C0hu PETIT JEAN VOLUME VIII NINETEN
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FOREWORD If, in our portrayal of th
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ALMA MATER In the foothills of the
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JENNYE HILL HALL "Earth's lIobll!JI
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THE WAY TO EAT AGAIN "Th~ Jiscol't'
Page 18 and 19: LOOKOUT POINT "Th~ pi,,~ is th~ mot
Page 20 and 21: GJaculty and cAdministrative (9ffic
Page 22 and 23: J. N. ARMSTRONG, B. A., M. A., LL.
Page 24 and 25: B. FRANK RHODES, B. A., M. A ProteH
Page 26 and 27: MRS. L. C. SEARS Mana ger of Colleg
Page 28 and 29: I C!lasses../' Oe , Iv' b~na wI,jre
Page 30 and 31: Seniors./'
Page 32 and 33: ROBERT NEIL, B. A. NASHVILLE, TENNE
Page 34 and 35: OPAL BEAN, B. A. KIRB YVILLE, T EXA
Page 36 and 37: ~I \GGI£i BRUMM[TT, B. A. RAY STAP
Page 38 and 39: ALBERT VO ALLME , B. A. LOUISVILLE,
Page 40 and 41: JOYCE SHEWMAKER, B. A. VIOLET HILL,
Page 42 and 43: B ILLY MATTOX OKLAHOMA C ITY, OKLAH
Page 44 and 45: ALBERT MURPHY BERKLEY, M'CH,GAN " H
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Page 48 and 49: GLY, N PARKS LEW ISVILLE, ARKANSAS
Page 50 and 51: WALDEN GARDNER SANTA ROSA. CALI FOR
Page 52 and 53: BORDEN BRADLEY MORRILTON, ARKANSAS
Page 54 and 55: HUBERT McREYNOLDS MORRILTON, ARKANS
Page 56 and 57: NELLE HAYNES MORRILTON, ARKANSAS AL
Page 58 and 59: MARK MILLARD BASIL, KANSAS LOIS BEL
Page 60 and 61: cAcademYf>
Page 62 and 63: cAcademy 1uniors, Sophs and CUreshm
Page 64: FRANK DUNN ETHEL FOWLER c51cademy C
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Page 72 and 73: Expression c;lass MRs. ]. N. ARMSTR
Page 74 and 75: DRAMATIC CLUB
Page 76 and 77: '1Jebatin9 (llass D EAN L. C. S EAR
Page 78 and 79: "Piano C';lass FANNIE MARIE MOODY D
Page 80: "Voice C!lass MRs. J. T. DEAL Direc
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Page 95 and 96: GJeatures/, LTOFO };J tht. Jl..plh)
Page 97 and 98: jfeatute CJeonor ..,...,. 6)3iUy P0
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Page 101 and 102: ATHLETE
Page 103 and 104: MOUNT NEBO The Quapaws roamed near
Page 105 and 106: Fiser is just the man to develop Ha
Page 107 and 108: C'BOQ[sie" Brown l flanking the rig
Page 109 and 110: Judging from results, Coach Borden
Page 111 and 112: Copc-forward-a worker with a lucky
Page 113 and 114: Bradley is facing a real job this s
Page 115 and 116: Brown is Brad's able second at back
Page 117 and 118: OLD FORKED TOP Ages before the whit
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Come back! Ye jriends- Come back, w
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T RAIL MAKERS "/\1'1 so1l1 gon olll
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CAVA LIERS 800t, raddle, to horre,
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Rose 0/ the G
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eollege elub "Rgll ALABAMA Van Alla
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• Calendar rr 'Tis a bright Septe
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UThe Ides of March have come." W. H
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COMPLIMENTS OF THE FEDERAL COMPRESS
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Tri-Service 333-Phone-333 Gas and O
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Compliments of BREAD- The Staff of
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FIRST CLASS BARBER WORK at W. E. Mc
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Morrilton Democrat rrServing The Pe
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MORRILTON HUB OF THE PETITJEAN COUN
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OTHER HARDING COLLEGE BOOSTERS Whit
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