Jay Cowley - North Little Rock, Ark. Cheryl Cox - Clarksville, Ark. Dawn Crabtree - Goose Creek, S.C. Denise Crandall - Tempe, Ariz. Marcus Crim - Kingsport, Tenn. Heather Crocker - Salem, Mo. Stephen Cromwell - Heber Springs, Ark. Brooke Crouse - Wynne, Ark. Chris Crowder - Franklin, Tenn. Mollie Curo - Lakeside, Calif. Kelley Curtis - Sherwood, Ark. Tina Cushing - Eagle, Idaho Steven Dabbs - Newport, Ark. Alan Dabney - Arlington, Texas Emily Dame - Batesville, Ark. Leslie Daniel - Pelham, Ala. Jonathan Daugherty - Jacksonville, Ark. David Daughety - Searcy, Ark. Brett Davies - Olney, Md. Mark Davis - Clarkston, Mich. Tracey Davis - Columbia, Tenn. Windy Dawson - Searcy, Ark. Lori Dayton - Carrollton, Ohio Dizzy Dean - Springfield, Mo. Thomas DeFeo - Riverhead, N.Y. Stacey Dempsey - Clifton, Va. Jolene Dennis - Highland Village, Texas Jacqueline DeSelms - Antioch, Tenn. Sarah Di Toro - ew Holland, Ill. Kaci Diles - Searcy, Ark. Freshmen 154 '* People Sophomore Brad Evins watches as a nurse prepares his arm for blood donation at one ofthe four blood drives offered every year atHarding. The RedCross BloodDrives are put on in conjunction with OEGE and King 's Men social clubs. Due to the excessive anount of time involved in assisting, the blooddrives serve as each club 5 annual service project. Both clubs play their part in helping the donors with registration, providing them drinks and cookies after giving blood and doing "anything nonmedical, "according to OEGEPresidentJennifer Wolfe. Each drive is held for two days, usually a Tuesday and a Thursday, with a goal of 75 units ofbloodper day. The drives take place twice a semester and give the Harding students a chance to help save someone's life. Photo by Aaron Gillihan.
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