Top tow: VoUe Hotton, Jelln Jewell, Cothetine Willioms, Betty Thornton, M!HY Jo Hore, JUllnito Wollon, J oy Manlchred. Bottom row: Edno McCullough. Alice Ann Hawt.in~. Wondo Forris, Corinne Russel l. Not pictur.d : Gllnll Chesshir, Jordine Chesshir, Polli Mllllo•. Jeennine Hllitom, Anno Moe Fells, Jellll Jodson, Sue Hogg, Mildred Horne Groover, Mllry Jelln Godwin, Mit iom larson, Mrs. F. W. Milito. (sponior). THE HONOR OF being the first girls' soci.1 club al Harding College belongs to the WOODSON HARDING COMRADES. It came into being October 7, 1926, with eighteen chrater members, and was named for Mrs. J. N. Armstrong, Dean of Women allhal time. The most memorable event of this year was the nighllhe club initialed Ihe six pledges out al Camp Wyldewood. No one will soon forget the breakfast the pledges cooked, the program they gave, Frankenstein, or the face creams that got mixed up. Almost synonymous with WHC is the annual Country Supper. This year it was a tremendous success, highlighled by the melodrama, "And the Lamp Wenl Oul." Petit Jean was the scene of the spring outing . BI W H C OFFICERS President . GENA CHESSH IR Vice· Presidenl MILDRED HORNE GROOVER Secretary.Treasurer. CATHERINE WILLIAMS
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