> > The ma in goal that a student had when he came to school was to receive an education. When a person thought of the scholar who taught a class, they thought of an old, st uffy, gray-headed man. The scholars of Harding University were quite different, their abilities did not stop at teaching. " If you take the time . they will be your friend ," sa id Keith Ann O 'Neal, a senior Art major. The faculty was quite busy with activities other than teaching. Many faculty and staff members were sponsors for things such as social clubs, academic clubs, host families for the congregation they attended. and some even opened their houses for events such as Sunday evening singing, and holiday parties. The concern that these people demonstrated went much further than grades. When Dr. Clifton Ganus, president of Harding University would announce in chapel that he was going somewhere, he always wan ted 'to know if anyone needed to send a message home or if he could bring a package back. That was caring and thoughtfulness from a man who truly loved Harding and its people. Even though the faculty taught the most serious of subjects, they had their time for fun too. A chapel program put on by Floyd R. Turbo alias Dr. Don Diffine showed a true, but comical look at America. Another chapel program put on by Dr. Jim Henderson was a game show titled "The Price You Pay. " This was to let the student body know the rules and regulations of Harding. Thei r main goal was to educate the "whole" person. They accomplished this quite well by opening the student's eyes, lives, homes and hearts. They were the biggest link to education, and they dared to be true "scholars." - Iolllia COllrad Scholars Editor Inside Scholars Administration 86 CoJIege of Arts and Sciences 94 Art 94 Biology 94 Bible 96 English 98 History 98 Home Economics 100 Journalism 101 Library Science 102 Mathematics 102 Modern Foreign Languages 104 Music 104 Physical Education 106 Physical Science 108 Psychology 109 Speech 110 School of Business 112 School of Education 114 School of Nursing 116 Summer Sessions 118 Harding in Aorence 120 Staff 122
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