AMERICAN STUDIES American Studies speaker lectures on America's radicals Renowned speakers from across the nation were brought to Harding this year through the American Studies program. One such speaker was Dr. Walter Judd , well-known for his lectures and writings on the radical left movement in this country. A fall trip was arranged to visit various sites in New Orleans . The group stopped at Vicksburg, Miss., then w~nt on to the city to tour the TimesPicayune , the Port of New Orleans, Mayor Landrieu 's office, D. H. Holmes Company, New Orleans Parish Prison, and Humble Oil. 1. TAKING a moment from their busy schedule , Billy R. (ox, sponsor of the organization, and Sam Yeager chat amiably as bus driver Greg Rhodes listens close by . 2. TREATING themselves to French doughnuts and coffee at New Orleans" Cafe du Monde ore Koren Holland, Anne Boker, and Katherine Sims. 3. AMERICAN STUDIES. FRONT ROW , Mobley, Sanders, Marrow, Abney, D. Holland, Pyle , Fortenberry , Hinerman, Keck , Burks. SECOND ROW , Potcheli , Wilson, R. Wilson , l. Bowie, Herrington, Reiboldt , Coleman, Newsom, Hix, McCluggoge, R. Smith, Bonks. Kunelmeyer. THIRD ROW , E. Smith. Swoyne, Fredin , HolI , Almond , Mickey, Barnard, Johnson, K. Holland, King , Patterson, Augsburger, Carr. FOURTH ROW , House, D. W. Rheenen, Betts, Sanderson, House, D. D. Burner, lillord, Jones, Justus, Taylor, Hendrix, Brunner , Yeager, Ganus. FIFTH ROW: Rubio , Bennett, Brewer . 183
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