Club Commemorates Silver Anniversary Club alumni returned to the Harding campus on October 31 to commemorate the Silver Anniversary of the Beta Tau social club. Past members and students shared experiences spanning twenty-five years of existence. '" was really impressed by the older members that returned and the good memories that they had of the club and the friendships within it," said President Sarah Gibbons. "Styles may have changed over the years but it's nice to know that some things never change." Earlier in October, members and their dates went on a hayride to Joe McReynold's farm on the outskirts of Searcy. Games. singing and a fireside devotional were the highlights of the eveinng. Other social activities for Beta Tau included a Christmas party, a skating party, and the spring banquet. A dominant priority of Beta Tau Women was that of community service. In the spring, members "adopted" Leisure Lodge residents as grandmothers. They also worked with the Thursday school in coopera198· Beta Tau tion with the College Church. Beta Tau actively par· ticipated in all areas of athletic competition, specifically. softball, volleyball, basketball, swimming and track. In conjunction with Kirei, Beta Tau presented their Spring Sing production of "Forever a Hobo." "The girls were very supportive of each other," said Spring Sing Director Teddie Wall. "I feel like a special bond was formed between the two clubs. ~ 1. BETA TAU. 1. Cafoert 2. Bird 3. Brown 4. Bedwell 5. Dougherty 6. Treat 7. Martin 8. Wall 9. Ford 10. Redd II. Hays 12. Green 13. Brooker 14. Miffer 15. George 16. Chandler 17. Thurman 18. Mitchell 19. Dockery 20. Stinebaugh 21. McGee 22. Marfar 23. Banks 24. Quillen·secretary 25. Heinold· treasurer 26. Heinen 27. Gibbons· president 28. Johnson 29. Bakefy 30. Ebker 31. Reed 32. Garner. 2. HOBOS Jackie Freeman and Debbie Pollard bewain their misfortunes in "Foreuer a Hobo." 3. FOLLOWING through, Helen Bedwell returns the uolley as Tanny Heinold stands ready to assist. 4. REFLECTING on twenty·fiue years of memories, Sheri Don Garner and Angela Reed reoiew an aged scrapbook.
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