Petit Jean Yearbook
The Petit Jean is Harding University's award-winning yearbook. It is named after Petit Jean Mountain in Morrilton, Ark., where Harding College resided until it moved to Searcy in 1934. The book has won numerous state and national awards, including a Gold Crown from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in 2004, the highest honor a college yearbook can receive.
Application for scholarship positions
Click here for an application to work on the 2012-2013 Petit Jean staff.
Digital archives
The Brackett Library has digitally archived 86 years of Petit Jean yearbooks, starting with the 1924-25 Harding College Petit Jean and ending with the 2010 book. Click here to view the collection.
The 2011-2012 Petit Jean Staff
EditorialAssistant Editor — Laura Chambers, lchambe2@harding.edu
Copy Editor — Sarah Eason, season@harding.edu
Assistant Copy Editor — Kasey Coble, kcoble@harding.edu
Layout Editor — Tyler Carmical, tcarmica@harding.edu
Assistant Layout Editor — Cristin Carter, ccarter9@harding.edu
Athletics Editor — Logan Callier, lcallier@harding.edu
Leadership Editor — Mackenzie Lee, mlee2@harding.edu
Academics Editor — Angel Paramore, vparamor@harding.edu
Student Life Editor — Jessie Boyd, jboyd1@harding.edu
People Editor — John Shrable, jshrable@harding.edu
People Editor — John Shrable, jshrable@harding.edu
Social Clubs Editor — Lindsey Sullivan, lsulliva@harding.edu
People Editor — John Shrable, jshrable@harding.edu
Organizations Editor — Michael Wallace, mwallac4@harding.edu
Assistant Organizations Editor — Matt Ryan, mryan1@harding.edu
Photographers
Grant Schol, gschol1@harding.edu
Faculty Adviser
Katie Ramirez, 501.279.4139, kramirez@harding.edu