306 -,~" Karen G. Reevel • Winston , OR Karen L. Reeves • Memphis, TN Tami Reinhardt • Walnut Creek , CA Angelyn Renninger • Chelsea , Al Carole Reutlinger • Seorcy, AR Sue Ellen Rhoten • Fort Worth , TX Steve!' Richards • Pottstown, PA Sandra Rile, • Wynne , AR Jeanne Roberts • Gainesville, Fl Linda Roberts • Houston, TX EIi:r.abeth Robison • Kenton, TN Edgar Rogers • Piggott, AR Christie Rotand • Brockwell, AR Kevin Roof • Volparaiso, IN Sidelines 'Snores' chapel Carl E. and Mary C. Shores Memorial Chapel. otherwise known as Shores Chapel, became Harding's spiritual, curricular and social catch~all. The facility was dedicated to the Shores because of their Christian service. Mr. Shores was "a Richard RolS • Songer, TX Jeffery Rowell • Merr itt Island, Fl Charles Rushing • Burnsville, MS Patricio Sagors... Greentown, IN Terry Sanders • Camden, AR Joy Savoge • TahleqlJah, OK Anna Seeors • Sf. louis, MO Jennifer Schmidt • Wasco, CA Lynn Schl"1llnk • New Orleans, LA Corta ScoH • Cabof, AR Julie Seol • Vancouver, WA Robert Selbe • Belle, WV 8eth Sewell • Columbia, MO Mortin Sewell • Sf . Charles, MO Rochelle Shaddox • Harrison, AR Cynth.. Sharp. Searcy, AR Tunene Sharp • Blytheville AFB , AR Lorry Shay • Morton , IL Suranne Sheffield • Pearland, TX Eli.. Shirley • Searcy, AR Tommie Shivers • Somerville, TN Charles Shoults· Morshall, TX LOI"1ll Shl"1llble • Jackson, WY Starlo Shrader • Pacheco, CA David Sid... Nashv ille, AR Dana Simmons. Ma lvern, AR Robert Simmons • Memphis, TN Jocqueline Simpson • Collierville, TN Freshmen Christian businessman, song leader, elder and member of the President's Development Council," according to a bronze plaque in the chapel. and he and his wife "both lived, worshipped. worked, served and died on September 18, 1971. " Spiritually, Shores Chapel was the place ~or Spiritual Life Committee meetings, various speaking engagements, club devotionals and inspirational singing. Even weddings were held there. In the curricular area, the Book Exchange, conducted by TNT and Zeta Rho social clubs, was held every semester in Shores Chapel. Some classes also were held there. The social activities that took place in Shores Chapel were club meetings along with other meetings. Couples often found this an acceptable place to chat , get out of the cold, and pray together. Late-night Bison and Petit f eatl staffers often caught a few hours of sleep there in the wee hours of the morning and nicknamed it "Snores" Chapel. A few, however, had a mortal fear of going to sleep there and waking up during the middle of a class the next morning. Dave Hogan , yearbook photographer, did just that once. SACKED out 0 11 the pews of "S,lOrt' ~ Chapel," three late-/light workers try to get a little rest. Shores Chapel was a cozy, outof-the-way place where groups or individuals could find privacy for a short time. And on a campus as large and busy as Harding'S, this met a definite need . - Boo Mitchell t1rl
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