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editorial staffThe 2011 Petit Jean yearbook of Harding University,Volume 87, "Dig Deeper," was printed by WalsworthPrintmg and Publishing in Marceline, Mo., and wasproduced on Macintosh computers using AdobelnDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator andWalsworth Enhancements.COVER: The cover is produced on Scf Fre Matte Laminateand is printed on 160 point Graphic FSC Board.EN DSHEETS: The end sheets were printed on StandardWhite Endleaf.THEME: The theme was conceived by Nicole Sullenger,editor in chief.COLOR: 336 pages were printed in four-color processon Legend Gloss 100# Stock.TYPOGRAPHY: Opening and closing headlines wereset in Contra; Division Pages in Contra; Student Lifeheadlines in Tuffy; People headlines in Geosanslight;Leadership headlines in Florencesans and FlorencesansOutline; Academics headlines in Aaargh; Organizationsheadlines in A type 1; Social Clubs headlines in Aaargh;and Athletics headlines in lTC Stone Sans Std, 'Bugebol,huomenna' and Minion Pro. All captions were setin 10-point Champagne & Limousines Bold, 10-pointChampagne & Limousines Regular. All body copy wasset in 9-point Grotesque MT Std Light. All bylines wereset in 8-point Champagne & Limousines Bold Italic.PHOTOGRAPHY: All photographs were taken byAshel Parsons, Alex Shelton and Abby Kellet. Severalphotographs were taken by Noah Darnell, universityphotographer; Caleb Rummel, Bison photographer;and Jon Yoder, Bison photog rapher. Al l photographswere taken on digital cameras and were balanced inPhotoshop. The portraits in the People section andmost staff portraits were taken by Holland Studiosof Memphis, Tenn. Most faculty portraits were takenby Noah Darnell and Jeff Montgomery, director ofphotographic services.DESIGN : The entire book was designed by NicoleSullenger, editor in chief, and Brooklyn Sims and KellyGemma, layout editors. The cover was designed byNicole Sullenger and Brooklyn Sims.APPRECIATION : The 2011 Petit Jean is thankful forthe many people who helped make the publication asuccess. Thank you to Dennis McCarty, administrativeassistant, for your wil lingness to help with the neverendingquestions asked of you, your comic re lief andfor all the advice you gave us through the year. Thankyou to Kelly Schumate and Ronnie Dowdy Trucking fortheir help in the delivery of all the books. Thank you toWalsworth for all your help in the production of thisbook:TodTraughber, local representative, and Jill Fowler,in -plant consultant. Thank you so much to Katie Ramirez,director of student publications and Petit Jean adviser,for all the time you spent inside and outside the officetalking to us and helping us with anything we asked.And of course, thank you for the pizza on deadline night.It's wonderful to have you back.The Petit Jean is located on the second floor of theHammon Student Center in room 211. Any correspondencecan be sent to the Petit Jean, Harding University, Box10812, Searcy, Ark., 72149-0001 . The office phone numberis (501) 279-4139. The off1ce e-mail address is petit Jean@harding.edu. Students who enrolled for 12 credit hoursor more both semesters have paid sufficient generalfees to cover the $30 cost of the yearbook. Depending ontheir enrollment status for the year, others are chargedfull or half price.The Petit Jean is a member of the Arkansas CollegeMedia Association, the Columbia Scholastic PressAssociation and the Associated Collegiate Press Hallof Fame.EDITOR IN CHIEFnicole sullengerASSISTANT EDITORmichelle mokoolLAYOUT EDITORbrooklyn simsSECTION EDITORSSTUDENT LIFE katie fittzPEOPLE gino CieloLEADERSHIP: moegon paxtonACADEMICS SOrO fa heyORGANIZATIONS kristi SOtOASSISTANT ORGANIZATIONS: jessica b oydSOCIAL CLUBS koylee SwayneATHLETICS logon COllierPHOTOASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER: alex sheltonASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER: abby kellettADVISERkatie romirezstaff writersjohn mark odkisonjessica ordreylauren buchercoitlin caldwellelumbo ebenjonicole guilloCOPY EDITORsarah eosonLAYOUT EDITORmonique jacquestiffany jonesabby kellettearly kestermackenzie leecarrie martincontributorscit: iWJSJ WE£ :a: zbo baileymolly brooksphillip brownsteven chandlerjimmo corneliusshouno cressycaroline domronnoah dornellellen erwindr. julie harrisdr. paul hoyniekatie hensorlingmeg hillwhitney lawsonmary liratina liuoddie Ioeffierchris Ioftisjoseph magnesslucy morchenojeff montgomerymichelle murraykelly gemma..._ -..:.~ryan orroshel parsonsgabrielle pruittheidi taborjames taylorcoity oliverkerr photographyseth presleyhope ricejames ruckerIauro jo sawyerdavid schillingmartha vendettdr. mike woodCOPY EDITORkelsey sherro dHEAD PHOTOGRAPHERo shel parsonsindex 333
Let m e start offbysayingthatlamnot thebest at making decisions. I am that friend that will sit on thecouch until someone else tells us what we're doing. So, in otherwords, choosing a theme for the yearbook proved to be quitedifficult. I began brainstorming themes at the end of last springsemester, right after I found out I was editor in chief. I lookedall over the place f or potential ideas - in magazines, televisionshows, books, commercials and so on. Nothing. Nothing at all.By the beg1nn ing of August I had a few ideas, but I still wasn'tconvinced. Finall y, when I had less than a week left before I leftfor the Student Publications retreat, I thought of the theme,"Dig Deeper." Th e entire 14-hour drive from Michigan down toArkansas I tried t o figure out what I meant by "Dig Deeper."There were so many different meanings I thought of, and to behonest, it wasn't until about two months mto the school yearwhen I realized what I had been thinking all along.It's too often we sink into this routine of doing the samethings, seeing the same people and not branching out. We move1nto the dorms, make friends, hang out with those same friends24/7, use all15 ch apel skips, search around for the easiest Bibleclass, do just 'good enough' in classes and move out for thesummer. After th is routine is repeated four times, or maybef1ve, we graduate. The days run together and become prettymonotonous. That is where digging deeper comes in. If we cantake the time to t hink a little bit harder about the things we do,spend more time making our friendships deeper and dig intoGod's word to find out who He is calling us to be, our lives willbecome increasi ngly blessed.For me, personally, I spend a lot of time dedicated to ensuringthat my future will be as successful as possible. My primary focusis on my classes, t he yearbook, my resume, etc. Although it isgreat that I have taken the t ime to think about those things, I start __.missing out on both social and spiritual aspects of my I if e. WhenI don't take the time to break out from my compartmentalizedlife, I am missing out on opportunities for God to bless me andfor me to bless others. One of the greatest things about Hardingis the people it brings together. Whether it's the girl you don'really know in your classes or your roommate who you will stafr1ends with forever, they each can have an impact in your life.Until you take the time to invest in them, they won't be able tofully invest in you .That is what digging deeper is all about. It is making that extraeffort to f1gure out exactly why we do the things the we do, andbetter yet who we are doing them for. Because when we findthe answers to those questions, the current priority in our livesbecomes pretty clear. If those answers don't lead us to where we ~want to be, that is when we can reevaluate what we are doing ~and start focusing more on those things we have been ignoring .Our I ives ca'f\Change drastically when we choose to dig deeper.The book highlights the ways people on this campus chooseto dig deepe-r. >!'·here is Regis Ngaboyisonga, the student f romRwanda wha,has this love and passion for Jesus that just blowsme away. The faculty member this book is dedicated to, Dr. CheriSmith, who invests in and cares so much about every one of herstudents. The group who experienced the villa fire and burglaryat H UF, yet sti II found the trip to be one of the biggest blessingin their lives. Then there is Taylor Lively, whose doctor told himthat running uoss country saved his life. There are so manydifferent ways the people around us can challenge us to grow.It is my hope that as you read the sto1·ies of all the people andgroups that make up this university, you see the different waysin wh1ch we each can dig deeper to find t hat deeper meaning.Nicole Sophia Sullenger, editor in chief334 closing
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