Jonathan Chad Murray - Carthage, MO. Management. Theta Tau Delta (Treasurer) . Al pha Chi, American Studies, Barristers, Campaigns (Australia and Scotland), Intercollegiate Cross Country and T rack (All -AIC, All -NAIA District 17 and All-American), SAM. Cynthia A. Mus ick - Searcy, AR. Public Administration. Alpha Chi , American Studies, Barristers, Dean's List, SAPPS, P hi Sigma Alpha . Sonja Diann Nelson - St. Louis, MO. Psychology. Ju Go Ju. American Marketing Association, College Republicans, Dean's List, HUF, Psychology Club. Cynthia Ann Nichol s - Newport, OH. Laura Lynn Nickerson - Queen City, TX. Elementary Education. Sigma Phi Mu (Athletic Di rector, ICC Representative). Intercollegiate Basketball, Social Work Club. Lori Anne Nort hcutt - Kalkasha, Ml. Ouita Christina Northcutt - Knoxville, TN. Dietetics. Ju Go Ju. Cheerleader (Captain, Co-Captain) Dean's List, Dietetics Cl ub, ADA. Karen Le igh Norwood - Searcy, AR. ·Accoun,ting. Ju Go Ju. American Studies, Campus Ministry, T heta Tau Queen, Dean's List, Delta Mu Delta, Economics Team (Captain), HUF, Intramurals, Pi Gamma Psi, Phi Beta Lambda (Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-President), Student Impact. 'Frozen D's' features friends, fun, A s I walked into the old familiar place, I recognized the atmosphere as well as the distinct aroma. I had been there a million and one times before, but for some odd reason, this particular trip to the wellknown place on Race Street brought a different feeling. Frozen Delight, better known as "Frozen D's " was bustling with well-acq~ainted, excited faces as well as those we had never seen before. The laid-back and relaxed setting offered us the opportunity to get caught up on the summer's gossip as we made plans for the upcoming months. We were puzzled over which flavor of shake to order. Who would have ever thought it would be such a difficult decision? Our minds were used to the ordinary, basic flavors - chocolate, strawberry and vanilla - but Frozen D's had more than 60 delicious flavors and combinations to choose from, ranging from Banana Split to Hot Fudge Oreo Cookie. Our decision would up taking 20 minutes of valuable indulging time. Frozen D's opened in the early 1940s. For the last 12 years, Jerry and Judy Manley have operated the Searcy business, and have enjoyed the interaction with their customers. Mrs. Manley said, "We are so well pleased with the students from Harding; we are happy to see them come in." Frozen D's proved to be a popular hang-out for Harding students needing a break from studies or the dormitory . Plus the old drive-in provided a means of escape from the sometimes dreaded cafeteria scene. It was nice to know there was a place to go to socialize and get away from the norm. We felt a definite welcome by its atmosphere. Freshman Lisa Tacker said, "At times I found myself sitting with friends talking for what seemed to be eternity, and no one ever ran John Albe rt Ogre n - Bloomington, MN. Political Science. Transfer from Abilene Christian University. TNT. American Studies, Campaigns (Honduras, S.A.), Campus Ministry, Zeta Rho Beau, Resident Assistant, Spiritual Life Committee, tudent Impact (Coordinator), Pi Sigma Alpha. Patric ia Ann Oli ver - My rtle Beach, SC. Radio/"I'V. Ju Go Ju. Alpha Epsilon Rho, American Marketing Association, College Republicans, KHCA Staff, TV-19. Cal vi Hermawan Ong - Indonesia. Computer Science. Beta Phi Kappa. Jonatha Shalon Orick - Indonesia. 150 Endless Faces us out!" Frozen D's served old-fashioned hamburgers, cheeseburgers and other drive-in delicacies, plus its famous milkshakes. Its reputation among Harding students was established and could never be erased. When students left Searcy for holiday breaks or journeyed home for the summer mont hs , Frozen D's felt abandoned and lost some of its character. Mrs. Manley 60 flavors was sincere in saying, "We sure do miss you all when you are gone! " - Beth Wiley HOT FUDGE BANANA NUT, PLEASE. Brenda Barnes, a visitor from Ole Miss, Rhonda Milam, junior, and Stacy McFarland, junior, take a study break at Frozen D's. Frozen D's was a popular place for students. - Photo by Jeff Mont - gomery.
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