Looking to become active members of the student body, the sophomore class elected President Kristin Barnes and Vice President Courtney Hix to guide their steps. Despite facing the challenges of having only two class officers instead of three, Barnes and Hix accepted their responsibilities readily. "I saw the position of a class officer as an opportunity to become more active on cam– pus," Hix said. "At the time of the class officer elections, no one was running. The lack of interest made me think I could take on the position and try to increase campus participa– tion within the sophomore class." The ,sophomore class officers hoped their classmates would becomemore involved on cam– pus and in the community. wWe want our class to be active in the student body," Hix said. "We do not want to be lost between curiosity of the freshmen and the stability of the juniors and seniors." (Photo by Renee Lewis) Keli Dixon-Tallahassee, Fla. Amanda DobY--CharloUe, N.C. Casey DobY--Charlone, N.C. Robert Dockery-Fayetteville, Ark. Thomas Dockery, III-walkersville, Md. Sarah Dominski-Searcy, Ark. Melinda DotY--CorlCord, Cali!. Amber DowneY-Junctioo City, Ark. Brendan Downing-Marlton, N.J. Stephanie DuffY-NebraSka City, Neb. Martha DunawaY-Berry, Ky. Lauren Duncan-Searcy, Ark. Laura Dunn-Imboden, Ark. Meredith Durham-BrentWOOd, Tenn. Carly DyaS-Bentonville, Ark. Melanie Dyke-searcy, Ark. Carolyn Dykeman--cleveland, Ga. Elisha Eacret-ponliac, III. Afton Edelhuber-Searcy, Ark. Jacob Edwards-Searcy, Ark. Cynthia Elliott-Houston, Texas Jerry ElliS-Hinesville, Ga. Joy Ellis-lawrenceville, Ga. Casey Engebretsen-EadS, Tenn. Kristi EnSOr-Ruidoso, N.M. Usa Ervin-Trophy Club, Texas Maleasa EvanS-Salisbury, Md. Daniel:Evans-Searcy, Ark. Robert Evans, II I-Pella, Iowa Luke Fain--Clinton. Miss. sophomores 93 ~m _
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