Senior Amanda Rush, copy editor, and junior Michelle Scobba, organizations editor, take a break from working to smile at the camera. Editors .spent much time in front of the computer screen typing, designing and laying out spreads. Photo by Kelly Carter. Senior Dustin Vyers, athletics editor, calls people to find out more information for a story. Researching information, writing, rewriting and editing were just some of the responsibilities for section editors. Photo by Daniel Dubois. When I was fIrst asked to consider taking the position of editor-in-chief of the yearbook, I was hesitant because I knew it was a demanding job, and I wanted my senior year to be relaxing. But looking back on this year, I am thankful for being given this opportunity to grow and stretch myself. My senior year has been one of my most enjoyable and memorable at Harding, largely due to this responsibility. I appreciate the team work of the yearbook staff. and I give credit to them for making this yearbook a great one. Coming to the end of my journey at Harding is bittersweet, but I am glad for the experiences I have had because it's through them that I have gained a new perspective. I hope you find your years at Harding to be as rewarding as mine. /J J. d God Bless, /CtJ..e~ ~--------~~~~------ '(,J Editor's Comments
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