DEDICATION Winning smile speaks well for class-honored instructor Many of us ga ined a better understanding of the business world in his classes. Under his guidance we not only learned the mechanics of typing and shorthand, but we also found a clearer understanding of the Christian way of life. Because his cheery attitude has done so much for the Academy, and because of his deep interest in each of us as individ!.lals, we, the senior class of 1965. dedicate our portion of the Petit Jean to Mr. Bill Diles. Having taught in the Academy for several years, Mr. Diles joined the regular faculty in the fall of 1963. A 1956 graduate of Harding College, Mr. Diles previously taught in the schools at Williford, Ark., his high school alma mater. In August of 1964 he was married to the for · mer Billie LaFerney, a receptionist at the Research Center. MR. BILL DILES , MA CLASSES under Mr. Diles ore enioyable as well as instructive because of his natural teaching ability and his cheerful attitude and Christian ideals. RECENTLY married to the former Billie loFerney. Mr. Diles is affectionately fed a piece of the never.lo-be-forgotten wedding cake by his smiling bride.
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