HARDIN Life in Sears and Harbin Halls was over. First day jitters were gone. This year's sophomore class returned to Searcy with one year under their belts and the best yet to come. Class officers tor the sophomore class were President Jason Terry, Vice President Sarah Sylvia, Secretary Sio'Bhan Russell and Treasurer Kimberly VanDevender (not pictured). The sophomore class held a lock-in in the Ganus Athletic Center, a date auction and a Harding sophomore night at an Arkansas Riverblades game. Along with these events, the sophomores helped the Student Association with numerous service projects. Terry's goal tor the year.was to unite the sophomore class. "I want to accomplish more unity in our class by serving each other while growing closer to God at the same time," he said. "To this you were called, because Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example, that you should follow in his steps." I Peter 2:21 Alicia Adams-Burlington, Ky. Brent Adams-Leesburg, Fla. Alicia Adcock-Brentwood, Tenn. Jose Aguilar-San Salvador, El Salvador Ryan Aherin-Monticello, Ill. Curtis Alford-Huntsville, Ala. Ashley Allison-Phoenix, Ariz. Kristy Alton-Searcy, Ark. Amelia Anderson--Clarksville, Tenn. Michael Anderson--College Station, Texas Colleen Angus-Van Buren, Ark. Carlos Antunez-La Ceiba, Honduras Timmy Appling-Jasper, Ala. William Arnett-Vilonia, Ark. Arny Arnold-Whitehouse, Texas Sain Ashraf-Amarillo, Texas Tim Avance-Rowlett, Texas Jenny A Ven-Houston, Texas Jana Baber-Searcy, Ark. Caleb Bailey-Katy, Texas Adam Baker--Carbondale, Ill. Jason Balota-NimPark, Singapore Geoff Banks- Tallinn, Estonia Sarah Barrios- ewton, Texas Jordan Baskins-Florence, Ala. 78 people Photo by Andrea Wale~
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