Spring Sing Weekend Draws a ... Large Gathering rn he 28th annual Spring Sing Youth Forum weekend was an active one for students and visitors. Since 1965, teenagers have been coming to Harding to enjoy a weekend of studying God's Word and having fun with friends. This year was no exception as the teens were encouraged by Don Williams, featured speaker from Malibu, California. The visiting youths also attended the Spring Sing show provided by the social clubs on campus. Admissions estimated that 12,000 people saw the show. Other entertainment events included "Celebration" and "The Miracle Worker." "Celebration" featured Belles and Beaux and Good News, two of Harding's singing groups. "The Miracle Worker" was Helen Keller's life story. All these events drew large crowds to the campus. Admissions estimate that more than 3,000 teens attended. Mike Williams, director of admissions said, "This was a big event for the admissions staff because it 's hard to get students to attend Harding if they don't visit the campus." The 28th annual event accomplished much in the area of new friendships, fun and growing closer to God. Tri -S igma Delta. Gata and friends have a fi esta in "Shooting the Bull." Spring ing was just o ne of the many ways club membe rs became close r to each o the r. --Malinda Moses In "In Business to Get 'A Head'." Regina a ncl Chi Sigma Alpha a re o ut for sca lp wh il e dressed up as head hunte rs . They won the parti cipatio n and music awa rds. Student Life 11
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