KOJIES IN BLOOM. Freshman Ko Jo Kai pledges Miranda Rowland and Shannon Reed sing the club song during front lawn Silly Day festivities. Pledgebooks in hand, pledges on Silly Day were provided with a chance of getting required signatures - and needed merits - more easily. - Photo by Anita Chadwell. "The many friends I have made in Kojies will be those that mean the most in years to come." - Quendy Gibbins Members of Sub T-16 and Ko Jo Kai grew much closer during the past year of activities. 1989-90 marked Sub T's 60th year. "I'm glad to be a part of such a tradition, which can be understood only if you are a member," Sub T skipper Brad Altman said. "When I think of Sub T, I think of great times, club traditions, friendships that will last, and winning championships." In the spring Sub T won A-team softball, basketball and volleyball championships, as well as A- and B-team all-sports championships. Kojies participated in softball, basketball and volleyball as well, but they first kicked the year off with a slumher party, followed by a hayride in the fall. They had a great time meeting new girls at Open House, which was followed by four mixers, one with Sub T. Sub T began the year with the "Lead-Off Classic," which was a charitable softball tournament destined to become an annual event. They raised $250, the proceeds donated to the Searcy Sunshine School. The two clubs built their unity through devotionals, a cookout, pledging activities, and participation in Spring Sing '89 with their show, "Hold Your Horses; the West Is Yet to Come," which was a compilation of humorous songs about the Old West. The show took fourth runner-up. At Christmastime, the clubs took their annual trip to Morrilton Children's Home to distribute gifts and visit with local children. "Many of my best memories from my years at Harding have been related to Kojies in one way or another," Kojies president Quendy Gibbons said. "The many friends I have made in Kojies will be those that mean the most in years to come." While both clubs increased in size with new members, the bonds formed in years past remained strong. And although they experienced many victories on the field and on the court, their greatest success was the bonding that took place between the two clubs and within each other. - Angie Mote Front row: Tish Elrod, Joyce Johnson, Marie Lloyd , Melissa Smith, Shannon Reed, Heather Kelley, Jennifer Gatlin, Tracy Jennings, Andres Moorer, Joanna Walker, Sheri Jennings, Kristi Hallsell, Sara Smith, Janda Harlow, Laura Pierce, Monica Kimbrell, Shelley Titus, Cari Johnson, Kim Hay s ; Second row: Tammy Finnell, Nicole Dawkins, Melissa Rouhana, Alison Jacobsen, Holli Kelley, Kris Gramz, Kerry Bickford, Kelsie Hutchison, Kristen Midvett, Quendy Gibbins, Christy Thrasher, Dee Spears, Kristy Dawdy, Mandy Ellis, Lori Griffin, Marlin Williams , Tama Ellis; Third row: Miranda Rowland, Heather Oliver, Sheila McFall, Cindy Mayfield, Allyson Lefler, C. Hopkins, Candy Fuqua, Kim Gooch, Boyd, Leslie Freeman, Lucie Farris, Vicki Hutchison, Shayla Waters, Margaret Byrd, Lara Brasfield, Lea Brasfield, Wendy Waite, Amy Thornton, Bonnie Harland; Fourth row: Anne Thomas, Paula Peebles, Kimberly Garner, Holly Sanders, Tiffany Cook, Julie Crosswhite, Lynn Regauld, Ashley House, Beasley, Lloyd, Marla Lewis, Mary Turbeville, Stacey Faires, Kim Wallis, Kristen Perry, Tammy Spoerl, Kelly Bolls, Sara Keichline, Jane Ann Gregory, Melissa Dennison; Fifth row: Ernie Parsons, Brenta Medley, Heather Elliott, Kathy Okarski, Anita Chadwell, Rebecca Shows, Henderson, Howard, Carrie Crider, Shirley Lockhart, Taran Menge, Anna Conley, Tracy Wooten, Jennifer Neal, Julie Ryan, Robert Mayes. - Photo by Sharon Bowles. Sub T-16/Ko Jo Kai 251
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