JOHN LEE DYKES Sponsor of Preachmg Ac t ivi ti es Student Preachers In so fa r as th eir de te rmi na t ion was con - cerned, the re was no mo re active group on the campus th a n the s t udent preachers . They me t monthl y a nd bi- ma nthl y appo in tme nts as fai thf u ll y as poss ible, endu ring ha rdsh ips as wel l as encou n teri ng humo rou 3 adven t u res. The s to ri es re la ted by ma ny of th em a ft e r re turn ing from such expe ri e nces would have kep t the o rdi na ry pe rson from making a no the r a t tempt , bu t not so with Harding preache rs. Unde r the leade rship of Bro the r John Lee Dykes , many yaung me n we re led to devo te t hei r lives to preaching t he gospe l. He a rranged appoi n tmen t s fo r t hem, and p rovided tra nsporta ti on in ca rs purc ha sed for tha t pur - pose . As a res ul t of thi s work, new cong rega - ti ons were establ ished, and old ch urches were given new life . FI RST ROW: Coy Porter, Ma ur ice Hmds, S. F. T imme rman, Wol te r Lark ins, Jock Nadea u, Thomas Wh itf ie ld, Donald Earwood, Emme tt Smith, Ke rn Sea rs. SECOND ROW : Thomas Wea ve r, Virg il Be nt ley, Rodney Col vin, Floyd Chubb, Doy le Ea rwood, Dona ld Healy, Aubrey Miller, Cli ft on Ganus, Arthu r Moody. THIRD ROW: Louis Gree n, Sidney Rope r, Hale Mille r, Hugh Rhodes, Lee Lambert , Don Bent - ley, Robe rt Reeves, Denn is All en, J ahn Dil ling ha m. FOURTH ROW: Curti s Posey, Paul Kelle r, Leona rd McReynol ds, Wolte r Moore, Cha rl es Geer, La ma r Plun ke tt , Wayne Hemi ngway, Quent in Ga tel ey, Mac T immerma n. •
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