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Bulletill HARDING COLLEGE

Richardson as Pagliaccio

Little Rock Opera Likes Our Singers

Morgan Richardson, post grad­uate music major from Bellewood, Ill., was chosen for the star role in "Pagliacci," presented this month in the Robinson Memorial auditorium in Little Rock. In the other half of the twin bill, "Cavalleria Rusti­cana," Charlene Harris, junior Eng­lish major, was picked to sing the part of Mama Lucia. The A Cap­pella Chorus contributed 25 mem­bers to t he choral efforts of the two operas.

Richardson, who has shown great versatility and talent in other roles, has been such an outstanding suc­cess in the lead of "Pagliacci" that he has gained considerable fame both here and at Chicago for his sup e r b performances, and was therefore the natural choice for the Little Rock presentation.

Prof. Kenneth Davis, who tri­umphed in Little Rock last spring in "Rigoletto," will sing as Turridu in "Cavalleria Rusticana."

Where Christian and American ideals go hand-in-hand

Who's Who Lists 20 Harding Students Twenty students at H arding Col­

lege have been named to Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges in recognition of outstand­ing abilities and leadership. Candi­dates are chosen on the basis of contributions to every phase of stu­dent life , inc 1 u din g scholastic achievements, student government , athletics, dramatics, debate, music, journalism, and service activities.

Nomination begins with the Stu­dent Association, and progresses through the faculty who have t he privilege of final decision after hav­ing added and subtracted names through their discretion.

Two members, Sallie Turner, senior English major, Charleston,

W. Va., and Fred Massey, senior general science major, Pontotoc, Miss., are on the Who's Who list for the second time. Miss Turner is the editor of the Petit Jean, and has been active in student affairs since her freshman year. Massey, who attended the Academy before entering college, has been outstand­ing in sports, scholastic work, and general activities.

Who's Who members represent 11 different states and one Cana­dian province. Five are from Ark­ansas, three each from Missouri and Texas, one each from Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexi­co, Oklahoma and West Virginia. Two are from Toronto, Canada. .

WHO'S WHO ELECTEES: Sealed, I. to r. - Carole Thomas, Annette McDougald, Mary Redwine, Betty Baker, Mozelle Telchik, Sallie Turner, Carolyn Gelly, and Rose Jones. Standing - Gary Blake, Ed Hightower, Keith Boler, Roger Brown, Fred Massey, John Wilson, Jerry Westbrook, Garry Peddle, Joe Hightower, Richard Hawkins, and Rex Gentry . August Garver, not pictured.

Modern Apartments Nearing Completion For Next Semester

Married students are carefully watching the steady progress of construction on the new 60-unit housing project which will be part­ly ready for occupancy by the be­ginning of the spring semester. Ex­terior brick work and roofing has been completed. Electricians, plumb­ers, lathers, plasterers, tile setters, and painters are in the process of creeping through unit-after-unit­with the result that present plans indicate that one large building will have all units ready for anxious families before February.

When completed, the entire pro­ject will provide 52 one-bedroom apartments which also have living room sleeping accommodations, and eight two-bedroom suites. Space is budgeted with maximum efficiency which still provides adequate room­iness. Each of the furnished suites will be equipped with the latest in modern appliances. Laundry rooms with automatic washers and dryers are located in the center of each of the three buildings.

All automobile traffic will be con­fined to the rear of the buildings, with the large center plaza reserved for landscaping and play areas.

Academy Queen Naito Jean Berryhill Intramur,,! Queer. Nelda Roach

Queens Of Academy And College Sports Twice recently, Wildcat Stadium

has seen a football queen crowned. On October 23, Academy Homecom­ing Day, Naita Jean Berryhill, daughter of a t hIe tic director "Pinky" Berryhill, was crowned homecoming queen by football cap­tain Timmy Rhodes amid thunder­ing cheers of the crowd and her own tears of complete surprise. A better I-eason for tears came later as the Wildcats lost 20-7.

On November 1, the college in­tramural tackle football program came to a thrilling close with a 14-8 game that wouldn't be settled until a last-second fumble by the losing All Stars of the West. Prior to the game, Nelda Roach, Spring Lake, Tex., junior was crowned queen of the intramurals by Dean of Stu­dents James Atkinson. She wit­nessed the game from her special flower-moon throne.

Apartments for married students, lower left, are near enough to completion to show thei,· from to !Jassers-by. The new track 01 Alumni Field is at the extreme left, with baseball and other sports facilities beyond the left edge of the picture. The main campus is in the background, and faculty homes are in the right foreground facing the college park. When pavin) is complete, Harding Drive will form a "U" around the park. A new row of faculty housing has already begun on the new end of Harding Drive.

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Chorus Fall Tour To Heart Of Grain Belt

The A Cappella Chorus, featuring a new repertoire, leaves in the small hours of Friday, Nov. 28, for a tour of the heart of the grain belt. The traveling group of 43 members, picked from the full chorus of 72, will make its first tour appearance at 2:45 in the afternoon on KTUL­TV, channel 8, Tulsa. Its first eve­ning program, also in this great oil city, will be at the Church of Christ, 2748 E. 15th St.

The tour, which includes other TV programs and several daytime high school programs, continues with these basic appearances; Sat­urday, Nov. 29, 7 :30 p.m., Wichita University Fine Arts Center, Wich­ita, Kans.; Sunday, Nov. 30, 2:30 p.m., Church of Christ, 130 Cleve­land Ave., Wichita, Kans.; 8:30 p.m., Church of Christ, Kingman, Kans.; Monday, Dec. 1, evening,

Church of Christ, York, Neb.; Tues­day, Dec. 2, evening, Church of Christ, 7505 Seward St., Omaha, Neb.; Wednesday, Dec. 3, evening, Church of Christ, Huntoon at Col­lege, Topeka, Kans; Thursday, Dec. 4, 7 :45 p.m., Church of Christ, 6701 Woodson, Overland Park, Kans.; Friday, Dec. 5, 7 :45 p.m., Church of Christ, 901 E. Brush Creek Blvd.,

Kansas City, Mo.; Saturday, Dec. 6, evening, Church of Christ, 6th & Dewey St., Bartlesville, Okla.; Sun­day, Dec. 7, 8 :00 p.m., Church of Christ, Leverett & North Sts., Fay­etteville; Monday, Dec. 8, evening, Church of Christ, Morrilton.

About midnight the same night will find the exhausted but happy group relaxing in their own rooms.

HARDING COLLEGE 35th ANNUAL BIBLE LECTURESHIP PROGRAM

Monday, November 24

7:00 p.m. Harding Academy Chorus .................. G. E. Baggett, Director

7:30 p.m. "The New Testament Church-A Definition" ... . H. A. Dixon

Tuesday, November 25

8:50 a.m. Chapel Service (each speaker-25 minutes)

"The Mission of the Church-Preaching the Gospel" ........... ... .. ... ................... Carroll Ellis

"The Mission of the Church-Teaching the Gospel" ... ...................... ........... James Baird

10:15 a.m. Ways of Teaching and Preaching the Gospel

Chairman: Willis Cheatham (each speaker-15 minutes) Personal Work ...... ....... ........ .. .. .. ......... .. .. ... . E. Winston Burton Cottage Meetings .... .. ...... .. .............................. .... Robert Brewer The Bible Chair in State Schools .................... Mont Whitson Worship in Song ....................... .. ..... ....... ... .......... Oliver Rogers Questions for the Speakers .... .......................... .. ...... .. Audience

1:30 p.m. More ways of Teaching and Preaching the Gospel

Chairman: George Allison (each speaker-15 minutes) The Polish-Russian Work ...... .. ..... ............ .... ... R. J. Smith, Jr. "Radio and Television" .............. .................... James Willeford "The Gospel Press" .. ..... .. .... .. ....... ...... ........... ......... Alan Bryan

3:15-4:30 p.m. Classes (Locations to be announced)

New Testament Methods in Missionary Work .................... .............. George S. Benson

The Book of Ezekiel .. ..... ... .. .................................... Jack Lewis ...

The Book of Job ..... ....... ....... ............ .. ................. ,. Conard Hays The Book of Hebrews ..... .............. ,., .... ..... .. ....... James D. Bales The Educational Program of the Local Church .. Donald Sime Teaching the Pre-School Child .... ... .......... " . Mrs. Donald Sime Teaching the Primary Grades ........................ Mrs. Gayle Oler Teaching the Juniors .......... .... .. ........... .. ....... Mrs. E. H. Ijams Teaching the Intermediates ................................ Carroll Trent Teaching the High School Age ............... .. ............... E. H. Ijams

5:30 p.m. 20th Century Christian Dinner - Roberson's Rendezvous

7:00 p.m. rtarding Chorale ... .... ...... .... ........ ......... Erie T. Moore, Director

7:30 p.m. "The Mission of the Church-

The Gospel Into All the World" .. .. .. .......... Clarence Dailey

Wednesday, November 26

8:50 a.m. Chapel Service (each speaker-25 minutes)

"Our Mission in Manhattan" ........................ Burton Coffman "Our Mission in Southern California" ...... .. .... Norv~l Young

10:15 a.m. "Some Open Doors"

Chairman: Carl P. Math~ny (each speaker-15 minutes) "British Restoration Origins

and the Present Situation" .... ...... ........ .... .... Clyde Findlay "The Work in Continental Europe" .................. Maurice Hall "The Church in the Far East" ....... ....... .... .. .... James D. Bales "The Work in the Far Northeast" ................ C. M. Tuttleton "Visiting the Fatherless and Widows

in Their Affliction" ...................................... Olen Fullerton Questions for the Speakers ......................... .. ..... .... .... Audience

11 :45 a.m.

Group Picture of Ministers on front steps of the Administration Building

1:30 p.m.

"Other Open Doors" Chairman Harold Littrell (each speaker-15 minutes)

The Work in Austria .. ... .. .. ..... ........ ................. . Robert R. Pitts "The Middle Northeast" ............................ Numa V. Crowder "The Work in Minnesota and Adjacent States" Henry Pipkin Questions for the Speakers ........................................ Audience

3:15-4:30 p.m.

Classes New Testament Methods

in Missionary Work .. .. ............ .... .............. George S. Benson The Book of Ezekiel ... . .... ............................... : ........ Jack Lewis The Book of Job .. ... .......... .. ...... ........ .......... ........... Conard Hays The Book of Hebrews ...... ................. .. ... .. ...... .... James D. Bales The Educational Program of the Local Church .. Donald Sime Tp.8"hing the Pre-School Chi iii Mr~ Dnllflld 8ime Teaching the Pdmary Grades ...... .. ...... ... ....... Mrs. Gayle Oler Teaching the Juniors .......... ... ................. ...... .. Mrs. E. T. Ijams Teaching the Intermediates ............................... . Carroll Trent Teaching the High School Age ........... ... ......... ....... .. E. H. Ijams

6:00 p.m.

Harding Band Concert ..... ... .. .... ... ....... G. E. Baggett, Director

7:00 p.m.

Men's Quartet and Women's Octet - Kenneth Davis, Jr., Director

7:30 p.m.

"The Mission of the Church-Helping Those in Need" .......... .. ........................ Frank Pack

Thursday, November 27

10:00 a.m.

"The Fields Are White Unto the Harvest" .... Otis Gatew00d

Theso five upperclassmen were initiated into Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society on October 15. They are, left to right, Donald Horsman, Kathryn Campbell, Ben Curtis, Belly Baker, and Bill Earnhart. To be eligible for membership, one must be a junior with a grade average of at least 3.7 or a senior with 3.5 or more.

11 :00 a.m.

"Things for which to be Thankful" ............ George S. Benson

12:00 Noon-2:00 p.m.

Free Thanksgiving Barbecue at Athletic Field

2:15 p.m.

Guided Tours of the College Campus

3:15-4:30 p.m.

Classes

New Testament Methods in Missionary Work .. ............................... . George S. Benson

The Book of Ezekiel .. .............. .. ............... .............. . Jack Lewis The Book of Job .. ... .. ............................................. Conard Hays The Book of Hebrews ........... .... .................. .... ... James D. Bales The Educational Program of the Local Church .. Donald Sime Teaching the Pre-School Child .. .. ................ Mrs. Donald Sime Teaching the .Primary Grades ... ..... .... ............ Mrs. Gayle Oler 'I' .. ""l,;ng t.h ... T"niol'S .. . Mrs. F:. T. I!'ll'"(l~

Teaching the Intermediates ....... ......... .. ............ .. Canoll Trent Teaching the High School Age ..................... ..... ...... E. H. Ijams

4:30 p.ni.

Tea for Visiting Women-Home of President and Mrs. George S. Benson

Basketball - Harding vs. Arkansas College Rhodes Memorial Field House

5:00 p.m.

Dinner for Elders and Ministers as Guests of Harding College (Rendezvous Cafe) Guest Speaker ...... ....... ....... ............. ....... .. ........ Cleon Lyles

7:00 p.m.

Harding College A Cappella Chorus -Kenneth Davis, Jr., Director

7:30 p.m.

"The Triumphant Church" ..... ......... .. .... ........ Marshall Keeble

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