Anno and Ann contribute the ir mus ic skills in a reci ta l. Morgan threatens Da rlene in practice sess ion for ··Pagliacci ." And Provide Entertainment Voice recitals ... hymn sings around the lily pool ... band concerts ... choral programs . .. all these musical even ts touch the lives of Harding students. Music interests range all the way from unofficial "pop" sessions in the dorm to opera such as this year's production of "Pagliacci" staged by the music and speech departments. Music is truly an integral part of daily life here. Marches ... overtures ... fight songs ... the repertoire of the HARDING BAND continually increased. Composed of both college and academy studen ts, Director Eddie Baggett had the largest group in its history. Their infectuous spirit transmitted enthusiasm to the students at intercollegiate and academy athletic events and to audiences at music festivals and other college and civic functions. laM. ROW ONE: C. DuBois, V. Borden , A. Kirk , D. Mauch, F. Spaulding , M. Clark . ROW TWO: S. Hager, E. Knore , D. Essary, C. Houser, M . Cope, D. Steph~mon, A. HendriX, l Cross , O. Olbrichl , H. VolenT ine, B. Ely , F. Underwood , B. Hogan , J. lindsay . ROW THREE: N . Pryor, B. ScOll , M . Coldwell , W II Porker. W P. Parker, l Bill s, l. Miller, E. Ritchi e, 1. Brown , N . Hoofnagle, J. Wh itf ield , J. Claypool. R. Baughn . NOT PI CTURED: E. Travis.
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