_SOPHOMORES------------- Mike Rush, Lv Junta, CO Diann bshing, Miami, Fl Patricia bshing, Miami , Fl Kay Sain, Memphis, TN Ruth Sanders , Ravenden, AR levin Sartin, Sulphur Springs, TX Joy Savage , Tahlequah, OK Jerry Saw,er, lebanon, TN Roy Sawyer, Sardis. MS Keith Schramm, Swartz Creek , MI Betsy Seholder, Scottsdale, AZ Michael Scott, Tulsa, OK Mark Scribner, Salem, AR Judy Scritchfield. Damascus, AR Dan Sears, Bloomington, IN Elitabeth Sears, Webster Groves, MO Morris Seawel. Birmingham, Al James Sewell , Houston, TX Tonya Sexson, Washington, DC Terry Sexton, Gulfport , MS Jeremy Shackelford , Shreveport, LA Amanda ShackleH. Marietta, GA Peggy Shafer. Forrest City, AR Anthony Shelly, Middleton, TN Cathy Sheridan, Rochester , NY Randy Sherrill, N. little Rock, AR David Sherrod , Belle Mead, NJ Gayla Shipp, Fairview Heights, Il Dianne Shumate, N. little Rock, AR Jim Shumate, Seacy, AR Marion Sides, Pine Bluff, AR Renee Sigman , Glenwood, AR Sabrina Simmons, lincoln, Il Van Simpson, EI Dorado Springs, MO Richard Sisk , Memphis, TN Curtis Sketton, Springdale, AR Dennis Slatton. Wf"~twego . MI Catherine Smith, Bartlesville, OK Jana Lynn Smith, Memphis, TN Kimberly Smith , Haleyville, Al Lonnie Smith, McRae, AR Mary Kay Smith, England, AR Penelope Smith, N.little Rock, AR Scott Smith, Sf. Paul , MN Tanya Smith, Hammonton, NJ Terry Snook, Stillwater, OK Leslie Sosebee, Columbia , MO Andy Stark , N. little Rock, AR Patricia Starks, Florence, Al ON TI-IE MOVE It is an observable fact that people spend at least half of their time going f rom one place to another. Harding's students are no exception as they employ va rious modes of transportation to achieve this purpose. The most common is a student's own two legs. Each day sees students walking from class to class, from the cafeterias to the Student Center, or from the dorms to the New Gym. Another mode is the car. It is used most frequently on weekends when students want to get away from campus. 136 • Sophomores One of the f astest growing modes is the bi cycle used on and off campus. Not only are they fun to ride but also provide good exercise . Outside any dorm one can see rows and rows of bi cycles lined up for use by their owners . These are but a few modes of transportation available to Harding students. With our soc iety constantly on the move, the choice is almost limitless. PARKED outside the dorm, a row of bicycles awaits use by their owners. 2
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