Social activities advance through SA involvement "Greater fulfillment of student needs" became the goal of the Student Association as they strove to serve the Harding family. The counsel sought to accomplish this goal through a continuing effort to improve both the quality and quantity of social activities. as well as the religious and academic affairs. As enrollment increased . the continuing problem of registration lines intensified . The SA organized a special committee to study new methods for the pre-registration program which would aid in cutting down these lines. Another group organized to investigate pledgeweek controversies, the purposes, and the usefulness of the week 's social activities. Special SA sponsored drives provided the student body an opportunity to become involved with people outside the Harding community. The annual Toy and Dolly Drive, again, brightened the faces of children in local orphan homes. Over a thousand cans of food were collected during the Halloween Food Benefit for needy families. The need for more campus social opportunities prompted the SA to launch new activity programs. The purchase of a new movie projector enabled the movie committee to show students a greater variety of current movies. SA coffeehouses became regular activities to be enjoyed by all students. Several picnics were held in the College Park with everyone invited to attend. Student talent shows, the chili supper, the watermelon party, and lyceums, including the Hues Corporation and the Dean Scott Show, provided an escape fTom every day activities. 1. SA OFFICERS. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Lincoln, Yingling, Fowler, Dimin. 2. SA COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Carey. Sims. BACK ROW: Searcy. Melson. 3. EATI NG early morning donuts and coffee make midterm tests more tolerable for students. 4. CONFIDENTLY. Arthur Shearin performs with the Arkansas Symphony during the final event of the celebration. 5. SA REPRESENTATIVES, FRONT ROW: Foley. Priddy, Cochran, Wilke. BACK ROW: Lackie. Bryan, T. Reynolds. Therrio. B. Reynolds. 134 / STUDENT COUNCIL 2
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