Timothy Wayne Dill/Manchester, IN Glenn Lee Dillard/Tempe, AZ Rebecca Dockery/Fayetteville, AR Carlan Roy Dodson/Oklahoma City, OK Todd DonohuelJonesboro. AR Babana Dorrough/Commerce, TX William Doss/Tempe, AZ David Driskell/Houston, TX Charles Dupre/Ozark, MO James Dyes/St. Louis, MO Kevin M. Eads/Searcy, AR Todd Dewayne Edwards/Missouri City, TX Newton EkpofLagos, Nigeria Michel,e I EllislJonesboro, AR leann Eno/ Boi se, ID Blake Eubanks/Victoria, TX Rebecha Evans/Searcy. AR Terri Evans/Belleville, Il Terry Ewachiw/Secane, PA Melinda Ewar tjW. Helena, AR Tammy Falconbery/Nashville, TN J u nio rs-..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;=::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:============== Never Too Old to Learn that plans for expansion to five sessions and more class topics are in the works. EIderhostel provides one more way for Harding to offer its special lifestyle to another group of people, who might otherwise never know " It's great to be at Harding! " There is even the possibility of Harding University in Florence, Italy, offering an Elderhostel program.~ The summer of 1982 saw a new face of Harding's quest to educate. Elderhostel is a program that offers elderly people a chance to broaden their horizons and experience I ife on college campuses across the nation. Harding offered three Elderhostel sess ions last summer . Dr. Jimmy Carr served as coordinator for the program. He acts as a liason between the UniversiJulie Lynn Faris/Paris, TX Barry Fisk/Mt. Prospect, IL Susan Fitzgerald/Cede r Rapids, IA Alison Fletcher/N. little Rock, AR Lamonda Ford/little Rock, AR Gilbert Foster/Ft. Smith, AR John Gregory Foster/Memphis, TN Rhonda Foster/Pocahontas, AR Timothy frakes/W. Chicago. IL Pamela Frugoli/Arco, 10 Taro Fujisawa/Kurashiki , Okayam, Japan David futrell /Pocahontas, AR Susan Garner/Rockford. IL Kinen Garrett/Rogers, AR Lynn Garrett/Brookston. IN Annaliese Gay/N. little Rock, AR Gordon Gerbholz/Omaha, NE Jerry Germany/Hammond, l A Camille Gibson/ longview, TX David Gill/Allen svi ll e, KY John Gist/Oakda le, CA Rita Glass/Hinesto n, LA Kimberly Ann Glisson/Rantoul, Il David Golden/Caddo Cap, AR Penny GoodsonlJerseyville, Il Robert Carey Goosetree/Birmingham, Al Kay Goree/Nashvi lle. TN Tammy Graham/Walnut Ridge, AR 236/1uniors ty and the national EIderhos tel headquarters. Dr. Carr reported that Harding's initial Elderhostel summer was very successful. A total of 97 older persons attended the program. Harding offered classes in watercolor, bird -wat c hing , history of the Civi l War, and a Bible class, The Four Gospels. The sessions were so well attended - Jane Gore John Keller, assistant professor of art, instructs an Elderhostel student in watercolor technique.
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