STUDENT LIFE Small size promotes spirit, student involvement Because of it's size, Harding Academy gives veryone the special opportunity to be closely in - volved in every pha se of student life . During- foot - ball and basketball season, red and white streamers in the hall s and pep rallies help to boost team morale and to promote school spirit. A g-ame becomes a unif ied schoo l effort which nraws the whole student bony closer tog-ether. This enthusiasm is carried over into other areas such as chorus, social ann service clubs. Each stu - dent is urged to join several or~anizations whicl l can be helpful to himself and the school while ga ining an inrrpas ing pride' in TTarrling Academy. SNACK break is often the scene of heated debates. Bill Pratt and lee Daniel try to solve problems with usual "humility," MARTHA NELL BLUE and Jenny Davis plan for the Junior· Senior Banquet , determined to make this year's the best PRESIDENT Jim Atteberry directs discussion from members of the Senior dass on some of their upcoming projects for the school year
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