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Harding Bulletin August 1978 (vol. 54, no. 2)

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~ C \XI r iii :t:g; ~o Z -I :t: ~ (Jl ~ o z o (":) r ~ A panoramic view of three photographs shows the crowd of 5,530 people that Allen, whose topic was "God Is Able," spoke to one of the largest assemblies in the C/l (/) packed the Harding Athletic-Physical Education Complex on Wednesday, Aug. 9, history of the Church of Christ in . The Workshop attracted participants \l o to hear Jimmy Allen ofSearcy in thefinal night session of the 13-1n-One Workshop. from 41 states and Jour Joreign countries. (Composite photo by Mike James) C/l -I en~ m »\l Ha.rding College Autumn Lectureship 5 ~ -I CJ'l Forums, Classes Planned ~ ;n The Harding College Bible Lec­ God and My Money," and Jimmy Allen (') - tureship theme, "How Great Thou of Searcy, "Preach the Word." .-< » Art," will be a stimUlating topic for the Fourteen classes on worship are also :II VOLUME 54 AUGUST 1978 NUMBER 2 55th annual event October 17-21, included in the schedule for the wor­ ~ according to Dr. Neale Pryor, coor­ ship. t:; \ dinator of the program. Two of the classes will be special ones The first full day of programs for the women attending the lec­ (Wednesday) has been designated as tureship. Becky Tilotta Holbrook of Sep_temb_er .,Ees.tivity_Set Student Day, with the day's activities Nashville, Ark., will be lecturing on otiented toward the youth. Theme "Do You Really Know Him?" in '80th lecturers will be speaking in the reference to God and Joy McMillon of For Benson's Birthday evenings and during chapel sessions the Oklahoma City, Okla., is speaking on Preparations are being made for the will honor the second president of remainder o{ the week. Theme forums "Spiritual Challenges of the Christian 80th Birthday Celebration for Dr. Harding. with multiple speakers will be con­ Woman." George S. Benson, to be hosted at In anticipation of the upcoming ducted at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on both Studies in the worship of youth will Harding on September 26. celebration, Willard Collins, president Thursday and Friday. be conducted by Jack Zorn of Belle "We hope that many of our friends of David Lipscomb College paid tribute Wendell Winkler of Fort Worth, Chasse, La., "Lads to. Leaders" and by will join us on this great occasion," said to Benson, saying, "The church of the , will open the Lectureship Stan Addis of Williamstown, W. Va., Dr. Clifton Ganus, president of Lord is much stronger, Christian Tuesday night speaking on "How Great "How to Conduct Youth Worship." Harding. ''This is one way we can honor colleges and schools are more Thou Art" at the College Church of Lynn McMillon of Oklahoma City, this outstanding Christian educator numerous, and the is a Christ Auditorium. Other theme Okla., will be conducting a class on and his wife, by helping to build an much stronger nation because of this lectures will be delivered by Prentice "Spiritual Leadership in the Home." auditorium bearing his name. The new man." Meador of Springfield, Mo., "Keep Other classes include Jim auditorium, if the Lord wills, should President John Stevens of Abilene Silent Before Him;" Eugene Lawton of McGuiggan of Lubbock, Texas, serve the cause of Christian education Christian University said, "Dr. George Newark, N.J., "Our Bodies, a Living teaching on ' 'Worship in the Old for many years to come." S. Benson's contributions to Christian Sacrifice;" and Cline Paden of Lub­ Testament Prophets," John Belasco of After 29 years as the president of the education have been monumental. In bock, Texas, "To Me Every Knee Shall Royal Oak, Mich., teaching on College, Benson retired in 1965 and has addition, we salute him because Bow." Chapel speakers will include "Motivating the Local Church," Jim since devoted full-time to the National throughout our nation and beyond, he Mike Ireland of Tulsa, Okla., "Teach Wright of Abilene, Texas, on "The Education Program, which he has insisted on responsible government, Us to Pray" and Ted Kell of Lubbock, Place of Singing in Worship," Jack established in 1936 to promote fIScal integrity and honesty in public as Texas, "Who Shall Ascend Thy Holy McKinney of Searcy on "A Study of Americanism. He is an elder at the well as private matters." Hill." New Testament Words for Worship," College Church of Christ and has been "I can think of no party I'd rather Participating in the theme forums Dabney Phillips of Montgomery, Ala., deeply involved in the fund-raising and attend," Jim Bill McInteer, a member will be Kenneth Davis of Searcy, "The on "Worship in the Early Restoration administration of the Zambia Christian of the board and minister of the West Need for Higher Quality of Music in Churches," Joe Jones of Searcy on School in Africa. End Church of Christ in Nashville said, Worship," and Alton Howard of "Studies in Revelation," John T. Willis Ganus noted that Batsell Barrett "but due to preaching a gospel meeting Monroe, La., "The Contributions of of Abilene, Texas, on "Studies in the . Baxter, speaker on the Herald of Truth in Medina, Texas, it will be impossible Modem Church Music to Worship," [See continued story and schedule, television program and chairman of the for me to attend. I am enclosing a check Ed Sanders of Searcy, "The Place of pages 4-5) Bible department at David Lipscomb since Betty and I cannot be there, our Women in New Testament Worship" College, will be the principal speaker at birthday present will." and Everett Ferguson of Abilene, In This Issue .. . the banquet. Ganus also urged all those who were Texas, "Instrumental Music in CCP Graduation ...... " Page 2 All proceeds for the $8O-a-plate able to multiply the cost of the $80 Christian Worship," L. V. Pfeifer of AS Lecture Series...... Page 2 dinner at the American Heritage ticket (most of which is tax deductible) Searcy, "Personal Benefits of the Lord's Campus Notes ...... Page 3 r- Cafeteria will go to the building fund of by two, four, 10 or 100. "Even if you Supper," and Dick Sztanyo of , Bible Lectureship Program . Pages 4-5 ~ the George S. Benson Auditorium. can't be present for the party, we would Texas, "Frequency and Manner of Alumnotes ...... Pages 6-7 Friends and alumni are making deeply appreciate any special gift for Observing the Lord's Supper," Mac­ Homecoming Coupon...... Page 7 D plans now to attend the festivity which [Continued on page 5) Layton of Oklahoma City, Okla., "My Cross Country Preview ...... Page 7

I., Midsurnrner Ceremony Held for CCP Trustee Dies Seventeen members of the Gamma Penn. Those four are Mark Howell campaign work, the CCP students led class, the third of the Harding Christian of Pleasanton, Texas, Bob Cowles of approximately 240 people to After Illness Communications Program, completed Caruthersville, Mo., David Lamb of and encouraged 115 to make public Mr. Richard D. Fuller, member two years of study and training for the Delight, Ark., and Charles Haynes of acknowledgement of wrong. Students of the board of trustees of the ministry in graduation exercises July 29 Trenton, Tenn. in the Gamma class participated in a College, died July 31 in a at the College's American Heritage The other 11 graduates plan to be campaign this summer in London, Memphis hospital after an ex­ Auditorium. involved in local work. These graduates , where 28 people obeyed the tended illness. Joe Jones, assistant director of the are Danny Blevins of Bradford, Bob Gospel in baptism. Mr. Fuller was elected to the program and an instructor in Bible at Crawford of Anacortes, Wash., Tim The 17 graduates bring the total board in 1952 and served actively Harding, gave the principal address Hall from Newcastle, Ind., Carl Hardie number of CCP graduates to 56 men, until his death. He was selected as challenging the men to remember the of Murray, Ky., Kerry Harris of St. who are serving the Lord both in the secretary of the board during ideas found in Isaiah 6. Louis, Mo., Greely Kirkpatrick of United States and abroad. many of his years of service. Isaiah 6 contains the call and Aberdeen, Miss., Norman Martin of The CCP was begun in August 1974 The graveside service was held commissioning of Isaiah as a preacher Dardanelle, Stan Small of Modesto, to fill a need for preachers among the August 1 in Nashville. of God to Israel. In it, Jones made four Calif., Michael Suiter of Ulysses, Kan., . The curriculum He is survived by his wife, points concerning Isaiah and applied Richard Trexler of Jacksonville, and includes study of the Biblical text, Jeilnnie, and two daughters, Mrs. each one to the Gamma (named after Steve West of Fayetteville. church and restoration history, Greek, Sara Brewer and Mrs. Gurlayne the third letter of the Greek alphabet) Awards were presented to Greely missions, sermon preparation and Yarbrough. class students. Kirkpatrick of the Gamma Class and delivery, archeology and geography. The four points were these: first, Jerry Culbertson of Kennett, Mo. of the there was the revelation of God to Delta Class who served as student Isaiah; second, Isaiah prostrated representatives this year. A CCP himself before God; third, Isaiah was student representative serves as a American Studies Lecturers purified by God; and the fourth point liaison between the faculty and was the consecration of Isaiah in the students. Mark Howell' served the Slated .for Fall Semester service of God. Gamma class a~ a student represen­ An impressive list of speakers headed the American Studies Program in a Climaxing Jones' address was a tative during the first year of the two­ by Major General John Singlaub (U.S. dinner meeting at Bill's Restaurant. charge, a charge to say as Isaiah did in year program. Army, ret.) will highlight the American Robert IDeiberg, editor of the verse 8. The Lord had said, "Whom Norman Martin, the oldest member Studies Fall Lecture Series announced business magazine Barron's, will speak shall I send and who will go for us?" of the Gamma class, presented Dr. by Dr. Bill Cox, director of the November 7, followed by Robert L. Isaiah answered, "Here am I, Lord, Jerry Jones, chairman of the Harding American Studies Program. Parker of Parker Drilling Company send ine." With that thought in mind, Bible department, with a monetary gift General Singlaub, an outspoken November 9; Stanley Scott, president of Jones charged the graduates to go into on behalf of students in both the advocate of military preparedness, will the · American Institute of Certified the world and preach the Gospel of Gamma and Delta classes. The speak October 10 in the Harding Main Public Accountants on November 16; Christ. monetary gift is an annual donation to Auditorium. F. D. Covey, senior vice president of The Gamma class came from 11 the Christian Communications Opening the fall series will be Mitchell Energy Corporation in states and two foreign countries. The Program by its students. Stephen Sb~piro on September 14 when Honston, November_ 30; and Dr. graduates will now be going into six "I believe this class has had as much he will discuss "morals in the American George Roche, president of Hillsdale states and two foreign countries. talent as any other graduating class," Media" in the American Heritage College, December 5. John Shepherd, who is from Ed Sanders, director of the program, Auditorium. ~ Scott and Covey will address the Christchurch, New Zealand, will be said. "Graduates from CCP are ex­ September 28, Sam M. Walton, students at BUl's Restaurant. Bleiberg returning to New Zealand to preach perienced. A part of their training is chairman of the board of Wal-Mart and Roche will be in the American and classmate Rudy Schellekens requiring them to work with a church Stores, Inc., will address the students of Heritage Auditorium. returns to his home in Rotterdam, on weekends and they are very effective Holland. in this avenue. They are trained when Four ofthe graduates plan to work-in they graduate." an evangelistic team effort in Butler, Through their preaehing and Bible Department-Names

------~ TICKET COUPON Walker Visiting Gary Walker, mis­ Missions in Lubbock, Texas. The George S. Benson sionary from Banga­ Walker recently earned his dOctorate lore, India, will join in clinical psychology from the National 80th Birthday Celebration the Harding faculty Institute of Mental Health and Neuro this fall as the visit­ Sciences at Bangalore University. YOU ARE INVITED ing professor of Bi­ Walker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. to a very. special event which will honor ble and missions. __ •. _ Richard Walker, former in Dr. George S. Benson on his 80th birthday Allen Huff, mis- Gary Walker Germ1any, and Norway. and help in funding the construction of sionary from Sao Paulo, Brazil, will not Walker and his wife, the former Harding's new auditorium, named for be at Harding, as previously an­ Harding student Kathy Walton, have Dr. Benson. We hope many friends and nounced. two children; three-year-old Joel and alumni will join us September 26 Walker is taking a nine month leave eight-month-old Benjamin. on this great occasion. from his position as coordinator of the congregational stabilization. program in Harding College Bangalore. The program is under the direction of the Sunset Church of Christ Bulletin D Yes! Please reserve __ tickets at $80 per plate. in Lubbock, Texas. Before taking his Number 2 ($75 of this amount is tax deductible as a position in Bangalore, Walker led four Volume 54 A ugust 1978 charitable contribution.) summer campaigns in India. Editor...... Stanley Gr~n D No, I will be unable to attend the birthday celebra­ After receivitJg the associate arts Assistant Editor .. . . Andrea Mannen but am enclosing $ (tax deductible as a degree summa cum laude from Lub­ Assistant Editor . . .. Alice Ann Kellar charitable contribution) as a gift in honor of bock Christian College, Walker Editorial Associate ...... Mike James Dr. Benson to be applied to the George S. Benson graduated magna cum laude with a Staff Artist...... Chuck Hicks Auditorium fund. bachelor's degree in Bible from Published Monthly by Harding College. Harding. Searcy. Arkansas. Second class postage paid Send to: He received his master's degree in at Searcy, Arkansas. Change of address Benson Celebration notices and correspondence should be Box 932, Harding College community service counseling from the addressed to the Office of Publications, Searcy, AR 72143 (Make checks payable to Harding College) University of Central Arkansas and is a Harding College, Box 759, Searcy, Ark. t... ______~ ______-- graduate of the Sunset School of 72143. Page 2 , ...... " •• '" .... -.!!' t , ...V", l \\" l'.,' .. Campus Notes J Mason Returns to Teaching; Robinson Named Art Head Ken Johnson (Accounting) has taken a leave of absence to attend graduate school at Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, chairman of Louisiana Tech in Ruston ... Dr. Raymond Muncy (History and Social Science) will the department of art for 28 years, will author a chapter in a new sociology/anthropology textbook entitled "Sex Roles in leave the head position and return to Communal Utopias." His topic will deal with the Shakers ... Vice President Bm full-time teaching'this fall. She will be Cox addressed the Public Relations-Development workshop at Abilene Christian succeeded by Don Robinson. His University on July 21. Others attending the workshop, held July 20-22, included appointment, announced by President Stan Green and ADdrea M8IIIlen (Public Relations), and Bob W &tson (Develop­ Clifton Ganus, was effective August 21. ment) ... Dr. David Burks (Business) has authored a book on Christian business Robinson, an associate professor, ethics. The new book will be used as a textbook in a course taught by Burks . . . Elizabeth Mason Don Robinson came to Harding in 1962. The Missouri Nancy I.esUe (Nursing) and Janice Bingham (Nursing) have returned from the For many years Mrs. Mason was the native earned his bachelor's from Cameroons and , Africa, respectively, where they worked with students doing only instructor in the department when Southwest Missouri State College and preceptorShips . . . Representing the Southwest Associ,tion of Student Financial the classes were located in the same his master's from Colorado State. He Aid Administrators, RuseU. Showalter (Financial Aids) attended the National building as the Academy. also attended the Sunset School of Council of Financial Aids in Vail, Colorado. Showalter served as president of the Under her leadership the modern­ Preaching. Previously, he taught at Southwest group until July 1 and will remain a member of the council ... Coaches equipped Mildred Taylor Stevens Art high schools in Missouri and Colorado. John Plock, Jerry Mote and Dick Johnson (Physical Education) attended the Center was designed and completed in Arkansas Coaches' Clinic in Conway August 2-4 ... Mn. BeUyW.... n (Education) ~n accomplished artist who has won 1969. attended the annual convention of the International Reading Association in many awards in regional competition, Mrs. Mason was instrumental in the Houston, May 1-5. he was the recipient of the Outstanding formation of the Epsilon Iota chapter of Award in 1fJ12. Kappa 'Pi, a national art fraternity, and Robinson is married to the former is presently on the national scholarship Shirley Whitehead. They have three committee of that organization. Alexand-er Receives Doctorate children, Danny, Mark and Kathy. He She is a member of the Arkansas and Fred J. Alexander, American Association of Higher is an elder at the West Side Church of National Education AssOciations, the director of admis­ Education and the Arkansas Christ. Arkansas Association of University sions, has recently Association of College Admissions Mrs. Mason joined the faculty in . Women and the College Art completed require­ Officers. Alexander has also worked as 1946. She was named professor of art in Association of Amerka. ments for the doctor a consultant with other colleges and 1950. She received her bachelor's Mrs. Mason's husband, Perry, isa of education degree universities. degree from Abilene Christian retired superintendent of Harding from Memphis State He served a two-week practicum at University majoring in art and biology. Academy. Their children are Perry of University. Fred Alextznder Carnegie-Mellon University in Pitt­ Her master's was from George Peabody Lubbock, Texas and Molly Noble of Alexander, who joined the Harding sburg, Pennsylvania this summer. College. Albany, Ga. staff in 1968, was awarded the degree in higher education administration on August 12. His' collateral study was in marketing. HiS'doctorw essay was titled Sixteen Members Added to Faculty "Administrative Opinions Concerning Sixteen new members will' join the The Bible and education depart­ Dr. Heber Taylor is a new professor the Utilization of Marketing Strategies Harding College faculty this fall in­ ments will each have two new members in the department of journalism. He in the Management of Higher creasing the size of the College faculty this fall. holds the bachelor's degree from the Education Institutions in the United to 178, the largest in the history of the Tommy Alexander will be a new University of Arkansas, the master's States." school. instructor in Bible while Gary Walker degree from Vanderbilt and the Ph.D. The Texas native received the The nursing department -is adding of Bangalore, India, will be the visiting from the University of Missouri. bachelor's degree _from Abilene four new members including Jerry missionary. Also being added this fall to the staff Christian University and also his Myhan and Nancy Baither Symanowitz Alexander has the M.A. and M.Th. at Harding is Dennis Swayne, who will master's in education. He has done post as associate instructors, Rebecca degrees from Harding Graduate School be the assistant director of the graduate work in music at the Matthews as an assistant professor and of Religion. Walker is a 1970 graduate Educational Media Center. Swayne University of Michigan. Dr. Ruth Cole as a professor. of Harding who holds the M.S. degree holds the B.A. degree from Harding Alexander taught at Moran High Myhan holds the B.S. in nursing in community service counseling from and has done graduate work at the School and Baird High School in Texas from St. Louis University and B.A. Central Arkansas University. Harding Graduate School of Religion. and at Michigan Christian College, degrees in Bible and biology from New members in the education where he also served as registrar and Harding. Mrs. Symanowitz holds the department will be Richard Duke as an director of admissions. B.S.N. from Harding, and was one of instructor and Dr. Mary Ann Harris as ,Women's Fellowship He is a member of the American the first graduates from the program. associate professor. Duke holds the Association of Collegiate Registrars Mrs. Matthews has the master of B.A. and the M.Ed. from Harding with Set for S~ptember 16 and Admissions Officers and also of the nursing science from the University of an emphasis in Bible. Dr. Harris is a The first JOY women's fellowship of group's Arkansas affiliate. Other Arkansas for Medical Sciences campus. graduate of Harding and holds the the new school year, scheduled for professional organizations he belongs Dr. Cole is former dean of the Murray master's and doctoral degrees from September 16, will consider the topic, to include the National Association of State University () depart­ Memphis State University in education. "As Christ Accepted Us." College Admissions Counselors, the ment of nursing and holds the Ed.D. Jack Boustead will be the new Two college students and two women from Indiana University. swimming coach and also an assistant from Searcy will speak on the program. Three new members will be in the professor in the physical education r Judy Craft, a senior from Memphis and ACT National Test department of business and economics department. He holds the B.S. degree co-chairman of JOY, will speak on this fall '- Thomas Maddox and James from David Lipscomb and the M.Ed. "God Sees Not as Man Sees." "Seventy Dates Announced Henderson as assistant professors and from Wayne .State University. Times Seven" will be the topic of Cindy The American College Test will be Jim Hannah as adjunct professor of A. R. Brown, M.D., is a retired Ragland, a junior from Oxford, Miss. given at Harding on each of the five business law. Searcy physician who will be serving as Mary Bales, homemaker and wife of * national test dates. The 1978 dates are Maddox is a 1972 graduate of counselor in the Counseling Center on Bible professor J. D. Bales, will share October 21 and December 9. In 1979, Harding who holds the CPA certificate the Harding campus. He also serVes as thoughts on "The Measure You Give." tests will be given February 10, April 7 and an M.B.A. degree from Memphis an elder of the West Side Church of Becky Moore, women's counselor for and June 23. State University in accounting. Hen­ Christ. the College Church of Christ, will speak All students entering college for the derson, who is also a graduate of Ron Finley will serve the college as on "Christ Living in Me." first time are required to take the ACT. Harding, holds the M.S. in accounting assistant registrar. He holds both the A special movie, "Johnny Lingo" Also, applicants who have fewer than from Memphis State and is working on B.S.E. and M.Ed. degrees from the (also known as "Seven Cow Wife") will 14 semester hours of college credit must his doctorate from Texas A & M University of Arkansas. be shown. be tested. For more information, University. Jim Hannah is a Searcy A Harding graduate, John Keller will The fellowship will be held 9: 30 a.m. contact the Testing Office, Harding attorney who will be teaching one be an associate instructor in art this to 2:30 p.m. in the American Heritage College, Searcy, Ark. 72143. course of business law. fall, Keller holds the B.A. degree in art. Auditorium. Page 3 55th Annual Harding College Bi

Theme Lectures How Great Thou Art...... Keep SUent Before Him ... . Our Bodies, A Living Sacrifice To Me Every Knee Shall Bow Teach Us to Pray ...... Who Shall Ascend Thy Holy

Theme Forums The Need for Higher Quality The Contributions of Modem The Place of Women in New Instrumental Music in Christia Personal Benefits in the Lord' Frequency and Manner of Ob My God and My Money ... . Preach the Word ...... /"

Student Day Lectu' Lord, IfIt Be Thou ...... Rock Music and the Christian. Eighteen Years Behind Bars. Potpourri: Christian and Ment :;: Harnessing Youth Power... . From a Towel to Glory ... . Social Drinking ...... The Theology of Singing ... . Creative Christian Coping Ski

Classes Lads to Leaders ...... Spiritual Leadership in the H Worship in the Old T estamen Do You Really Know Him? . Motivating the Local Church. The Place of Singing in Wors October 17-21, 1'78 A Study of New Testament Worship in the Early Restora Spiritual Challenges of the C

I Searcy,~kansas Studies in Revelation...... How to Conduct Youth Wors Thou Shalt Worship the Lord Studies in the Psalms ...... Please Post on Bulletin Board Principles of Church Growth

Page 4 "Cometogether" Family Day To Conclude Lectureship Starting early in the morning and both the Patti Cobb and American ceasing late that night, the Family Day Heritage Cafeterias. All visitors will be session of the 55th Annual Bible guests of the college during the two­ Lectureship, "Cometogether," is bound hour noon meal which begins at 11 a.m. Bible Lectureship to be an affair for the whole family. With eating and one musical show Family Day is scheduled for out of the way, the next stop will be Saturday, October 21, concluding the Alumni Field where the Bisons will week's activities. The annual lec­ battle Henderson State University in an tureship will begin on October 17. (For Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference football game. ~res more information on the speakers at the Lectureship, see article on page 1.) Additional entertainment at the rt ..... , ...... : ... Wendell Winkler, Fort W'orth, Tx. Occupying the morning, the final football field will be the Bison Band, which wilf present both a pregame and ; Him ...... : .... ~ .. . . ; .... Prentice Meador, Springfield, Mo. session of the Associated Women for halftime show. hg Sacrifice...... Eugene Lawton, Neward, N. J. Harding Gift Fair will begin at 9 a.m. Shall Bow ...... ' ...... Cline Paden, Lubbock, T x. and end at noon. Following the game, both cafeterias will be open for the convenience of Beginning at 8:30 a.m." an hour will ...... Mike Ireland, Tulsa, Okla. visitors with opening scheduled for 4:30 be devoted to campus tours with Thy Holy Hill ...... Ted Kell, Lubbock, T x. and closing at 6 p.m. students playing hosts for their From 5:30-7 p.m., the residence haIls families. And if the students need will be oPen to campus visitors who may assistance, campus guides will be make tours of the rooms and visit with lms available. residents and staff. eer Quality of Music in Worship ...... Kenneth Davis, Searcy, Ark. Harding's Time of Day will present a The evening assembly begins at 7:30 of Modern Church Music to Worship .... Alton Howard, Monroe, La. premiere performance of their p.m. with President Ganus speaking on repertoire at, 9:30 a.m. in the American "Our Harding College" in the Ad­ en in New Testament Worshi'p ...... Ed Sanders, Searcy, Ark. Heritage Auditorium. The show will ministration Building Auditorium. The : in Christian Worship ...... Everett Ferguson, Abilene, Tx. finish about 10:15, setting the stage for highly-acclaimed Belles and Beaux, a a mixer in the lobby of the American the Lord's Supper ...... •, ... L. V. Pfeifer, Searcy, Ark. versatile group of popular entertainers, r Heritage. will perform their 1978-79 Showcase. Inner of Observing the Lord's Supper ...... Dick Sztanyo, Dallas, Tx. Dr. Clifton L. Ganus, Jr., president ,/ . A devotional by the Lily Pool will [oney ..... ',' . . " " ..... , .. . .. Mac Layton, Oklahoma City, Okla. of Harding, other administrators, and conclude the day's activities beginning . ... , ...... Jimmy Allen, Sean;:y, Ark. faculty members will gather in the at 9:30 p.m. The devotionals by the Lily American Heritage lobby to meet and Pool have become a regular feature on greet parents, students and others. the Harding. campus where students, Barbecue is the next plan of action. A faculty, and parents alike can pause Lectures time-honored treat for Harding visitors, from the day's activities for a period of ...... , ...... Ron Gholston, Williamstown, W. V. a free noon barbecue, will be hosted at worship together . ~ Christian ...... Charles Chalmers, Mammoth Spring, Ark. hind Bars ...... " .. . . Bill Crossman, Leavenworth, Kans. n and Mental Health ...... Travis Jenkins, Springdale, Ark. Bible Lectureship [Continuedjrompagel] Power...... Ron Gholston, Williamstown, W. V. Psalms," and Jerry Jones of Searcy on Prentice Meador of Springfield, Mo., Ilory .. . ; , . . , ...... : ...... Prentice Meador, Springfield, Mo. "Principles of Church Growth as Seen lim McGuiggan and Everett Ferguson in Acts." of Abilene, Texas. The topics will range '...... , ... , , ...... Jim McGuiggan, Lubbock, Tx. The Wednesday session of the from rock music to prison to social inging ...... , . . .. . Everett Fer9uson, Abilene, Tx. Lectureship will again be "Student drinking. Coping Skills .. . . " ;' ... . , ...... Travis Jenkins, Springdale, Ark. Day" with college classes being Prentice Meador will speak that dismissed so that students may attend night at the College Church lectures. Auditorium on the subject of "Keep The "Student Day" speakers include Silent Before Him." There will be two Ron Gholston of Williamstown, W. services that night ...... Jack Zorn, Belle Chasse, La. Va., Charles Chalmers of Mammoth A hymn sing around the Lily Pool ip in the Home ...... , ..... Lynn McMillon, Oklahoma City, Okla. Springs, Bill Crossman of Leavenworth, will climax the day's activities. l Testament P(ophets ...... Jim McGuiggan, Lubbock, T x. Kan., Travis Jenkins of Springdale, For more information, contact the )w Him? ...... Becky Tilotta Holbrook, Nashville, Ark. Bible Department, Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas, 72143. 501-268-6161, al Church ...... John Belasco, Royal Oak, Mich. Benson [Cont. from page 1] ext. 448. g in Worship ...... Jim Wright, Abilene, Tx. the auditorium in Dr. Benson's honor," ~stament Words for Worship ...... Jack McKinney, Searcy, Ark. he continued. "These special, one-time ly Restoration Churches ...... Dabney Phillips, Montgomery, Ala. gifts will not be related to other con­ Fall Calendar !S of the Christian Woman ..... Joy McMillon, Oklahoma City, Okla. tributions. " Sept. 7 =- American Studies Lecture, on...... Joe Jones, Searcy, Ark. Pledges totaling $2 million have been Dr. Clifton L. Ganus made toward the construction costs, outh Worship ...... Stan Addis, Williamstown, W. V. Sept. ·9 - Football, Dad's Night, leaving $600,000 still to be raised. Lane College \p the Lord Thy God...... Andy T. Ritchie, Jr., Searcy, Ark. Construction on the facility has been Sept. 14 - American Studies rns •...... John T. Willis, Abilene, Tx. underway since March 2 and is lecture, Stephen Shapiro :h Growth as Seen in Acts .. '...... Jerry Jones, Searcy, Ark. scheduled to be completed in the fall of Sept. 23 - Football, Southwest 1 ~9. The building will be fan-shaped Missouri and will accommodate 3,400 theatre Oct. 10 - American Studies Lec­ seats. It will permit the entire student tures, Maj. Gen. John Singlaub body and faculty to meet for a single Oct. 17-21 - 55th Bible Lectureship daily chapel service. Located I at. the Nov. 1-4 - Musical Production corner of Center and Blakeney Streets, "Brigadoon" the completed Benson Auditorium will Nov. 4 - Football, Homecoming, stand where the old tennis courts were Southern Arkansas once situated. Page 5 . **"'CLUB NOtIcE*"'* Karen Lynn ('79) to David Morris (BS '78) July 22 in Memphis. The TNT Club will have its reunion on November 4 (Homecoming Day) right after ALUMNOTES the football game, fcom 4 to 6 p.m" in room - ----__ BIRTHS 100 of the new Physical Education Center. Daughter, Jacqueline Renee, to Ed (BA _--+___ WHAT'S NEW All former members are urged to come by Frances Prater (BA '71). The couple has two and sign the register and visit for a while. '74) and Tresia Burris (BA '74) Eason July 3 Class of 1950 children, Brent and Kevin. Daughter, Kelly Lynn, to Gary ('73) and Max D. Mowrer (BA) has been named "'''''''''' Janet Sue Truex May 9. president of Western Christian College in Qass of 1974 Sub-T 16 will have their 50th reunion Daughter, Katie Suzanne, to Dennis (BS North Weyburn, Saskatchewan, . Karia Fuller (BS) has accepted a position celebration for all former members after the '72) and Rita Fant May 15. He had previously been associated with as director of dietetics at Haywood County Homecoming game November 4. Daughter, Torie Elaine, to Jeffery (BA Great Lakes Christian College in Beam­ Hospital. '74) and Teresa Sample (BA '74) Himelick sville, Ontario, Canada. She received the master's degree from the November 3, 1977. University of Kentucky in 1977 in nutrition _____ MARRIAGES Son, Matthew William, to Cordell ('73) Class of 1967 and food science. and Patty Proctor ('76) Battles April 4 in Cliff Jones (M. Ed.) was selected as an Lana Jo DeLong (BA '69) to J. C. Davis Memphis, Tenn. Outstanding Young Man of America. He is aass of 1975 (BA '70) June 20 in Arlington, Texas. Son, Matthew Thomas, to Tony OOA '72) teaching Bible and speech at Greater Margaret Wilson (BA) received the David H. O'Neil (BS '74) to Aiice G. and Debbie Kirk April 20. Atlanta Christian where he also coaches the master's degree in education with an Ironside March 4 in Memphis, Tenn. Son, Kevin, to Bill (BS '72) and Frances debate team. elementary supervisor's certificate from Virginia Lee Nichols (BA '71) to Paul E. Prater (BA '71) Chism December 2l, 1977. " Abilene Christian University April 20. She Welch June 17 in Shreveport, La. Daughter, Katherine Lynn, to David and au. of 1968 has been employed by 'the Sweetwater Mary Lisa Milstead (BA '75) to Samuel Donna Chambers (BA '66) Weselius Ronnie Brown has enrolled in the Independent School District for the pait Fredrick Williamson June 2 in Florence, September 3, 1977. graduate school at Arkansas Tech three years as a second grade teacher. Ala. Son, Nathan Warren, to Warren (BA '74) University and will join the coaching staff as •••• Sally Mae RUey (BA '71) to Darrell Cobb and Georgia RasOr (BA '74) King May 2 an assistant basketball coach. He was a Kerineth Burton (BA) is currently serving June 17. Son, David Ryan, to Fred and Vicki member of the Bison Basketball team from as ' fun-time minister for the Hillview Kathy Ann Bullard ('76) to Jonathan Ray Bristow (BA '73) Gallo April 26. 1964-66. His 47-point performance against Terrace Church of Christ in Moundsville, Sweeney July 22 in searcy. Son, Da~ Matthew, to George and Tech in 1966 remains on the Harding record W.V. Karen Evonne Widel (BA '75) to Ronald Linda Bect (BA '70) Wallingford March 11. books for most points by an individual in a He is married to the former Diane petty J. Blachly (BA '73) February 29, 1977 in Son, Wesley Jay, 'to Welberand Saundra single game. (BA). Blackwater, Mo. Tollett (BA '64) Stanley Jline 4 in Amelia Anne Griffin (BA '65) to Patrick Texarkana; .Texas. ' au. of 1970 a.. of 1977 R. Patterson April I in Memphis, Tenn. Son, BUlie Lynn, III, to Lynn (BS '73) aDd Navy Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Jim Lackie (BA) passed all foul' parts of Cheryl Beth Morgan ('81) to Byron Dierdra Evans June 14. Billie has a two-year Berryhill (BS) was promoted to his present the CPA exam in November 1977. He will Johnson June JO in DaDas, Texas. old sister" Danielle Ann. rank while serving at the Naval Regional begin law school at LSU this fall. Penny Nichols (BA '75) to William T. . Son, Peter, to Gary (BS '72) and Karen Medical' Center in San Diego, . •••• Burks, Jr. April 14 in Shreveport, La. Suesy ('72) Woodward born in Korea Kevin Penick (BS) received the master's Linda Lou Hecker (BA '74) to Jackie Gil January 8, 1974 - recently adopted. Class of 1972 of professional accounting degree from Yoder July 8 in Ft. Worth, Texas. Daughter, Kara Jill, to Larry and Tony Kirk. (BA '72) has been selected in Georgia State University August 19. In Mary Jo Hinerman (BA '74) to Jim Norris Margaret Mobley (BA '70) Baldwin June 17 the 1978 edition of Outstanding Young Men September he will start to work for Price May 13 in Oxford, Miss. in Murray, Ky. of America. Waterhouse and Company in Atlanta. Mary Ellen Lewis (BA '74) to Ocon Son, Zachary Arden, to Shawn OOA '73) •••• Mr. PeniCk is married to the fonner Katy Koettel May 21 in Newport. and Stephanie Green (BA '72) Jones May 19 William R. Chism (BS) has just com­ Pryor (BA). Melinda Watson ('80) to David Kenneth in Deweyville, Texas. pleted a two year commitment as an op­ •••• Hewitt ('78) August 27, 1977. Daughter, Jennifer Renee, to Kenneth tometrist in the Navy stationed at Cliff Jones (M. Ed.) is serving as debate David W. Scobey, Jr. ('78) to Debbie (BA '75) and Diane Petty (BA '75) Burton Jacksonville, Fla. and Millington, Tenn. He coach for Greater Atlanta Christian School. . Westmoreland December 17, 1977 in April 28. set up private practice as an optometrist in He also teaches Bible and speech there. He Auburn, Ala. Daughter, Sherrill Louise, to Clifton (BA Branson, Mo. June 15. is youth minister for the campus Church of ,Sandra Kay Williams (BA '72) to Harry '66) and Debbie Lynn (BA '76) Ganus'July Dr. Chism is married to the former Christ, Norcross, Ga. Lee Ware, Jr. (BA '73)June 3 in Uttle Rock. 17 in Searcy. Alumni' life Fifth Grade Instructor Finds Success Formula Inspiration i" not a word most 10- write letters to President Iimmy Carter, year-olds could define. But Harding Governor David Pryor and Con­ alumna Arzella Sandefur has taught gressman Bill Alexander "They all more than a definition to her energetic received replies and were so excited," fifth graders at the' East Elementary she recounted. "Several of them came School in Osceola, Arkansas. to my house immediately after they Under Miss Sandefur's direction last received a picture of P,resident Carter year, the class of 2S students actively and a letter from him." completed a variety of projects, both The children were given a civic educational and benevolent. awareness when Miss Sandefur re­ One project involved collecting soup quired a research project on crime labels for equipment. Miss Sandefur's and punishment. "The students took class aided in gathering enough labels their pencils and pads and went all over two years ago to cash in on a set of town asking people what the punish­ encyclopedias for the school. This year, ment should be for certain crimes. They her fifth graders collected 2,600 labels then presented their poll results in I' for volleyball equipment. "They really class," she said. "Two girls even made Arzella Sandefur [left] gives directions to her fifth graders before their performance got out and worked hard, going door­ an appointment to see a lawyer." The of "Thar's Feuden in Them Thar Hills." (Photo by Blytheville Courier) to-door, writing aunts and uncles, and project was followed by a policeman, getting parents to buy soup just for the the fire chief and a lawyer coming to the to name them all. But primarily authority. "They come talk to me, if labels," related the former Harding class to speak. because of her interest, my child enjoys they want to, about problems at home elementary education major. "If they The year full of class involvement school and is sorry to see the school year and at school." have a surplus of cans at home, they prompted one parent to anonymously coming to a close." The easygoing Miss Sandefur bring some to school, to be given to write the superintendent of Osceola The popular teacher she is, Miss confesses that she has a formula for needy people at Christmas. Also at schools. The letter about Miss Sandefur Sandefur still believes in strong success in her profession. "I learn my Christmastime, we take up a collection was later published in the local paper. discipline. "You have to set the laws students the first few weeks." After to buy a tree for a family that wouldn't " As a parent, I feel you have a down," she said. "Once you let up, sizing up their capabilities and have had one," said the '74 graduate. teacher that is worthy of public you've lost it. I let them explain, but backgrounds, she motivates them to The Panama Canal Issue stirred the recognition. She has helped my child they know what's expected." The fifth take an interest in learning. She makes classes' interest in government so Miss become a more responsible and grade teacher, who'll begin her fifth it fun for her students. But her ultimate . Sandefur encouraged involvement by energetic person. She has been involved year in the classroom this fall, believes secret has to lie in the way. she feels having her students in reading class in so many things it would be difficult you have to be a friend as well as an about teaching: "I love itl" Page 6 in Conway. The coup.!e has another Son, David Sage, to David (BA '74) and daughter, Michelle. Rose Ellen Toll (BA '73) Boyd June 16. Son, David Loyd, to Richard (BA '74) and Son, Jason Noel, to Virgil (BA '73) and Homecoming '78 Debbie Ganus (BS '72) Duke April 10. Helen Louise Curry ('74) Barnard December November 1-4,1978 Son, Zachary Michael, to Gordon ('74) 17, 1977. and Jan Dasher January 12. Son, Jonathan Michael, to Eugene (BA Nov. 1 Homecoming Musical, 8:15 p.m., "Brigadoon," Son, Stephen Lee, to John S. (BA '74) and '74) and Karen Moran ('75) Goudeau May Main Aud., 53.00 Holly Overbey (BA '74) Cooper June 4. 8. Daughter, Montserrat Duran Giralt, to Son, Joshua Shane, to Steven and Yvonne Nov. 2 Homecoming Musical, 8:15 p.m., "Brigadoon," Tony ('74) and Montserrat Duran Sosa Redding ('74) Jones June 3. Main Aud., 53.00 October 9, 1977. Daughter, Tara Selena, to Glenn E. (BA Daughter, Katrina Annette, to Bob (BS '74) and Margaret Rubarts (BA '74) Nov. 3 Black and Gold Banquet '72) and Georgina Peddle (BA '73) Kee Greenville September 19, 1977. Charles White Cafeteria, 5:30 p.m. March 22. Son, Barry David, to James (BA '74) and Speaker, To Be Announced Daughter, Heather Virginia, to Chris and Beth Ann Greene November 1, 1977. Meal Charge, S4.00 Cynthia Lea ('74) Burgin February 25. Daughter, Renee Elise, to Ben (BA '74) Son, Aaron Michael, to Michael (BA '74) and Sheila Faye Lucas (BA '74) Burger Homecoming Musical, 8:15 p.m., "Brigadoon," and Sharon Westerfield January 4 in York, November 8, 1977. Main Aud., 53.00 Neb. Daughter, Becky Lanae, to Everett and Nov. 4 Complimentary Continental Breakfast for Alumni Annie Mae Steuart (BA '74) Hinton AUgJlst ______SYMPATHY 7:30-9:00 a.m., Hammon Student Center 10, 1977. To the family cif Mrs. C; C. Brakebill, the Alumni Chapel, 9:30 a.m. Daughter, Tiffany Danette, to Gary and former Estelle Hamilton, who passed away American Heritage Auditorium Joyce Ann Stanley (BA '74) Self June 14. November 19, 1977 in Little Rock. Daughter, Leah Rene, to Paul ('76) and To Mrs. Linda Howard, the former Linda Homecoming Parade, H:OO a.m. Cynthia Grisham (BS '74) Atkinson March Crowell ('69), whose mother, Mrs. LoraiDe Football Game; Harding vs. Southern Arkansas 6. Crowell, passed away May 2S in Ft. Worth, 2:00 p.m., I Admission 53.00 Adults, 52.00 Students Daughter, Julia Ann, to David Bruce (BA Texas. Reserved Seats 51.00 extra '74) and Patricia Ann McElwain April 24 in To Douglas Jones (BA '75) of Alton, Baltimore, Md. Illinois, whose wife Rebecca Murrie Jones Pre-game show 1:40 p.m. Son, James Michael, to Jim (BA '76) and (BA '76) died July 4 in an auto accident. - Variety Show, 6:30p.m., and 8:30 p.m., Pamela Cox (BA '74) Womack March 14. To the family of John Reese. He served as Rhodes Memorial Fieldhouse 5.SO Son, Shawn, to Siong (BS '74) and Lily president of the board and business Yong ('77) Ng April 9. manager of Harding from 1934-37. Reese Homecoming Musical, 8:15 p.m., "Brigadoon," Daughter, Jill Ann, to Ed and Jan Pierce died March 10. Funeral services were held Main Aud., 53.00 (BS '74) Kinworthy August 1, 1977. in Nashville, Ark. Daughter, Melanie Joy, to David (BA '73) To the family of Elmer Baggett who died Reunions: Classes of'28, '33, '38, '43, '48, '53 (Honor Class), and Betty Smith (BA '74) Luke April 18 in June 20. He was the father of Dr. G. E. '58, '63, '68, '73. West . Baggett (BA 'SO), associate professor of Alumni, club and organizational reunions will be listed at the Message Center in the Daughter. Trisha Renee, to Stanley (BA music, and the grandfather of Mrs. Larry lobby of the American Heritage Building. '74) and Merlene Taylor May 24:in Potosi, (Rosemary Baggett) Wilson (BA '73) and Mo. Robert Baggett (BA '77). Enclosed is 5 for (number) tickets at 53.00 each to the musical on Nov. ___ . Cross Country Preview Enclosed is 5 for (number) tickets at 54.00 each to the Black and Gold Banquet. Enclosed is 5 for (number) tickets at S4.00 each to the Bison Runners to Seek Eighth football game. (Resl'lrvedseats) Enclosed is 5 for (number) general admission (Adults Consecutive AIC Title 53.00, Students 52.(0) tickets to the Bison football game. Harding's Ted LIoyd wiJI be looking Enclosed-is S for (number) tickets for the Variety Show at Kansas, are both on the comeback trail p.m. (5.50 each). ,-:t'! a ~up of We returning lettermen to and will have Lloyd's eye on them this '':-; provide the: manpower needed to fall. lloyd also sees sophomores John Send request to: Dr. James Carr, Box 1224, Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas 72143. -~/' , , capture the Bisons' eighth consecutiv~ McAlister of Temple Hills, Md. and • ,;UC ~ and sixth consecutive NAIA Carter Lambert of Pearl, Miss. as Qjstrict 17 titles. potential point-getters in competition :":"V'fe will have an excellent team, this season. Boustead Named Swim Coach ~eriJhough we lost four who ran in the Perhaps the Bisons' top incoming Me ,last year," Lloyd stated. Without freshman prospect will- be Steve Jack Boustead has ville, Tenn. a.,n 'Overwhelming influx of freshman Schmitz. From Juneau,' Alaska, Sch­ been appointed He replaces Arnold Pylkas, who recruits, seasoned veterans will con- swimming instructor resigned to assume the directorship of r ~ " mitz was the state champion miler and ~tute the majority of Lloyd's squad. ·two miler, turning in times of 4:25 and and coach at Hard­ the Paragould Children's Home in ~mong them will be the five lettermen 9:43 respectively. ing. Paragould. - ""Phil Hostetler, Richard Teixeira, Boustead, a 46- Boustead is married to the former Three runners who scored in last John Sills, Mark Williams and Steve year-old native _ of 8illie C. Chaffin, and they have four year's conference meet will not return. Gambill Detroit, Mich., was a Jack Boustead children - Pamela, Cynthia, Michael Marshall Grate, a four-year standout Hostetler, a senior froni Topeka, junior high instructor in East Detroit and Sarah. They reside at 125 Choctaw and the 1 '178 AIC Scholar-Athlete, Ind., will captain the Bison team. A before accepting the positition at Hard­ in Cloverdale. graduated and Matt Grate and Jimmy three-year letterman, he surged to the ing. His teaching duties in East Detroit front ranks of Harding runners near the McClain will not return. included health, physical education, close of the season. The smallish runner Even after taking into account the coaching and periodic supervision of Harding Publication finished in lithe runner-up position in loss of the trio, Lloyd feels that Har­ student . the AIC-NAIA District 17 cham­ ding, from a preseason vantage point, A competitive swimmer in high Awarded Citation pionships and was the Bisons' fastest still has the best chance to win the AIC school and college, Boustead will be the A Harding College publication, man in the NAIA championship, and NAIA District 17 titles again. coach of Harding's swimming team "Harding '77", was named the covering the five-mile course in 25:30. Lloyd bases this belief on the fact that which won the Arkansas Intercollegiate recipient of a Citation for Excellence by Teixeira, who suffered an injury and the Bisons, of all the league teams, have Conference championship in 1976 and the College s.ports Information did not compete in the last two meets of been least affected by graduation. finished second last season. Directors Association at its national the 1 '177 season, will be in the company Rounding out the Harding squad for A member of the Board of Directors convention in Atlanta, Ga. in June. 'of fellow sophomore Sills, who was the season will be Greg Green of of Michigan Christian Youth Camp, The announcement was made by voted Most ImprOVed Runner by his Searcy, Kelly Kemp and Mike Howell Boustead is certified to teach skin awards chairman Fred Nuesch of Texas teammates last year. Sills, of Eads, of Rockledge, Fla., and Mark Piller of diving, water safety and first aid, in A&I University. Tenn., was another Bison runner who Neenah, Wis., all of whom have addition to possessing a secondary Harding's brochure entry covered the made great strides as a freshman. He acquired a year's experience on the teaching certificate in Michigan. intercollegiate cross country program of finished fifth in the AIC-NAIA District team. Additional freshmen squadmen Boustead holds the master's degree the college. It was designed and edited 17 meet and was just 20 seconds behind Howard Sennett of St. Petersburg, Fla., from Wayne State University of Detroit by Stan Gree~, director of public Hostetler at the nationals. and Benny Cooper of Monticello will with an emphasis in health and physical relations, and the statistical data was As juniors, Gambill, from Lubbock, make their debut as intercollegiate education. His bachelor's degree is compiled by student assistant Charles Texas, and Williams, from Wichita, cross country men. from David Lipscomb College in Nash- Murphy, a sophomore from Searcy. Page 7 PUBLISHED MONTHLY, SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT SEARCY, AR 72143 Harding College !i, 'Harding College Harding College admits students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin, Also, as required by Title I X of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Harding College does 'not discriminate on the basis of sex In Its Llt;l'U'Y 'educational program or activities or employment except where necessitated by specific religious tenets held Harding College Box 928 'Bulletin by the Institution lind Its controlling body, Searcy, Arkansas 12143 ullet,in ... & AUGUST 1978

BIG EVENTS IN AUGUST [Clockwisejrom top left] - Coordinator of the 13-In-I Workshop Jerry Jones aids registration worker Terry Mills . .. Summer Graduation speaker Phillip Morrison, minister of the White Station Church of Christ in Memphis ... Registration scene at the I3-In-I Workshop ... Mike Lucas teaches a session in the visual aids workshop.